The Best Episodes Directed By Haruka Fujita

The signing ceremony concludes, officially bringing an end to the war. While writing letters for an air show, Violet composes a letter to the Major.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

The band is abuzz with talk about who they'll be going to the upcoming festival with. There's someone Hazuki wants to go with, but that someone is already going with someone else. Meanwhile Kumiko somehow ends up going with you-know-who.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Jukki Hanada

Amagi Brilliant Park is operated by the residents of magic nation of Maple Land. It seems like a fantasy, but having been given the ability to hear people's minds by its owner, Queen Latifah, Seiya has no choice but to believe it.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Fumihiko Shimo

Seiya collapses from fatigue and summer cold after having been busy with managing the park for the past few days. To help Seiya, who's worried about his attendance at school, Moffle and others came up with a plan: Pretend to be Seiya by wearing Mogoot Clan's "magical clone suit" and attend school. However...

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Fumihiko Shimo

The crew ponders how to attract new members to the Swim Club. Haruka is called in by Amakata-sensei to discuss his intended career path, but as always, Haruka moves to the beat of his own drum. Meanwhile, Coach Sasabe brings an interesting opportunity to the boys…

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Masahiro Yokotani

Having won first place at the Kyoto competition, Kumiko and the band are preparing to compete in the Kansai competition. A shadow looms over them when an old member, Nozomi Kasaki, enters the picture.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Jukki Hanada

It's winter and Christmas is coming soon when Tohru is asked to put on a performance for the old folk's home. Tohru and the others decide to put on a play so as to not bother Miss Kobayashi while she's busy, yet without her there to control things, the play the dragons devise takes an unexpected turn... Finally, the play is put on, and while Miss Kobayashi watches their performance with anxiety...

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Masashi Nishikawa

One morning, as she left for work, she found a dragon before her. Stunned, the dragon transformed into a beautiful girl with horns, a tail, and a maid outfit right before Miss Kobayashi's eyes. Calling herself Tohru, this dragon-girl asked, "Please let me serve as your maid from now on!" Confused by her question, Miss Kobayashi remembered inviting the dragon into her home last night while drunk. She refuses, saying she can't afford to hire someone, but then she realizes she's almost late for work and--

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Yuka Yamada

Princess Charlotte is to have a public correspondence with her betrothed, and Violet is entrusted with writing the letters on her highness’s behalf.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Takaaki Suzuki

Hodgins retrieves Violet from the hospital, as Major Gilbert asked him to look out for her. After they meet Gilbert's relatives, he offers her a job.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

Violet tries to adjust to her new job: she needs to learn typing, and her coworkers question whether she has the right demeanor for letter writing.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Reiko Yoshida

Asuka's mother wants her to quit the concert band. This upsets everyone -- including her mother.

Director: Haruka Fujita

Writer: Jukki Hanada