Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan 2

Kusuo's Family and Friends Annoy Him While He Avoids Christmas and New Year Celebrations

The second season commences one week after the first season concludes within the narrative timeline, despite a real-world gap of one year. This interval allows the story to revisit character personalities as everyone gathers to bother Kusuo at his desk. His relatives and friends attempt to celebrate Christmas at his home, but he strives to evade them. On New Year's Day, Kusuo watches television programs that unexpectedly feature his loved ones. Meanwhile, Toritsuka joins Haito's tennis team to attract a specific player. Kusuo disguises himself as a female to enter a women-only buffet, where his female acquaintances nearly uncover his true identity during the dessert buffet incident.

FirstHand Science Fiction and Love Challenge episodes featuring holiday antics and disguise schemes

Season two commences one week after season one in-universe, despite a one-year real-time gap. The narrative focuses on character dynamics as friends and family gather to bother Kusuo at his desk. While Kusuo attempts to evade his relatives during Christmas celebrations at his home, he spends New Year's Day watching television programs that unexpectedly feature his loved ones. Meanwhile, Toritsuka joins Haito's tennis team to pursue a fellow player. Kusuo also disguises himself as a girl to access a women-only buffet, where close interactions with female acquaintances threaten to expose his true identity.

Kusuo faces freezing weather, Saiko's wealth, and graduation speeches amidst winter disasters.

During a freezing spell, Kusuo's classmates endure a broken heater because a comedian is visiting. Kusuo and friends visit Saiko, reacting to his wealth as he tries to impress them, prompting Saiko to renovate his estate afterward. On a snow day, Kusuo watches his friends play to ensure their safety. He later attends the senior graduation ceremony, listening to various student speeches.

Imu Rifuta's disastrous April Fools' deceit, spring's ultimate weapon, recycling trash cleanup, silence cutting, and music room ghost

Rifuta and Teruhashi rematch while gifts, a Kansai hamster, and a massage disaster unfold

The Saiko Conglomerate's Luxurious Cruise and the Shipwreck of Saiki Kusuo 1, 2, 3, and 4

Saiki Kusuo's Shipwreck Parts 5 to 7 / The PK Academy Press Club Guillotine / Goodbye! Summer Break's Final Day

A problematic transfer student arrives, leading to escape attempts, delicate circumstances, time leap trials, and Kokomi Teruhashi's disastrous life

Psychics Beware, Parts 1 and 2 / The Dream Psychic Circus, Parts 1 and 2 / Get Well Soon!

Preventing a scam, Saiki family reunion parts one and two, rural mad scientist, and PK Academy Psykickers assemble

A sudden bolt strikes, hidden power is concealed, two terrible individuals fight, an average man appears, and disaster strikes the library room

A Bold Pledge of Friendship / The Ultimate Wing Girl!? / Tiny Clever Riki Jr. No. 2's Adventures / Hiroshi Satou's Disastrous Life / Just Trim the Sides

Chisato Mera's Reunion, Silent Cyborg Abnormality, Ultimate Spot Claimers, and Final Episode Preface

Makoto and Kusuo support Chisato at a maid cafe, where Makoto predicts her father is in Tokyo. Kusuo meets Chisato's father, who plans to say goodbye while fleeing loan sharks, and intervenes when they attempt kidnapping. Kusuo later finds his father has become an editor for a favorite manga, introducing poor changes that bother him. The group fails to secure a cherry blossom viewing spot at the local park until Kokomi arrives. Finally, Kusuo teleports to a remote location to test his expanding psychic powers, revealing his true goal is to prevent a supervolcano in Japan from erupting.

Saiko’s Financial Trial and Psychic Adventures with Occult Club Secrets

Metori Saiko attempts to survive a day without using his family’s wealth. Meanwhile, Makoto Aiura and Reita Toritsuka join Kusuo for adventures as part of the PK Academy Psychic Kids. The principal tasks Kusuo, president of the Occult Club, with a report, revealing that Chiyo and Arisu have been engaging in girly relationship discussions and actual occult activities. In a separate subplot, Kusuo’s parents compete to prove who loves the other more. Additionally, during art class, Kusuo and Kokomi are assigned to draw portraits of each other.

Nendo disrupts baseball cliches while Kusuo's dad finds odd employment and Chisato's birthday causes conflict

Nendo assists the baseball club, leading Kusuo to realize the team relies on sports manga tropes, such as challenging stronger opponents to avoid dissolution. Nendo's presence complicates this expected narrative. Following the match, the club engages in a yakiniku eating contest. Meanwhile, Kusuo's father becomes unemployed, prompting Kusuke to secure him a position cleaning shoes that gains unexpected popularity. In a separate event, Chisato attempts to collect birthday gifts from her classmates. The situation deteriorates when she becomes upset over a present from Kokomi, resulting in the other students withdrawing their gifts. These events highlight the chaotic interactions between the characters and their unusual circumstances.

Kusuo helps Imu find a boyfriend while Makoto shops for Kokomi's birthday gift

Imu Rifuta asks Kusuo to find a boyfriend for her, with Chiyo trying to help as well. Kokomi's brother Makoto gets Saiki to go shopping with him to buy a birthday present for Kokomi. The Occult Club explore a supposedly haunted abandoned building, but Toritsuka finds it strange that it doesn't have the usual number of ghosts. Hoping to save up for a newly advertised jelly maker, Kusuo turns to doing all sorts of jobs for 100 yen at a time. Shun shows the guys his secret base tent site.

