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Someday's Dreamers II Sora
Season 2 Episode 6 | TV-PG | Premiere: 8/6/2008
Friend
Sora’s getting used to odd requests, but a baby is most certainly a new one. She and her classmates are challenged to use magic outside of an official request.
Someday's Dreamers II Sora
Season 2 | 12 Episodes
E1 | From Biei
Suzuki Sora’s dream comes true when she is selected to attend magic school in Tokyo. Though she will miss the countryside, she must become a licensed mage.
E2 | Tokyo
Sora has an eventful first day after arriving in Tokyo, as the long journey from Biei proves to be exhausting.
E3 | Sky
Suzuki Sora’s first client assignment doesn’t go as planned, but teaches her that there just might be more to life than magic.
E4 | Gouta
Sora’s housemate Gota Midorikawa would rather be surfing than learning more about his mage lineage. In addition, his first magic client proves to be a challenge.
E5 | Shimokitazawa
Sora is learning the hard way that magic can bring about miracles, but also misery, as there are certain repercussions.
E6 | Friend
Sora’s getting used to odd requests, but a baby is most certainly a new one. She and her classmates are challenged to use magic outside of an official request.
E7 | Crossroad
Sora and Gota’s fellow classmate faces a challenging magic clients and struggles with his commitment to magic school.
E8 | Mage
City Hall extends a personal request to the magic school for their assistance, and that of their trainees.
E9 | First Love
What should be an everyday trip to the beach proves to be anything but ordinary -- and of course, magical -- for Sora and Gota.
E10 | Life
Sora and the other trainees come to learn an obvious, yet unexpected lesson: some things can't be fixed by magic.
E11 | Graduation
The trainees look back over their endeavors and realize exactly what they have accomplished in their short time together.
