Nitta introduces Hina to his family, but being that he can’t tell them that she literally came out of nowhere and is telekinetic, he is forced to come up with an elaborate white lie.

Anzu is adjusting well to her new life at the Chinese restaurant, save for her ingrained hobo tendencies. Hina runs for school council president.

A television station is producing a documentary on modern yakuza. They attempt to interview Nitta, but things don’t go quite as planned.

Security chief Ikaruga Kei is called to check in on Hina, but what she discovers defies her expectations completely. Meanwhile, classmate and paranormal conspiracy theorist Mami spots Hina using her powers.

Hitomi leaves home when her mother refuses to believe that she’s coming home late all the time because she’s working. Anzu wants to buy her foster parents a gift, but she doesn’t quite have enough.

Anzu is welcomed into the local homeless community, where she learns the ins and outs of society at the bottom. Hina, meanwhile, is concerned that Nitta might abandon her.

Furious about the destruction in his home, Nitta kicks Hina out of his home, and she’s left to fend for herself on the streets.

Hina and Anzu go scrap hunting together, but Hina seem to miss the whole point.

Hina and her friends from school get lost in a snowy mountain. It’s snow big deal for Hina, but the others are resistant to her help. Meanwhile, Mao runs into a man who might give her a chance to make it to Japan

Security chief Ikaruga summons Mao to Japan, who instead ends up stranded on a deserted island. Meanwhile, Nitta’s ailing president is searching for someone to replace him, and Nitta finds himself accidentally at the center of a high-stakes power struggle.

Telekinetic Anzu is deployed on the streets. She will have to fend for herself as she searches for Hina, whom she is tasked with destroying.

Telekinetic girl Hina drops into the home of vase-collecting yakuza Nitta, who she then coerces into letting her stick around by threatening to destroy his entire collection.