List of ''Oh My Goddess!'' episodes
Oh My Goddess!, the manga by Kōsuke Fujishima, has been adapted into five anime versions between 1993 and 2007, including an original video animation (OVA), The Adventures of Mini-Goddess, Ah! My Goddess, and its sequels, Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy and Ah! My Goddess: Fighting Wings.
In 1993, Anime International Company produced a five-episode OVA series based on the manga series.[1] Its success inspired a spinoff TV series entitled The Adventures of Mini-Goddess. Produced by Oriental Light and Magic and initially aired on WOWOW in 1998 and 1999, the plot revolved around the adventures of three miniaturized goddesses and their rat companion Gan-chan, all of whom live in a temple home.[2] In 2005, Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) began broadcasting Ah! My Goddess, a new series directed by Hiroaki Gōda and animated by Anime International Company.[3] It ran for 24 episodes between January 7 and July 8, 2005.[4][5] A sequel also animated by Anime International Company and directed by Gōda, Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy, aired on TBS between April 6 and September 14, 2006.[3] A two-episode special entitled Ah! My Goddess: Fighting Wings, animated by Anime International Company and directed by Gōda, was broadcast on TBS on December 9, 2007.[6]
Each series was licensed to a different American publisher. AnimEigo received the rights to publish the OVA in Region 1 and released five VHS tapes and two DVDs.[7][8] The Adventures of Mini-Goddess was licensed to Geneon Entertainment (under their old name, Pioneer Entertainment) and was released to four DVDs.[9] Ah! My Goddess was licensed by Media Blasters, who released all 26 episodes on 6 DVD compilations.[10] However, Media Blasters declined the sequel (Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy); it was instead licensed to ADV Films, who released six DVD compilations.[11] and then to Funimation, who later released a boxset in November 25, 2008.[12] Thirteen pieces of theme music are used in the different series: four opening themes and nine ending themes. The Japanese production companies or the holders of the licenses in Region 1 released several soundtracks and drama CDs as well.[13][14]
OVA series
First series
From late 1993 to early 1994, the Oh My Goddess! (ああっ女神さまっ Aa! Megami-sama) original video animation series was produced by Anime International Company, featuring the central characters of Kosuke Fujishima's Oh My Goddess! series.[15] It is distributed by Pony Canyon in Japan and by AnimEigo in North America.[16] The English dub was produced by Coastal Carolina Studios. The storyline initially parallels the early parts of the original manga and is similar to early episodes of the later 2005 TV series; the first three episodes of the OVA cover the same story as episodes one through ten of the 2005 series. However, episodes four and five do not follow the manga or any other TV series.
The series was initially released straight to VHS between February 21, 1993 and May 17, 1994.[17][18] It was reissued twice in North America on VHS and LaserDisc format: once between June 29, 1994 and August 31, 1994[19][20] and again between May 29, 1996 and June 28, 1996.[21][22] It was also released to two DVDs on August 14, 2001 and October 9, 2001 respectively.[23][24]
Both the opening theme, "I Can't Confess My Heart, I Wanna Confirm Your Heart" (My Heart 言い出せない, Your Heart 確かめたい My Heart Iidasenai, Your Heart Tashikametai), and the ending theme, "Congratulations!" (コングラチュレイションズ! Kongurachureishonzu!), are sung by the Goddess Family Club.[25]
| No. | Title | Original release date |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Moonlight and Cherry Blossoms" | February 21, 1993[17] |
| Trying to phone a takeout restaurant, Keiichi Morisato, a student at the Nekomi Institute of Technology and member of the Auto Club, accidentally dials the "Goddess Helpline" and summons a goddess named Belldandy. Belldandy offers to grant him a single wish; Keiichi requests that Belldandy stay with him forever. The wish is approved, activating the "Ultimate Force," which prevents them from being separated. When they are driven out from the men-only dormitory, they search for lodgings for the night, but to no avail. Eventually, following Belldandy's lead, they reach an old temple. The next morning, Belldandy magically restores the temple to its former beauty before Keiichi awakens. Later that day, Keiichi's sister Megumi Morisato arrives and asks for a place to stay for a few days while she finds a permanent residence. The members of the Auto Club show up and a lively party takes place as the day ends. | ||
| 2 | "Midsummer Night's Dream" | May 21, 1993[26] |
| Five months have passed since Keiichi and Belldandy began living together, but their relationship has not progressed. As summer vacation approaches, Keiichi (with prompting from Megumi) decides to take Belldandy to the ocean. While Belldandy and Megumi are shopping, Keiichi decides to watch a film that has mysteriously arrived in the mail. To Keiichi's surprise, Urd, Belldandy's elder sister, steps out of the television. They arrive at the beach and Urd reveals to Keiichi that she has secretly tagged along to help bring the couple together. However, Keiichi almost drowns after a boating accident and Urd's love potion causes Keiichi to fall in love with Sayoko Mishima by mistake. Urd's presence is revealed when Belldandy recognizes Urd's hand in the events, and a kiss from Belldandy brings Keiichi back to his senses. Urd's trip to Earth has caused problems in heaven. As punishment, she is forced to remain on Earth. She moves in with Keiichi and Belldandy. | ||
| 3 | "Burning Hearts on the Road" | September 21, 1993[27] |
| Skuld, Belldandy's younger sister, is overworked from hunting bugs in heaven. A bored Urd continues to get in everyone's way on Earth by accidentally exploding a cake Belldandy is making and an engine Keiichi is repairing. Lonely and overworked, Skuld comes to Earth and tries to convince Belldandy to return with her. Keiichi is working hard to build a motorbike for an upcoming drag race. With Skuld's help, they complete the bike in spite of the difficulties posed by Toraichi Tamiya and Otaki Aoyama, leaders of the Auto Club. On the day of the race, Toshiyuki Aoshima, leader of a rival club, reveals that Belldandy is the prize for the race – the winning club will gain her as a member. Skuld, still hoping that Belldandy will leave Keiichi to return with her, tampers with the rival club's bike so that Keiichi cannot win. In the final race, Keiichi wins after taking the flag when the other bike's engine fails. | ||
| 4 | "Evergreen Holy Night" | December 28, 1993[28] |
| Keiichi has a nightmare about Belldandy. He wakes up to discover the ground inside the temple covered with snow; however, the ground outside is snow-free. Skuld identifies the problem as a bug and creates a bug-catching machine, setting everything back to normal. She notes that the bugs form when Belldandy and Keiichi are too close. The Almighty notifies Belldandy that she will be recalled in three days. When the couple travels to school, they do so separately, prompting rumors that they have split up. Once Belldandy tries to get closer to Keiichi, explosions cause chaos and Belldandy flees. Megumi suggests that Keiichi buy a ring for Belldandy, and so he works part-time jobs to earn money to pay for one. Urd and Skuld identify a cherry tree near the temple as the source of the bugs, but on informing Belldandy, Belldandy becomes upset. | ||
| 5 | "For the Love of Goddess" | May 17, 1994[18] |
| Keiichi, unable to meet directly with Belldandy, apologizes and continues to work. Despite Urd and Skuld's efforts, they cannot find a way to remove the bugs created when Belldandy and Keiichi are too close. They resort to the Ultimate Magic Circle, a forbidden magic, as a solution. Keiichi eventually earns enough to purchase the ring. The sisters complete their research of the Ultimate Magic Circle. Belldandy, crying, removes all traces of herself from the temple and begins to depart through the gate. Keiichi arrives as she is departing and Urd casts her spell, closing the gate. Keiichi and the goddesses are thrown back in the ensuing explosion and Belldandy enters Keiichi's consciousness to save him. In a flashback, it is revealed that Keiichi and Belldandy met as youths prior to their current meeting, and they made a forbidden promise that forces her to seal all of Keiichi's memories of that meeting. As Keiichi's memories return, the system malfunctions. When he finally wakes up, The Almighty rescinds his order for Belldandy to return and Keiichi gives her the promised ring. | ||
Itsumo Futari De / Together Forever
- episode 1 released 23 February 2011 bundled with manga vol. 42 special edition
- episode 2 released 22 September 2011 bundled with manga vol. 43 special edition
- episode 3 released prior to 8 September 2013 bundled with manga vol. 46
Television series
The Adventures of Mini-Goddess
The Adventures of Mini-Goddess, or, when literally translated from its original Japanese title, Ah! My Goddess: Being Small is Convenient, is a Japanese animated TV series and that had 48 episodes aired during its run from 1998 to 1999.[29] It was directed by Hiroko Kazui and Yasuhiro Matsumura and was produced by Oriental Light and Magic. It premiered as a part of the omnibus show Anime Complex on WOWOW.[2] In Region 1, it was licensed to and distributed by Geneon Entertainment, formerly known as Pioneer Entertainment.[30] The series does not follow the manga closely; instead, it describes the adventures of the miniaturized three goddesses and their rat companion Gan-chan, who live in their temple home.
