Another good episode that is both funny and horrifying at the same time. Two more of the main characters are pulled into the supernatural world of Yuki's sho and they aren't even surprised by any of it. Both these schoolmates of Watanuki will prove useful and necessary in later episodes of the series.At this point I'm noticing that the tv series is differing from the manga probably because the producers wanted more episodes. Or perhaps because I've much further along in the series and can't remember back to story #3.The animation is exactly like the manga so if you liked it, you will like this.

LOVED IT. Let me tell you, I'm NOT a big fan of horror/supernatural/ghost films, but I greatly enjoyed this animation!!!!! It can be a little eerie, otherworldly, and even creepy at certain moments, but the mysterious story line is so intricately woven that you are just instantly drawn into it. Also, you may criticize the strange animation features(long limbs, long neck, really skinny body), I mean it did creep me out a little at first, but it's really to emphasize the the surreal uncanniness of their world the animation means to portray. Every episode presents some kind of meaningful lesson and wisdom about life- not too preachy or difficult, but just enough to make you think for a sec. It's always to be instantly followed by a couple laughs anyways; the main character is actually kinda goofy and crazy, and the animation is filled with funny moments, so it's never too dark and serious.

I tried to give this show a chance, but after looking at the art style for a couple of minutes, my eyes wanted to bleed. Arms and legs longer than ever humanly possible is over doing it. Who ever drew this show needs to take a step back and look over his work.