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Japan will celebrate Christmas with a School Days marathon


Next December 24th, ABEMAthe popular streaming platform in Japan, will surprise its users by including the popular anime “School Days“in your expected”Christmas special“. This will be the fourth consecutive year in which the series is incorporated into the platform’s Christmas catalogue, generating considerable excitement among fans.

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The choice of “School Days” for a holiday event has raised eyebrows, as most Japanese fans do not associate the series with the Christmas spirit. The anime’s plot, known for its sexual themes and shocking ending, does not traditionally fit into the festive atmosphere. However, it seems that the platform has decided to challenge conventions by including this series in its special programming.

“School Days” tells the story of Makoto Itou, a high school student whose life takes an unexpected turn when he finds himself involved in complex love relationships. What distinguishes this series is its shocking and even controversial outcome, which has left an indelible mark on fans’ memories. Without going into spoilers, the conclusion of the series has been the subject of debate due to its shocking and challenging nature, generating divided opinions among viewers.

Despite the controversies, or perhaps because of them, “School Days” has gained considerable popularity around the world. The series has managed to capture the attention of fans for its bold approach and its ability to challenge the expectations of the romantic drama genre. With this unusual choice for ABEMA’s “Christmas Special,” how did Japanese fans react?

  • «I always believed they would do it again this year!».
  • «I’ve been waiting a year for this, it’s time to see Makoto’s story again!».
  • «I assure you that the event has broken audience records every year, it’s obvious!».
  • «I will be looking forward to watching the series with all of you this year, again».
  • «I thought they wouldn’t do it again this year, I’m very happy».
  • «Ooooooh, so they’ll do it again this year!».
  • «This is already becoming a tradition every year, and I like it».
  • «For the past four years I’ve been attending School Days Christmas marathons, just waiting to see if they ever animate an ending where Makoto doesn’t die.».

Fountain: Otakomu



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