Eikoku Koi Monogatari Emma
2005 – 2005
About
In 19th-century London, class lines are sharply drawn, and the social standing to which people are born dictates the path their lives will follow. Emma, an honest and hardworking young maid, never felt her place in life to be a burden. But then she met William, a member of the gentry and the eldest son of a wealthy family. His warm smile and earnest affection threaten to capture her heart... but can love truly conquer all?
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Also known as (23)

Ema - Um Romance Vitoriano, Emma, Emma - Eine viktorianische Liebe, Emma - Um Romance Vitoriano, Emma - Un romance de época, Emma - Una storia romantica, Emma : Un Romance Victoriano, Emma Un Romance Victoriano, Emma – Una storia romantica, Emma-Eine Viktorianische Liebe, Emma: A Victorian Romance, Emma: Eine viktorianische Liebe, Emma: Romance Victoriano, Emma: Un Romance Victoriano, Emma: Un romance de época, Emma: Una storia romantica, English Love Story Emma, Victorian Romance Emma, emma 1, emma1, 英国恋物语艾玛, 英國戀物語 艾瑪, 英國戀物語エマ

12 episodes tracked
Canon1–12
Ep. 1The GiftCanonApr 2, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 2Two WorldsCanonApr 9, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 3The ConfessionCanonApr 16, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 4Mudie'sCanonApr 23, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 5Dinner PartyCanonApr 30, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 6The VisitCanonMay 7, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 7Crystal PalaceCanonMay 14, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 8PocketwatchCanonMay 21, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 9AloneCanonMay 28, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 10Missing One AnotherCanonJun 4, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 11PastCanonJun 11, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026

Ep. 12Lily of the ValleyCanonJun 18, 2005
Wikipedia's episode list plus general search consensus describing season 1's ample source material (2 of 7 volumes across 12 episodes) versus season 2's compression-driven filler, used as indirect but consistent evidence for season 1 specifically.

No itemized per-episode filler guide could be found for this show. Classified canon based on indirect but consistent evidence: sources describe season 1 (this catalog entry) covering only 2 of the manga's 7 volumes across 12 episodes (ample source material, no compression pressure), and specifically attribute season 2's real filler content to a completely separate problem (needing to compress 5 remaining volumes into 12 episodes) that doesn't apply to season 1. Disclosed as a lower-confidence, aggregate-only call rather than an itemized source.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026