

ココロコネクト ミチランダム
Not long after putting the previous supernatural incident behind them, the members of Yamaboshi Academy's Student Cultural Society (StuCS) must deal with Fuusenkazura's newest trial—emotion transmission. This phenomenon allows the club members to hear each others' true thoughts, but with one catch: the timing, sender, and recipient are all completely random. To make matters worse, the club's supervisor, Ryuuzen Gotou, may have to step down due to his responsibilities for the upcoming school year...
Episodes 14 and 15 aired at a special event at Cinemart Shinjuku from November 19 to 25, 2012. Episodes 16 and 17 aired at a special event at Cinemart Shinjuku from December 10 to 16. All four episodes aired on AT-X on December 30. The first and second pairs of episodes were released on Blu-ray on M...
Random thoughts spill, hearts collide—Valentine’s Day becomes a confession battlefield.
After surviving the bizarre body‑swap ordeal that tore their friendships apart, the members of Yamaboshi Academy’s Student Cultural Society find themselves thrust into a new, even more invasive phenomenon: random emotion transmission. One moment a quiet confession slips into another’s mind, the next a sudden surge of jealousy erupts without warning. The twist is cruel—no one knows who will receive the feeling, when it will strike, or whose inner voice will be broadcast. As the club grapples with this chaotic empathy, they’re forced to confront the unspoken tensions that have lingered beneath their daily banter. The stakes rise when their beloved supervisor, Ryuuzen Gotou, faces the prospect of stepping down to shoulder new responsibilities for the upcoming school term, leaving the group without its steady anchor. Amid the swirling confusion, Valentine’s Day looms, turning every stray whisper of affection into a potential disaster. Secrets about crushes, insecurities, and hidden resentments spill out in a torrent of raw honesty, testing the fragile bonds that the StuCS thought they’d solidified. In this four‑episode OVA, humor and heartache collide as each character must decide whether to embrace the vulnerability that comes with truly hearing one another, or to retreat behind the walls they’ve built. The result is a bittersweet exploration of teenage love, friendship, and the strange ways fate can force us to listen.
This four-episode OVA concludes the series with a supernatural phenomenon that randomly broadcasts characters' innermost thoughts, forcing a tight-knit friend group to confront hidden romantic feelings, deep-seated insecurities, and past trauma. The story handles heavy mental health topics including depression and suicidal thoughts with seriousness and care, making it emotionally intense but ultimately focused on healing and honest communication.
Kokoro Connect OVA has 4 episodes.
Kokoro Connect OVA is currently finished airing.
Kokoro Connect OVA was produced by SILVER LINK..
Kokoro Connect OVA aired Nov 19, 2012 to Dec 10, 2012.
Kokoro Connect OVA is based on a Light novel.
This four-episode OVA concludes the series with a supernatural phenomenon that randomly broadcasts characters' innermost thoughts, forcing a tight-knit friend group to confront hidden romantic feelings, deep-seated insecurities, and past trauma. The story handles heavy mental health topics including depression and suicidal thoughts with seriousness and care, making it emotionally intense but ultimately focused on healing and honest communication.

Aoki, Yoshifumi
Main
CV: Terashima, Takuma

Inaba, Himeko
Main
CV: Sawashiro, Miyuki

Kiriyama, Yui
Main
CV: Kanemoto, Hisako

Nagase, Iori
Main
CV: Toyosaki, Aki

Yaegashi, Taichi
Main
CV: Mizushima, Daichuu

Enjouji, Shino
Supporting
CV: Touyama, Nao

Fujishima, Maiko
Supporting
CV: Itou, Shizuka

Fuusenkazura
Supporting
CV: Fujiwara, Keiji

Gotou, Ryuuzen
Supporting
CV: Fujiwara, Keiji

Itou
Supporting
CV: Tokumoto, Eiichirou

Kaidou
Supporting
CV: Yamazaki, Haruka

Kurihara, Yukina
Supporting
CV: Ishihara, Kaori

Mihara
Supporting
CV: Fujii, Yukiyo

Mihashi, Chinatsu
Supporting
CV: Uchida, Maaya

Mikitani
Supporting
CV: Nomura, Kanako

Nakayama, Mariko
Supporting
CV: Akasaki, Chinatsu
Otokawa
Supporting
CV: Nomura, Kanako

Setouchi, Kaoru
Supporting
CV: Uesaka, Sumire

Shiroyama, Shouto
Supporting
CV: Ichiki, Mitsuhiro

Uwa, Chihiro
Supporting
CV: Toyonaga, Toshiyuki

Watase, Shingo
Supporting
CV: Ono, Yuuki

Yaegashi, Rina
Supporting
CV: Oogame, Asuka
4 episodes
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