Synopsis
Oftentimes, people are most vulnerable when they are lonely and unable to get along with those around them. Isolation is felt more keenly amongst a crowd, so some will try to find solace in the strangest of places, where the unknown lurks. Such people include Ayumu Aizawa, a former city boy now living in the countryside of Tana, and Kisa Tanigawa, a young girl who has a hard time relating to others. What these two share in common is a feeling that their life has gone astray. Zettai Shounen tells a story of strange phenomena affecting two different settings, with no explanations of their origin or sudden appearance. All that is known is that these phenomena seem to center on individuals with mixed emotions toward themselves and others. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Episodes
- 26 The End of a Dependant and Rich Winter 19 Nov 2005
- 25 The World's Membrane is Full of Holes 12 Nov 2005
- 24 The Girls' Small Adventure 5 Nov 2005
- 23 The Dark Light that Brings Happiness 29 Oct 2005
- 22 That Which Vanished and That Which Was Born 22 Oct 2005
- 21 What Being a Good Child Means 15 Oct 2005
- 20 Material Fairies 8 Oct 2005
- 19 Wings of the Grown-up Fish 1 Oct 2005
- 18 Meeting and Despair of Seventeen Year Olds 24 Sep 2005
- 17 That is a Problem You Can't Participate In 17 Sep 2005
- 16 Can't be Seen with the Eye, The Gigantic Something 10 Sep 2005
- 15 Urban Folklore 3 Sep 2005
- 14 Two Competing Powers 27 Aug 2005
- 13 Tanigawa Kisa and a Presence You Don't Get Used To 20 Aug 2005
- 12 Dancing About the Sky of the Cat Dance 13 Aug 2005
- 11 Run to Tana, Which is on the Verge of Tears 30 Jul 2005
- 10 The thinking which becomes complicated in the rain 23 Jul 2005
- 9 It Is Always the Problem of Priorities 16 Jul 2005
- 8 Within the Narrowness of Trancession and Remembrance 9 Jul 2005
- 7 The Night of the Third Promise 2 Jul 2005
- 6 The Shroud of the World Becomes Thin 25 Jun 2005
- 5 Weight of a Promise and Lightness of a Dream 18 Jun 2005
- 4 Shrine of the Luminating Woods 11 Jun 2005
- 3 Arrival of the Distinguished Announcer 4 Jun 2005