In Japan, the season was released by Pony Canyon on both DVD and VHS. Six VHS tapes were released between December 18, 1998 and October 20, 1999.[31][32] Later, six DVDs were released between May 19, 1999 and October 20, 1999.[33][34] A boxed set was released to Japan on February 20, 2008.[35] For Region 1, the season was licensed to Geneon Entertainment, under the name Pioneer Entertainment.[30] They released the season to four DVD compilations, each containing 12 episodes, between February and August 2002.[36][37] Like Pony Canyon, Geneon Entertainment released a limited-edition boxed set of the DVDs on July 1, 2003.[9]
The Adventures of Mini-Goddess has two pieces of theme music, both of which are ending themes. "Call Me Darling" (デンワしてダーリン Denwa Shite Dārin) by Yuki Ishii served as the ending theme for episodes 1–24,[38] and "XXX (Kiss Kiss Kiss)" by Splash! served as the ending theme for episodes 25–48.[39]
| No. | Title | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Let's Tell Your Fortune" "Uranai Shiyō yo!" (占いしようよ) | April 6, 1998[40][41] |
| Gan-chan the rat wants a female companion. To help him, Urd arrives with a crystal ball and offers to act as a match-maker. However, Urd's choices are all inanimate objects. She finally settles on a kettle as the perfect match, and Gan-chan marries Mrs. Kettle. Urd gives the kettle a voice-over and legs during the honeymoon, but Gan-chan insists on Mrs. Kettle having her own voice. However, once Mrs. Kettle can speak for herself, she declares that she has fallen for another kettle and elopes, leaving Gan-chan single again. | ||
| 2 | "Secret Treasure in the Attic, Part I" "Yaneura no Hihō (Zenpen)" (屋根裏の秘宝(前編)) | April 13, 1998[42] |
| While Gan-chan, Urd, and Skuld laze around, a rat falls through the ceiling and mutters about a treasure before losing consciousness. They become excited and decide to hunt for the treasure. Skuld builds mechas and they begin exploring the attic. However, their search is interrupted when they are attacked by a large rat. | ||
| 3 | "Secret Treasure in the Attic, Part II" "Yaneura no Hihō (Kōhen)" (屋根裏の秘宝(後編)) | April 20, 1998[42] |
| The three goddesses battle the rat, but their attacks are ineffective, partly due to the poor mecha design. They try to escape, but the rat calls in reinforcements and blocks their path. The gang straps a piece of cheese to Gan-chan's mecha and he distracts the rat gang. Urd and Skuld find the treasure, but are disappointed to find it is only a gold-painted windup Buddha statue. | ||
| 4 | "Let's Fly in the Sky" "Sora o Tobō yo" (空を飛ぼうよ) | April 27, 1998[42] |
| When Gan-chan expresses a wish to "fly like the birds", Skuld and Urd build for him a series of increasingly complex flying machines, paralleling the history of flight. The devices begin with Urd's attempt to build Icarus' wings, followed by Skuld's construction of the Montgolfier brothers' balloon, Otto Lilienthal's glider, Samuel Langley's (unsuccessful) Aerodrome and, ultimately, the Bell X-1, as Belldandy narrates. However, Gan-chan is still unsatisfied and wishes to travel to space. | ||
| 5 | "Let's Fly into Space" "Uchū o Tobō yo" (宇宙を飛ぼうよ) | May 11, 1998[43] |
| Gan-chan is launched into space by Urd and Skuld in a Saturn-style rocket. He orbits Earth before performing a moon landing, parodying Neil Armstrong's famous line by saying "One small step for rat, one giant step for ratkind." He plants a flag and takes a moon rock before returning to his spaceship. Urd and Skuld convince him to fly into deep space, but they leave him when Belldandy announces that dinner is ready, leaving Gan-chan alone in deep space. | ||
| 6 | "Slimming Down! Go!" "Surimu de Gō!" (スリムでGO!) | May 18, 1998[43] |
| Having gained excessive weight, Gan-chan is unable to fit into his hole in the wall. Skuld and Urd help him slim down. Skuld tries several inventions, including Mr. Sauna, Mr. Icy Bath, and Mr. 4000 Years, but they all fail. Urd gives Gan-chan a pill that causes him to exercise. He exercises furiously and collapses, exhausted, after crossing the entire globe. However, they discover the next morning that Gan-chan ate gluttonously after this exercise and regained the weight. | ||
| 7 | "Gabira, the Giant Monster – The Birth" "Daikaijū Gabira Tanjōhen" (大怪獣ガビラ 誕生編) | May 25, 1998[43] |
| After eating a moldy cake, Gan-chan becomes ill. Urd and Skuld attempt to cure him using potions and inventions; they give him salt, exercise pills, silica gel, and a vacuum, but no method cures Gan-chan. Urd appears to solve the problem, but discovers that a side effect of the "cure" has turned Gan-chan into a mini-Godzilla named Gabira. | ||
| 8 | "Gabira – The Final Battle" "Daikaijū Gabira Kessenhen" (大怪獣ガビラ決戦編) | June 1, 1998[43] |
| Gan-chan, in the form of Gabira, enters the kitchen. Urd self-multiplies to form an army, and Urd and Skuld set up multiple lines of defense to defeat Gabira. Using toy tanks, they slow down Gabira but fail to stop him. When the goddesses retreat to their final line of defense and play rock music, the mold is disgusted by Gan-chan's lack of rhythm when he attempts to dance. The stereo overloads. Keiichi finally destroys Gabira by exposing him to sunlight. | ||
| 9 | "For Whom the Bell Tolls – The Mysterious Can of Food" "Ta ga Tame ni Kane wa Naru: Kanzume no Nazo...?" (〜誰がために鐘は鳴る〜 缶詰の謎...?) | June 8, 1998[43] |
| The goddesses and Gan-chan find a can containing a vile-looking green slime that tastes delicious. The origin of this strange food comes as a surprise—a mysterious vending machine that has appeared at the temple. When they enter the temple, Skuld, Urd and Gan-chan surprise the operators, who eject them from the machine, transform it into a spaceship, and rapidly depart. | ||
| 10 | "For Whom the Bell Tolls – The Secret of the Diamond" "Ta ga Tame ni Kane wa Naru: Daiya no Himitsu" (〜誰がために鐘は鳴る〜 ダイヤの秘密) | June 15, 1998[44] |
| Gan-chan is having a bad day. Urd notices Gan-chan's ring has a diamond and asks if she can have it. Gan-chan's bad luck immediately transfers to Urd, leading her to conclude that the ring is cursed. They try to place a spiritual barrier on the ring, but it fails to materialize. The gang attempts to exorcise the spirit in the ring, but a black cat emerges, gives them a business card, takes the ring, and leaves. | ||
| 11 | "Gabira – The Strike Back" "Daikaijū Gabira Gyakushūhen" (大怪獣ガビラ逆襲編) | June 22, 1998[44] |
| Gan-chan has a relapse transformation into the monstrous Gabira. Using the earlier strategy, Urd and Skuld bathe him in sunlight. Unfortunately, it makes Gabira even stronger. Nearly out of ideas, Skuld unleashes a golden mecha version of Gabira. The two grapple but later become friends, reconciling their differences and leaving the temple grounds. | ||
| 12 | "Let's Play Baseball" "Yakyū Yarōze!" (野球やろうぜ!) | June 29, 1998[44] |
| Urd and Skuld argue about who is better at baseball. They duplicate themselves to form teams. Gan-chan and Belldandy emcee to a crowd of fake fans during the game. During extra innings, Urd and Skuld begin to play in ridiculous fashions; at one point, they mimic the tornado pitch of the Tasmanian Devil. Urd later disappears for her "ultimate pitch," and the others do the same, leaving the stadium deserted. | ||
| 13 | "Urd's Babysitting Adventures" "Urudo no Komori Nikki" (ウルドの子守日記) | July 6, 1998[44] |
| Urd babysits three young rats named Ichiko, Jiro, and Juicy. They all want to play different games, so Urd replicates herself. She makes an obedience pill to calm the rats, but her plan backfires when Juicy forces her to eat it. Later, a thunderstorm arrives to the terror of the young rats, but Urd reassures them. When the group tries to take a nap, Urd and Juicy snore so loudly that Ichiko and Jiro wake up. Before she leaves, Urd promises to return another day. | ||
| 14 | "The Proposal Scheme" "Puropozu Daisakusen Desu da!" (プロポーズ大作戦ですだ!) | July 13, 1998[45] |
| Gan-chan has fallen in love with Kaoru, a pink female rat, and plans a date with her. He is extremely nervous, so Belldandy gives him a pill to calm him. Urd creates costumes for Gan-chan, including a bow tie and a red rose. Urd casts a spell on the rose so that Kaoru will love him forever, but Gan-chan forgets the rose. When Urd attempts to return it to him, he accidentally proposes to Urd instead of Kaoru. Kaoru departs, devastated, leaving Urd and Gan-chan staring at each other. | ||
| 15 | "Welcome, Newlyweds!" "Shinkon-san Irasshai!! Desu da!" (新婚さんいらっしゃい!!ですだ!) | July 20, 1998[45] |
| Gan-chan and Urd are now married. Urd has been a loving wife and treating Gan-chan extremely well, which confuses Skuld. Urd brings Gan-chan tea, washes his back, and even prepares a bed for them to share. However, when Belldandy and Skuld leave, the last petals on the enchanted rose fall, causing Urd to revert to her normal self, at which point she attacks Gan-chan. | ||
| 16 | "Phone Me, Darling" "Denwashite Dārin" (*電話してダーリン*) | July 27, 1998[45] |
| Gan-chan tries to clean Keiichi's desk, but trips, bruises himself, and begins hiccuping. Urd cures him with an energy pill, and Gan-chan completes his cleaning. The credits roll, but Gan-chan remarks that it is too early for the show to end. Time moves in reverse, and when Gan-chan repeats his attempt to clean Keiichi's desk he is injured again. Skuld cures Gan-chan this time with a robot named Mr. Helpful. The credits roll again, Gan-chan interrupts once more, and the sequence repeats yet again. This time Gan-chan turns for aid to Belldandy, who orders Gan-chan to ask Skuld and Urd for a cure. When the credits roll for the final time, Belldandy has not yet cured Gan-chan. | ||
| 17 | "SOS in the Big Snowfield, Part One" "Daisetsugen Esuōesu (Zenpen)" (大雪原SOS(前編)) | August 3, 1998[45] |
| The episode starts with Gan-chan, Skuld, and Urd walking in the snow, disenheartened and without food. Gan-chan faints from exhaustion, but Skuld refuses to abandon him. They use a ruler as a bridge to cross a cliff gap, but Gan-chan and Urd argue and the ruler breaks, sending them plummeting. Urd explains their situation: the air conditioner broke, but became overpowered after Skuld fixed it. Gan-chan wants to give up the quest to fix the air conditioner, but Skuld and Urd continue their mission. | ||
| 18 | "SOS in the Big Snowfield, Part Two" "Daisetsugen Esuōesu (Kōhen)" (大雪原SOS(後編)) | August 10, 1998[45] |
| Skuld throws a paper clip over the cliff and Gan-chan begins to climb down, only to fall along the way. Gan-chan uses some bulletin board tacks to stop his fall and begins to climb. Skuld and Urd imitate him, and Urd remarks that they seem to be reenacting the movie Cliffhanger. They arrive at the air conditioner, but it fights back with a security system created by Skuld. The four eventually destroy it. | ||
| 19 | "Kitchen Fighters" "Kitchin Faitā" (キッチンファイター) | August 24, 1998[46] |
| The rats decide to have a martial arts championship. Gan-chan, emulating Bruce Lee, defeats his first opponent by using nunchucks given to him by Urd, his trainer. Skuld enters Banpei into the competition, and Banpei wins several rounds. In the final match between Gan-chan and Banpei, Banpei has the advantage until Gan-chan drinks a bottle of sake and begins using Jackie Chan's Drunken Master technique. However, the time runs out for the match, and the last rat standing, Jose Mendoda, is declared the winner. | ||
| 20 | "Gan-chan's Magnificent Days" "Gan-chan no Karei Naru Hibi" (岩ちゃんの華麗なる日々) | August 31, 1998[46] |
| When Gan-chan declares that he starts every day with Belldandy's morning tea, Urd begins following him as he hunts for food. When Gan-chan wakes up from a nap, he rushes to tea and repeats his routine. Urd, annoyed, argues with Gan-chan about how simple and regular the routine is. | ||
