
TV show · animation, comedy
Code-E
2007–2008 · 2 seasons, 24 episodes · ended
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Seasons and episodes Code-E
Season 1
2007 · 12 episodes · about 5h
1. The Transfer Student and the Confession24 min
Chinami Ebihara transfers to a new school. While getting a tour of the school, a student named Kotaro notices her ability. After school, Kotaro asks her if she would go out with him.
2. The Circumstances of Science and Happiness24 min
The school is shut down so Chinami takes a tour of the town. She meets Kotaro working at his family business and runs away. Kotaro once again asks Chinami if she would go out with him for the sake of science and she finally agrees.
3. The Circumstances of Electromagnetic Waves and Research24 min
Kotaro begins his tests on Chinami. Sonomi notices them together and begins to get jealous.
4. The Circumstances of Secrets and the Idiot24 min
Sonomi privately asks Chinami to meet her on the roof. While being interrogated, Chinami loses control over her emotions and emits electromagnetic waves. After Chinami calms down, Sonomi begins to understand the situation.
5. About Depression, Parents and their Children24 min
Chinami accidentally erases her father's novel that he is supposed to write. Sonomi and Kotaro notices that Chinami is depressed and try to cheer her up.
6. About Shrine Maidens and Training24 min
Yuma invites Chinami over to her temple to warn her and train her to control her emotions.
7. About Foreigners and First Love24 min
The two twin foreigners come to the school in disguise as exchange students. While several other students fall for them, Chinami starts to realize feelings of her own for Kotaro.
8. About Venus Fly Trap and Chance Encounters24 min
Sonomi and Kotaro discover the source of Chinami's ability thanks to Sonomi's hard work. Adol decides to change his tactics of spying by attempting to steal Chinami's heart. Adol confesses his love to Chinami but at the same time Mils confesses to Kotaro.
9. About Marriage Interviews and Rivals in Love24 min
Chinami overhears Kotaro telling Sonomi that he is only interested in Chinami's ability and nothing more. She causes huge electrical breakdown throughout the city and the twins discover she is more powerful then what they originally thought. While not far away a new face appears to be spying on her.
10. About the Missing Ability and Moods24 min
Chinami loses her ability to emit EM rays. She is happy that she is able to buy a cell phone and walk in an electronic store without problems but she is sad about changing the ways she used to do things when she didn't have to rely on electronic devices.
11. About Summer School and Conspiracy24 min
Everyone goes on a summer school trip to a high tech town with the latest equipment. The man who was spying on Chinami before is behind the scenes spying on Chinami to gauge her ability. After a day of free time, Chinami discovers that her ability is slowly returning, but she refuses to tell Kotaro about it.
12. About Ruin and Restoration24 min
Chinami is having trouble using the town's equipment because of her returning power and Yuma discovers her power is growing and has trouble controlling it. They decide to skip the barbecue and stay in their rooms because they are worried of the trouble they would cause if they went. Sonomi lets Kotaro go to Chinami and he confesses his love for her. Chinami causes another electrical breakdown that destroys all of the town's equipment and causes the building they were in to collapse.
Season summaries2 seasons, 12 episodes each
Season 1
2007 · 12 episodes · about 5h
Season 2
2008 · 12 episodes
Chinami and her friends have formed an organization called OZ, with the financial backing of the Kujo Group. Their goal is to peacefully integrate people with Type-E abilities into society, and oppose the Foundation, an organization which seeks to capture and control Type-E users for their own mysterious purposes.
Episodes run about 24 min. Last episode: September 22, 2008
Is it worth watching? Code-E
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What is it about? Code-E
Chinami Ebihara is girl with a strange ability to generate electromagnetic waves when her emotions run high. However, since this "ability" affects anything electrical, it resulted in her having to transfer from school to school when she was younger. As Chinami, now 18 years of age, transfers to a new school, she once again affects the electronic devices in the school, but this time, when another student, Kotaro Kannagi, sees her do this, he becomes obsessed in studying her "TYPE-E" ability.
Genres: animation, comedy, sci-fi & fantasy. Themes: romance, slice of life.
Cast and crew Code-E
AllCreators
- NetworkTeletama
Full cast7 cast members across all seasons
Cast:
- Mai Hashimoto · Chinami Ebihara (voice) · 24 ep.
- Katsuhito Nomura · Kotaro Kannagi (voice) · 24 ep.
- Kaori Nazuka · Sonomi Kujō (voice) · 24 ep.
- Haruko Momoi · Keiko Komatsuna (voice) · 12 ep.
- Risa Mizuno · Yuma Saihashi (voice) · 24 ep.
- Kozo Shioya · Keisuke Ebihara (voice) · 24 ep.
- Hiroshi Kamiya · Adol Brinberg (voice) · 24 ep.
Crew:
- Masayuki Iimura · Director
- Toshiyuki Kato · Director
- Takuya Sato · Writer
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Details Code-E

- First episode
- July 8, 2007
- Last episode
- September 22, 2008
- Status
- ended
- Network
- Teletama
- Country
- Japan
- Original language
- Japanese
- Studio
- Studio Deen
Frequently asked questions
How many seasons does Code-E have?
2 seasons, 24 episodes. The last episode aired September 22, 2008.
Who’s in Code-E?
Mai Hashimoto, Katsuhito Nomura, Kaori Nazuka, Haruko Momoi, Risa Mizuno, Kozo Shioya, and Hiroshi Kamiya.
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