The best episode directed by Kenji Nagasaki is "The Hell in His Eyes", rated 9.7/10 from 3 user votes. It was "written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu". "The Hell in His Eyes" aired on 1/26/2005 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Monster's Afterimage".
Lunge, from the BKA, learns that Johan may indeed exist. Nina goes into regressive hypnosis to learn more about the picture book and her past. Mr. Schuwald has a message for Dr. Tenma and sends Karl to Dresden to pass it to him.
Director: Kenji Nagasaki
Writer: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
Suk is put under surveillance by the new commissioner. Together with Grimmer, Suk retrieves the tape and research papers from the deposit box. But their movements is watched by various sides.
Director: Kenji Nagasaki
Writer: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
A flashback to Johan’s and Nina’s past, to the time before the Liebert’s homicides reveals the reason behind Johan’s killing. Police makes a startling discovery at the burnt down mansion. Tenma finally learns where Eva is. And Lunge reveals Lipsky’s true identity.
Director: Kenji Nagasaki
Writer: Yuki Saito
Nina finally receives an email informing her to meet the anonymous sender at a specified time and place. Dr. Tenma in his search for the Liebert girl, asks Mauler, an editor for a local publisher, for assistance in his investigations.
Director: Kenji Nagasaki
Writer: Tatsuhiko Urahata
Richard's past and present situation is revealed. Johan continues to bond with the Schuwald family and his intention is revealed.
Director: Kenji Nagasaki
Writer: Yuki Saito
The students of Class 1-A learn about work studies from the Big Three. Meanwhile, the villains also prepare their next steps.
Director: Kenji Nagasaki
Writer: Yosuke Kuroda