List of Maison Ikkoku episodes

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This is a complete list of episodes for the Japanese anime series Maison Ikkoku, based on the manga by Rumiko Takahashi. There were 96 regular episodes, three OVAs, and a movie.

Contents

[edit] Anime

[edit] Season 1

  • Episode 1: Sorry to Keep You Waiting! I'm Kyoko Otonashi!; First broadcast: 3/26/1986
  • Episode 2: Love is in the Air? Which One Does Kyoko Love Best?; First broadcast: 4/2/1986
  • Episode 3: Hearts on Fire in the Dark! All Alone with Kyoko; First broadcast: 4/9/1986
  • Episode 4: Kyoko's Heart Goes Pitty-Pat! Godai is put to the Test; First broadcast: 4/16/1986
  • Episode 5: Kyoko's Climbing the Walls! Godai's Headed for the Hills; First broadcast: 4/23/1986
  • Episode 6: Shocking Springtime! Kyoko's Secret; First broadcast: 4/30/1986
  • Episode 7: Godai's Agony! The One Kyoko Loves; First broadcast: 5/7/1986
  • Episode 8: Godai's Unspeakable Declaration! If You're Going to Do It, Do It!; First broadcast: 5/14/1986
  • Episode 9: The Mysterious Tennis Coach is the Rival of Love; First broadcast: 5/21/1986
  • Episode 10: Love Panic on the Beach!; First broadcast: 5/28/1986
  • Episode 11: Kentaro's First Love! What's Age Got to Do with It?; First broadcast: 6/4/1986
  • Episode 12: One Entangled Evening! I Thought You Said You Loved Me!?; First broadcast: 6/11/1986
  • Episode 13: Godai the Gigolo...? Are You Going to Get That, or Shall I?; First broadcast: 6/18/1986
  • Episode 14: Way to Go Godai! The First Date with Kyoko; First broadcast: 6/25/1986
  • Episode 15: The Play's the Thing, Not the Playing Around! The Show Must Go On; First broadcast: 7/2/1986
  • Episode 16: Sympathy Scramble. If I Should Stumble.; First broadcast: 7/9/1986
  • Episode 17: The Story of Kyoko's First Love on Rainy Days Like These; First broadcast: 7/16/1986
  • Episode 18: Kyoko's Gift! "What, You Mean it's for Me?"; First broadcast: 7/23/1986
  • Episode 19: Godai and Kyoko! An Evening for Two Means Double the Trouble; First broadcast: 7/30/1986
  • Episode 20: Kyoko's Ticking Time Bomb! Godai's Extended Absence; First broadcast: 8/6/1986
  • Episode 21: Godai's Panic! The Cat Who Came to Ikkoku.; First broadcast: 8/13/1986
  • Episode 22: Godai Gets a Shock! Kyoko Calls it Quits; First broadcast: 8/20/1986
  • Episode 23: Kyoko's Brush with Danger! Mother's Nefarious Plot; First broadcast: 8/27/1986
  • Episode 24: Godai in Confusion! Kozue's First Kiss; First broadcast: 9/3/1986
  • Episode 25: In This Corner: Godai vs. Mitaka! The Clash of the Proposals; First broadcast: 9/17/1986
  • Episode 26: Godai's Out of It! Kyoko's on the Rampage; First broadcast: 9/17/1986

