Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II
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EP 1Keima investigates Kusunoki Kasuga's hidden spirit while navigating her tough exterior and secret soft side.
Apr 12, 2011Following a brief recap of the first season, Keima Katsuragi theorizes with Elsie about why spirits target girls he previously assisted. They encounter a group of delinquents but are rescued by Kusunoki Kasuga, the captain of the girls' karate club. Kusunoki berates Keima for his perceived weakness, prompting Elsie to detect a spirit within her. Although Keima learns that most club members quit due to Kusunoki's harsh attitude, he asks her to become his apprentice to understand her better. She initially refuses but reluctantly agrees because of his handsome appearance. Keima struggles to find leads on her true nature until he observes her cuddling a cat, revealing a gentle side. Embarrassed and angry, Kusunoki attempts to throw the cat off the balcony, but a spirit manifestation appears to save it. Keima realizes this manifestation reveals her soft side when she sees cute things. To fully draw out her feminine side, Elsie suggests Kusunoki go on a date with Keima. Both are embarrassed but reluctantly agree to the plan.
EP 2Keima resolves Kusunoki's internal conflict between martial arts and femininity during a date.
Apr 19, 2011Kusunoki feels embarrassed during her date with Keima but persists, hoping to awaken her feminine side. After failing to connect emotionally, they share ice cream, which allows her feminine spirit to detach. The two then fight for dominance over her body, debating whether she should inherit the family dojo or live as a woman. Keima intervenes, suggesting she can embrace both traits, comparing the choice to a cat being both cute and strong. The feminine side admits to enjoying the date and kisses Keima before being captured by Elsie. Kusunoki accepts her femininity while continuing her martial arts training. Later, Elsie attempts to explain evil spirit powers to Keima but is accidentally sucked into a capturing bottle belonging to her friend, spirit hunter Haqua du Lot Herminium.
EP 3Elsie Meets Haqua, the Genius Section Chief, Who Lies About Capturing Spirits
Apr 26, 2011Elsie reunites with Haqua, a former top student now serving as section chief. Haqua claims to have captured ten spirits, but doubts Elsie’s five captures. A spirit hunter’s failure has left a spirit loose. Keima, knowing Haqua caused the failure, agrees to find the spirit at school in exchange for information on evil spirits. Haqua explains these spirits are souls of overthrown demons hiding in girls’ hearts to avoid reincarnation as demonic children. Keima deduces the spirit feeds on negative emotions and leads Haqua to the depressing school theater. Haqua admits she lied about her capture count to save face. Elsie confirms the spirit is located in the theater.
EP 4Haqua Overcomes Spirit Possession and Regains Her Spirit Hunter Pride
May 3, 2011A spirit empowered by students' negative emotions possesses them to stop Haqua and Elsie on the roof. Haqua, distraught over failing her expectations, is also possessed. Keima and Elsie arrive to find Haqua under the spirit's control, which uses her and the possessed students to capture them. Haqua must calm her negative emotions to break free. Ashamed of lying to Elsie, who still views her as the greatest spirit hunter, Haqua is embraced by Elsie. This acceptance allows Haqua to escape the spirit's control. She fends off the possessed students while Elsie captures the spirit. Haqua thanks Keima for his help and for hiding her ruse from Elsie. Keima congratulates Elsie, who buys them lunch to celebrate their success.
EP 5Keima Depressed by Spirit Count and Chihiro's Rejection Leads to Crisis
May 10, 2011Keima falls into depression after discovering 60,000 spirits remain before his contract ends, a situation worsened when classmate Chihiro Kosaka mocks him. Elsie detects a spirit inside Chihiro, but Keima refuses to help because she lacks unique traits. After witnessing Chihiro’s rejection by a boy, Keima tries to console her the next day, only for her to reveal she faces frequent romantic failures. Their argument escalates when Chihiro attacks Keima’s obsession with bishōjo games, causing him to isolate himself in his room for days. He eventually returns to school but remains silent. Concerned, Ayumi Takahara visits Keima and finds him has fainted from starvation.
EP 6Keima helps Chihiro win over Yuta while she develops feelings for him
May 17, 2011Ayumi urges Keima to reconcile with Chihiro, revealing that past targets still harbor feelings for him. After a cleaning duty where Chihiro apologizes, Keima discovers she has developed a crush on a boy named Yuta. Seeking advice, Chihiro admits she does not take love seriously and asks Keima to teach her techniques. Elsie suggests Keima can help fill the void in Chihiro’s heart without direct involvement. Excited by this insight, Keima gathers information on Yuta and executes a plan to help Chihiro make a strong impression. As he prepares her for a confession the next day, Chihiro begins to show romantic interest in Keima himself.
EP 7Keima helps Chihiro realize her feelings for him while she prepares to confess to Yuta.
