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2008 ⭐ 7.2 1 Season 25 Eps Japanese AnimeComedyDramaWeb Series

Genre: Animation, Drama, Comedy

Director: Yoshiki Nakamura

Cast: Ayumi Tsunematsu, Rio Natsuki, Atsuko Enomoto, Takeshi Kusao, Keisuke Oda, Toru Nara, Hiroaki Ishikawa, Haruo Satou

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Skip Beat! (2008) is a animation, drama, comedy web series in Japanese. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Skip Beat! online in HD.

Skip Beat! — Storyline

Kyoko followed her true love and childhood friend Sho to Tokyo so she could help him reach his dream of becoming an idol. She cleans, cooks, works three jobs and does nothing for herself because she loves him so much, but gets nothing in return. Still, she remains by his side. But then one day she goes unannounced to his agency with a delivery, and overhears him talking about her; he reveals to his manager that he only took her with him as a maid, and that he doesn't care for her at all. Upon hearing this, Kyoko doesn't just sit around and cry. She cuts and dyes her hair, changes her clothes and attitude and thus begins her journey to join showbiz and have her revenge against Sho

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Yoshiki Nakamura
  • Starring: Ayumi Tsunematsu, Rio Natsuki, Atsuko Enomoto, Takeshi Kusao, Keisuke Oda, Toru Nara, Hiroaki Ishikawa, Haruo Satou

Skip Beat! — Series Details

First Air Date 2008-10-05
Seasons 1
Episodes 25
Genre Animation, Drama, Comedy
Language Japanese
Network TVh
Status Ended
Rating 7.2/10 (25 votes)

Skip Beat! — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: And the Box was Opened (2008-10-05) — Kyoko followed her true love and childhood friend Fuwa Sho to Tokyo. This is so she could help him reach his dream of becoming an idol. She cleans, cooks, works three jobs and does
  • E2: Banquet of Shivering (2008-10-12) — Kyoko, now living at the Darumaya (a restaurant she works in), starts looking for an entrance into show business. She chooses L.M.E., Sho's agency's main competitor. Sawara, who ma
  • E3: An Emotion She Lacks (2008-10-19) — Kyoko's performance was to cut the daikon (radish) into a rose, using a knife lent by her boss at Darumya. Her performance amazes the judges including the president, Lory, since th
  • E4: The Labyrinth of Reunion (2008-10-26) — Kyoko is working at a gas station, thinking about what Ren and her boss said to her. During her break, an advertisement of Sho appears on the television screen, causing her to have
  • E5: Danger Zone (2008-11-02) — Kyoko speaks with the President who asks if she believes she can love others. She says no, but insists that even though she can't feel love now, she wants to be able to gain back t
  • E6: An Invitation to the Ball (2008-11-09) — After the shock of being picked up, Kyoko tries to struggle but then has no choice due to her injured ankle. Ren places her on the house because she kept on complaining, and his ma
  • E7: Princess Revolution (2008-11-16) — Kyoko films with Ren and becomes startled and angry with the way he easily manipulates their acting. Ruriko is unhappy with the praise Kyoko's acting generates. Despite the injury
  • E8: Through Thick and Thin (2008-11-23) — Kotonami Kanae (Moko), from Kyoko's audition into L.M.E., is discovered by Kyoko at L.M.E. headquarters. Even as she denies being eliminated from the audition, one of the judges fr
  • E9: An Angel's Power (2008-11-30) — Kyoko takes on the challenge given by the hot-shots in the training class. She uses a similar dialogue as the script but in a malevolent emotion, and later switches lines with the
  • E10: Blue in Hand (2008-12-07) — Kyoko reminds Maria about her father's letter and Maria asks Kyoko for her opinion on what to talk about with her father. Maria realizes that Kyoko's father and mother had left her
  • E11: Barefaced Storm (2008-12-14) — Kyoko exposes another rumor about Sho's past life. Then, as Bo, she challenges Sho to a badminton match and almost reveals her identity to him. When she gets lost in the building,
  • E12: Opened Wound (2008-12-21) — The episode started after her job has finished where she saw Ren and remembered what she did on the previous meeting with him (Kyoko gave him a bad gesture) but remembers the sides
  • E13: Battle Girl (2008-12-28) — Unable to buy her way in, Erika insists Kyoko and Moko not to have any discussions about the audition (being from the same company, they would have better rapport than others who j
  • E14: The Secret Stamp Album (2009-01-11) — Due to Kyoko's quick thinking for the impromptu but amazing act, Kyoko and Moko were chosen by the company. Erika was so angry at Moko-san for beaten her twice, plotting to using v
  • E15: Together with the Minefield (2009-01-18) — Ren is talking on his phone with Matsushima, the head of L.M.E.'s acting division, who informs him that his regular manager is out with a cold and that Kyoko will be filling in. Du
  • E16: Hate X Hate (2009-01-25) — Kyoko continues to take care of Ren. In this episode, his positive thoughts and reactions are shown as she takes care of him. When she is at his apartment nursing him through his f
  • E17: Date with Fate (2009-02-01) — Kyoko begins her first day as a high school student. She's excited to be a "normal high school girl," but later finds out that her high school rather abnormal since she's in the en
  • E18: Sin is Like an Angel (2009-02-08) — After Kyoko flicks a packet of salt to Sho who intended to throw away a sweet egg roll because he dislikes sweet stuff, she begins to stress out and regret her actions as she belie
  • E19: Rituals of Death (2009-02-15) — The episode begins with Kyoko moping over not being able to 'kill Sho like an angel'. She then calls Moko and gets an idea on how to act properly. She imagines that she will be kil
  • E20: Month of Invitations (2009-02-23) — Kyoko's been scouted for an upcoming drama. However upon learning she'd be working with Ren, she was quite nervous but excited as she would be able to see Ren up closed and persona
  • E21: A Person Possessing Abilities (2009-03-02) — Kyoko landed a role in Dark Moon, the re-make of Tsukigomori, a drama that was popular 20 years ago, and the actors and the director in the current drama wish to surpass Tsukigomor
  • E22: Day That Breaks the World (2009-03-09) — Kyoko was given some time to think about her character, Mio, thanks to Ren. Ren also gives Kyoko a hint of why Mio would hate Mizuki but she still has a hard time understanding the
  • E23: Pulled Trigger (2009-03-16) — Kyoko's Mio, now progressed, is widely accepted by the entire cast, including Ms. Iizuka. Problems develop, however, when Ren's acting is not up to its usual standard (as predicted
  • E24: That Contact Is Allowed (2009-03-23) — Ren loses the ability to act as Katsuki. Because of this, he had an emotional meltdown. The director asked him to take some time off and find his "Katsuki" that can surpass the ori
  • E25: And So the Door Was Opened (2009-03-30) — Ren is flashbacking to his conversation with Bo. He's confused about his feelings with Kyoko. His shoot for Dark Moon is coming up and, as always, he's not eating properly. Kyoko i

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Skip Beat! have? 1 season(s) with 25 episodes.

Who created Skip Beat!? Yoshiki Nakamura.

Where can I watch Skip Beat!? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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