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Despite the fact that I had no interest in seeing this season’s anime offering of Jigoku Shoujo, I had high hopes for the drama version, which airs Saturday nights from 25:20 to 25:50 on NTV. It suffices to say that I was quite pleased with what I saw.
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Summary:
Hajime and Tsugumi are still alive after Ai’s blast, but are now drowning in the water.
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Ai is building a tower of rocks while singing a haunting song to herself comparing the life of a sakura tree’s flowers to the lives of children.
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Tsugumi is having an extended vision of an airplane landing, a sunset by the water, a hospital room, and dark figure.
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Summary:
Tsugumi has another vision; this time, she hears Ai say the name “Sentarou” while seeing the boy that Ai’s been having visions of.
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Summary:
Tsugumi has a vision of Murai Yuuko, the daughter of one of Hajime’s acquaintances.
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Watanabe, a supposed esper, is confronted during a television performance by a sinister boy named Jill du Ronfaire.
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At her wedding into the Ujiie family, a girl name Inori is gazed upon by her new mother-in-law who says that she looks just like a doll.
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SNoW’s 「逆さまの蝶」 (Sakasama no Chou) is the opening song to Jigoku Shoujo.
