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April Showers Bring May Flowers

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 1

Creators:
Roku Sakura

Original Title:
ブスに花束を。

Alternate Titles:
A Bouquet for an Ugly Girl
Busu ni Hanataba o.
Busu ni Hanataba wo.

Genres:
Animation | Comedy

Production Companies:
SILVER LINK.

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

Pessimistic high school student Hana Tabata doesn't believe her life could ever be like that of a heroine from the shoujo manga she reads—she's convinced she's ugly, and she's always alone. Still, she can't help but imagine herself as a leading lady when she's changing out flowers early one morning...until she's caught in the act by her handsome classmate Yousuke Ueno! Hana can't wrap her head around his kind words at first, but as they grow closer, she finds her life slowly beginning to change…

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Production

3D Artist:
Yoshiteru Enomoto

Art Direction:
Hideto Nakahara

Character Designer:
Miwa Oshima

Color Designer:
Akira Igarashi

Comic Book:
Roku Sakura

Director of Photography:
Yuko Shintani

Editor:
Yuji Kondo

Original Music Composer:
Yuki Hayashi
Shogo Yamashiro

Prop Designer:
Moe Tanaka

Series Composition:
Mirai Minato

Series Director:
Mirai Minato

Sound Director:
Masanori Tsuchiya

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