"D.C.I.F. Da Capo If" is a short anime series that serves as an alternate retelling of the original "Da Capo" storyline, focusing on a different narrative path and character dynamics. The story is set on Hatsunejima, a fictional island where cherry blossoms bloom year-round due to a mysterious phenomenon. The protagonist, Junichi Asakura, is a kind-hearted and somewhat indecisive high school student who lives with his adoptive sister, Nemu Asakura. Their relationship is central to the narrative, as Nemu harbors deep feelings for Junichi, though he remains oblivious to her emotions. The series introduces a pivotal moment when Junichi encounters a magical girl named Sakura Yoshino, who grants him a wish. Junichi, struggling with his feelings and the complexities of his relationships, wishes for a world where he can make everyone happy. This wish triggers a divergence from the original timeline, creating an alternate reality where Junichi's life and relationships take a different turn. In this new reality, Junichi's childhood friend, Kotori Shirakawa, becomes a more prominent figure in his life, and her feelings for him are brought to the forefront. The narrative explores the emotional conflicts and romantic tensions between Junichi, Nemu, and Kotori, as well as the impact of Junichi's wish on the people around him. The story delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and the consequences of altering reality. Junichi's wish leads to unforeseen complications, as the happiness of one person often comes at the expense of another. The series examines the emotional struggles of the characters as they navigate their feelings and the altered circumstances of their lives. Nemu's unwavering love for Junichi, Kotori's growing affection, and Junichi's own internal conflict create a poignant and bittersweet atmosphere. The supporting cast, including characters like Moe Mizukoshi and Miharu Amakase, adds depth to the narrative, each contributing to the emotional weight of the story. The series maintains a focus on the romantic and interpersonal dynamics, with the magical elements serving as a catalyst for the unfolding drama. The resolution of the story hinges on Junichi's realization of the true cost of his wish and the decisions he must make to reconcile the conflicting desires of those he cares about. The narrative concludes with a sense of closure, though it leaves lingering questions about the nature of happiness and the sacrifices required to achieve it.