The Best Episodes Directed By Masahiko Watanabe

Marie absolutely adores her younger brother Shion, everything from the way he secretly plays pretend to the oddly grown-up look he gets sometimes. One day, he asks their father about something called "magic" and their whole lives change.

Mirai and Yūki are talking in the truck on the way back to their hometown, when Yuuki brings up the subject about his death. She tells him to stop talking about this nonsense, and that she and her parents would cry if he actually died. Once they arrive in their hometown, she sees Mayu, one of her friends from school. They chat, and Mayu tells her that her parents are staying in the nearby elementary school. Her dad is also being hospitalized due to an injury he sustained at work when the earthquake hit. She and Yuuki head over there, and find his best friend, Itsuki. By this time, Yūki has run off. He leads her to her parents, only to find out that her mom went back to the house to get clothing for her father. They walk outside again, and see the marronier that the two boys planted before she and Yūki went to the Odaiba Robotics Festival. Yūki is still nowhere in sight, so the two look for him.

Now that Aoi and the others are safely back in the house that sits between the human world and spiritual realm, Aoi has something to share with Himari about her rightful place there.

Watanuki brings to the shop a woman with an urge to always take irrational decisions in her choices.

Watanuki ignores some old superstitions and put himself in trouble.

After a lunchtime showdown, Kurumi and Shido plan to settle their competition on a special holiday. In the meantime, the Spirits help Shido prepare to face Kurumi in their own way

A strange man is found by a girl and her family and nursed back to health. He appears to have lost all of his memories, and can't seem to remove a mask of bone affixed to his forehead.

As our heroes continue their journey to Snowbelle City, they encounter a young Pokémon faced with the challenges of growing up!

Trapped by Beelzebub in a world of fiction, the crew is desperate to escape. But without their powers to aid them, they're at the mercy of the story they're inside.

Kahaku, the sixth of Hayase's descendants, introduces himself to Fushi. Much time has passed, and the Guardians have expanded their influence.

The Kingdom of Ularis, along with Fushi, Todo, Bon's family, and Baron Spring Roll, prepare for life without Bon.

Having finished training on the derelict ship, Fushi travels to Renril, where the Nokkers are threatening to attack.

Fushi fends off the Nokkers miles away from Renril, but the Nokkers had already devised a more cunning plan.

In the beginning, it was an orb. And Fushi was an orb once again. But though there was no certainty, there was hope.

On her 16th birthday, Momochi Himari the orphan receives a will from her deceased parents and inherits Momochi House.

Himari discovers that Nachi has a mirror said to reveal what its beholder wishes to see most. What will Himari see when she looks into it?