| 21 | "Ah! My Buddha" "Aa! Hotoke-sama!" (ああっ!仏さま!) | September 7, 1998[46] |
| Urd incorrectly believes Skuld has fallen in love with a large Buddha statue, so she miniaturizes and animates it. The statue thinks the goddesses and Gan-chan are his disciples, and declares they must follow his teachings. Buddha notices how serene Belldandy is and hits the others, telling them to be more like Belldandy. When Keiichi returns, they revert Buddha to his original state. | ||
| 22 | "The Story of Gan-chan: Love Me to the Bone" "Gan-chan no Hone Made Aishite" (岩ちゃんの骨まで愛して) | September 14, 1998[47] |
| Gan-chan announces that he has a new girlfriend named Koharu-chan. Urd and Skuld interview him as a news crew would, and discover that he is attracted to the way she eats. Urd and Skuld then discover, to their disgust, that Koharu-chan eats everything offered to her. When Gan-chan tries to kiss Koharu, she engulfs half of his body with her mouth. | ||
| 23 | "Let's Form a Band! Side A" "Bando Yarōze! Ei Omote" (バンドやろうぜ!A 表) | September 21, 1998[47] |
| Urd and Skuld need a drummer for their new band. Urd replicates herself and Skuld makes a drum machine, but Gan-chan demands to be drummer, so Urd tests his drumming skill. As they select a vocalist, Urd, Skuld, and Gan-chan all try to outdo each other. Belldandy arrives and becomes the singer after demonstrating her mouth recorder. They argue over the name of the band before deciding on "Goddess Fantastic Band". | ||
| 24 | "Let's Form a Band! Side B" "Bando Yarōze! Bī Omote" (バンドやろうぜ!B 表) | September 28, 1998[47] |
| To pick a leader for the band, the characters try several techniques that are all rigged. They finally decide to vote for the leader and Belldandy wins. They sell tickets for the band's concert and fix a mistake on the posters. The concert is attended by a huge crowd of rats, who pay with food. Gan-chan is nervous about the concert, but Skuld and Urd use inventions and drugs to calm him down. | ||
| 25 | "Chu-Hard – Gan-chan's Desperate Situation" "Chū Hādo – Gan-chan Zettai Zetsumei" (Chu-Hard - 岩ちゃん絶体絶命) | October 5, 1998[47] |
| The goddesses ask Gan-chan to guard the refrigerator, after securing it with Skuld's Mr. Safety. The goddesses' paranoia is well-founded; while they are gone, Gan-chan falls asleep. A group of rats attack and hold Gan-chan's rat friends hostage. He wakes up from his nap, is discovered, and flees. The terrorist rats set up a computer system to hack Mr. Safety, and Gan-chan infiltrates the group of computer rats. | ||
| 26 | "Chu-Hard 2 - Descent of the Devil" "Chū Hādo Tsū – Maō Kōrin" (Chu-Hard 2 - 魔王降臨) | October 12, 1998[48] |
| The computer rats attempt several passwords to unlock Mr. Safety, but none are successful. The rats are led by Marller, who suggests the use of heavy artillery. Gan-chan subdues the terrorist rat squad, but Marller arrives and easily defeats Gan-chan. Just in time, the goddesses return. They greet Marller as a friend and talk with her, so she gives up. They open the fridge and reveal a cheesecake, which they share and eat. | ||
| 27 | "Pop! Goes the Urd!" "Urudo de Pon!" (ウルドでポン!) | October 19, 1998[48] |
| Urd and Gan-chan host a chat show with questions from viewers. After answering one question, they are interrupted by an advertisement from Skuld Electronics Group. They attempt to answer two more questions, but the answers take too long. When Gan-chan asks Belldandy if she likes rats, Urd discovers that the "viewer questions" are all written by Gan-chan. | ||
| 28 | "Rainy Day" | October 26, 1998[48] |
| While watching the rain outside, Urd watches a crow fly away. She takes a walk with an umbrella and rides down the river on a hat. She walks down the beach, travels on the subway, and walks outside, seeing the crow again. Then she sees Skuld, Belldandy, and Gan-chan, and runs toward them, smiling. | ||
| 29 | "Let's Meet in Our Dreams" "Chikyū Saigo no Kessen / Yume de Aimashō" (地球最後の決戦 / 夢で逢いましょう) | November 2, 1998[48] |
| Urd dreams that she defeats Marller and saves the world from destruction. Skuld creates Mr. Dream TV, which allows others to see the subject's dreams. When they examine Gan-chan, his dream is so boring that Skuld modifies it so that he dreams about Belldandy confessing her love to him. In the dream, he makes negative comments about Skuld and Urd, so they attack him. They attach Belldandy to Mr. Dream TV and the episode ends with the other characters staring at the monitor in shock. | ||
| 30 | "Female Detective Skuld's First Case... Mystery of Three Stolen Treasures: The Dangerous Trap Hidden in Steamy Smoke!" "Onna Meitantei Sukurudo no Jikenbo Wan – Nusumareta Mittsu no Hihō no Nazo Yukemori Kakusareta Kiken na Wana!" (女名探偵スクルドの事件簿 1 盗まれた三つの秘宝の謎 湯煙に隠された危険な罠!) | November 9, 1998[48] |
| Skuld the detective looks for her stolen ice cream, Gan-chan's stolen cheese, and Urd's stolen pickled squid. They investigate Marller, but she is not the thief. Skuld tests two devices to catch the thief at the scene of the crime, but the characters fall asleep without catching anybody. Belldandy appears with a hot pot containing all of the stolen items, and the characters enjoy it while Marller looks on, disgusted. | ||
| 31 | "Goddess Love Theater – Goddess Blade" "Megami Ai no Gekijō – Megami no Ken" (女神愛の劇場 - 女神の剣) | November 16, 1998[49] |
| Skuld, dressed as a medieval knight, attacks a castle. Gan-chan, a sorcerer from the castle, declares that he has kidnapped Belldandy. Skuld attacks, but Gan-chan is struck down by Urd, who claims that he was being controlled by someone else. Marller appears, attacking Urd and summoning a large rat dragon. The dragon disobeys Marller and attacks the entire group, but Belldandy appears and defeats it. | ||
| 32 | "Quick Fix Division of the Tariki Hongan Temple" "Kochira Tariki Honganji-nai Sugu Yaru Ka" (こちら他力本願寺内 すぐやる課) | November 30, 1998[49] |
| Urd, Skuld, and Gan-chan open a "Quick Fix" club. A pink rat is their first customer. Her son is stuck in a gap in the kitchen, and they try to save him with a variety of strange methods. Skuld begins building a robot, and Urd gives Gan-chan a pill. They fiddle with their plans for so long that Belldandy saves the young rat instead. Wondering how Belldandy did it, they try to recreate the situation by stuffing Gan-chan into the hole. | ||
| 33 | "Fishing Journal" "Tsuri Basu Nisshi" (釣りバス日誌) | December 7, 1998[49] |
| Gan-chan is fishing in the bathtub when Urd becomes intrigued. Gan-chan explains to Urd how to fish, but Urd ignores him and begins fishing in a different way. Gan-chan is more successful at first, but Urd ups the stakes by using a shark lure. They begin to catch larger and larger fish, keeping track on an electronic scoreboard, but the power goes out and their scores are lost. Together, they reel in an extremely large fish, who heads toward Gan-chan. He declares victory, but the fish swallows him. | ||
| 34 | "Give Me Some Servants" "Ware ni Shimobe o" (我にしもべを) | December 14, 1998[50] |
| Marller arrives with a team of rats intent on causing chaos. Her rat henchmen capture Urd, Skuld, and Gan-chan with a bottle of sake, ice cream, and cheese respectively. She tries to capture Belldandy, but Belldandy has gone to make tea. When Marller checks on her henchmen, they are having a party with their captives. The Diamond of Fear, which Marller was trying to activate, shocks Marller instead. | ||
| 35 | "Rules of the Ninja, Volume I" "Shinobi no Okite Ue no Maki" (忍びの掟 上の巻) | December 21, 1998[50] |
| Marller summons new servants (three ninja girls) from a fighting game at an arcade. She orders them to attack the goddesses, and they disappear to find their targets' weaknesses. They sneak into the temple but are found by Skuld's Mr. Patrol, who tries to detain them. However, Mr. Patrol fails, and the goddesses wonder what is wrong with the robot. The ninjas complete their scouting and prepare a plan. | ||
| 36 | "Rules of the Ninja, Volume II" "Shinobi no Okite Shimo no Maki" (忍びの掟 下の巻) | January 4, 1999[50] |
| The ninjas enter the temple, intent on causing chaos. Mr. Patrol attacks Urd, but Urd deflects the shot and knocks out Mr. Patrol. The characters discover that Urd is a fake. The fake Urd attacks Belldandy, but Belldandy hands her a 500-yen coin, and "Urd" dashes away. The goddesses ask the real Urd what is going on, but she has no idea. Mr. Patrol discovers the ninja girls on the ceiling, and the goddesses demand to know who they are. Before they answer, they notice the time and dash off to watch their favorite ninja TV show. | ||
| 37 | "Urd vs. Urd" "Urudo tai Urudo" (ウルド対ウルド) | January 11, 1999[51] |
| Urd loses an earring and clones herself to find it. She orders her clones to find her earring while she takes a nap. When she wakes up, she discovers that only a few of her clones have returned and the others have rebelled against her. They are led by a clone who has Urd's other earring. She declares war on the other Urd, but they cannot win against each other. It deteriorates to rock, paper, scissors, but each game ends in a draw. | ||
| 38 | "Gan-chan Runs for Election "Being Self-Made" Edition" "Gan-chan Senkyo ni Tatsu Risshi Hen" (岩ちゃん選挙に立つ 立志編) | January 18, 1999[51] |
| Gan-chan is running in an election and is faring well against his opponent, Gon, due to the help of the goddesses. However, Marller appears and offers Gon help. Gon hosts a party for the rat leaders of the temple and wins them over easily with the help of the ninja girls (dressed as escorts). He also starts a smear campaign and incites a crowd against Gan-chan. The goddesses investigate, and Urd discovers Gon plotting with Marller. | ||
| 39 | "Gan-chan Runs for Election "Times of Change" Edition" "Gan-chan Senkyo ni Tatsu Fūun Hen" (岩ちゃん選挙に立つ 風雲編) | January 25, 1999[51] |
| The rats hold a public debate, and Gon shames Gan-chan for the material dug up by the smear campaign. Gan-chan is losing badly, but Urd arrives with the captured ninja girls. Urd pops truth pills into their mouths, and they reveal all. Belldandy charms everybody and Gon apologizes for his actions. Gan-chan and Gon make amends and promise to run a clean election. On Election Day, to everyone's surprise, Belldandy wins instead of either Gon or Gan-chan. | ||
| 40 | "Urd's Ultimate Diet" "Urudo Kyūkyoku Daietto" (ウルド究極ダイエット) | February 1, 1999[51] |
| When Urd finds that her skirt does not fit, she begins a diet. She tries magic pills, but Gan-chan comments on how those never work. Urd tries to keep busy with chores, but drinks so much sake that she regains her weight. She concentrates hard on forgetting to eat, but fails again. She eats tofu, but regains the weight by eating too much. She tries again with new ideas but they all fail; Skuld and Belldandy point out that goddesses cannot gain or lose weight and that the skirt shrunk. | ||
| 41 | "Happy Birthday, Gan-chan" "Happī Bāsudei Gan-chan!" (ハッピーバースデイ岩ちゃん) | February 8, 1999[51] |
| On Gan-chan's birthday the goddesses prepare a great gift. They give him the Goddess Wish Maker, which grants three wishes before midnight. Asleep, Gan-chan dreams of a romantic encounter with Belldandy, but wakes up in the evening without having wished anything. Since the Wish Maker grants any wish it hears, it grants the wish of one of the goddesses. Gan-chan hurriedly tries to grant other wishes so that the Wish Maker does not grant them, but he loses another. As he tries to think of his final wish, he wastes his final wish by wishing for more time. | ||
| 42 | "Ah! My Average College Student" "Aa! Heibon na Daigakusei!" (ああ!平凡な大学生!) | February 15, 1999[52] |
