List of Da Capo II Episodes - Summary of Series - Da Capo II: Second Season

Da Capo II: Second Season

# Title Original air date
01 "Like Deep Snow"
"Shinsetsu no Gotoku" (深雪の如く) 		2008-04-05
The class votes on a Christmas Class event. Yoshiyuki breaks the tie by picking the puppet show with him and Koko as the lead characters. That evening, after practicing with Otome; Otome notices a change in the islands Sakura trees.
02 "Secret Room of Snow"
"Yuki no Misshitsu" (雪の密室) 		2008-04-12
Preparations for the Christmas party are still going. Anzu collapses in the classroom due to a fever, Yoshiyuki takes her home where Anzu reveals how she was abandoned by her parents, adopted by her grandmother who dies when Anzu recently enrolled in school, and has been living by herself for the past three years. The next day, everyone goes to Anzu's house to study.
03 "Magic User of Justice"
"Seigi no Mahōtsukai" (正義の魔法使い) 		2008-04-19
Yoshiyuki continues to practice for the puppet show with Otome. Jun'ichi is revealed at a dinner at Otome's house and Yoshiyuki remembers how he learned the spell for summoning sweets. Yoshiyuki remembers a promise he made to Otome as a child and Otome also reveals that she is able to perform magic.
04 "The Shape of Happiness"
"Shiawase no Katachi" (幸せの形) 		2008-04-26
The day of the Christmas Party has arrived and Yume still hasn't asked Yoshiyuki if he wants to go with her. Yoshiyuki finally asks her if she's going with anyone, and Yume accepts. Koko faints before the puppet show and Yoshiyuki asks Otome to fill the role of Koko in the play. The play is successful.
05 "Snow Field of Despair"
"Shitsubō no Setsugen" (失望の雪原) 		2008-05-03
The group has planned a ski trip. At first, Yume seems to be avoiding everyone. At night, Yume goes skiing by herself and Yoshiyuki follows her. Yume falls off course and gets hurt. Yoshiyuki saves her and she reveals that she had a dream where she gets hurt along with Yoshiyuki on the ski trip, which explains why she was avoiding everyone on the trip. They go back to the hotel where everyone is staying.
06 "Cherry Blossom Mystery"
"Sakura Meikyū" (桜迷宮) 		2008-05-10
Otome and Yoshiyuki have started researching the incidents that have been occurring throughout the island. Otome feels that the arsons, collapsing streets are all linked to something that occurred in the past on the island. They turn to Jun'ichi who reveals events from the first season of DaCapo, but take it as a joke. Jun'ichi then asks them if they realize that the sakura trees on the island are always in bloom, and tells them the story behind the wish granting Sakura. Yoshiyuki and Otome then bump into Anzu who tells them the story about a girl who gained a powerful memory from the wish granting sakura tree.
07 "Unchanging Dream"
"Kaerarenai Yume" (変えられない夢) 		2008-05-17
As Otome and Yoshiyuki continue their investigation, they find a lead about a blond girl appearing at each incident that occurs on the island. Yume asks Yoshiyuki to come home early the next day. Yoshiyuki realizes that it is Yume's birthday and after buying her gift, gets locked inside the shopping mall. This fulfills the dream Yume had the night before where she spends her birthday alone.
08 ""Sakuranbo" and Older Brother"
"Sakuranbo to oniichan" (さくらんぼとお兄ちゃん) 		2008-05-24
While investigating the Sakura tree, Sakura ends up saving Yoshiyuki and Yume from a traffic accident. Otome later realizes Sakura's magic abilities and learns how she plans to put an end to the Sakura tree's power. Sakura plans to fuse with the tree to control it from within.
09 "Broken Spring"
"Koware yuku haru" (壊れゆく春) 		2008-05-31
Sakura's plan fails as the sakura tree continues to bloom. Otome realizes that she has to do something about the sakura tree and talks with Jun'ichi. Jun'ichi then tells Otome to not worry, that he will take care of it. He then decides to fuse with the tree but fails to end the Sakura's wish fulfilling power.
10 "The Ending Dream"
"Yume no Owari" (夢の終わり) 		2008-06-07
Otome starts to avoid Yoshiyuki as she continues her investigation about the sakura tree. It is then revealed that Sakura wished for a family and the sakura tree fulfilled the wish by giving her Yoshiyuki as a son. Otome finally decides that she should use all her magic ability to kill the sakura tree and finally succeeds to stop the sakura tree.
11 "Withered Coloured Island"
"Kareiro no Shima" (枯色の島) 		2008-06-14
Yoshiyuki starts to realize the consequences of the sakura tree losing its powers, as everyone in his class fails to recognize him. Otome continues to avoid Yoshiyuki since she stopped the sakura tree's power.
12 "The Depths of Recollection"
"Kioku no Fuchi" (記憶の淵) 		2008-06-21
Yume and Otome are the only ones who still remember Yoshiyuki, and Yume, on her way to school bumps into Yoshiyuki. They both skip school to go on a date, at the end of the day, she confesses her love for Yoshiyuki, says goodbye to him and that he should go see Otome. Yoshiyuki finds Otome at the sakura tree, where Yoshiyuki's existence is finally removed from the island.
13 "Season Returning Back"
"Megurikuru Kisetsu" (巡りくる季節) 		2008-06-28
Two months have passed since Yoshiyuki has disappeared from the memories from everyone on the island. As the new school semester starts, all of Yoshiyuki's friends feel uneasy and feel that something is missing and slowly begin to recall of Yoshiyuki. While visiting the Sakura tree, Otome breaks down and cries. Sakura as she sees this, she begs the Sakura tree to return Yoshiyuki to the island. As Otome's crying, someone approaches her, Yoshiyuki. The sakura tree then disappears from the island.

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