Waltz

Season 1Episode 2525 minSept. 18, 2006
Waltz
Nagisa and Tamao continue practicing for the dance in preparation of the Etoile Election, but it will take some more of Shizuma's help to improve Nagisa's chances of becoming one of the next Etoiles. Meanwhile, Amane recovers her memories when Hikari sings the song she sang when they first met, and their relationship is consummated.
Waltz has aired on Sept. 18, 2006
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