Ep. 12: Ai Kaga’s Guilt Complex and Mayo Mitama’s True Nature
Aired on September 23, 2007

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Nozomu introduces Ai Kaga, a girl unfairly blamed for everything, to explain how historical guilt complexes shape Japanese mentality. After sharing this burden, they travel globally to help others. The second segment features Mayo Mitama, whose sinister appearance causes others to assume she is good despite her actual evil nature. Nozomu witnesses her cruel actions, including hitting Majiru with a bat, dropping a brick on his head, and detonating a bomb in his house. Despite being the only other witness and taking the blame himself, Nozomu refrains from judging her, illustrating the dangers of prejudging character based on appearance rather than deeds.
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- Ep. 9 · Nozomu’s Existential Crisis and a Boy Claiming Kinship
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- Ep. 11 · Girls confront a director defending bad adaptations while Nozomu attempts dangerous winter hibernation
- Ep. 12 · Ai Kaga’s Guilt Complex and Mayo Mitama’s True Nature