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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/Ocixo https://myanimelist.net/profile/BuzzyGuy Sep 07 '25

I really thought that Nene’s leg had gotten crushed under the weight of that bookcase, but those daikons are pretty sturdy from the looks of it. Kou was definitely worried about her injuries, though.

So if I understood things correctly, the little Tsukasa that Nene and Kou met in the Red House is the “demon child” that later returned to his family? There never was a second Tsukasa, I guess.

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

But why doesn't Tsukasa remember how he got killed then? Unless this sacrifice Tsukasa has been in the house for so long that he changed or has a split personality with the "god possession"? A big WTF for me at the end there...we learned so much about their past but I still feel like we know nothing

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

This four-year old Tsukasa hasn't experienced the future yet.

After sacrificing himself, he'd been kept isolated into what appears to have been a closed-off time space created by the Red House. Tsukasa only returned to his family - in the past - following Kou and Nene's intervention.

Amane won't kill his twin brother until they've reached the age of thirteen years old. Tsukasa's death therefore still had to happen from his perspective.

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u/Frontier246 Sep 07 '25

And Teru said that the Red House' place in time might not be fixed.

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

OH that makes alot of sense - trapped Tsukasa hasn't experienced the past yet so now he will go to see it. But then was his personality twisted from the very beginning or is it the god? OR is this something where all this happened because of Kou and Nene's intervention? Time travel always makes my brain go a little cuckoo lol

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u/Frontier246 Sep 07 '25

Yeah, he took to sacrificing all those animals wayyyyyyy too quickly.

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u/mokonaa Sep 16 '25

I dunno, I remember in primary school the boys would alll jump on snails and squish frogs. Children don’t really have proper empathy.

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

True...I took it as little 4 year old misunderstandings of the situation...but according to documentaries of serial killers, they do tend to start young. Now I'm sad :(

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

I do not believe that little Tsukasa entirely understood what was going on. He just wanted to make Amane happy.

Watching him sacrifice all these small animals was an ominous sight nonetheless. Especially that cat. He must've been aware that someone would be looking for their pet.

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u/mekerpan Sep 07 '25

Was there some sort of demon making Amane sick and "corrupting" Tsukasa -- setting the whole tragedy up?

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u/dinliner08 Sep 08 '25

doesn't seems like it, at least from what we have shown and known so far