Ep. 18: Su-chan writes wishes, Fu-chan guards Chi from thunder, and a named doll brings weather changes.
Aired on August 5, 2008

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Su-chan engages in conversation with a fan while recording her personal wishes and making specific requests. Meanwhile, Fu-chan stands alone to protect her younger sister, Chi, from the effects of thunder. Additionally, a teru teru bozu covering the Matsumoto family becomes highly active after being given the name "opeke." This collection represents a three-part series characterized by poems set during the height of summer. The narrative focuses on these distinct interactions and the supernatural activity of the doll within the family home.
Episodes
- Ep. 14 · The second daughter's recent pastime, the eldest daughter's short story, and the three sisters in the bath.
- Ep. 15 · The Matsumoto family beach trip faces delays due to the sisters' unusual winter clothing choices.
- Ep. 16 · Chi-chan faces defeat as Ta-kun arrives while Su-chan rides her bike recklessly toward a hedge.
- Ep. 17 · The Dai-chan family gathers for a summer barbecue and river activities.
- Ep. 18 · Su-chan writes wishes, Fu-chan guards Chi from thunder, and a named doll brings weather changes.
- Ep. 19 · Misaligned Eldest Daughter / I'm With An Ant / Father's Back
- Ep. 20 · Chi's Divine Protection, Eldest Daughter's Lost Hat, and the Mysterious Eldest Daughter
- Ep. 21 · Chi-chan learns the Kusai spell, confronts Su-chan, and upgrades her appetite with soda
- Ep. 22 · Fu-chan becomes the Matsumoto family hula hoop master while Chi joins a troupe