May 24, 2011Keima prepares Chihiro to confess to Yuta, but she realizes her feelings for Keima and cancels the plan. Keima is frustrated by the wasted effort, yet Chihiro departs believing she can never be special. Determined to make amends for ignoring her emotions, Keima locates Chihiro on a ship. She admits she liked him due to shared disappointment with reality, but Keima corrects her, stating he has never given up on himself. When Chihiro protests that an average person cannot be special, Keima surprises her with a kiss, asserting that her desire alone can make her special. This act expels the spirit, which Elsie captures. Freed, Chihiro becomes confident and decides to start a rock band, while Keima reflects on his past actions and questions his own life.
EP 8Keima and Elsie hunt for a rare game edition while Haqua manipulates a spirit capture report.
May 31, 2011Keima travels to another town to purchase a rare first edition of the bishōjo game "Love Tears," with Elsie accompanying him. He instructs Elsie to buy the game while he attends a game fair, suspecting she might make a mistake. Elsie correctly identifies the expensive edition but accidentally purchases the anime version instead. Keima had anticipated this error and secured the actual game. Later, Haqua visits the Katsuragi residence to request assistance with a report regarding a spirit that consumed negative emotions at the academy. They utilize a magical scale model of the school featuring autonomous dolls controlled by a microphone. Haqua alters the narrative of a past theater incident to claim Keima clung to her, destroying the microphone to prevent correction. Since she previously reported harassment, the dolls display this false version, causing Haqua and Elsie to attack Keima in misunderstanding. After recovering the dolls, Haqua thanks them, though Elsie suspects Haqua used the report as an excuse to visit.
EP 9Idealistic Teacher Jun Nagase Becomes Possessed While Investigating Keima
Jun 7, 2011Jun Nagase, an enthusiastic new substitute teacher under Yuri Nikaidō, initially views Keima as a problematic student due to his classroom gaming. After failing to connect with him and fleeing in fear, she is possessed by a spirit determined to help him open up. Keima and Elsie discover this possession, but Keima struggles with the case because he recognizes that romantic feelings require a sense of equality between teacher and student. While Keima leaves campus to devise a strategy, Jun mistakes him for skipping school and forces him to join her for lunch. She then invites him to discuss his supposed issues, a situation Keima dislikes as it complicates his usual rapid approach to capturing hearts.
EP 10Keima’s plan to make Jun hate him fails as she grows more concerned.
Jun 14, 2011Keima attempts to accelerate his bond with Jun by engineering hatred to transform into love, but the strategy backfires, leaving her more worried about him. After securing private time in class, Jun accuses Keima of using video games to escape reality, prompting him to rebuke her for imposing her own standards. With this approach unsuccessful, Keima seeks additional details about Jun from Nikaidō, who agrees to provide information in return for academic assistance. Meanwhile, stung by Keima’s earlier words, Jun attempts to motivate her classmates after Ichiro Kodama labels them failures. However, when the students admit a lack of drive, a frustrated Jun scolds them and leaves the room. Keima eventually discovers that both Jun and Nikaidō previously played on the girls' basketball team before it disbanded due to a past incident.
EP 11Keima manipulates events to help Jun overcome her past failures as a basketball captain
Jun 21, 2011Jun discovers Keima occupying her seat at a wrestling match after Elsie duplicates her ticket, forcing them to sit together. Keima challenges Jun’s claim of fostering teamwork, arguing her selfish idealism caused her former basketball team to disband, which angers her. The following day, Jun attempts to bond with her students through a marathon race but flees when they feel pressured and call her selfish. Keima confronts the class for their behavior before vanishing. He later finds Jun in the old locker room, urging her not to abandon her ideals. When the class arrives to apologize, Jun is relieved. Unbeknownst to her, Keima orchestrated these events to make the students worry about her. As her internship ends, Keima asks her to return, and Jun promises to improve, finally expelling the spirit within her through a kiss.
EP 12Keima plays One Leaf, falls for Yotsuba, and consults his inner minds to guide the game studio.
Jun 28, 2011Despite poor character design, Keima plays the bishōjo game One Leaf and falls in love with heroine Yotsuba Sugimoto, believing she matches his ideal. He enjoys the game so much that he ignores everyone all day, causing Elsie chagrin and Haqua confusion. That night, the game studio emails Keima, asking him to direct the creation of a new bishōjo game. As he brainstorms ideas, his inner minds argue over what constitutes perfection. This internal conflict resolves when they recall the essence of bishōjo games. Keima then contacts the studio to instruct them to produce a quality game. The episode concludes with a preview of the next season's heroines, and Keima remarks that while he does not accept reality, he can still find a way to be part of it.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II have?
- Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II has 12 episodes.
- When did Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II come out?
- Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II came out in 2011.
- Which studio made Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II?
- Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II was produced by Manglobe.
- Who directed Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II?
- Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II was directed by Yoshikazu Iwanami.
- Is Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II finished?
- Current status of Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai II: Finished.