The fruit of grisaia episode list

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Yuuji Kazami is a transfer student who has just been admitted into Mihama Academy. He wants to live an ordinary high school life, but this dream of his may not come true any time soon as Mihama Academy is quite the opposite. Consisting of only the principal and five other students, all of whom are girls, Yuuji becomes acquainted with each of them, discovering more about their personalities as socialization is inevitable. Slowly, he begins to learn about the truth behind the small group of students occupying the academy—they each have their own share of traumatic experiences which are tucked away from the world. Mihama Academy acts as a home for these girls, they are the "fruit" which fell from their trees and have begun to decay. It is up to Yuuji to become the catalyst to save them from themselves, but how can he save another when he cannot even save himself? May 3, AM by Sakana-san Discuss 14 comments.

The Fruit of Grisaia generally falls into the category of anime in which you either love it or hate it. Be it because of its narrative complexity or for its genuine mature storytelling. It is generally a hit or miss for those new to it. The story focuses inherently on character relationships and builds up to it little by little with psychological depth and serious storylines.

The Fruit of Grisaia is a episode anime television series based on the visual novel of the same name by Front Wing. The screenplay is written by Hideyuki Kurata, character designs and chief animation direction are handled by Akio Watanabe, and Elements Garden composed the music. The anime has been licensed for digital and home video release by Sentai Filmworks. Several ending themes from the game included as insert songs are also used in the anime such as "Holograph" in episode six and "Lost Forest" in episode nine. To do so, he and Makina leave the Academy so as to present a moving target and Sachi gives Makina an apple sapling as a parting gift.