Ep. 23: Banri confronts Kōko about her resignation as his past memories return while he seeks reconciliation with Mitsuo.

Banri faces Kōko, who explains her resignation stems from his avoidance. He reveals his pre-accident memories are returning, meaning his recent experiences will vanish. After thanking her, they agree to friendship, and Kōko withdraws her resignation, promising to stay if he remembers her. Banri attempts to repair his bond with Mitsuo, who had distanced himself after Banri shared his history with Linda. As the school festival nears, Banri’s condition deteriorates, frightening Kōko. Nijigen, feeling excluded, organizes a gathering to restore their friendship. Banri suffers another memory break, fleeing while calling for Linda. Regaining consciousness, he decides to return to his hometown, believing his original self will return. During the festival, the club receives support from the private school committee due to Mitsuo’s efforts. Banri and Mitsuo reconcile. During the Awa dance, Banri reflects on the transient nature of moments and feelings. He confirms he has returned to his former self, with all memories since the accident now lost.
Episodes
- Ep. 19 · Banri reflects on his past while navigating complex relationships with Kōko, Linda, and Mitsuo in Tokyo.
- Ep. 20 · Banri struggles with his identity while navigating complex feelings for Koko and Linda.
- Ep. 21 · Banri struggles with returning memories while Chinami confesses her feelings and films his possession by Linda.
- Ep. 22 · Banri confronts Kōko's rejection and club resignation after learning about his anxiety attack.
- Ep. 23 · Banri confronts Kōko about her resignation as his past memories return while he seeks reconciliation with Mitsuo.
- Ep. 24 · Banri regains memories and reunites with Kōko after Linda accepts his feelings