It’s fascinating that this plot took a lot of episodes Hanako-kun in the toilet It is called a “curse”. The whole story begins with Nene’s Mermaid Curse, which is interesting, and this week the same curse has been transformed into her blessing intact. This is a world-building plot that expands on some of the series’ core mysteries. What happened between Amane and Tsukasa? How far has this sacrifice/dismissal cycle returned? What do you need to finally buy? (The last one isn’t my long-term query, but it’s still fun.) As the story continues to unravel the mystery at its core, it even debuts a brand new character, showing me how much more it needs to learn.
The episode begins with an explosive opening: world building, plot development and a creepy horror movie. First, Teru explains to Akane how the exorcist dynasty and shrines locked into a symbiotic relationship (whether or not like Teru and Head Priest!), and then Teru’s phone gets a very shocking call, which is crucial to that. Everyone In the room. Sometimes I forget that if Hanako-kun lived, he was only in his 50s or 60s now, which means that through the older residents of this world, he and his family needed to know the entire oral history. It turns out that the chief’s pastor had his own running-in with Hanako-kun’s family and even got Tsukasa’s wishes, or like Tsukasa. When evidence piled up in evidence that Tsukasa had exchanged his soul for Amane’s life, then came back, hikaru died in summer Similarities keep coming.
Finally, even this common connection with Tsukasa is not enough to convince the chief priest to help Teru, actually revitalizing the priest’s horror towards Tsukasa, firmly tilting the scales in the other direction. and Teru…lost it. I didn’t put the money down on Teru to be the most interesting character on the show, but I really should have it. First, after the severance, there was an incredible “In the Loser, We Are Doing Karaoke” scene when Teru went through every entertainment, like a kid starting to do it for the first time (actually a case). Now, maybe it’s his first time facing the opposition – I know True is so smart that he has never been really challenged before. The Honors Student Mask slipped completely, and he responded in a ridiculous way: Go around and complain about Akan. Although he is real here, Teru does indeed feel obsessed with AOI, which is more than just a statement that bothers Akane and makes Nene’s romantic gear turn. Last season, True was mostly agnostic and vague confrontation. I didn’t expect to like this guy so much.
Meanwhile, Nene showed a brave face on her face as she tried to escape the strange pit she was trapped in. There was water on the ground, and the spirits in priestly costumes were ready to strike, but because of the severance payment, Nene did not want to call it the border. This is the strangest part of the whole severance incident: Nene has had several times with the spirit (the haunted house, which we think is the child of tsukasa, now this is a strange child) because she calls the spirit “because of severance”. However, the audience thinks she is not aware of this and it is getting harder for me! Nene has no fighter and Hanako-kun has no Kui to rescue her, and the story introduces a brand new character: Katakuri. In a dark comedy, this gradient-haired young man is sacrificed after sacrificing every young woman in the village. I predict that with Telegram’s drug trick, he might fix Nene’s lifespan shortened, but it’s too early to know how he adapts to the difficult problem.
The curse title for this episode may be Tsukasa: any agreement he entered into to save his dying brother Amane, which ultimately led to murder and suicide by his family. But we lack some key details here. Hanako-kun always shows with a knife and says he killed his brother, but did he kill his parents, too? Did he kill Tsukasa, or did he kill what seemed to be Tsukasa, but their mother realized it was an impostor? Thanks to another curse, the Tsukasa’s kid in the house is not going to solve this problem with Kou. Thanks to Nene’s fish form, she was able to show her using the exit Katakuri, which was too narrow for the human body. What distinguishes curses from blessings? As Hanako-kun in the toilet Digging into its twists and turns, we will glimpse each part of the range.
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