Kusuo faces puzzles, visits the zoo, observes his father, and deals with family and friendship dynamics.

Kusuke coerces Kusuo into solving city puzzles to keep his secret safe. Kusuo visits the zoo with Yuta, communicating telepathically with the animals. He also eavesdrops on his father visiting a manga artist and critiquing a newcomer's work. Shun fears his brother Toki will lose his admiration for him after meeting Kusuo and Riki. Meanwhile, Kokomi feels jealous of Makoto's closeness to Kusuo and attempts various drastic changes to her appearance and personality.

Touma Akechi's talkative arrival, potato harvest mishap, mascot cat incident, and Metori Saiko's school resignation

Kusuo's class welcomes Touma Akechi, a verbose transfer student with sharp observational skills. During lunch, Touma reveals he knows Kusuo from childhood and directly asks if he is a psychic. Kusuo feigns ignorance, prompting Touma to question Kusuo's friends instead. Later, during a potato harvest, Kusuo pretends to work to avoid bugs until Touma arrives. Meanwhile, Amp is charmed by a cartoonish cat that wins over Kusuo's parents. Finally, Metori Saiko, annoyed that his classmates are not subservient, decides to quit school.

Kusuo and Kokomi organize the PK Academy Cultural Festival play despite Saiko's interference.

Kusuo’s class selects two organizers for the school festival, excluding Hairo and the previous year’s participant. Kokomi engineers a partnership with Kusuo, leading the group to decide on a performance of Momotaro. Kusuo recruits friends to help develop the story, drawing inspiration from various fairy tales. Although Kusuo receives a minor role, he observes the dress rehearsal and discovers Saiko purchased all costumes and scenery to secure a leading part. However, Saiko withdraws his support after learning Shun attempted to deceive him. The class proceeds with the performance without costumes. Kokomi arrives to impress the audience with her acting, while Kusuo uses his powers to hypnotize the crowd into believing the actors are still wearing their outfits.

Kusuo uses psychics to replace himself while Warp disappoints his father and friends struggle to stay awake for New Year's Eve.

After Kusuo’s glasses break and he accidentally petrifies Shun and Riki, he enlists psychics Reita and Makoto to impersonate them for twenty-four hours. Complications arise when Reita, posing as Shun, encounters Chiyo at cram school, while Makoto, posing as Riki, is invited to dinner by Chono. Meanwhile, Kusuo’s father becomes disappointed that their robotic cat Warp lacks affection, performing only its programmed functions. Shun hosts a New Year’s Eve party, but the group struggles to remain awake due to prior activities. The final segment features no dialogue, depicting Kusuo’s attempt at a quiet New Year’s celebration being interrupted by his friends’ demands for attention and participation.

Grandparents' Journey, Toritsuka's Fast, Romantic Misunderstandings, and Club Smear Campaign

Kusuo attempts to locate his lost grandparents, who encounter Kokomi and Makoto, earning their approval as potential romantic partners. Meanwhile, temple staff enforce a three-day ascetic fast on Reita Toritsuka, prohibiting food, video games, and pornography. Reita requests Saiki K. to smuggle these items, but Saiki intends to use the opportunity to reform his friend's habits. On Valentine's Day, Chiyo prepares homemade chocolate and a love note for Shun, but Nendo consumes the sweets. Shun reads the note, initially assuming it belongs to another student, before interpreting it as a secret message from Chiyo proposing a sworn friendship. He miscommunicates this to Chiyo, leading her to believe they are a couple. Concurrently, the Newspaper Club attempts to damage Kokomi's reputation by orchestrating an incident where she is splashed by a puddle.

Kusuo navigates social complications while Touma investigates his suspected psychic abilities through recent events.

After causing trouble walking home, Kusuo accompanies Hairo, who stops a criminal while helping others. Imu, obsessed with Lord Mugami, asks Kusuo for a ride to a shoot, but Mugami mistakes Imu for Kusuo’s girlfriend and plans a double date. Kusuo sends a clone on an errand, which encounters Riki. Meanwhile, Touma reveals he has been tailing Kusuo for six months, noting four suspicious incidents involving psychic powers. These include turning Riki and Shun to stone, Hairo’s robbery rescue, and the clone at the store. Touma concludes that people obstructing his view were teleported there at the last minute to block his sight, raising serious questions about Kusuo’s true nature.

Kusuo confronts his unusual past through multiple time travel attempts to second grade.

Kusuo engages in several time travel missions to his second-grade period, aiming to alter events involving a student named Takashi who bullied Touma. Although young Kusuo had previously assisted Touma by healing wounds and creating distractions, these interventions fail to improve the current timeline or result in a post-apocalyptic world. Frustrated by the lack of positive change or the severe consequences of his actions, Kusuo stops trying to modify the past. He finally admits to Touma that he possesses psychic abilities. Touma accepts this revelation and expresses gratitude for the help Kusuo provided during that time, resolving the mystery surrounding his powers without further temporal interference.

The Perfect Pretty Girl Trial / Investigate, Psykickers! / Disaster Returns After the Break / Recalling the Cast, Parts 1 and 2