The Best Episodes Directed By Masahiro Ando

Bon receives terrible news about Agent Ream but must focus on his next mission: rescuing a young man from a sudden flood in 2400 B.C. Mohenjo-daro.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Yuko Kakihara

Using everything he's learned as a Time Patrol agent, Bon is determined to stop the Dimension Ball. Will he make it in time before space-time collapses?

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Yuko Kakihara

As everyone explores the Bonbori festival, Ohana, who now dreams of being just like Sui goes to meet up with Kō, finally confessing her feelings for him. After the festival, a farewell party is held for Denryoku, where Enishi announces that he agrees to the Kissuiso being shut down until he feels he is talented enough to run it properly. As the Kissuiso closes down the next day and everyone parts ways, Sui sees off Ohana, who promises to return someday, giving her Denryoku's log as a keepsake.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Mari Okada

Bon and Ream become stranded in the future while on a dangerous mission to rescue a "Time Tripper." Will they be able to find their way back home?

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Yuko Kakihara

Canaan, a covert agent with the power of synesthesia (the ability to combine senses), arrives in China just in time to save her friend, the young photojournalist Maria Osawa, from a deadly attack by the terrorist organization known as Snake. But Canaan has tenuous ties to various Snake operatives, which places Maria in peril.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Mari Okada

Darcia returns to his keep to find that Hamona has been killed by one of Jagura's people. The four wolves meet Blue after rescuing her from some thugs, but they don't know whether they can trust her or not. Meanwhile Hubb and Quent meet up and decide to travel together.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Keiko Nobumoto

Upon returning from school one day, Ohana Matsumae learns that her mother is going on a moonlight flit with her boyfriend to escape from debt and they are sending her to live at her estranged grandmother's hot spring inn in the country. When her best friend, Kōichi Tanemura, hears of this, he confesses his love for Ohana before running off, not seeing her off when she leaves. As Ohana arrives at the Kissuisō inn, she makes a bad first impression with one of the employees, Minko Tsurugi, before being informed by her grandmother, Sui Sujima, that she is to work at the inn to earn her keep. She is shown around the inn by the head mistress, Tomoe Wajima, and another employee, Nako Oshimizu. When Ohana notices the hard work Minko has to do, she tries to do something nice for her by airing out her futon, but it ends up falling off a window and landing near some customers. As Minko is slapped by Sui for Ohana's mistake, Ohana demands to slapped even harder, though Minko doesn't particularly thank her for it.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Mari Okada

Edward Elric arrives in World War I after being pulled through the Gate. Roy Mustang confronts his enemy, Homunculus Pride.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Sho Aikawa

Ed reports back to Mustang in East City, where discussion of Doctor Marcoh and the Philosopher's Stone leads to a duel between Ed and the colonel.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Sho Aikawa

While walking back to Shinichiro's house, Hiromi tells him about her crush on Noe's brother, which hurts Shinichiro.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Mari Okada

Noe once again tries to approach Shinichiro at school, but he shrugs her off, telling her that she does not understand his situation.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Mari Okada

After Shinichiro listens to Noe talk to herself at the beach, he goes home but is unable to sleep due to her words.

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Mari Okada

Their goal is simple. Their emotions are not. In the dark of night, feelings are brought to light - but will the morning sun shine on ruin or revelation?

Director: Masahiro Ando

Writer: Mari Okada