Ep. 9: Urara feels down while questioning her purpose against monsters and facing awkward social situations.
Aired on September 1, 2016
Urara experiences a period of depression, pondering the nature of monsters and the reasons behind her battles. She encounters another monster who shares her hesitation, but their conversation is interrupted by the arrival of her friends, forcing them into combat. The narrative then shifts to a bizarre scenario where the monsters transform into a manager who catches a girl shoplifting at a supermarket. The situation becomes highly uncomfortable when the girl's father arrives to apologize, revealing himself to be the manager's ex-boyfriend. As the episode approaches its end, Urara must find a way to transform without relying on her usual catchphrase to save time.
Episodes
- Ep. 5 · Naria Girls Face Hallucination Trap in TV Commercial Ambition
- Ep. 6 · Urara flies to the countryside to visit her sick grandmother, only to encounter a monster's trap.
- Ep. 7 · The girls vacation at Inaho's villa but face a monster maid squatter and an open house visitor.
- Ep. 8 · The girls encounter Usagi, a new magical girl who is actually a monster.
- Ep. 9 · Urara feels down while questioning her purpose against monsters and facing awkward social situations.
- Ep. 10 · A new producer joins the Naria girls to prepare for their Nippon Dome concert performance.
- Ep. 11 · Urara learns her mother made a wish to Naria, while Russian Winter transforms her into a motorcycle gang.
- Ep. 12 · The final episode features a somber conclusion after the group devises strategies to bypass numerous enemies.