Future Diary: Another World - Season 1
Future Diary: Another World - Season 1
2012
Romance, Drama
TV Season
Season 1 - Arata Hoshino is a lazy college student, who doesn't believe in working for his future or putting in the effort. He then gets a "future diary" program on his cellphone. The future diary allows him to make predictions that will come true. He then becomes involved in a survival game revolving around the future diary...
Created by:
Sakae EsunoDirected by:
Michiko Namiki
4 total credits
Credits include: The Restaurant with Problems, Love That Makes You Cry and All About My Siblings
3 total credits
Credits include: Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia's Case Files, Today's Customer is an Escaped Prisoner?, The Book that was Stolen from a Locked Room and Koinaka
Writers:
Sayaka Kuwamura
7 total credits
Credits include: Josee, the Tiger and the Fish, Strobe Edge, Over Drive, A Girl and Three Sweethearts and Koinaka
4 total credits
Credits include: Pale Moon, No Longer Human and Tokyo Airport Air Traffic Services Department
7 total credits
Credits include: A Circus Girl, Rebellious Journey and Karate Cop
Starring:
Yoshinori Okada
22 total credits
Credits include: Tekkonkinkreet, Kamikaze Girls, I Am a Hero, Train Man and HK: Hentai Kamen
21 total credits
Credits include: Ran, Shutter, Ame agaru, Tomorrow I Will Date with Yesterday's You and School Day of the Dead
31 total credits
Credits include: Attack on Titan: Part 1, Gantz, Fullmetal Alchemist, Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! and Gantz: Perfect Answer
12 total credits
Credits include: L: Change the World, Grave of the Fireflies, Piano no mori, Mai Mai Miracle and The Sinking of Japan
16 total credits
Credits include: Swing Girls, Ima, ai ni yukimasu, My Sister, My Love, Manatsu no Orion and Trick: The Movie 2
34 total credits
Credits include: Drive My Car, Confessions, Tennen kokekkô, Akunin and Cube
28 total credits
Credits include: Why Don't You Play in Hell?, Himizu, Lesson of the Evil, Inuyashiki and River's Edge
15 total credits
Credits include: Kyôfu, Lala Pipo: A Lot of People, Kaidan Horror Classics, My Brother's Husband and Genome Hazard
10 total credits
Credits include: Kuroshitsuji, L.DK, Gatchaman, Gokuaku Joou and IS ~Otoko Demo Onna Demo Nai Sei
Ratings & Reviews
Arata, a lazy college student, is given a mysterious cellphone called a “Future Diary”. The last entry in this diary declares that he's going to die
Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada), Yuno Kozaki (Ayame Goriki), Rui Moriguchi (Kanta Hongo), and Haruna Okiue (Mayuko Fukuda) see a message from Deus, the game's organizer, appear on the screen of Shinta and Yuno's “Future Diary.” Deus instructs them that there are seven people in possession of the “Future Diary” and orders them to kill one another until only one remains.
When Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada) woke up, he found himself on the sofa in Yuno Kozaki's (Ayame Goriki) apartment. Surprised to find himself naked, he asked Yuno about it, but she just smiled and dodged the question. Meanwhile, the news on TV was reporting on a series of random stabbings that had claimed three victims.
Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada), Yuno Furusaki (Ayame Goriki), Rui Moriguchi (Kanata Hongo), and Haruna Okiue (Mayuko Fukuda) learn from Kinjiro Hagito (Yoshinori Okada) that there appears to be some connection between “Deus,” the organizer of the game, and Toru Kibe (Shiro Sano), the president of Chronos Corporation.
Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada), Yuno Kozaki (Ayame Goriki), and Haruna Okiue (Mayuko Fukuda) regained consciousness and rejoiced at each other's safety, but Rui Moriguchi (Kanta Hongo) was nowhere to be seen. Meanwhile, in the president's office at Chronos Corporation, Rui was stunned to witness the disappearance of Kinjiro Hagito (Yoshinori Okada).
Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada), bound hand and foot to the bed, presses Yuno Kozaki (Ayame Goriki) to reveal what she is hiding, but she evades his question. Just then, a message from Deus arrives in both of their “Future Diaries.” Deus orders Shinta, Yuno, and Haruna Okie (Mayuko Fukuda)—the three remaining survivors of the game—to fight through the final three days.
Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada), who had been made to vanish by Yuno Kozaki (Ayame Goriki), woke up to find himself in a conference room. He touched his chest—where Yuno was supposed to have stabbed him—but found it unharmed. Sensing a presence, he turned around to find a shocking sight.
After logging back into the virtual world of Olympia, Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada) calls Rui Moriguchi (Kanta Hongo)—whom his father, Kuro (Ken Mitsuishi), had told him might be Deus—but Rui hangs up on him. When Shinta goes straight to the university to look for Rui, Oji Kosaka (Fuma Kikuchi) appears. Relieved to see that Kosaka is as cheerful as ever, Shinta asks him to let him know if he manages to get in touch with Rui.
Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada) stops the other Yuno (Ayame Goriki)—who was about to run away from home in pursuit of Yuno Furusaki (Ayame Goriki)—and demands to know why there are two Yunos. With tears welling up in her eyes, Yuno begins to reveal the truth: that they had actually met a long time ago...
Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada) cradled the collapsed Yuno Kozaki (Ayame Goriki) in his arms and kept calling her name. Seeing this, the other Yuno (Ayame Goriki) ran away from the scene in shock and confusion. Watching Yuno from the shadows, a mysterious figure made a call on a Chronos Seed smartphone. Just then, Shinta's phone rang—it was Deus.
When Shinta Hoshino (Masaki Okada) woke up, Rui Moriguchi (Kanta Hongo) was standing beside him. Shinta asked Rui where Yuno Kozaki (Ayame Goriki) was, but Rui didn't answer, his eyes vacant. The “Future Diary” he was clutching in his hand displayed the message: “Shinta lied to himself for the first time.”
Cast & Info
Created by:
Sakae EsunoDirected by:
Michiko Namiki
4 total credits
Credits include: The Restaurant with Problems, Love That Makes You Cry and All About My Siblings
3 total credits
Credits include: Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia's Case Files, Today's Customer is an Escaped Prisoner?, The Book that was Stolen from a Locked Room and Koinaka
Writers:
Sayaka Kuwamura
7 total credits
Credits include: Josee, the Tiger and the Fish, Strobe Edge, Over Drive, A Girl and Three Sweethearts and Koinaka
4 total credits
Credits include: Pale Moon, No Longer Human and Tokyo Airport Air Traffic Services Department
7 total credits
Credits include: A Circus Girl, Rebellious Journey and Karate Cop
Starring:
Yoshinori Okada
22 total credits
Credits include: Tekkonkinkreet, Kamikaze Girls, I Am a Hero, Train Man and HK: Hentai Kamen
21 total credits
Credits include: Ran, Shutter, Ame agaru, Tomorrow I Will Date with Yesterday's You and School Day of the Dead
31 total credits
Credits include: Attack on Titan: Part 1, Gantz, Fullmetal Alchemist, Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! and Gantz: Perfect Answer
12 total credits
Credits include: L: Change the World, Grave of the Fireflies, Piano no mori, Mai Mai Miracle and The Sinking of Japan
16 total credits
Credits include: Swing Girls, Ima, ai ni yukimasu, My Sister, My Love, Manatsu no Orion and Trick: The Movie 2
34 total credits
Credits include: Drive My Car, Confessions, Tennen kokekkô, Akunin and Cube
28 total credits
Credits include: Why Don't You Play in Hell?, Himizu, Lesson of the Evil, Inuyashiki and River's Edge
15 total credits
Credits include: Kyôfu, Lala Pipo: A Lot of People, Kaidan Horror Classics, My Brother's Husband and Genome Hazard
10 total credits
Credits include: Kuroshitsuji, L.DK, Gatchaman, Gokuaku Joou and IS ~Otoko Demo Onna Demo Nai Sei
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