Celestial Method

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PremiereAutumn 2014

Original Work (Author)Naoki Hisaya

DirectorMasayuki Sakoi

Series CompositionNaoki Hisaya

Character DesignYukie Akiya

MusicTatsuya Katou

Episodes13 Episodes

Animation StudioStudio 3Hz

Opening Theme (OP)Stargazer - Larval Stage Planning

Ending Theme (ED1)星屑のインターリュード - fhána

Ending Theme (ED2)ホシノカケラ - fhána

Ending Theme (ED3)天体のメソッド - fhána

Celestial Method is an original TV anime produced by Studio 3Hz, blending fantasy, drama, and slice-of-life into a heartfelt story of reunion and forgotten promises. When Nonoka Komiya returns to her hometown after seven years, she finds a mysterious disc still hovering silently above the town—and encounters the enigmatic girl Noel once more. Created by writer Naoki Hisaya, who also serves as series composer, and directed by Masayuki Sakoi, the series transforms themes of memory, longing, and friendship into a beautifully crafted visual narrative. A must-watch for fans of emotionally resonant fantasy stories.

Lake Kiriya City appears to be an ordinary lakeside town at first glance, but a massive, unexplained saucer has loomed silently over it for years, becoming as much a part of the skyline as the water itself. Nonoka Komiya left this town with her family seven years ago, and now she's back — older, and carrying the quiet grief of losing her mother. She expects change, but nothing could have prepared her for the full weight of what awaits. A mysterious girl named Noel greets her as though they share a forgotten past, and fragmented memories Nonoka can barely grasp begin to stir within her. Caught between reconnecting with childhood friends and unraveling a personal history she can't quite remember, Nonoka stands at the edge of something much larger than herself. The saucer above, the girl she doesn't recognize, and the town she thought she knew — all of it seems tied together in ways she has yet to understand.

Celestial Method

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