The story begins in April 1964, focusing on the Warrens, paranormal investigators, during a haunting case linked to a mysterious antique mirror. Lorraine Warren, heavily pregnant, senses a demonic presence in an antique shop where the shop owner believes an evil spirit forced her father to commit suicide and now threatens her life. When Lorraine…

The drama “My Youth” begins by introducing the protagonist, Sunu, a former child actor known as Tanu, who now runs a flower shop. The story opens with a glimpse into Sunu’s past, where he received an award for being the best child actor but is now seen dealing with a somber atmosphere at a funeral…

The episode begins with Sanu bringing J to his restaurant, triggering J’s memory of flowers Sanu had gifted her in the past. J questions if she ever liked flowers, and Sanu confirms it. J admits she has no memory of her past, but Sanu claims he knows everything. The story then shifts to flashbacks: Jion…

Episode Five opens with Wool preparing medicine while Kangji urges her to hurry as Malsu is waiting. The team is getting ready to leave for camping, but tension rises when Kangji calls Maro, who is discussing Mir’s dreams and warns him to avoid dreaming too much. It is revealed that their chief is absent, having…

The episode centers on Ichikawa’s decision to wear the Number Six Weapon to protect Kafka. However, after donning the weapon, Ichikawa initially loses control, prompting Furuhashi to intervene. Ichikawa eventually regains control but is physically weakened, limiting his fighting capacity. The team realizes that to defeat the Kaiju, they must expose its core and shoot…

At school, the tone shifts when Yoshiki learns that Asako has nearly lost her hearing within the span of a year. Wracked with guilt, he lashes out at Hikaru, blaming him for her suffering. Much of the episode then delves into the village’s unsettling past, gradually building a tapestry of mystery and dread. Source link