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Episode Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun Season 2 • Toilet-bound Hanako-kun Season 2 - Episode 22 discussion

Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun Season 2, episode 22

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u/potatozama Sep 07 '25

Me @ Tsukasa for first half of episode: aw what a sweet little kid who just wanted his brother to be happy, how traumatising it must be to find out your brother died young anyways and after killing you* too

Me @ Tsukasa in his last five minutes of screentime: what the fuck kiddo

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u/melindypants https://myanimelist.net/profile/melindypants Sep 07 '25

They had us fooled real good there...I was shocked at the end. Now I have even more questions about wtf really happened

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u/Frontier246 Sep 07 '25 edited Sep 07 '25

At least the implication now is that the real Tsukasa did come back to his family after his experience with Kou and Nene, his mother felt something was wrong with him and freaked out, but it took until they were both 13 before Amane tried to kill him and their whole family basically killed each other.

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u/melindypants https://myanimelist.net/profile/melindypants Sep 07 '25

So it was because of the intervention with Kou & Nene...

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u/Emergency_Street_323 Sep 08 '25

But amane and tsukasa dad taught their mom is mad that she thinks tsukasa is not human 

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u/Frontier246 Sep 07 '25

They really bamboozled us into thinking there was a good Tsukasa out there and that Amane was screwed over by an evil doppelganger...but there was only ever one Tsukasa.

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u/Linus_Inverse Sep 09 '25

It's a little bit of both really...Tsukasa was messed up from the start, but he also came back with a freaking dark god fused to his chest. Definitely makes the whole thing about Amane murdering him seem a little more questionable again (as it should, I thought it would have been a bit of a letdown narratively if it was just a doppelganger and he hadn't actually killed his brother at all)