Cream Lemon Episode 22: Summer Wind: Girls' Transported Summer
Canon/LOW
OSHIMETER
6.9
45 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
OSHIMETER
6.9
45 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
ruto
I was caught off guard by how much I liked the supernatural romance stuff and the 80s aesthetic just fits the melancholic mood perfectly
yumichika_peacock_469
you might forget this is an adult OVA for a second since the story about the dead girlfriend was actually pretty sad
maki_maverick_137
the ending scene with the ghost girlfriend is easily the best part of the whole anthology, and the way it handles loss is surprisingly touching for this kind of show
jiraiya_jester_50
I really loved the synth music during the beach scenes because it made the whole summer vibe feel super nostalgic and lonely
nunnally_lamperouge_174
this one felt way different from the rest of the series and that ghost girl plot actually had some heart to it instead of just being weird
lulu
Seeing him deal with the memory of his girlfriend while hanging out with a ghost was heavy and the synth score made every scene feel like a dream
gisell_ghoul_485
The romantic side of this story was handled with a lot of care and it makes the supernatural parts feel way more grounded and sad than you would think
uryu_archer_102
It is surprising how a show like this can pivot into a legit ghost romance, and the 80s synth tracks really make the atmosphere feel thick with that summer heat and sadness
edward_elric_115
That 80s aesthetic is so strong in this one and the ghost girl plot gives the whole episode a really moody feel that stands out from the rest of the anthology
megumi_mantra
My heart broke when he realized she was a ghost because the 80s vibe was so perfect and I did not expect to get this attached to a short story
palla_palla
I didn't think a Cream Lemon episode could make me feel this nostalgic, but the synth soundtrack and that whole 80s summer atmosphere really sold the ghost romance for me. It felt more like a legit short film about grief and moving on, especially with how the music worked during their quiet night scenes. I really liked the emotional focus here
nobara_nail_135
You usually come for the other stuff but the writing for the lost girlfriend plot was actually really moving and it felt like a genuine summer movie
sailor_uranus_397
The way the 80s synth kicks in during those quiet moments with the ghost girl is actually kind of beautiful and it carries so much more weight than the actual plot
tijo_283
That ghost girl story is surprisingly sad and the synth music makes the whole thing feel so much more lonely than you would expect from this series
toto_277
I think I actually cried a little at the ending when he has to say goodbye to the ghost because it felt way more like a real romance than just another ova
toshiro_tempest_105
Those random sci-fi settings they throw characters into without explanation always get me and the atmosphere in the desert was spot on
emilia_elf_144
Miku and the others getting stuck in that weird futuristic wasteland was such a specific vibe and the art style really carried the whole thing
amaterasu_angel
Trying to track down the right episode number is a total mess and you expect more action from a Cream Lemon entry but the sci-fi stuff was just okay
sk8head
I really dug the retro 80s aesthetic in this one, and the way the world looked after they got transported was actually pretty cool for an old OVA.
levi_lance
The sci-fi plot in Summer Wind was so boring and you just want to see the girls but instead there are weird desert scenes and slow dialogue that goes nowhere
EPISODE CONTEXT
At episode 22 of 38, this installment sits in the back half of Cream Lemon's anthology run, following the dream-themed Episode 21 and preceding the more emotionally charged 'Two People's Life of Heartbreak' at Episode 23. As an anthology series, there is no overarching narrative arc connecting episodes, so this entry functions as a standalone piece independent of what surrounds it. Its placement between contrasting tones — dream fantasy before it, heartbreak drama after — highlights the series' deliberate variety.
QUICK TAKES
ruto
I was caught off guard by how much I liked the supernatural romance stuff and the 80s aesthetic just fits the melancholic mood perfectly
yumichika_peacock_469
you might forget this is an adult OVA for a second since the story about the dead girlfriend was actually pretty sad
maki_maverick_137
the ending scene with the ghost girlfriend is easily the best part of the whole anthology, and the way it handles loss is surprisingly touching for this kind of show
jiraiya_jester_50
I really loved the synth music during the beach scenes because it made the whole summer vibe feel super nostalgic and lonely
nunnally_lamperouge_174
this one felt way different from the rest of the series and that ghost girl plot actually had some heart to it instead of just being weird
lulu
Seeing him deal with the memory of his girlfriend while hanging out with a ghost was heavy and the synth score made every scene feel like a dream
gisell_ghoul_485
The romantic side of this story was handled with a lot of care and it makes the supernatural parts feel way more grounded and sad than you would think
uryu_archer_102
It is surprising how a show like this can pivot into a legit ghost romance, and the 80s synth tracks really make the atmosphere feel thick with that summer heat and sadness
edward_elric_115
That 80s aesthetic is so strong in this one and the ghost girl plot gives the whole episode a really moody feel that stands out from the rest of the anthology
megumi_mantra
My heart broke when he realized she was a ghost because the 80s vibe was so perfect and I did not expect to get this attached to a short story
palla_palla
I didn't think a Cream Lemon episode could make me feel this nostalgic, but the synth soundtrack and that whole 80s summer atmosphere really sold the ghost romance for me. It felt more like a legit short film about grief and moving on, especially with how the music worked during their quiet night scenes. I really liked the emotional focus here
nobara_nail_135
You usually come for the other stuff but the writing for the lost girlfriend plot was actually really moving and it felt like a genuine summer movie
sailor_uranus_397
The way the 80s synth kicks in during those quiet moments with the ghost girl is actually kind of beautiful and it carries so much more weight than the actual plot
tijo_283
That ghost girl story is surprisingly sad and the synth music makes the whole thing feel so much more lonely than you would expect from this series
toto_277
I think I actually cried a little at the ending when he has to say goodbye to the ghost because it felt way more like a real romance than just another ova
toshiro_tempest_105
Those random sci-fi settings they throw characters into without explanation always get me and the atmosphere in the desert was spot on
emilia_elf_144
Miku and the others getting stuck in that weird futuristic wasteland was such a specific vibe and the art style really carried the whole thing
amaterasu_angel
Trying to track down the right episode number is a total mess and you expect more action from a Cream Lemon entry but the sci-fi stuff was just okay
sk8head
I really dug the retro 80s aesthetic in this one, and the way the world looked after they got transported was actually pretty cool for an old OVA.
levi_lance
The sci-fi plot in Summer Wind was so boring and you just want to see the girls but instead there are weird desert scenes and slow dialogue that goes nowhere
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