| Gan-chan ponders the "average college student" mentioned in the opening narration. Urd and Skuld attempt to explain but, to his surprise, the description sounds like himself—working part-time, partying, eating and sleeping, and falling in love. He asks to see the student, but he repeatedly misses Keiichi, the "average college student". | ||
| 43 | "This Happens Once in a While" "Konna Koto mo Arunda ne" (こんなこともあるんだね) | February 22, 1999[52] |
| Gan-chan, Skuld, and Urd realize that the show is running even on their day off. They use several backdrops, but none of them work. Belldandy arrives with a script, but when they collaborate on the set's design, they end up arguing. When they finally agree to work together, they launch into outer space just as the credits roll. | ||
| 44 | "Gan-chan the Locomotive" "Kikansha Gan-chan" (機関車岩ちゃん) | March 1, 1999[52] |
| Gan-chan reads a number of train adventure books. He dreams that he is the Steam Locomotive 150 and travels on railroads while greeting the goddesses embodied as trains. Urd, as the Mallard Train, easily beats Gan-chan in a race. Skuld, as the Swiss Brienz Rothorn, climbs to the cupboard to snack. Gan-chan chases after her but to his dismay, he accidentally ends up at the roller coaster-like Extreme Thrill Ride Course. | ||
| 45 | "The Miso Jar" "Miso no Tsubo" (味噌の壺) | March 8, 1999[52] |
| When Gan-chan gets stuck in a jar of miso sauce, he finds that the walls are too slippery to climb and too thick to break. He calls for help, but nobody hears him. He imagines what life would be like if he lived in the miso jar. Urd wants miso for her curry so she pours hot spices into the jar and stirs it, but does not take any miso out, so Gan-chan is still stuck in the jar. After falling unconscious, he manages to escape. He chases the goddesses while completely covered in miso, frightening them. | ||
| 46 | "Deluxe Game of Life" "Derakkusu Jinsei Sugoroku" (DX人生すごろく) | March 15, 1999[53] |
| The characters decide to play Life, but all of the game's actions happen in real life. Skuld opens a company, Urd goes on vacations, Gan-chan gets married and has children, and Belldandy studies. When they try to quit the game, they cannot figure out how. They declare bankruptcy but end up working on a farm until someone dies in peace. | ||
| 47 | "Mekimeki High School Memorial" "Mekimeki Memoriaru" (めきめきメモリアル) | March 22, 1999[53] |
| Gan-chan desperately wants to experience stereotypical spring love, so he prays to God. As goddesses, Urd and Skuld wonder why he does not just ask them for help, but Skuld puts Gan-chan in her Dating Sim invention anyways. Inside the game, Gan-chan only eats and sleeps instead of entering dating scenarios, so Skuld forces him to "date". Gan-chan fails the scenarios several times until Skuld finally takes control of Gan-chan and completes them herself. He graduates after beating every scenario, but a tree falls on him, ending the game. | ||
| 48 | "What'll Happen Next?" "Korekara Dō Naru no?" (これからどうなるの?) | March 29, 1999[40][53] |
| The gang wonders what to do for the final episode of the series, but reject each idea suggested. When they discuss death, Skuld reveals that Gan-chan has had various incarnations and has been cloned throughout the show. Gan-chan suddenly wakes up from his dreams repeatedly until Urd stops the redundant dream cycle. Belldandy suggests a party outside, so the goddesses have a picnic and they invite Gan-chan. They take a commemorative photo, but Gan-chan jumps in front of the camera, ruining the picture. | ||
Ah! My Goddess
The episodes of the Japanese anime television series Ah! My Goddess are directed by Hiroaki Gōda, animated by Anime International Company, and produced by Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) and Kodansha.[3][54][55] The series focuses on the beginning of the manga series, when Keiichi summons Belldandy and wishes for her to remain with him forever and uses material from the first 20 volumes of the series over 24 episodes.[56]
The season began in Japan, on TBS, on January 7, 2005, and ended on July 8, 2005.[4][5] Bandai Visual released eight DVD compilations in Japan between April and November 2005, each containing three episodes.[57][58] The two OVAs, which had not been broadcast, were released on a special DVD on December 23, 2005.[59] The English adaptation is licensed by Media Blasters, who released all 26 episodes on 6 DVD compilations between September 2005 and July 2006, to Region 1.[60][61]
Each episode uses two pieces of theme music, one opening theme and one of two closing themes. "Open Your Mind" (〜小さな羽根ひろげて〜 Chiisana Hane Hirogete) by Yoko Ishida was used as the opening theme for every episode.[62] One through twelve and the finale, episode 24, ended with "Negai" (願, lit. Wish), also by Yoko Ishida;[62] episodes 13–23 and 25-26 closed with "Wing", by Yoko Takahashi;.[63]
| No. | Title | Animation Director | Screenwriter | Original airdate | Refs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Ah! You're a Goddess?" "Aa! Kimi wa Megami-sama?" (ああっキミは女神さまっ?) | Hiroaki Gōda | Hiroaki Gōda | January 6, 2005 | [4][64] |
| [Filler + Chapter 1] - Keiichi Morisato, a young student at the Nekomi Institute of Technology and member of the Auto Club, is rejected by school idol Sayoko Mishima, embarrassed by the Auto Club, and unwittingly angers dozens of the female students of the institute. While the other club members attend a party, he is left to answer the phone. Shortly before the anticipated call, Keiichi goes for a walk, during the course of which he encounters Hijiri, a young girl who has lost her purse. He goes out of his way to help her find it, before returning to his dormitory to take the expected call. Keiichi then accidentally dials a wrong number, which connects him to the Goddess Technical Helpline. To his surprise, the goddess Belldandy warps in and offers to grant him one wish. | |||||
| 2 | "Ah! Those Who Believe Shall Find Salvation?" "Aa! Shinjiru Mono wa Tsuwareru?" (ああっ信じる者は救われるっ?) | Hiroshi Ōshita | Yoh Watanabe | January 14, 2005 | [4][65] |
| [Chapter 1] - Keiichi jokingly tells Belldandy that he wishes for a goddess like her to stay by his side forever. His wish is granted, but the dormitory in which Keiichi is living has a strict policy of not allowing any girls to be around, and so he is evicted. The two search for a place to spend the night, but their efforts are complicated by the wish's force, which makes it impossible for them to remain apart even for brief periods. Eventually, Keiichi and Belldandy find a place to settle down for the night, and talk into the early hours, getting to know each other. | |||||
| 3 | "Ah! Apprenticeship, Home, and the Goddess!" "Aa! Shugyō to Wagaya to Megami-sama!" (ああっ修行と我が家と女神さまっ) | Nonaka Takuya | Yoh Watanabe | January 21, 2005 | [4][66] |
| [Filler - Chapter 3] - Keiichi and Belldandy set out to find a place to live. They meet Hijiri, the young girl Keiichi helped in the first episode, and her mother buys them a meal. However, the search for accommodation does not go well. Belldandy asks the holy spirit of Keiichi's money for help, and a strange gust of wind blows his single banknote into the air. It leads them to a Buddhist temple, where the priest, Koshian, after mistaking Keiichi for a thief, allows them to stay on the condition that they maintain the temple. Belldandy saves Keiichi by using her magic, an incident witnessed by Koshian and which inspires him to go on a pilgrimage, leaving the temple in their charge. | |||||
| 4 | "Ah! The Queen and the Goddess!" "Aa! Joō-sama to Megami-sama!" (ああっ女王さまと女神さまっ) | Ryuichi Kimura | Jukki Hanada | January 28, 2005 | [4][67] |
| [Chapters 4 - 5] - Keiichi takes Belldandy on a tour of the Nekomi Institute of Technology. She immediately attracts attention from the students, to the irritation of Sayoko Mishima, the self-proclaimed "queen of the campus." Forced to explain Belldandy's presence, Keiichi claims she is a new exchange student. Professor Osawa is suspicious however, and decides to investigate. To protect the pair, Toraichi Tamiya and Otaki Aoyama modify the school records, inserting Belldandy into the system. Sayoko, still angry with Belldandy, decides to flirt with Keiichi, but the system force continually interferes with her plans. In desperation, she takes Keiichi for a drive, but when he reveals he knows that Sayoko is only pretending to care about him, she finally admits defeat. | |||||
| 5 | "Ah! Living Under One Roof Together!" "Aa! Hitotsu Yane no Shita de!" (ああっひとつ屋根の下でっ) | Yoshiyuki Asai | Chabō Higurashi | February 4, 2005 | [4][68] |
| Social pressure, and a growing realization of his feelings for her, encourage Keiichi to ask Belldandy out on a date. He turns to a self-help book for advice, but nothing seems to go quite right. Summoning his courage, Keiichi decides just to be himself, but Belldandy mistakes his nervousness for illness, and rushes him off to his room, where she uses magic to "heal" him. Keiichi succeeds in expressing his feelings for Belldandy just before losing consciousness, and he realizes the next day that it does not matter whether or not they go out together. No matter what other people think, he will always have Belldandy at his side. | |||||
| 6 | "Ah! A Blessing in Every Bargain?" "Aa! Horidashimono ni Megumi Ari?" (ああっ掘り出しものに恵アリっ?) | Hirotaka Endō | Yoh Watanabe | February 11, 2005 | [4][69] |
| Megumi Morisato, Keiichi's sister, arrives unannounced at the temple and tells Keiichi that she has been accepted as a student at the Nekomi Institute of Technology, and will therefore be moving to the town. She gives Keiichi a specification for her ideal home, threatening to live with Keiichi and Belldandy if Keiichi does not find a home for her. In spite of his conviction that an apartment meeting Megumi's specification will be impossible to find, Keiichi undertakes the task. After a fruitless day's search, Megumi reveals that she would be happy to lower her expectations, and that she had never intended to move into the temple. The following day, Belldandy casts a spell, which leads them to an apartment meeting everything on Megumi's wish list. The reason for the apartment's availability, and its low price, is soon revealed in the form of an earth spirit, who attacks Keiichi and Belldandy. After defeating the spirit, Belldandy discovers that the spirit's energy source, a power vein, was disrupted by a stake driven into the ground. In return for diverting the power vein, the spirit agrees to protect Megumi when she moves in. | |||||
| 7 | "Ah! Where to Confess One's Love!" "Aa! Omoi Tsutaeru Bashō!" (ああっ想い伝える場所っ) | Teragijin Hitoaki | Jukki Hanada | February 18, 2005 | [4][70] |
| It is Valentine's Day and Belldandy, unaware of the custom, fails to give Keiichi a gift. Megumi explains the tradition to her, so Belldandy makes some chocolate for Keiichi, and tries to find a romantic spot in which to give it to him. Naively, she asks Sayoko Mishima about "romantic places", and is directed towards the campus playboy, Toshiyuki Aoshima. Toshiyuki takes Belldandy to a hotel room, where he attempts to take advantage of her, but Belldandy uses her magic to ward him off before collapsing with exhaustion. The following day she takes Keiichi out on a date. In spite of some poor initial choices, she does eventually find a romantic spot, and they finally exchange gifts. | |||||
| 8 | "Ah! Can You Pass the Love Test With Those Low Scores!" "Aa! Hensachi Sanjū kara no Ren'ai Juken!" (ああっ偏差値30からの恋愛受験っ) | Mio Takatori | Chabō Higurashi | February 25, 2005 | [4][71] |
