(Sotsugyoushiki)
"Graduation Ceremony"

Through thick and thin, until there is absolutely no chance of victory left and even beyond, the residents of Sakurasou stick together and never give up. Never.

(Kirameku Hibi o Kakenukero)
"Dash Through Those Brilliant Days"

Hey. What colour do you want to be?

(Dare no Seide mo Naku Ame wa Furu)
"No One's to Blame When It Rains"

Here it is - the crashing, the failure, the pain in massive quantities. Time to earn that happy ending, folks...if we get it at all.

(Konosaki mo Tadaima o iu Tameni)
"So We Can Keep Calling It Home"

Good storytelling sure can hurt.

(Sumeba Miyako no Sakurasou)
"Home Is Where Sakurasou Is"

Nineteen episodes after it began, we go back to the pre-Mashiro days for a reminder of why Sakurasou is worth saving.

(Uchuubito ni Hatsukoi)
"Love for an Alien"

Don't do it for anybody else. Just do what you really want to do.

(Barentain wa Choko no hi yo)
"Valentine's is a Day for Chocolate"

Valentine's Day is always certain to bring major developments, and this one certainly did. The surprise was in how subtly it effected the main love triangle, while wrecking balls were reserved for one of the secondary ships.

(Zutto, Sukideshita)
"I've always loved you"

He did it! He half-passed! Woohoo!!

(Itsumo no Jibun wa Doko ni Iru?)
"Where's Your Usual Self?"

Sakurasou is at its best when it's funny, silly, uplifting, dramatic, and a little bit ridiculous, but best of all is when it speaks to what it means to be an artist.