Charlotte
Charlotte wraps its supernatural school story into a finished 13 episode TV series. Its legal streaming homes are Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix. The early stretch plays as comedy, with awkward abilities creating trouble for students who barely understand them, while the drama grows heavier as those powers carry real consequences. It is a good fit for viewers who enjoy romance and science fiction folded into a brisk school story, especially when a cheerful opening can give way to sharper emotion. Each episode runs 24 minutes, so the entire series is a focused commitment rather than a long project.
About
Some adolescents suddenly develop supernatural powers, but the gifts are imperfect and temporary. Yuu Otosaka can briefly take control of another person, an ability he has been using to cheat his way into an impressive school record. His scheme unravels when Nao Tomori catches him and pulls him into a student council with an unusual assignment: locate other ability users before hostile outsiders reach them. Their searches begin with comic cases of teenagers mishandling strange powers. As the council learns what those abilities can cost, the story shifts toward personal loss and harder choices without abandoning its school setting or romantic thread.
Information
- Japanese
- Charlotte(γ·γ£γΌγγγ)
- Premiered
- July 5, 2015
- Episodes
- 13
- Duration
- 24 min per ep.
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Studio
- P.A. Works
- Source
- Original
- Themes
- band, primarily female cast, primarily teen cast, drama, female protagonist, japanese production
Seasons & Watch Order
Begin with episode 1 and continue through the single 13 episode season. Charlotte is an original, finished TV story, so no earlier series or sequel is needed to follow it.
Side stories & specials
- Charlotte: Tsuyoimono-tachi(2016)side story
FAQ
Charlotte is legally carried by Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix. Those are the only services listed for this page.
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