| While trying to find medication for Belldandy's flu-like symptoms Keiichi meets a pharmacist who proves to be Belldandy's older sister, Urd, in disguise. She convinces Keiichi that Belldandy is ill because of a problem with the system force, which can only be fixed if a sample of Keiichi's DNA is sent to heaven. Urd claims the best method is by physical contact, in other words he must kiss Belldandy. Keiichi finds himself unable to do that, and so Urd attempts to force him to kiss Belldandy, but fails. When Belldandy wakes up and discovers what is going on she and Urd fight, until Urd's spell backfires, leaving Belldandy the victor. To Keiichi's dismay, it is then revealed that Urd has been condemned to remain on Earth until further notice. | |||||
| 9 | "Ah! The Queen and the Goddess's Secret!" "Aa! Joō-sama to Megami no Himitsu!" (ああっ女王さまと女神のヒミツっ) | Yoshihiko Iwata | Yoh Watanabe | March 4, 2005 | [4][72] |
| After defeating Sayoko and Urd in the beauty pageant at the institute, Belldandy reveals a little too much of her powers to the suspicious Sayoko. Sayoko and Toshiyuki join together in an attempt to investigate Belldandy's powers, but they are repeatedly thwarted by Urd. In frustration, Sayoko and Toshiyuki decide to kidnap Keiichi, exploiting Urd's weakness for enka music to distract her from protecting Keiichi. While Urd does battle with Toshiyuki, Belldandy searches for Keiichi. Sayoko meanwhile is torturing Keiichi by forcing him to watch her destroying rare and collectible model cars. After rescuing Keiichi and defeating Toshiyuki, Belldandy and Urd erase Sayoko and Toshiyuki's memories of events. | |||||
| 10 | "Ah! Can the Auto Club Triumph?" "Aa! Jidōshabu wa Katemasu ka?" (ああっ自動車部は勝てますかっ?) | Teragijin Hitoaki | Jukki Hanada | March 11, 2005 | [4][73] |
| Toshiyuki opens a rival club opposite the Auto Club, calling it the Four Wheels Club. Intent on closing down the Auto Club, he challenges them to a race, with the loser agreeing to disband their club. Belldandy accepts the challenge, and she, Keiichi, and the other members of the Auto Club, raise the funds to build a car for the event, only to see it destroyed by Toshiyuki. Refusing to admit defeat, they narrowly succeed in rebuilding the car just in time for the start of the race. Once it is underway, however, Belldandy has to use all of her powers to keep the vehicle from disintegrating, but with the combination of Keiichi's driving skills, the innovative design of their car, and the knowledge of Sora Hasegawa of the area, the Auto Club wins the race. | |||||
| 11 | "Ah! A Demon has Come and is Creating Calamity!" "Aa! Akuma ga Kitarite Wazawai o Nasu!" (ああっ悪魔が来たりて災いを成すっ) | Yoshiyuki Asai | Chabō Higurashi | March 18, 2005 | [4][74] |
| The demoness Marller, who had been incarcerated by Belldandy and Urd, is released from her prison and seeks revenge. Disguised as a Tanuki statue, she infiltrates Keiichi and Belldandy's temple home and transforms Keiichi into a Honda Cub. The two goddesses are unable to reverse the spell, as Mara has password-protected her curse. Urd drives Keiichi in order to head off to find the CD in which Mara had been imprisoned, while Belldandy tracks down Mara and asks her to release Keiichi. Mara chooses to fight with Belldandy instead, but Urd's arrival with the CD forces her to surrender the password in exchange for her freedom. | |||||
| 12 | "Ah! Compare and Contrast Goddesses and Queens?" "Aa! Megami to Joō o Tenbin ni Kakete?" (ああっ女神と女王を天秤にかけてっ?) | Yoshihiko Iwata | Yoh Watanabe | March 25, 2005 | [4][75] |
| Still bent on revenge, Marller teams up with Sayoko, who steals the CD from Urd. Marller casts a spell on Keiichi, making him attracted to Sayoko. Sayoko joins Belldandy and Keiichi and the three go to a dance club. Belldandy and Sayoko have a dance off, after which Keiichi declares that he wishes to stay with Sayoko, suggesting that Belldandy should go home to rest. Although the spell causes Keiichi to feel an attraction to Sayoko, his feelings for Belldandy keep surfacing, to Sayoko's frustration. After Urd defeats Marller by using rock music, the CD is grabbed by a software bug and immediately disappears. Keiichi finds Belldandy and reveals that all he wants is for her to stay with him, which she does. | |||||
| 12.5 | "Aa! Megami to Kōkan Nikki?" (ああっ女神と交換日記っ?) | Hiroaki Gōda | Yoh Watanabe | April 1, 2005 | [A][76] |
| Keiichi and Belldandy discuss their feelings about their experiences together so far. | |||||
| 13 | "Ah! Who Does Big Sister Belong To?" "Aa! Onee-sama wa Dare no Mono?" (ああっお姉さまっは誰のモノっ?) | Hirotaka Endō | Jukki Hanada | April 8, 2005 | [4][77] |
| Problems with Yggdrasil, the computer system focused on Belldandy, start to cause serious disruption on Earth. Belldandy's younger sister, Skuld, arrives to fix the system force and take Belldandy back to heaven. The goddesses hunt down the software bugs, while Skuld attempts to persuade Belldandy. As the software bugs continue to disrupt Keiichi's life, Belldandy agrees to return to heaven after telling Keiichi that time travels differently there, and that one second in heaven could equal hundreds of years on Earth. Keiichi promises to wait for her return, no matter what. Although Skuld is pleased initially, she comes to realize the extent of Keiichi and Belldandy's dedication to one another. With Keiichi's help, she rebuilds her "bug stomper", and with the bugs finally eliminated, Skuld announces her intention to remain on Earth, to watch over the pair. | |||||
| 14 | "Ah! Teaching a Lesson Called Competition!" "Aa! Taiketsu to Iu Na no Kyōiku Jisshū!" (ああっ対決という名の教育実習っ?) | Teragijin Hirotaka | Aoshima Takashi | April 15, 2005 | [4][78] |
| Skuld is having a hard time adapting to life on Earth, and her attempts to help Belldandy around the temple are not as successful as she would like. When Megumi turns up and criticizes Skuld's work on Keiichi's bike, both Megumi and Skuld decide to enter separate robots into a competition. Megumi embraces the help of others, but Skuld turns down all offers of assistance. Both contestants manage to produce their robots, but on the day of the contest it becomes clear that Skuld's emphasis on power over control has given the advantage to Megumi. Skuld attacks Megumi's creation with her own, but Megumi is able to stop her. In desperation, Skuld causes her robot to self-destruct, destroying Megumi's robot in the process. However, Belldandy, Skuld, and Megumi manage to settle their differences and agree to work together next time. | |||||
| 15 | "Ah! My Heart Was Stolen By a Goddess!" "Aa! Megumi ni Kokoro Ubawarete!" (ああっ女神に心奪われてっ) | Ryuichi Kimura | Chabō Higurashi | April 22, 2005 | [4][79] |
| In the hope of attracting more attention from her sister, Skuld builds Banpei-kun RX. When Marller arrives, Banpei drives her away, thus proving its worth. Unfortunately, Banpei consumes considerable power, thus causing disruption to Keiichi's work and Urd's entertainment. Skuld responds by modifying Banpei to be more power efficient. Things continue to go awry when Banpei attacks Keiichi, believing that it is defending Belldandy. Although it was never programmed to behave in that way, Banpei has modified its own programming because of its love for Belldandy. Banpei constantly follows Belldandy around, learning to accept the others only as a result of Belldandy's teachings and example. When Marller returns, Skuld and Banpei work together to rescue Belldandy's lunch, but Banpei loses its memory and personality when saving Skuld. | |||||
| 16 | "Ah! Catastrophe Arrives. An Auspicious Sign Stands?" "Aa! Wazawai Kitarite Chabashira Tatsu?" (ああっ災い来たりて茶柱立つっ?) | Yoshiyuki Asai | Aoshima Takashi | April 29, 2005 | [4][80] |
| Marller takes possession of Megumi and summons Senbee, the god of unhappiness and poverty, in the hope of separating Keiichi and Belldandy. The earth spirit who shares Megumi's apartment does his best to help her, but fails and is forced to make his way to Belldandy disguised as a teddy bear. Meanwhile, Marller and Senbee try to bring misfortune on Keiichi, but Keiichi seems to be having a very lucky day, and each attempt is deflected by a corresponding stroke of good fortune. Things come to a head when Marller seals Belldandy's powers and Senbee causes the car Keiichi is driving to burst into flames. With the arrival of the earth spirit to explain events, Belldandy is able to exorcise Marller from Megumi and to use her powers to save Keiichi. | |||||
| 17 | "Ah! What Are Ability and Effort?" "Aa! Sainō to Doryoku tte, Nan Desu ka?" (ああっ才能と努力って何ですかっ?) | Hiroaki Tomita | Jukki Hanada | May 6, 2005 | [4][81] |
| Sora, lacking in self confidence, is entered into a women-only go-kart race. She initially refuses to participate, but Belldandy persuades her. Sora moves in with the others at the temple, and Skuld builds a race track for her to practice on. Skuld also builds a robot to drive the kart for Sora, and Urd tries to transform Sora's personality with one of her potions, but both schemes are unsuccessful. With Sora about to give up, Belldandy convinces her to try one last time. Sora finally succeeds, but on the day of the race she falls ill, brought on by her fear of failure. Eventually, following Keiichi's example and with some wise words from Belldandy, Sora is able to compete in the race. | |||||
| 18 | "Ah! Confess Your Feelings Under the Moon?" "Aa! Unmei no Kokuhaku wa Tsuki no Shita de?" (ああっ運命の告白は月の下でっ?) | Hirotaka Endō | Yoh Watanabe | May 13, 2005 | [4][82] |
| Megumi arranges a seaside vacation for Keiichi and Belldandy as an opportunity for Keiichi to get closer to Belldandy, but Skuld and Urd tag along as well. Urd wishes to be helpful, but her assistance is more of a hindrance than a help. Skuld though, still wanting Belldandy to have nothing to do with Keiichi, constantly interferes. After Urd tells Keiichi that he must declare his love to Belldandy, he tries to do just that, near the sea, but Skuld interferes with a robot and almost destroys everything. Belldandy saves Keiichi, but just as he declares his love, Skuld comes between the pair, leading Keiichi and Skuld to believe that they are the ones destined to be together, in spite of their wishes. Belldandy, however, is happy that Keiichi has finally revealed his feelings for her. | |||||
| 19 | "Ah! Don't Look At Me Like That?" "Aa! Sonna Hitomi de Mitsumenaide?" (ああっそんな瞳でみつめないでっ?) | Teragijin Hirotaka | Chabō Higurashi | May 20, 2005 | [4][83] |
| Urd prepares an aphrodisiac, which Skuld sabotages by adding extra ingredients. Although the potion, created in the form of small sweets, was intended for Keiichi, Belldandy eats it instead and becomes far more outgoing. When Urd realizes what has happened, she reveals to Skuld that an antidote is possible, but it would take thirty hours to make and the potion will wear off in twenty-four hours, anyway. Keiichi finds it difficult to cope with Belldandy's new personality, but he agrees to take her out shopping. Skuld and Urd follow, trying to keep things under control, as Keiichi continues to be confused by Belldandy's behavior, unsure of how he should react. As the day ends, Keiichi and Belldandy travel along the coast at sunset, ending up in an old church, where Belldandy professes her love and Keiichi professes his in return. | |||||
| 20 | "Ah! Save the Goddess, If You're a Man!?" "Aa! Megami o Sukue! Otoko Nara!?" (ああっ女神を救えっオトコならっ?) | Yoshihiko Iwata | Jukki Hanada | May 27, 2005 | [4][84] |
| Urd and Skuld are called back to heaven because of increasing problems with the Yggdrasil. However, Skuld leaves Keiichi a dessert, which changes him into a woman. Belldandy, while trying to prepare an antidote for Keiichi, is exposed to a virus from heaven and becomes ill. On Skuld's suggestion, Megumi, Sora, Toraichi, and Otaki pay a visit, forcing Keiichi to disguise himself until they leave, although Megumi sees through the act and assumes it must be to help Belldandy. In desperation Keiichi resorts to dialing wrong numbers in the hope of reaching the Goddess Helpline, but all to no avail. When Belldandy's angel, Holy Bell, emerges, with crystals marring her skin, Keiichi makes one more attempt to contact the Goddess Helpline and succeeds. Following Urd's instruction, Keiichi climbs the Tokyo Tower to catch wind crystals for the cure. On Skuld's advice, they jump from the tower, and are saved only by Banpei's efforts. Returning to the temple, Urd makes up the antidote, which Keiichi then administers to Belldandy via a kiss. | |||||
