List Of My-Otome Episodes
This article is a list of episodes produced for the My-Otome anime series, the second season of the My-HiME anime series. The series consists of 26 TV episodes, 9 omake episodes, and a 4-part OVA series that has been produced.
The My-Otome TV series originally aired on TV Tokyo from October 6, 2005 to March 30, 2006. Although billed as the second season of My-HiME, it takes place in a new setting with different main characters. Most My-HiME characters make reappeances in different roles. The 26 episodes were later released on 9 DVDs.
Like My-HiME, My-Otome also has omake included with each DVD release that provide supplementary information about the show. Unlike the My-HiME omake, the My-Otome omake are fully animated, with some material taken from the TV episodes and some new animated content. There are 9 omake episodes, 1 on each DVD.
My-Otome Zwei is a 4-part OVA series set 1 year after the events of the TV series. A prequel to My-Otome entitled My-Otome 0~S.ifr~ is in production. The first episode was released on February 22, 2008.
Read more about List Of My-Otome Episodes: TV Episodes, DVD Omake, My-Otome Zwei, My-Otome 0~S.ifr~
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