Makoto takes Kotonoha on an awkward first date through town, an outing that ends uncomfortably when he tries to kiss her. Transcription: ' Futari no Kyori' (Japanese: 二人の距離) As a train pulls in, Sekai turns to kiss him on the lips, skipping into an open passenger car and bidding the dumbstruck boy luck with his new girlfriend. That afternoon, waiting for her at a train stop with Sekai, Makoto thanks her for helping him, offering whatever he can in return. Through her they become friends, and it is shortly after that Makoto confesses to Kotonoha. During the rearrangement of homeroom, Sekai Saionji, his new desk partner, notices the picture, and offers to help get the two of them together. Infatuated with but unable to approach her, he sets his cellphone wallpaper with her photograph as a charm, content with watching her from afar. On a train ride to school, Makoto Ito, a first-year high school student, takes notice of Kotonoha Katsura, an attractive schoolmate who he finds commutes with him. Transcription: ' Kokuhaku' (Japanese: 告白) The second, 'Magical Heart Kokoro-chan', was released on March 6, 2008. The first direct-to-video episode, 'Valentine Days' was bundled with limited edition copies of School Days L×H. From Septemto February 27, 2008, School Days was published into six limited and regular edition DVDs containing two episodes each. Three albums, 'Innocent Blue', 'School Days Ending Theme+', and the 'School Days TV Original Sound Track' were published by Lantis, respectively containing the opening, closing and background themes. Eleven pieces of theme music are used for the episodes two opening themes and nine ending themes.
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