[edit] Season 2

  • Episode 27: Soichiro Gone!? Yakitori Memories; First broadcast: 9/24/1986
  • Episode 28: Even Kyoko's Surprised! "I'm Kentaro's Father"; First broadcast: 10/1/1986
  • Episode 29: Fall Festival Foul-Up! All Swell That Ends In a Well; First broadcast: 10/8/1986
  • Episode 30: What!? Kyoko Married!? Godai's Tearful Goodbye; First broadcast: 10/15/1986
  • Episode 31: Scandal at Ikkoku! Godai's... Shacking Up!?; First broadcast: 10/22/1986
  • Episode 32: The incredible, Unforgettable Egg! Yotsuya's Dangerous Gift; First broadcast: 10/29/1986
  • Episode 33: The Case of the Shocking Diary My Husband Had a Sweetheart!; First broadcast: 11/5/1986
  • Episode 34: Overpowered by Love! The Grandma Yukari Gold Tooth Gauntlet!; First broadcast: 11/12/1986
  • Episode 35: The Great Date Race! Kyoko and Godai Have Left the Building; First broadcast: 11/19/1986
  • Episode 36: A Kiss Is Just a Kiss... But a Woman's Love is Priceless; First broadcast: 11/26/1986
  • Episode 37: Crazy Costume Contest! Kyoko's Amazing Transformation; First broadcast: 12/3/1986
  • Episode 38: Godai's Dumped!? Kozue Falls for Coach Mitaka!?; First broadcast: 12/10/1986
  • Episode 39: Love Takes Guts! Godai's Part Time Job Ploy!; First broadcast: 12/17/1986
  • Episode 40: A Bittersweet Favor! Budding Christmas Love!?; First broadcast: 12/24/1986
  • Episode 41: Kyoko's Hot Spring Heart Stopper: Peeping Wars at the Outdoor Baths!; First broadcast: 1/7/1987
  • Episode 42: Godai Breaks His Leg! Chance for Love at the Hospital!; First broadcast: 1/14/1987
  • Episode 43: Love Speaks! Godai and Mitaka Duke it Out at the Hospital!; First broadcast: 1/21/1987
  • Episode 44: Kentaro Freaks Out! Yotsuya's Frightening True Identity; First broadcast: 1/28/1987
  • Episode 45: A Shocking Revelation: Kyoko Declares Her Love to Godai?!; First broadcast: 2/4/1987
  • Episode 46: Race for Kyoko! Skating Rink is Love's Battleground; First broadcast: 2/11/1987
  • Episode 47: Kyoko Loses It! Drunk and Crazy!; First broadcast: 2/18/1987
  • Episode 48: Godai's Confession! I Want You to Know How I Feel!!; First broadcast: 2/25/1987
  • Episode 49: Mitaka Trains! Lover Boy. Can't be Afraid of Dogs!; First broadcast: 3/4/1987
  • Episode 50: Kyoko in Love at First Sight?! A Strange Man Moves into Maison Ikkoku; First broadcast: 3/11/1987
  • Episode 51: Even Yotsuya's Shocked! The Day Maison Ikkoku Disappears; First broadcast: 3/18/1987
  • Episode 52: Forgive Me Soichiro! Kyoko's Tearful Decision to Remarry; First broadcast: 3/25/1987

[edit] Season 3

  • Episode 53: High-School Girl Power! A War Against Kyoko's Love; First broadcast: 4/8/1987
  • Episode 54: Bare-Faced Attack! Operation Seduction; First broadcast: 4/15/1987
  • Episode 55: Pajama-Girl Charges In! Maison Ikkoku in a Love Panic!; First broadcast: 4/22/1987
  • Episode 56: Yagami is Determined: I won't Give Up My First Love; First broadcast: 4/29/1987
  • Episode 57: The Princess Cometh! Mitaka is Her Prince Charming; First broadcast: 5/6/1987
  • Episode 58: Godai or Mitaka? A Woman's Heart is on the Line; First broadcast: 5/13/1987
  • Episode 59: Be Still, My Beating Heart! Asuna Kujo's Very First Time; First broadcast: 5/20/1987
  • Episode 60: Caught in the Act! Kyoko and Mitaka, Hot and Heavy!; First broadcast: 5/27/1987
  • Episode 61: Chase After Me, Godai. Kyoko's Lone Trip; First broadcast: 6/10/1987
  • Episode 62: Alright! In the Bath with Kyoko! Just the Two in an Open Bath; First broadcast: 6/17/1987
  • Episode 63: Yagami's Back by the Time She's Forgotten; First broadcast: 6/24/1987
  • Episode 64: Godai on the Edge! The Sweet Trap of a High School Girl; First broadcast: 7/1/1987
  • Episode 65: Yagami's Scream! Yotsuya's Dangerous Tutoring!; First broadcast: 7/8/1987
  • Episode 66: Yagami's Challenge! I Musn't Lose Against the Widow!; First broadcast: 7/15/1987
  • Episode 67: Even Yagami is Confused! Grandma Yukari Returns With Golden Teeth!!; First broadcast: 7/22/1987
  • Episode 68: Grandma Yukari's Fighting Spirit. Hot Baseball Match!; First broadcast: 7/29/1987
  • Episode 69: Underwater Battle. Suspicious Kiss Mark on Godai; First broadcast: 8/5/1987
  • Episode 70: Goodbye Grandma! Ueno Station is Party Panic; First broadcast: 8/12/1987
  • Episode 71: A Midsummer Night's Dream. Godai Already Found a Job?; First broadcast: 8/19/1987
  • Episode 72: Child is Born? Godai's Life of Joy and Cry!; First broadcast: 8/26/1987
  • Episode 73: Ikkoku-kan Hostage Crisis. Yagami's Big Nuisance!; First broadcast: 9/2/1987
  • Episode 74: Change in Employment Front. Godai's Last Come Back.; First broadcast: 9/9/1987
  • Episode 75: Love All the Way. Yagami and Asuna Never Give Up.; First broadcast: 9/16/1987
  • Episode 76: I'll Wait. Kyoko's Sudden Announcement; First broadcast: 9/23/1987