| 21 | "Ah! The One I Yearn For Is A White-Winged Angel!" "Aa! Akogare wa Shiroi Tsubasa no Tenshi!" (ああっ憧れは白い翼の天使っ) | Akira Katō | Aoshima Takashi | June 3, 2005 | [4][85] |
| Skuld begins training in magic so that she may have an angel just like Belldandy. However, she becomes frustrated by the amount of effort involved, and so tries to shortcut the process through science, building a device to amplify her powers. When she switches it on, it casts a high-level water spell, knocking Skuld unconscious and trapping her with Keiichi. Belldandy is unable to reach them, as her powers are insufficient. Only Urd is powerful enough, if she summons her angel, but she cannot, as she ordered it never to appear again because of its hybrid demon/goddess appearance. Finally Urd comes to terms with her angel, and summons it to save Skuld. The episode ends with a call from The Almighty One, who reveals that Urd's license has been suspended. | |||||
| 22 | "Ah! A Devil's Whisper, Along With a Pot?" "Aa! Akuma no Sasayaki wa Tsubo to Tomo ni?" (ああっ悪魔のささやきは壺と共にっ?) | Yoshiyuki Asai | Chabō Higurashi | June 17, 2005 | [4][86] |
| Marller finds and awakens the Lord of Terror, who has been sealed in an urn, to bring misery to the world. Urd, depressed over the loss of her goddess license, tries to cope by finding something to do with her life, but everything she tries only makes her feel worse. After the Lord of Terror offers her a chance to regain her powers by embracing her demonic side, he takes possession of her, and Urd announces that she is the Lord of Terror's rightful heir. Belldandy is thus given a choice, either to inform the Almighty One who may destroy Urd, or to try to save Urd by herself. Making things more difficult, Urd now possesses the Ultimate Destruction Program, and, unless the goddesses can stop her, she will destroy the world. When Urd arrives, accompanied by a giant robot, Belldandy, Skuld, and Keiichi engage her in battle. Although Urd is temporarily defeated thanks to their efforts, Marller ambushes them, sealing Keiichi away when he tries to protect Belldandy. Once Belldandy has recovered, she realizes that the only way she can defeat Urd is by removing her own "power limiter," thus unleashing her full strength. | |||||
| 23 | "Ah! The Savior, Together With the Sound of a Flute?" "Aa! Kyūseishu wa Fue no Oto to Tomo Ni?" (ああっ救世主は笛の音と共にっ?) | Hirotaka Endō | Yoh Watanabe | June 24, 2005 | [4][87] |
| Belldandy, in search of sufficient power to stop the Lord of Terror, releases her full strength and buys the goddesses time to resolve the emergency. Meanwhile, Urd starts to unleash the Ultimate Destruction Program by working through each level of protection. Belldandy finds her and attempts to destroy the urn in which the Lord of Terror was confined, inadvertedly removing the final layer of protection. This starts the destruction program and releases Fenrir. The Almighty One contacts Skuld and sends her the vaccine for the program, and Belldandy does battle with Urd once more. During the battle however, the Lord of Terror leaves Urd to possess Fenrir. Skuld arrives and Belldandy blows the flute of Midgard, being the cure for the Ultimate Destruction Program, thus summoning Midgard. The Lord of Terror is seemingly defeated, but at the last minute, he manages to take possession of Midgard. | |||||
| 24 | "Ah! Always With You?" "Aa! Itsumo Kimi to Tomo ni?" (ああっいつもキミと共にっ?) | Hiroaki Gōda Itsuki Imazaki Teragijin Hitoaki | Yoh Watanabe | July 8, 2005 | [4][88] |
| The Lord of Terror, now possessing Midgard, continues his attack as he attempts to open a gate to the "world of the demons". Keiichi and Skuld manage to work out what is happening and Belldandy "deletes" Midgard, injuring Keiichi in the process. Confident that the Lord of Terror is gone, the three goddesses and Keiichi head back to the now destroyed temple, unaware that the Lord of Terror has taken possession of Keiichi. He takes the flute of Midgard and leaves Belldandy with the option of killing him or allowing the Earth to be destroyed. Furthermore, the Valkyrie Lind descends, with orders to kill the Lord of Terror and Keiichi in the process if necessary. Belldandy chooses to defend Keiichi, even at the cost of her own life. The Lord of Terror threatens to kill Keiichi in an attempt to force the goddesses to assist him in his aims, prompting Belldandy to offer herself in Keiichi's place. However, when the Lord of Terror discovers that he cannot possess a goddess, Skuld takes advantage of his weakness to force him into a floppy disc instead, which she wipes with a magnet, thus destroying him. | |||||
| 25 | "Ah! Urd's Small Love Story?" "Aa? Urudo no Chiisana Koi Monogatari?" (ああっウルドの小さな恋物語っ) | Ei Aoki | Aoshima Takashi | December 23, 2005 (OVA) | [59] |
| Problems at Yggdrasil after the Lord of Terror incident result in Belldandy shrinking and Urd becoming a child. Urd spends her temporary childhood with a new friend, Shohei Yoshida, after almost getting him into trouble when she was caught drinking sake. Meanwhile, Keiichi and Belldandy work on producing moon rocks, in an effort to provide an alternative energy source for the goddesses while Yggdrasil is being repaired. Urd decides to help Shohei increase in self-confidence, and takes him to the top of a high-rise construction site, as a test for him to overcome his fear. With the moon rocks complete and Urd once again her normal age, she says goodbye to Shohei, pretending to be his friend's older sister. She agrees to see him again once he has grown up. | |||||
| 26 | "Ah! Being an Adult is Heart-Throbbing?" "Aa! Doki Doki wa Otona no Aji?" (ああっドキドキは大人の味っ?) | Takafumi Hoshikawa | Jukki Hanada | December 23, 2005 (OVA) | [59] |
| Due to continuing problems at Yggdrasil, Skuld ages into an adult, and she decides to take advantage of her temporary adulthood. After borrowing Megumi's motorbike, she encounters Toshiyuki, who provides her with all the ice cream that she can eat. However, he expects something in return and entraps her. After being rescued by Keiichi and Belldandy, Skuld is confused by her feelings. Although she could not bear to be touched by Toshiyuki, Keiichi's touch produces a different response. She asks Keiichi to take her out, and they venture downtown. As they shop for clothes, the pair are asked to model for a bridal salon. After some difficulty when feigning a kiss for a requested photograph, the two end up at the beach, where Skuld tries to come to terms with her feelings for Keiichi before reverting to her real age. | |||||
Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy
The episodes of the Japanese anime television series Ah! My Goddess: Everyone Has Wings, officially named Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy in North America, are directed by Hiroaki Gōda, animated by Anime International Company, and produced by TBS and Kodansha.[3][54][55] Like its predecessor, the anime does not follow the manga chronologically.[89] The plot follows the adventures of Keiichi and Belldandy in the aftermath of the Lord of Terror fiasco.
It premiered on TBS on April 6, 2006 and concluded on September 14, 2006, continuing the storyline from season one.[90] Season two concluded with episode 22, although the Japanese and North American DVD releases include episodes 23 and 24. It was released to DVD in Japan between July 2006 and February 2007 by Bandai Visual.[91][92] Media Blasters, who released the first season, declined to produce this season; it was licensed to ADV Films instead.[93] ADV Films released the season on six DVD compilations, each containing four episodes, between May and March 2007.[94][95] The rights were then transferred to Funimation, who released a boxed set on November 25, 2007.[96]
The episodes featured three pieces of theme music: one opening theme and two closing themes. "Color of Happiness" (幸せのいろ Shiawase no Iro) by Yoko Ishida served as the opening theme song.[97] For episodes 1–11, "Our Miracle" (僕らのキセキ Bokura no Kiseki), also by Yoko Ishida, served as the ending,[98][99] and episodes 12–24 ended with "Koibito Doshi" (恋人同士, lit. "Lovers") by Jyukai.[100][101]
| No. | Title | Original airdate[90] |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Ah! I Wish...Once More!" "Aa! Negai yo, Mō Ichido!" (ああっ願いよ もう一度っ) | April 6, 2006 |
| After the fiasco involving the Lord of Terror, the Goddess Technical Helpline is missing important information including Keiichi Morisato's wish. Keiichi is contacted by the Helpline in an attempt to reinstate his contract with Belldandy, but his voice is not recognized. As Keiichi and Belldandy decide to spend what little time they may have together and go on a date, Urd goes to heaven to integrate Keiichi's voice data into the system. On their 'last date' Belldandy offers to pay for Keiichi's food and later saves him from falling off an observation deck. When Keiichi deeply wishes for Belldandy to stay by his side forever, the contract is reactivated, restoring the information in Yggdrasil. | ||
| 2 | "Ah! The Beleaguered Queen of Vengeance!" "Aa! Nayameru Fukushū no Joō-sama?" (ああっ悩める復讐の女王さまっ) | April 13, 2006 |
| With Christmas approaching, Sayoko Mishima desires to spend her time with the only man on campus who does not appear to "worship" her, that being Keiichi. Meanwhile, Belldandy decides to take a time off from the university in order to knit Keiichi a sweater as a Christmas gift. Keiichi brings Sayoko to the temple after finding her in a drunken stupor late one evening. After Sayoko recovers from her hangover, she is suspected of having stolen the sweater Belldandy knitted. While Belldandy searches for the sweater, Keiichi and Sayoko take a walk in the streets. It is revealed that Sayoko has the sweater but is hesitant to give him the present. Belldandy later finds Sayoko, who confesses her feelings for Keichi to her. When Belldandy returns home, she is happy to see Keiichi wearing the sweater she knitted for him. | ||
| 3 | "Ah! I Offer These Feelings on Christmas Eve!" "Aa! Seiya ni Sasageru Kono Omoi!" (ああっ聖夜に捧げるこの想いっ!) | April 20, 2006 |
| While Keiichi and Belldandy are working at the convenience store, the town is covered with the single color of Christmas. Keiichi, remembering that Belldandy has been with him for about a year decides to get her a present. He decides to buy a ring, but lacks the money for it and searches for another part-time job to earn enough cash in four days remaining until Christmas. Urd directs him to some jobs and Belldandy notices that he is coming home late for dinner every night. When Keiichi goes to buy the ring, he finds that Sayoko has already bought it. He begs her for the ring, and she agrees to part with it provided that he retrieve a girl's balloon that is caught in a tree. Belldandy arrives just in time to break his fall when the branch Keichi is on breaks. Sayoko gives up the ring, but in exchange Belldandy must provide entertainment at her upcoming party. Belldandy is overjoyed when Keichi puts the ring on her finger. | ||
| 4 | "Ah! I Want To Fill The World With Happiness!" "Aa! Sekai o Sachi de Mitashitai?" (ああっ世界を幸で満たしたいっ) | April 27, 2006 |
