History Manga / AoHaruRide

-->"''The scent of air after the rain... I heard your pulse. I saw the light.''"

* ProductionThrowback: Ninako and Ren from ''StrobeEdge'' make a brief appearance in Page 25. Ninako is also mentioned briefly in the drama CD.

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is a [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] manga by Io Sakisaka from 2011 to 2015, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in twelve volumes along with five LightNovel adaptations. Both an {{Anime}} and a LiveActionAdaptation were announced and premiered in 2014, with Creator/ProductionIG producing the anime for the Summer2014Anime season (with two OriginalVideoAnimation episodes) and the live-action {{Film}} premiering in December 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

* FreakyFridayFlip: In the CrossOver special with ''Manga/OreMonogatari'', Kou switches bodies with Takeo, leading to a lot of hilarious OutOfCharacterAlert moments.

* CrossOver: ''Ao Haru Ride'' constantly shared covers with ''Manga/OreMonogatari'' when they made front page of ''Bessatsu Margaret''. The authors of both manga collaborated on a one-shot crossover in honor of ''Bessatsu Margaret'''s 50th year anniversary.

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka from 2011 to 2015, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in twelve volumes along with five LightNovel adaptations. Both an {{Anime}} and a LiveActionAdaptation were announced and premiered in 2014, with Creator/ProductionIG producing the anime for the Summer2014Anime season (with two OriginalVideoAnimation episodes) and the live-action {{Film}} premiering in December 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

* [[DoNotCallMePaul Do Not Call Me Tanaka]]: It's Mabuchi, now, all right? [[spoiler: except when he decides during his first sit-down meal with his brother and father since he moved back, to change his last name back after high school once he's done sorting his feelings out.]]

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka from 2011 to 2015, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in twelve volumes along with five LightNovel adaptations. Both an {{Anime}} and a LiveActionAdaptation were announced and premiered in 2014, with Creator/ProductionIG producing the anime for the Summer2014Anime season (with two OriginalVideoAnimation [=DVDs=]) and the live-action {{Film}} premiering in December 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka from 2011 to 2015, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in twelve volumes along with five LightNovel adaptations. Both an {{Anime}} and a LiveActionAdaptation were announced and premiered in 2014, with Creator/ProductionIG producing the anime for the Summer2014Anime season (with two OriginalVideoAnimation DVDs) and the live-action {{Film}} premiering in December 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka from 2011 to 2015, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in twelve volumes along with five LightNovel adaptations. Both {{Anime}} and {{Film}} adaptations were announced: the anime by Creator/ProductionIG aired during the Summer2014Anime season (followed by two more [=OVAs=] and the live-action film premiered in December 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

Has a CharacterSheet.

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka since 2011, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is currently serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in twelve volumes along with five LightNovel adaptations, with the manga's last chapter being released February 2015. Both {{Anime}} and {{Film}} adaptations were announced: the anime by Creator/ProductionIG aired during the Sumer2014Anime season (followed by two more [=OVAs=] and the live-action film premiered in December 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka since 2011, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is currently serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in twelve volumes along with five LightNovel adaptations. Both {{Anime}} and {{Film}} adaptations were announced and are set to be released in 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

* AngerBornOutOfWorry: Futaba throws her scarf violently at Kou for making her worry [[spoiler:after he got into a car accident.]]

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'' in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka since 2011, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is currently serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in eleven volumes along with four LightNovel adaptations. Both {{Anime}} and {{Film}} adaptations were announced and are set to be released in 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''[=AoHaRide=]'', in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka since 2011, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is currently serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in eleven volumes along with four LightNovel adaptations. Both {{Anime}} and {{Film}} adaptations were announced and are set to be released in 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

''Ao Haru Ride'', (shortened to ''Aoharaido'', or ''[=AoHaRide=]'', in the original Japanese release; officially translated as ''Blue Spring Ride'' in some countries), is an ongoing shoujo manga by Io Sakisaka since 2011, following the success of her previous work ''StrobeEdge''. It is currently serialized in the magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'' and compiled in eleven volumes along with four LightNovel adaptations. Both {{Anime}} and {{Film}} adaptations were announced and are set to be released in 2014. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/blue-spring-ride The anime is available on Crunchyroll under the title "Blue Spring Ride."]]

* ShipperOnDeck: Kominato and Yuuri are ones for Kou and Futaba, though it's more because he wants to help Kou than it is because he thinks Kou and Futaba are a good match. Uchimiya, on the other hand, supports Touma and Futaba.

* MissingMom: Kou's mother [[spoiler:is dead]].

* TeacherStudentRomance: Shuuko has a crush on Tanaka-sensei, who probably should be at least six to eight years older than her. [[spoiler: And he returns those feelings too but seeing as they're teacher/student, he pushes her away.]]

* BigBrotherInstinct: Tanaka-sensei ''tries'' to take care of Kou, but it's too bad Kou keeps rebuffing his advances.

* [[DoNotCallMePaul Do Not Call Me Tanaka]]: It's Mabuchi, now, all right?

* ShipperOnDeck: Kominato is one for Kou and Futaba, though it's more because he wants to help Kou than it is because he thinks Kou and Futaba are a good match. Uchimiya, on the other hand, supports Touma and Futaba.

* TeacherStudentRomance: Shuuko has a crush on Tanaka-sensei, who probably should be at least six to eight years older than her.

* AlternateCharacterTitle: The PunBasedTitle is based on switching the on-yomi word for youth (''seishun'', itself a Chinese loan word) to kun-yomi (''Ao Haru'').

* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: Yui gives ''several'' to Kou over the course of the series, most of them consisting of convincing him that they understand each other better than everyone else, along with the StockPhrase, "PleaseDontLeaveMe."

* BlandNameProduct: In episode 8 of the anime, Kou buys a "Panta Zero" grape drink for Futaba.

* ProductPlacement: [[http://www.animate.tv/news/details.php?id=1403141298 Cosmetics brand ettusais had a deal]] with ''Ao Haru Ride'' and their lip gloss gleefully appeared in episodes 1 and 8 of the anime.

* ProductPlacement: A tube of ettusais lip gloss appeared in episodes 1 and 8 of the anime. [[http://www.animate.tv/news/details.php?id=1403141298 The same lip gloss was on sale from June to August 2014]] with limited edition packaging featuring ''Ao Haru Ride''.