[edit] Season 4

  • Episode 77: Bravo Godai! The Pride of a Man; First broadcast: 10/14/1987
  • Episode 78: It's a Secret! Godai's Work Diary; First broadcast: 10/21/1987
  • Episode 79: I'm Sorry Kyoko-san. Guilt Trip Homemade Lunch; First broadcast: 10/28/1987
  • Episode 80: Godai in Panic! Yagami the Bunny Girl!!; First broadcast: 11/4/1987
  • Episode 81: Cevotion of Love. Asuna Never Gives Up After All; First broadcast: 11/11/1987
  • Episode 82: Perfect Dad! Godai-kun's Child Care Story; First broadcast: 11/18/1987
  • Episode 83: Yokohama Chaser. Kyoko-san's Going Away?!; First broadcast: 11/25/1987
  • Episode 84: 1000% Suspicion. Kyoko's Scandal Night; First broadcast: 12/2/1987
  • Episode 85: This is the Critical Point! Godai and Mitaka's Duel of Fate!; First broadcast: 12/9/1987
  • Episode 86: Shocking One Night! Asuna's Salad Day.; First broadcast: 12/16/1987
  • Episode 87: Asuna's Pregnant? Mitaka's Surprise Marriage Announcement; First broadcast: 12/23/1987
  • Episode 88: Love Again?! Taste of a Kiss that Kozue Left!; First broadcast: 1/6/1988
  • Episode 89: Unrequited Love! Godai and Kyoko, It's Over Today?; First broadcast: 1/13/1988
  • Episode 90: Kyoko-san Quitting! Ikkoku-kan's Memory Far Away?; First broadcast: 1/20/1988
  • Episode 91: Kyoko in Shock! Akemi and Godai's Unexpected Relation!; First broadcast: 1/27/1988
  • Episode 92: Kozue-chan's Wedding! Godai's Love is Forever?!; First broadcast: 2/3/1988
  • Episode 93: Sight of Spring? The Two's Hearts are in Warm Feeling!!; First broadcast: 2/10/1988
  • Episode 94: Alright! Godai-kun's Courageous Proposal!; First broadcast: 2/17/1988
  • Episode 95: Ah, Excitement! Grandma's Love Embosomed in the Ring; First broadcast: 2/24/1988
  • Episode 96: As Long as this Love Lasts! Ikkoku-kan is Forever...!!; First broadcast: 3/3/1988

[edit] OVA and Specials

  • Special 1: Through the Passing Seasons; First broadcast: 9/25/1988. A summary of the Yusaku and Kyoko's relationship using footage from the TV series.
  • Special 2: Prelude, When the Cherry Blossoms Return in the Spring; First broadcast: 6/25/1992. A video that collects all of Kyoko's flashbacks of Souichirou, with some dialogue to connect the scenes.[1] Highlights the events that lead up to Kyoko's arrival at Ikkoku-kan.
  • OVA: Shipwrecked on Ikkoku Island; First broadcast: 1/31/1991

[edit] Movie

  • Maison Ikkoku: Final Chapter; First Broadcast: 2/6/1988. Chronologically takes places a few days before the events in the final episode. The events do not occur between episodes 95 and 96, but during episode 96 itself.[2]