| Keiichi, Belldandy, and the others attend Sayoko's Christmas party. Sayoko calls Belldandy to the stage to compete against her in a several contests. However, the audience seems to adore Belldandy, much to Sayoko's chagrin. Keiichi begins to wonder if it is alright to keep the love of a goddess to himself. Belldandy takes her first drink of cola and becomes inebriated (something drinking bottles of liquor did not do). Keiichi finds himself chasing after a goddess who has decided to spread her love all about town and starts to experience a severe case of bad luck. Toshiyuki Aoshima tries to take advantage of Belldandy, who explains that she is promised to Keiichi who arrives on the scene, takes Belldandy by the hand, and runs away with her. | ||
| 5 | "Ah! Well-Matched Vibes of Love!" "Aa! Hikare Au Koi no Hachō?" (ああっ惹かれあう恋の波長っ) | May 4, 2006 |
| Hikozaemon Otaki fixes the scooter of Satoko Yamano who is being harassed by Toshiyuki and falls in love with her. The following day, Satoko gives Otaki bento, in gratitude for his assistance. Belldandy guides him to a raffle in which he wins two tickets to an amusement park and he asks Satoko to accompany him. However, the park belongs to Toshiyuki's company and when he sees the two of them together, he is determined to win her for himself and orders all the rides to be shut down. Afterwards Satoko invites Otaki to her house, where he encounters Toshiyuki and Sayoko who are plotting together. Otaki meets Sayoko's father who, despite his initial reservations due to Otaki's appearance, expresses his admiration for Otaki when he protects Satoko from a stove fire, much to the dismay of Toshiyuki and Sayoko. | ||
| 6 | "Ah! Is That Jealousy?!" "Aa! Sorette Shitto!?" (ああっそれって嫉妬っ!?) | May 11, 2006 |
| Keiichi receives his first love letter from an underclassman, Shiho Sakakibara. However, things are not as they seem since she is an aspiring exorcist who has sensed supernatural psychic waves coming from Keiichi (due to his living with three goddesses) which she has mistaken for him being possessed by evil spirits. Predictably, Shiho's attempt at exorcism at the temple goes bad and when she kisses Keiichi on the cheek in gratitude for saving her, Belldandy experiences jealousy for the first time. When Shiho's continued efforts unintentionally summon an evil spirit, chaos ensues and Urd is forced to manipulate Keiichi into harassing Shiho, to unlock Belldandy's power and so banish the evil spirit. Afterwards, Belldandy apologizes to Keiichi for being envious of Shiho, even though she has full faith in their relationship. | ||
| 7 | "Ah! I Shall Grant Your Wish!" "Aa! Anata no Nozomi Kanaemasuwa!" (ああっ貴方の望み叶えますわっ) | May 18, 2006 |
| Keiichi and Belldandy look at photos they have taken recently. While attempting to call his sister, Keiichi misdials and calls the Earth Help Center, a rival agency working in competition of the Goddess Technical Helpline. The goddess Peorth transports herself into the temple, to answer the call and is surprised to find three other goddesses present. Peorth decides not to leave, even after learning about Belldandy's contract with Keiichi. Urd shows Peorth a picture of Belldandy that Keiichi took, displaying her affection for him. Keiichi struggles to find a wish sufficient enough to get Peorth to return to heaven. Peorth then tries to fulfill Keiichi's contract better than Belldandy, but all of her attempts backfire. | ||
| 8 | "Ah! I Want to Be of Use to You!" "Aa! Anata no Yaku ni Tachitakute!" (ああっあなたの役に立ちたくてっ) | May 25, 2006 |
| Ignoring Belldandy's feelings, Urd, Skuld, and Peorth compete to see which of them is most suited to serve Keiichi. Things run amok when the three combine their powers and accidentally turn Keiichi into a whirlwind. Belldandy arrives and is able to reverse the process. Peorth later makes a love potion and slips it in Keiichi's drink. When he comes to, Megumi Morisato, Skuld, Peorth, and even Urd fall in love with him. When Belldandy catches up to Keiichi, who is trying to escape from the love-smitten girls, she is unaffected. As they embrace, Belldandy releases a burst of power which undoes the effects of the potion. | ||
| 9 | "Ah! The Goddesses Go Head to Head on a Date!" "Aa! Megami wa Dēto de Shōbu!" (ああっ女神はデートで勝負っ) | June 1, 2006 |
| After reading a romantic comic book, Peorth wishes to go on a date with Keiichi. Although she planned to spend time with him alone, the three other goddesses tag along. Belldandy proves to be much help as she provides free tickets for all of them to both the movie theater and a visit to the aquarium. They later go to an indoor swimming pool, even though Keiichi is unable to swim. When Peorth purposely pushes Keiichi into the water, Belldandy saves him, although she also had to rescue Peorth in the process. Peorth issues Belldandy a goddess challenge which Belldandy wins. It is revealed that Peorth has a grudge against Belldandy, believing that she had taken pity on her when she shared credit for a mission they worked on together. That evening. Keiichi carries an exhausted Peorth home on his back. | ||
| 10 | "Ah! I Just Can't Say It!" "Aa! Sono Hitokoto ga Ienakute!" (ああっそのひとことが言えなくてっ) | June 8, 2006 |
| Peorth continues to vie for Keiichi's affections while feeding him food she prepared. Belldandy becomes more and more worried that she will lose Keiichi. Meanwhile, Urd prompts Keiichi to confront Peorth and he asks her to fulfill his desire. Peorth becomes more forceful in her affections and Keiichi is forced to flee by motorcycle, taking Belldandy with him. After evading Peorth, Keiichi realizes that Belldandy is jealous of Peorth, who arrives on the scene. She reveals the wish Keiichi made, causing Belldandy to run away, but Keiichi admits that he loves Belldandy and she returns having realized that she loves him. Unexpectedly, Peorth declares that her mission, being to bring the two of them closer together, has been accomplishedas and she returns to heaven (with Skuld's library of manga). | ||
| 11 | "Ah! Grasp Your Dream With Your Own Hands!" "Aa! Sono Te de Yume o Tsukamaete!" (ああっその手で夢をつかまえてっ) | June 15, 2006 |
| Toraichi Tamiya and Otaki suddenly announce to the Auto Club that they have to leave town. The founder of the Auto Club, Chihiro Fujimi, storms into the shed, demanding to speak to the absent Tamiya and Otaki. On seeing his mini bike, Chihiro challenges Keiichi to a race. The group investigate Chihiro's history involving the Auto Club and, impressed with the list of her achievements, begin to doubt if Keiichi can beat her. A determined Keiichi practices against Banpei on Skuld's trial race course. Belldandy later encounters Chihiro at the local race course, where Chihiro is fretting about the demands of being the lead mechanic for a professional racing team and reminiscing about racing. Keiichi barely loses the race around the university campus the following day which Chihiro pulls a trick from up her sleeve. However, inspired by his determination, Chihiro quits her job as lead mechanic to focus on building and racing a bike for pleasure. | ||
| 12 | "Ah! A Goddess's Tears and His Dream!" "Aa! Megami no Namida to Kare no Yume!" (ああっ女神の涙と彼の夢っ) | June 22, 2006 |
| Troubadour, the plum blossom spirit who once was Urd's lover, appears, urging to reunite with Urd. Trouble ensues when Keiichi intervenes, as it is mistaken that he is Urd's new significant other. Troubadour challenges Keiichi to duel for the day proceeding, with Urd as collateral. Troubadour later appears on a television broadcast to humiliate Urd with a romantic song. Yet Urd arrives and stops him. It is recognized that Troubadour needs the heartfelt tear of a goddess to break the seal of the scroll of the golden nightingale, a dream he still awaits to come true. Urd decides to take a bath, only to find out that Keiichi is already doing so. Troubadour walks in unexpectedly, soon attacking Keiichi deliberately, until Urd ceases his actions. Urd finds out that Troubadour had kept a ring from their younger years, as she cries in remembrance. Troubadour breaks the seal, and begins to sing the song on the scroll to summon the golden nightingale. Urd realizes that his dream of obtaining the golden nightingale was more important than spending his life with her. | ||
| 13 | "Ah! Let Those Feelings Awaken!" "Aa! Mezamete?! Sono Kimochi!" (ああっ目覚めてっ!その気持ちっ) | June 29, 2006 |
| Skuld really wants to learn how to ride a bicycle. After betting that Urd cannot ride a ride, Skuld is proven wrong, and thus relinquishes her ice cream as her wager. She must master the bicycle within three days, or else face having to ride three laps around the neighborhood. Keiichi and Belldandy assist Skuld to ride the bicycle, however she repeatedly loses balance and falls off. Belldandy mentions that Skuld would truly find pleasure in riding a bicycle once she is able to get beyond the pain in it. Skuld runs away to a nearby park, meeting a young boy named Sentaro Kawanishi. She helps him fix his bicycle, making it more responsive. Sentaro soon finds out that Skuld cannot ride a bicycle, later coaching her to boost her self-confidence. As Belldandy finds Skuld, the former notices that the latter has fallen in love for the first time. | ||
| 14 | "Ah! My Darling Cupid!" "Aa! Itoshiki Watashi no Kyūpitto?" (ああっ愛しき私のキューピットっ) | July 6, 2006 |
| Skuld's feelings of affection towards Sentaro awakens her magical powers. Skuld and Sentaro witness Belldandy summoning and singing with her angel, Holy Bell. However, Skuld is overwhelmingly distraught for having yet to summon her own angel. After trying to find a way to hatch the egg of her angel, she swallows it when Urd finds her, as she passing out momentarily. Both Belldandy and Urd extract the egg from Skuld's body, but this prematurely triggers the birth of her angel, Noble Scarlet. Skuld introduces Sentaro to Noble Scarlet, as they go to various places. After she tunes up his bicycle, Sentaro invites Skuld to an amateur bicycle race that is soon approaching. It is then that Noble Scarlet pushes Skuld into Sentaro, accidentally giving him a kiss on the cheek. She becomes angry toward Noble Scarlet for doing such a thing. On the next day, when Sentaro is depressed for not seeing Skuld at the race, she convincingly comes to cheer him up to finish at first place. Noble Scarlet gives Skuld the chance to see Sentaro after the race, of which Sentaro willingly gives up his trophy to her. Soon afterward, Noble Scarlet seals herself inside her egg, as it is a reminder for Skuld to mature through facing her weaknesses. | ||
| 15 | "Ah! I'm Half Goddess, Half Demon?!" "Aa! Megami to Akuma no Watashi?" (ああっ女神と悪魔の私っ?) | July 13, 2006 |
| Marller surprisingly visits the onsen resort along with Keiichi, Belldandy, Urd, and Skuld. Belldandy issues that Urd and Marller must not think about goddesses and demons and try to take a break in their feud to enjoy their stay at the resort. As the four leave to head back to the temple, it is revealed that Senbee took a stand of Urd's hair. When Urd goes to shop in the city, Marller and Senbee uses enka music to put her to sleep. Skuld soon finds out that Urd was kidnapped by Marller, and she drives Banpei in order to search for Urd. Meanwhile, Marller plans to use a heretical pot that will separate Urd's goddess and demon halves. Skuld encounters Urd's clone, being sealed in a mirror in the process. The real Urd unseals Skuld, telling her that her demon half is on the loose. Back at the temple, the demon Urd, who brings back Banpei, tries to seal Belldandy, but she struggles as she has no opening of discreetness. However, when Urd kisses Keiichi, Belldandy scurries away from the temple in tears. | ||
| 16 | "Ah! Shimmer Without Fear of the Darkness!" "Aa! Yami o Osorezu Kagayaite?" (ああっ闇を恐れず輝いてっ) | July 20, 2006 |
