The Best Episodes Directed By Mitsuyo Yokono

Puniru gets moldy and down in the dumps when Runrune starts ignoring her. Later, she’s determined to get Runrune and Alice to be friends again. Next, AI Runrune hits the scene, and Alice and Puniru face off to see which Runrune is better.

Director: Mitsuyo Yokono

Writer: Michiko Yokote

During the practical training in Kafka's Forest, Ray defeated a giant monster that attacked him. However, a mysterious magician transforms the monster into a more ferocious form and revives it. Ray, who attacks again, cooperates with Amelia, Elisa, and Evi-Armstrong, and succeeds in repelling this time. Thanks to the fierce battle, the four of them achieve the top results in their training, but... After that, Ray, who returned from training, visited his former master, Lydia Ainsworth, who was a magician of his predecessor, "Hyoken"...?

Director: Mitsuyo Yokono

Writer: Kotaro Shimoyama

After settling in Soji's room for good, Raizo doesn't seem to leave the room and the reason is quite simple: lack of money.

Director: Mitsuyo Yokono

Writer: Gen Urobuchi

Due to the appearance of the third group, Raizo and the others will have to save Liu's life. And therefore they will know why the Chinese sought opium.

Director: Mitsuyo Yokono

Writer: Renji Oki

There's good news and bad news as Mitsumi and Narumi wonder how to cheer up a friend and Narumi's past is revealed.

Director: Mitsuyo Yokono

Writer: Katsuro Hidaka

Qualifying begins for the second race of the season, which is set to take place at Lake Ashinoko. With Kanata set to do his run on a later day, other drivers get their moment to shine.

Director: Mitsuyo Yokono

Writer: Akihiko Inari

Discovering that Maomao's kidnappers were connected to Fengming's family, Jinshi is faced with a choice between keeping Maomao in the rear palace where he can be near her or releasing her from her service.

Director: Mitsuyo Yokono

Writer: Misuzu Chiba