(Ivu no Madobe Tosorezoreno Akari)
"Windows and Lights on Christmas Eve"

Some conflicts are resolved, while others head in the opposite direction. Misaki-sempai...

(Fuyu no Ippotemae de)
"Just a Stone's Throw to Winter"

Mashiro is in full otome-mode, while both Misaki-sempai and Nanami go on the offensive. It may be getting cold outside, but inside Sakurasou, things are heating up.

in (Ai no Pawa in Bunkasai)
"The Power of Love at the Cultural Festival"

Like clockwork, every fourth episode of Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo really brings the power with the climax of an arc and some serious development for one or both of our leads. This time it's Mashiro's turn to changes.

(Ginga Neko Nyaboron)
"Galactic Cat Nyaboron"

Sorata's heart moves for Mashiro as he prepares the perfect stage to say what needs to be said.

(Kiraikirai , Daisuki)
"Hate, Hate, Love"

One of the things I've liked about Sakurasou since the beginning is how well the whole cast is utilized. This time it was not only Rita's turn in the spotlight, but Akasaka's as well.

(Aki no Arashi Gayattekita)
"An Autumn Storm Blows In"

Enter Rita Einswoltz, the busty, blonde-haired ex-roommate of Mashiro's who throws Sorata's mind back into chaos.

(Dodekai Hanabi Woagetemiro)
"Let's Fire a Big Firework"

"Getting serious can be pretty crazy!" If any line exemplifies this series so far, that's it. If you're chasing after your dreams - or still trying to "be realistic" - perhaps you should be watching this show. It's talking to you.

(Kanojo Nokyoushuu)
"She Attacks"

Hilarious episode! Sorata's little sister attacks from another angle, giving J.C. Staff a whole new avenue to mine for comedy...and ecchi :3

(Ame Agarino Ao)
"The Blue After the Rain"

After the collapse, after all her troubles come crashing down on her...they all come out the other side closer than ever. Such is friendship, tried and true, and getting a trial right here.

(Sakurasou Nomajimena Kanojo)
"The Serious Girl of Sakurasou"

Let's talk about misunderstandings. A good old staple of the romcom (and comedy) genres, there are times when misunderstandings work, and times when they don't - but sometimes, they work best of all.