Ep. 10: The useless hero saves the day while the liar triumphs and names prove vital
Aired on June 3, 2012
This episode highlights the unexpected contributions of an individual deemed good for nothing, who ultimately saves the day. Simultaneously, a character known for lying secures the final victory, demonstrating that deceit can sometimes yield the best outcomes. The narrative further explores the significance of names, suggesting they hold deeper meaning or power within the story's context. These events converge to present a complex view of morality and success, where traditional expectations are subverted by the actions of unlikely heroes and villains alike.
Episodes
- Ep. 6 · Kintarou, The Two Squid, and The Three Cry episodes
- Ep. 7 · A fisherman finds contentment, a couple welcomes an unusual child, and two liars encounter each other.
- Ep. 8 · A demon makes a deal with a carpenter while a fox learns about honesty versus obedience
- Ep. 9 · Shippei-Tarou, the Son Who Ascended to Heaven, and the Question of Laziness
- Ep. 10 · The useless hero saves the day while the liar triumphs and names prove vital
- Ep. 11 · A man learns to look beyond the surface of a person, a flower seller forgets to keep his promise, and everything is sacred.
- Ep. 12 · A thief, a wolf, and the Furuya Flora threaten children and a painter in the dark.
- Ep. 13 · A raccoon repays a debt, a fox plans ahead, and a careless man learns to slow down
- Ep. 14 · Orihime and Hikoboshi, The Old Woman's Skin, and Potato Rolling episodes explore festival origins and manners.