FINISHED

Status Explanation

The main storyline of “La Corda d’Oro,” as depicted in both the anime and manga, is considered complete. Fans who follow the primary narrative will find a satisfying conclusion. However, the captivating world of “La Corda d’Oro” extends beyond the initial story. There is a delightful sequel manga titled “Kiniro no Corda: Daigakusei-hen,” which offers a look into the characters’ lives during their college years. While a shorter series, it provides an enjoyable continuation for dedicated fans.

Best Watch Order

To fully immerse yourself in the enchanting world of “La Corda d’Oro,” here’s the recommended viewing sequence to follow the main story chronologically:

  • La Corda d’Oro: Primo Passo: Begin your journey with the first captivating season. This is where the magic truly starts, introducing you to the characters and their musical aspirations.
  • La Corda d’Oro: Secondo Passo: Continue the musical adventure with the second season, building upon the established relationships and challenges.
  • La Corda d’Oro: Blue Sky: Conclude the animated story with this special series that further explores the characters’ musical endeavors and provides a different perspective within the “La Corda d’Oro” universe.

Similar Animes

If the harmonious blend of music, romance, and character development in “La Corda d’Oro” resonated with you, you might find joy in these similar anime series:

  • Nodame Cantabile: A delightful romantic comedy deeply rooted in the world of classical music, following the quirky relationship between two aspiring musicians.
  • Given: An emotionally resonant series that weaves a compelling story with a strong emphasis on music and heartfelt character development, exploring themes of grief, love, and passion through a band’s journey.
  • Kono Oto Tomare!: Dive into the world of traditional Japanese music with this series centered around a high school koto club, as its members strive for musical excellence and personal growth.
  • Kids on the Slope: A unique coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of 1960s Japan, exploring friendships, jazz music, and youthful dreams.
  • Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood: While not a music-centric anime, it’s highly acclaimed for its compelling storyline, intricate world-building, and rich character progression, appealing to those who appreciate strong narrative and development.