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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/Frontier246 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.

I mean, remember when she jumped out of a palanquin, did a barrel roll, and stuck the landing? Those daikon radish legs can take a lot.

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.

I think that was definitely the implication when he started talking like present-day Tsukasa regarding Amane killing him and the next thing we see after he falls is him being brought back to his family in the past, which is probably when historically Tsukasa returned to his family.

Makes you wonder though why his mom was convinced he wasn't really her son. Was it just overthinking him coming back or did Tsukasa not return entirely 100% human?

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u/Thomas_JCG Sep 10 '25

The Tsukasa that returned wasn't the real one, he carried the entity with him. You can know this because in the previous episode Tsukasa granted the "wish" of the priest.