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Premiered

Saturday, April 6, 2002

Ended: Saturday, March 29, 2003

When does Full Moon Season 1 come out?

Full Moon Season 1 premiered Saturday, April 6, 2002 on TV Tokyo and ended Saturday, March 29, 2003. The season has 52 episodes.

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Full Moon Season 1 release schedule

Full Moon Season 1 episode release dates
Episode Release date

1. I Want to Sing!

Saturday · 24 years ago

2. My Promise to Eichi

Saturday · 24 years ago

3. Along Came the Manager

Saturday · 24 years ago

4. Thoughts on a Song

Saturday · 24 years ago

5. Her First Assignment

Saturday · 24 years ago

6. A Long Day in the Studio

Saturday · 24 years ago

7. Full Moon Debuts!

Saturday · 24 years ago

8. Is It Really a Hit?

Saturday · 24 years ago

9. I Want You to Hear It!

Saturday · 24 years ago

10. The Rules of Show Business?!

Saturday · 24 years ago

11. The Dangerous Lens

Saturday · 24 years ago

12. Green Onion Ramen and the Saint's Stone

Saturday · 24 years ago

13. A Mini Concert

Saturday · 24 years ago

14. Do Your Best, Substitute Manager!

Saturday · 24 years ago

15. Her First Kiss!?

Saturday · 24 years ago

16. The Rival Appears!

Saturday · 24 years ago

17. Takuto and Mitsuki's Disagreement

Saturday · 24 years ago

18. Run to the Audition!

Saturday · 24 years ago

19. A Singer's Voice That Can't Be Heard

Saturday · 24 years ago

20. Meroko, All Alone

Saturday · 24 years ago

21. A New Inspiration

Saturday · 24 years ago

22. A Solo Performance - Live!

Saturday · 24 years ago

23. Moving Panic

Saturday · 24 years ago

24. My Father's Song

Saturday · 24 years ago

25. Please Dr. Wakaoji

Saturday · 24 years ago

26. My Message

Saturday · 24 years ago

27. I Won't Lose

Saturday · 24 years ago

28. Is Mitsuki an Expert on Love?

Saturday · 24 years ago

29. New Shinigami: Izumi & Jonathan

Saturday · 24 years ago

30. Someone Who Knows Eichi

Saturday · 24 years ago

31. The Autumn School Festival

Saturday · 24 years ago

32. An Honest Madoka

Saturday · 24 years ago

33. Advancing Illness

Saturday · 23 years ago

34. The Old Man on the Swing

Saturday · 23 years ago

35. Mail From Eichi-kun?!

Saturday · 23 years ago

36. Fated New Artist of the Year Award

Saturday · 23 years ago

37. A Present from Full Moon

Saturday · 23 years ago

38. Grandma's Past

Saturday · 23 years ago

39. Crossing the Pacific

Saturday · 23 years ago

40. The Stolen Pendant

Saturday · 23 years ago

41. To the Town Where Eichi Is

Saturday · 23 years ago

42. Eternal Snow

Saturday · 23 years ago

43. I'll Never Sing Again

Saturday · 23 years ago

44. Tender Hearts

Saturday · 23 years ago

45. Izumi's Enticing Offer

Saturday · 23 years ago

46. On the Night of the New Moon

Saturday · 23 years ago

47. Desire to Live

Saturday · 23 years ago

48. She Can't Turn Into Full Moon!?

Saturday · 23 years ago

49. Mitsuki's Feelings - Meroko's Feelings

Saturday · 23 years ago

50. I Just Can't Tell Him

Saturday · 23 years ago

51. Day of Destiny

Saturday · 23 years ago

52. Searching for a Full Moon Finale

Saturday · 23 years ago

Full Moon Season 1 guest stars

  • Akiko Kobayashi

    Akiko Kobayashi

  • Yusaku Yara

    Yusaku Yara

  • Junko Takeuchi

    Junko Takeuchi

Full Moon Season 1 FAQ

When does Full Moon Season 1 come out?

Full Moon Season 1 premiered Saturday, April 6, 2002 on TV Tokyo.

How many episodes are in Full Moon Season 1?

Full Moon Season 1 has 52 episodes.

Are new episodes of Full Moon Season 1 released weekly?

New episodes are released weekly.

When is the Full Moon Season 1 finale?

The Full Moon Season 1 finale (Episode 52) aired Saturday, March 29, 2003.

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