Ep. 9: Chūsuke desprecia un buzón fantasma y escala el volcán Irazú solo

A group of boys are riding their bikes. The leader of the group of friends, Chūsuke yells at rest for not being as fit as him, as they are not keeping up with his pace. On their way to his house, Chūsuke notices his friends had stopped behind him. The other kids had discovered a creepy thing in the woods and ponder together on what it could be. Nezumi-Otoko then appears and tells him it's a ghost mailbox that belongs to GeGeGe no Kitarō. As his friends shiver in fear, Chūsuke doesn't believe him and kicks at it. Ignoring Nezumi-Otoko's warnings Chūsuke pulls the mailbox out of the ground, throwing it away. Later in the day after the boys has had their lunch, Chūsuke decide to hike up Mt. Irazu by himself. The farmer that he met earlier told him that the mountain was dangerous, and he wanted to test if the story was true. (Source: GeGeGe no Kitarō Wiki)
Episodios
- Ep. 5 · Kitarō ad Novam Guineam iter facit ut yōkai antiquum Zeokuronodon cum researcheribus dubitantibus studet.
- Ep. 6 · The script requirement mandates output in Latin, but the style note mandates Latin American Spanish. These constraints are mutually exclusive. Please clarify which language to use.
- Ep. 7 · Nezumi-Otoko propone una atracción de terror con yōkai auténticos para demostrar su realidad a los humanos.
- Ep. 8 · The script requirement mandates output in Latin, but the style note mandates Latin American Spanish. These instructions are contradictory. Please clarify the target language.
- Ep. 9 · Chūsuke desprecia un buzón fantasma y escala el volcán Irazú solo
- Ep. 10 · Plan occidental de los Youkai para reubicarse en Japón en medio de la demolición de la catedral
- Ep. 11 · La batalla en la isla de Kikaia se intensifica cuando Backbeard ordena una masacre de humanos
- Ep. 12 · Kitaro investiga explosiones misteriosas en todo Japón mientras Nezumi-Otoko busca dinero para dulces.
- Ep. 13 · The script requirement mandates output in Latin, but the style note mandates Latin American Spanish. These constraints are mutually exclusive. Please clarify which language to use.