The Best Episodes Directed By Morio Asaka

True love.

Director: Morio Asaka

Writer: Natsuko Takahashi

Nana recalls the first time she meet the other Nana on the train while traveling to Tokyo.

Director: Morio Asaka

Writer: Tomoko Konparu

Several years in the future, the members of Blast plus Hachi and her daughter Satsuke meet each other again at Room 707 for the fireworks display, but strangely Nana is not present. Back in 2001, Hachi has cold feet about seeing Nobu again so Nana lies and tells her that he won't be present for the fireworks.

Director: Morio Asaka

Writer: Tomoko Konparu

When the party happens upon a town whose inhabitants are all mysteriously asleep, it's time for their newest traveling companion to prove his mettle.

Director: Morio Asaka

Writer: Tomohiro Suzuki

Hideki has moved to the city from the country to enrol in Prep School in order to pass the college entrance exam. In the city, Hideki is amazed by the mobile computer units called Persocoms that almost everyone has. If only they weren't so expensive! Walking one night he comes across a cute persocon just lying in the trash and decides he should do his part for the environment and recycle her as his own.

Director: Morio Asaka

Writer: Nanase Okawa

Following the events from the previous episode, Hideki responds to Chi he also loves her. At this point, something triggers in Chi, and she flies out of the apartment window and onto the roof of the building. Zima and Dita, two advanced Persocoms who had been observing from a distance, wait nearby intending to stop Chi from launching her supposed hidden program that they fear will destroy all Persocoms.

Director: Morio Asaka

Writer: Tsuyoshi Tamai