| Belldandy philosophizes what would happen Urd's demon and goddess halves remain split, knowing that would cause Urd to self-destruct. Nonetheless, she becomes mute before she is able to say anything about it. Both halves spin round and round, causing confusion of their identities. The demon Urd engages in battle against the goddess Urd. But at the fight progress, the demon Urd exhausts herself in agony and evades thanks to Marller. Belldandy knows that the goddess Urd must destroy the demon Urd to protect the world. Marller tells Skuld to use the heretical pot to reunite the two halves. The goddess Urd distracts the demon Urd by attempting deplete her powers, while Skuld finds a way to trap her. Using the heretical pot and a reunification machine, Skuld is able to join the two halves together again. | ||
| 17 | "Ah! The Chair of Demonkind Descends!" "Aa! Daimakaichō-sama Kōrin?" (ああっ大魔界長さまっ降臨っ) | July 27, 2006 |
| Even though Urd has reunified her halves, she bares a dissociative identity disorder, as her demon halves suffers memory loss. Marller suggests to contact Hild, known as the Ruler of Demonkind and recognized as the mother of Urd. This estranged mother takes advantage of this opportunity to allow her daughter to return to the underworld once her hybrid self is restored, but the goddesses reject the offer. As an alternative, Hild wants to be granted one wish that would not damage the pride of Urd as a goddess, so Belldandy and Skuld assist Urd in chanting spells to return her to normal. As the wish is said for Urd to recognize Hild as her mother, Urd figures Hild's motive, and thus declines her request. Hild departs back to the underworld, planning to come back another time to have her wish granted by Urd. | ||
| 18 | "Ah! Do Demons Have Any Dignity?!" "Aa! Mazoku no Ishin wa Arimasu ka?" (ああっ魔属の威信はありますかっ?) | August 3, 2006 |
| Hild pays a visit to a reminiscent Marller, who is dissatisfied of working at a convenience store. Marller attempts to attack the temple, but is halted by Banpei. Senbee, who had tagged along with Marller, develops an allergy, causing Marller to be the victim of bad luck. Then she find the heretical pot and tries to split Belldandy into two opposites, but to no avail. Belldandy then invites Marller over for dinner to celebrate her promotion to convenience store manager. However, she is desperate to show results to annihilate the goddesses. Marller decides to use her secret weapon, of which is an Arabian lamp said to seal away whoever puts their mouth on the spout. Unimpressed, Hild adds a spell that will make whoever is looking at it see that thing which he or she finds the cutest, and she proceeds to use it against Belldandy. Yet it is Belldandy who is able to see through to its true form, pouring hot water to release those who succumbed to the hallucination. | ||
| 19 | "Ah! The Love of a Goddess Saves the Ninja!" "Aa! Megami no Ai wa Shinobi o sukuu!" (ああっ女神の愛はシノビを救うっ) | August 10, 2006 |
| Marller has revived three female rodent ninjas in another attempt to attack Belldandy. Kodama Genwaku pretends to seduce Keiichi to get Belldandy's attention. However, Belldandy still trusts Keiichi no matter the circumstances. Belldandy prevents Kodama from committing suicide when her mission has failed. Later on, Hikari Senkuo appears and pursues Kodama. Hikaru threatens to murder Keiichi, but Kodama stops her from doing so. Belldandy tells the two ninjas to stop fighting over life and death. She senses that the two have some ulterior motive, but has no idea what the plan to do. Hikaru even tries to kill Kodama in her sleep to atone for her disobedience to the ninja code. When all fails, Nozomi Senrigan arrives and summon an auxiliary of rodent ninjas to attack the temple. Belldandy performs a prohibited purification spell to rid the temple of auxiliary and to save Keiichi from halluncination. The three ninjas soon agree to make peace and reside in the temple. Belldandy's license as a first-class goddess has been suspended thereafter. | ||
| 20 | "Ah! It Doesn't Matter Where, So Long as We're Together!" "Aa! Donna Bashō de mo Futari Nara!" (ああっどんな場所でも二人ならっ) | August 31, 2006 |
| Everyone seems to show up asking to store items at the temple, creating a bit of a crush. In an effort to make more room, Skuld creates a device to double the storage space in a room. However, things go wrong when Keiichi and Belldandy try to create more space. The room is expanded in an area of infinite dimension. While Keiichi and Belldandy try to pass the time, Urd and Skuld figure out how to find the two. Keiichi soon realizes the dimensions have endless width and length, however depth remains normal. Therefore, after removing a floor tile, Keiichi and Belldandy are able to escape solitude. Keiichi wants Belldandy to stay with him at the temple, even without her goddess powers. | ||
| 21 | "Ah! Would It Be Okay If I Were a Demon?!" "Aa! Watashi ga Mazoku demo Ii Desu ka?" (ああっ私が魔属でもいいですかっ?) | September 7, 2006 |
| After three days, Belldandy returns from heaven but discovers that she has been issued a demon license instead of a goddess license. Urd and Skuld travel to heaven in order to reissue Belldandy her goddess license. Keiichi and Belldandy are exiled from the temple, after seeing the "mark of the demon" on Belldandy's forehead. It gets to the point when Belldandy tries to use her powers to fix Keiichi's motorcycle, but it only makes matter worse. On top of that, Keiichi is struck with a high fever. Marller shows up to tell Belldandy to do evil deeds in order to bring good fortune to Keiichi. Belldandy, feeling guilty, runs away into the city, never wanting to face Keiichi again. Peorth makes an appearance, and she allows Belldandy to contact Keiichi via telephone. Keiichi wishes for Belldandy to be by his side forever, which forms the catalyst to reissue her goddess license. As things return to normal at the temple, Peorth says her farewell as she makes her way back to heaven. | ||
| 22 | "Ah! The Goddess's Confession!" "Aa! Megami no Kokuhaku?" (ああっ女神の告白っ) | September 14, 2006 |
| It is shown that Keiichi and Hild are lovers, confusing the three goddesses that Keiichi may be under demonic control. Belldandy finds a picture of Keiichi and Hild together when they were younger, coming to the conclusion that Hild has altered the future. The goddesses must go back into the past to find out what had caused the alteration. Belldandy attends high school to get closer to Keiichi, but Hild always interferes. Urd then tries to confront Hild through combat, but that does not stop Hild from getting in Belldandy's way. When Hild is able to kiss Keiichi, Belldandy releases her full power out of jealousy, but she calms herself when she sees Keiichi breaks up with Hild. Belldandy reminds Keiichi of the snow, peaceful in essence, as he later invites her to go to a museum, taking place back in the present. | ||
| 23 | "Ah! Everyone Has a Destiny!" "Aa! Sorezore no Unmei" (ああっそれぞれの運命っ) | February 23, 2007 (OVA) |
| Keiichi, the goddesses, and the Auto Club prepare to hike on a camping trip. The group goes to an estate owned by a friend of Keiichi's grandfather. Though it was thought to be unoccupied, a young lady named Chieko Honda greets everyone, to whom the goddess view as a remnant. Chieko distracts the Auto Club with a dinner party, but the goddesses soon learn that Chieko has ensnared Keiichi in a bedroom. Belldandy realizes that Chieko had been looking for Keiichi's grandfather, who promised Chieko to come back for her. The next morning, Belldandy guide Keiichi to the basement, and he discovers a Brough Superior motorcycle that belonged to his grandfather. Chieko had wished that he would help fix the motorcycle and take her for a ride along the countryside. As she is satisfied in her wish, she whispers her goodbye as she vanishes into thin air. The motorcycle is kept in the basement of the estate as a symbol of romantic patience. | ||
| 24 | "Ah! The Song of Love That Shakes the Heart!" "Aa! Suki wa Kokoro o Yusaburu Uta" (ああっ好きは心を揺さぶる歌っ) | February 23, 2007 (OVA) |
| Peorth realizes that Keiichi has not voiced his affections for Belldandy before. Chihiro says to him love someone may be easy to say but also difficult to show, which she tries to force Keiichi to verbally announce to Belldandy, but he avoids saying it. Peorth encourages him to shout out his love to fire up his heart, through Belldandy misunderstands the situation when she encounters the two. Urd endeavors to give Keiichi an enhancement pills meant to emphasize feelings of affection when one shows love for another, however this causes the girls to faint. In the end, Belldandy tells Keiichi that she is warmhearted when he tells her of his love for her. | ||
Ah! My Goddess: Fighting Wings
Ah! My Goddess: Fighting Wings by Aya Yanagi is a two-episode special that commemorates the 20th anniversary of the original publication of Oh My Goddess!.[102] It was directed by Hiroaki Gōda, animated by Anime International Company, and produced by TBS and Kodansha.[6][54] The episodes aired on December 8, 2007. Bandai Visual released the episodes to a single DVD in Japan on February 22, 2008.[103] The episodes, however, have yet to be licensed and released to Region 1.
Both the opening theme, "Ai no Hoshi" (愛の星, "Star of Love"), and the closing theme, "Hanamuke no Melody" (ハナムケのメロディー Hanamuke no Merodī, "Farewell Gift Melody"), are played by Jyukai.[104]
| # | Title | Original airdate[6] |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Ah! The One-Winged Angel Descends!" "Aa! Katayoku no Tenshi Kōrin!" (ああっ片翼の天使降臨っ) | December 9, 2007 |
| A dark force causes several angels to collapse. Lind attacks it, resulting in an explosion. On Earth, Belldandy, Peorth, and Urd have a tea party with their angels. Lind, the legendary Valkyrie, arrives and declares a state of emergency. The Angel Eater has escaped, forcing Lind to investigate the temple thoroughly. Urd and Peorth are both attacked and incapacitated when they lose their angels. Lind, reminiscing about her past failures and her warlike nature, is comforted by Belldandy. Belldandy agrees to act as a lure for the Angel Eater while Lind stands guard, but once Lind loses consciousness and Belldandy is attacked, Lind realizes that the Angel Eater is within herself. Hild appears and reveals her plan to force devils into goddesses by consuming their angels and replacing them, turning them into demonesses. | ||
| 2 | "Ah! Two of Us, Together in Joy!" "Aa! Yorokobi o Futari de Tomo ni!" (ああっ悦びを二人で共にっ) | December 9, 2007 |
| Lind rushes outside to save Keiichi and Skuld but discovers that they have easily captured Marller. The Angel Eater's attack, however, forces Lind, Skuld, and Keiichi to retreat. They devise a plan to defeat Hild, despite Skuld's protests. Hild interrupts them and attacks, forcing Skuld to summon her angel. However, the Angel Eater draws Skuld's angel toward her, and Keiichi summons one of Lind's angels to catch Hild in a trap. Hild reveals Belldandy, who has been converted into a demoness and now holds a devil. Lind, Skuld, and Keiichi can defend themselves against Belldandy, but Belldandy converts the devil into an angel. Lind, inspired by Keiichi, starts to duel against Hild, but Hild loses control of the Angel Eater, so Hild and Marller run away. As Lind begins to lose faith in her own ability to defeat the Angel Eater, Belldandy inspires her to continue. With Belldandy's urging and support, Lind summons both of her angels at once and easily defeats the Angel Eater. After rebuilding the destroyed temple and exchanging parting words, Lind returns to Heaven. | ||
Note
A. ^ Episode 12.5 was not included in the English DVD releases and consequently has no official U.S. title. In addition, the episode is not officially numbered but was aired between episodes 12 and 13.[105]
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