

CLANNAD
Tomoya Okazaki is a delinquent who finds life dull and believes he'll never amount to anything. Along with his friend Youhei Sunohara, he skips school and plans to waste his high school days away. One day while walking to school, Tomoya passes a young girl muttering quietly to herself. Without warning she exclaims "Anpan!" (a popular Japanese food) which catches Tomoya's attention. He soon discovers the girl's name is Nagisa Furukawa and that she exclaims things she likes in order to motivate h...
Clannad adapts the visual novel of the same title.
A reluctant teen finds purpose in love and drama, turning a dull high school into a life‑changing odyssey.
Tomoya Okazaki drifts through his final year of high school with a nihilistic outlook, spending his days skipping class and hanging out with his loud‑mouthed friend Youhei. His apathetic routine shatters the day he bumps into Nagisa Furukawa, a shy girl who repeats the word "Anpan" to pep herself up. Intrigued by her odd habit, Tomoya learns that Nagisa is a year behind due to a lingering illness and harbors a fragile hope: to resurrect the school’s defunct drama club. Despite his own lack of direction, he volunteers to help her, dragging the rest of the cast—each with their own quirks and hidden wounds—into a whirlwind of rehearsals, late‑night talks, and heartfelt confessions. As the seasons change, Tomoya’s involvement with Nagisa and the other girls forces him to confront the very emptiness he once dismissed. The series weaves together slice‑of‑life moments with earnest drama, showing how ordinary school days can become the crucible for love, loss, and personal growth. By the series’ end, Tomoya discovers that the mundane can be extraordinary when shared with people who care, turning his once‑bleak future into a tapestry of connections and lingering hope.
A character-driven high school drama where a cynical delinquent helps a frail girl revive the drama club, uncovering each classmate's painful family secrets along the way. Expect tear-jerking storytelling about illness, grief, and parental failure balanced with warm comedy and romance, best suited for teens ready for serious emotional weight.
Clannad has 23 episodes.
Clannad is currently finished airing.
Clannad was produced by Kyoto Animation.
Clannad aired Oct 5, 2007 to Mar 28, 2008.
Clannad is based on a Visual novel.
A character-driven high school drama where a cynical delinquent helps a frail girl revive the drama club, uncovering each classmate's painful family secrets along the way. Expect tear-jerking storytelling about illness, grief, and parental failure balanced with warm comedy and romance, best suited for teens ready for serious emotional weight.
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Fujibayashi, Ryou
Main
CV: Kanda, Akemi

Fujibayashi, Kyou
Main
CV: Hirohashi, Ryou

Furukawa, Nagisa
Main
CV: Nakahara, Mai

Ibuki, Fuuko
Main
CV: Nonaka, Ai

Ichinose, Kotomi
Main
CV: Noto, Mamiko

Okazaki, Tomoya
Main
CV: Nakamura, Yuuichi

Sakagami, Tomoyo
Main
CV: Kuwashima, Houko

Sunohara, Youhei
Main
CV: Sakaguchi, Daisuke

3-A Teacher
Supporting
CV: Sagawa, Jun

Basketball Club Captain
Supporting
CV: Hamada, Kenji

Furukawa, Akio
Supporting
CV: Okiayu, Ryoutarou

Furukawa, Sanae
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Kikuko

Garbage Doll
Supporting
CV: Yajima, Akiko

Gentleman
Supporting
CV: Aoyama, Yutaka

Girl from the Illusionary World
Supporting
CV: Kawakami, Tomoko

Harada
Supporting
CV: Yasui, Eri

Homeroom Teacher
Supporting
CV: Saizen, Tadahisa

Ibuki, Kouko
Supporting
CV: Minaguchi, Yuko

Ichinose, Kotaro
Supporting
CV: Kaneko, Hidehiko

Ichinose, Mizue
Supporting
CV: Sugihara, Mutsumi

Isogai
Supporting

Kanako
Supporting
CV: Suzuki, Keiko

Koumura, Toshio
Supporting
CV: Aono, Takeshi

Male Customer
Supporting
CV: Tachibana, Shinnosuke
23 episodes · 2 cours
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