The Best Episodes Written By Maiko Nishioka

Sakamoto loses his scarf to a very polite crow, three people are buried alive, and Yukko is determined to no longer call out Mai's jokes.

Director: Naoko Yamada

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

Tsuyoshi attempts to disprove exorcisms. Fe-chan tries to look on the bright side of life, while Sakamoto and the Professor are surrounded by terrifying dogs.

Director: Yasuhiro Takemoto

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

The members of the Iwatobi Swim Club ponder over the cause of Nagisa’s odd behavior at the end of practice that day. Though they time their chance well to ask Nagisa what’s happened, Nagisa stubbornly refuses to explain why he’s upset...

Director: Taichi Ogawa

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

I accept her challenge. What is the principal doing to that deer? Death or die! Mio-chan, stop! You'll kill yourself!

Director: Yoshiji Kigami

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

Isuzu has mixed feelings about Seiya's expert handling of the issues at the park, even having nightmares about her own work. Meanwhile, in an effort to resolve the labor shortage, she begins interviewing potential hires.

Director: Noriyuki Kitanohara

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

Visitor count is increasing at Amagi Brilliant Park ever since they renovated some of the attractions and started night parades. However, Seiya looked grim as he was uncertain that they would reach the target visitor count before the deadline.

Director: Taichi Ogawa

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

I've got an explosive desire to visit an air-raid shelter! Everything you own is garbage! Just let me take it off when I'm ready. He made a snot bubble. A masterpiece.

Director: Yasuhiro Takemoto

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

While in middle school, Satoshi rejected Mayaka's Valentine chocolate, so this year, she works even harder to present him with a Valentine's Day masterpiece. But when it turns up missing, the search is on to discover what happened to it.

Director: Hiroko Utsumi

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

One of Eru's acquaintances invites the Classic Lit Club to a screening of a student film made by the members of Class 2-F so they can offer their opinions. When the movie takes an unexpected turn, the club is called on to help find a solution.

Director: Noriyuki Kitanohara

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

Satoshi is ready for Jumoji to strike, but when the anticipated target is passed over, he must reconsider his strategy. Tomoe gives Hotaro a copy of "A Corpse By Evening," and Eru notices that the art style is similar to one she has seen elsewhere.

Director: Kazuya Sakamoto

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

Hotaro's history class is interrupted by an outburst coming from Eru's math class, prompting a discussion in the Classic Lit Club about the nature of the seven deadly sins, and what might provoke Eru to become angry.

Director: Kazuya Sakamoto

Writer: Maiko Nishioka

When the others ask Hotaro about his solution to the murder mystery, he begins to have doubts about it himself. Hotaro confronts Irisu regarding the reason why she called the Classic Lit Club in to help finish the film.

Director: Eisaku Kawanami

Writer: Maiko Nishioka