
TV · 26 episodes · 24 min/ep · Madhouse
Nagisa Aoi begins her new school life as a transfer student at St. Miator’s Girls Academy, one of three prestigious all-girls institutions atop Astraea Hill. Getting lost on her first day, Nagisa encounters a mysterious student whose elegance and charm is so bewitching, she ends up in the infirmary. There to greet her when she awakens is Tamao Suzumi, her roommate, who enthusiastically introduces Nagisa to the daily life and social structure on campus. Most notably, Tamao informs her of the existence of an exceptional student representative among all three schools—the Etoile, or "star." Eager to meet this person, Nagisa learns that the ethereal beauty she met earlier, Shizuma Hanazono, is the one and only Etoile herself! Not only that, Shizuma seems openly interested in Nagisa! Her interactions with Shizuma naturally make her a hot topic on campus; yet despite being so captivated, Nagisa can’t help but wonder if something is off. Strawberry Panic! follows the everyday routines of Nagisa, Shizuma, and her friends at St. Miator’s, St. Spica, and St. Lulim as they navigate through the challenge of relationships while confronting hidden feelings, lingering regrets, and new possibilities. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Shizuma Hanazono
Main

Hitomi Nabatame
Japanese

Tamao Suzumi
Main

Ai Shimizu
Japanese

Kaori Sakuragi
Supporting

Kotomi Iwamura
Japanese

Nagisa Aoi
Main

Mai Nakahara
Japanese

Miyuki Rokujo
Supporting

Junko Noda
Japanese

Chiyo Tsukidate
Supporting

Chiwa Saitou
Japanese

Mizue Hamasaka
Supporting

Kaori Yamagata
Japanese

Hikari Konohana
Supporting

Miyu Matsuki
Japanese

Yaya Nanto
Supporting

Natsuko Kuwatani
Japanese

Amane Ootori
Supporting

Yuuko Kaida
Japanese

Tsubomi Okuwaka
Supporting

Sakura Nogawa
Japanese

Shion Tomori
Supporting

Kumiko Yokote
Japanese

Mai Nakahara
Theme Song Performance (ED)

Ai Shimizu
Theme Song Performance (ED)

Sakurako Kimino
Original Creator

Aki Misato
Theme Song Performance (OP, ED3)

Takeo Takahashi
Storyboard (ep 8, 15, 16, 25)

Masayuki Sakoi
Director

Tatsuhiko Urahata
Series Composition

Tatsuhiko Urahata
Script (eps. 1, 3, 5, 8, 9, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26)

Yoshihisa Hirano
Music

Masao Maruyama
Planning