

Your Lie in April
TV anime2014–2015
1 season22 episodes
Original: manga
Explore Your Lie in April's finished anime scopes and source-book editions. Read each route note to see whether a precise handoff is known, a restart is safer, or the story is complete.
Kousei Arima was a genius pianist until his mother's sudden death took away his ability to play. Each day was dull for Kousei. But, then he meets a violinist named Kaori Miyazono who has an eccentric playing style. Can the heartfelt sounds of the girl's violin lead the boy to play the piano again?

Season 1
- Anime ends at
- Ep 22
After all 22 TV episodes of Your Lie in April, the original manga has no later main-story volume to continue from: the anime reaches its ending. Read the original manga from Volume 1 if you want its complete version. Coda is a separate prequel collection, not a sequel to the ending.
1 side entryOVAno effect on where to continue
Your Lie in April: MomentsOVAMOMENTS is a one-episode childhood prequel to the TV story. It has no separate handoff into the main manga. For the complete main story, watch all 22 TV episodes or read the original manga from Volume 1.
All volumes
Kodansha ComicsThe English edition is at Standard volumes · Vol. 11.
Before you read
The 1 side entry listed here have no separate reading start in the main work. Follow the reading route of the season each is grouped with; their individual notes explain the connection.
Your Lie in April: Moments (OVA)
The reading route shown here follows Your Lie in April (manga). Use the recommendations for this work; volume numbers from another adaptation are not interchangeable.
The original manga by Naoshi Arakawa, complete in 11 volumes. This coming-of-age music drama begins when Kousei Arima, who has become unable to play the piano, meets violinist Kaori Miyazono.
These answers use the selected edition: English · Kodansha Comics · Paperback. Changing the book language or edition updates the matched volumes. The interface language does not determine the book language.
Publication progress is still unconfirmed for some editions. Only the volumes we have catalogued are listed.







