

アオハライド
While most young girls make an effort to show off their feminine charms, Futaba Yoshioka deliberately behaves like she wants to repel anyone who might be attracted to her. Ostracized by her female classmates in middle school for being a little too popular with the boys, she desperately strives to avoid a similar situation in high school by being unnecessarily noisy and graceless. Nevertheless, scattered among Futaba's unpleasant memories are the treasured moments with the boy she had a crush on...
Ao Haru Ride is the anime adaptation of the manga series written and illustrated by Io Sakisaka, which was serialized in the shoujo magazine Bessatsu Margaret between 2011 and 2015. It has sold over 5.84 million copies, and released in Germany, France, Italy, Taiwan and Poland. It was adapted into a...
When the boy she once adored returns under a new name, Futaba must choose between safety and the messy thrill of love.
Futaba Yoshioka swears off the typical teenage drama of flirting and popularity, opting instead to act loud and clumsy so no one will notice her. In middle school she was ostracized for being a magnet for boys, and now, as a high‑school freshman, she clings to that self‑imposed armor, convinced that anonymity will protect her fragile heart. Yet the memory of Kou Tanaka, the boy who once made her pulse race, refuses to fade. When a transfer student named Kou Mabuchi appears, sporting a new surname and a more distant demeanor, Futaba’s world tilts back into the familiar whirl of first‑love nerves. Determined to reclaim the connection she once had, Futaba decides to shed her protective façade and become the girl she once was—sweet, earnest, and a little vulnerable. The gamble forces her to navigate the delicate balance between old friendships and new feelings, all while confronting the reality that people change as much as they grow. As the seasons shift, Futaba learns that love isn’t a static snapshot from the past, but a messy, evolving journey that demands honesty, courage, and the willingness to let go of the self‑imposed mask.
A gentle high-school romance about a girl who masks her true self to fit in, and the boy from her past who returns changed and guarded. The series focuses on emotional growth, friendship dynamics, and first love without graphic content.
Blue Spring Ride has 12 episodes.
Blue Spring Ride is currently finished airing.
Blue Spring Ride was produced by Production I.G.
Blue Spring Ride aired Jul 8, 2014 to Sep 23, 2014.
Blue Spring Ride is based on a Manga.
A gentle high-school romance about a girl who masks her true self to fit in, and the boy from her past who returns changed and guarded. The series focuses on emotional growth, friendship dynamics, and first love without graphic content.
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Mabuchi, Kou
Main
CV: Kaji, Yuuki

Yoshioka, Futaba
Main
CV: Uchida, Maaya

Asumi
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Marina

Chie
Supporting
CV: Shiraishi, Ryouko

Doctor
Supporting
CV: Kirimoto, Takuya

Kikuchi, Touma
Supporting
CV: Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu

Kominato, Aya
Supporting
CV: KENN

Mabuchi, Mother
Supporting
CV: Hisakawa, Aya

Makita, Yuuri
Supporting
CV: Kayano, Ai

Murao, Shuuko
Supporting
CV: Komatsu, Mikako

Naitou
Supporting
CV: Yamashita, Daiki

Peach-sensei
Supporting
CV: Sakaguchi, Tetsuo
12 episodes
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Ranked higher than 92% of all anime on AniTome (out of 19,551)
More popular than 99% of all anime
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