

響け!ユーフォニアム
Now that Kumiko Oumae has enrolled in Kitauji High School, she hopes to forget about her past. Despite her desire for a fresh start, she gets dragged into the school's band club by her new friends—Sapphire Kawashima and Hazuki Katou—and is once again stuck playing the euphonium. As the band currently stands, they won't be able to participate in the local festival, Sunfest, let alone compete at a national level. The band's new advisor, Noboru Taki, gives them a choice: they can relax and have f...
A shy euphoniumist finds harmony amid rivalry, ambition, and the relentless beat of high school life.
Kumiko Oumae arrives at Kitauji High with the intention of leaving her middle‑school band drama behind, only to be pulled back into the world of brass by two enthusiastic classmates, Sapphire and Hazuki. They coax her onto the euphonium once more, thrusting her into a fledgling concert band that’s barely cohesive enough to play a school ceremony, let alone aim for the prestigious Sunfest or the national competition. The club’s new advisor, the stern yet passionate Noboru Taki, forces the members to choose between a carefree rehearsal schedule and an unforgiving regimen that could transform them into a genuine contender. Complicating matters, Kumiko’s former rival, the talented trumpet prodigy Reina Kousaka, reappears as a fellow member, reigniting old tensions. As the students grind through grueling practice sessions, they confront personal insecurities, clashing egos, and the weight of collective expectation. Through late‑night rehearsals, fleeting moments of camaraderie, and the bittersweet sound of brass echoing through the school’s corridors, Kumiko learns that growth isn’t about erasing the past but harmonizing it with new aspirations. Together, the band discovers that the true triumph lies not in medals but in the shared resonance of their music.
A grounded, emotionally nuanced drama about a high school concert band striving for nationals, focusing on the pressure of excellence and complex friendships. It handles adolescent anxiety and subtle queer longing with restraint and realism, making it thoughtful viewing for young teens and up.
Sound! Euphonium has 13 episodes.
Sound! Euphonium is currently finished airing.
Sound! Euphonium was produced by Kyoto Animation.
Sound! Euphonium aired Apr 8, 2015 to Jul 1, 2015.
Sound! Euphonium is based on a Novel.
A grounded, emotionally nuanced drama about a high school concert band striving for nationals, focusing on the pressure of excellence and complex friendships. It handles adolescent anxiety and subtle queer longing with restraint and realism, making it thoughtful viewing for young teens and up.
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Katou, Hazuki
Main
CV: Asai, Ayaka

Kawashima, Sapphire
Main
CV: Toyota, Moe

Kousaka, Reina
Main
CV: Anzai, Chika

Oumae, Kumiko
Main
CV: Kurosawa, Tomoyo

Gotou, Takuya
Supporting
CV: Tsuda, Kenjirou

Himegami, Kotoko
Supporting
CV: Hirai, Sachie

Hirao, Sumiko
Supporting

Hitomi, Lala
Supporting
CV: Chisuga, Haruka

Inoue, Junna
Supporting

Kabe, Tomoe
Supporting

Kasaki, Nozomi
Supporting

Kawashima, Kohaku
Supporting
CV: Chisuga, Haruka

Kitamura, Raina
Supporting

Matsumoto, Michie
Supporting
CV: Hisakawa, Aya

Morimoto, Michiyo
Supporting

Nagase, Riko
Supporting
CV: Kobori, Miyuki

Nakagawa, Natsuki
Supporting
CV: Fujimura, Konomi

Nakano, Tsubomi
Supporting

Nakaseko, Kaori
Supporting
CV: Chihara, Minori

Noguchi, Hideri
Supporting

Ogasawara, Haruka
Supporting
CV: Hayami, Saori

Oka, Mikino
Supporting
CV: Hikasa, Youko

Oumae, Akiko
Supporting
CV: Nanao, Haruhi

Oumae, Mamiko
Supporting
CV: Numakura, Manami
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