Ép. 12: Sekiguchi lit Vertigo pendant que ses alliés stoppent Kiba et que Chūzenji révèle la vérité sur Mimasaka et Kanako.

Sekiguchi reads a section of his own work, titled "Vertigo", and imagines himself as the story's protagonist. In it, an assassin appears to end the story. In the main storyline, Sekiguchi, Toriguchi, Enokizu, and Yōko arrive in time to stop Kiba from killing Mimasaka. Yōko reveals that Mimasaka is her father, and Enokizu hits the stunned Kiba for his foolishness. Chūzenji also arrives with Masuoka, Aoki, and Fukumoto. Chūzenji begins recounting the series of events, beginning with Yoriko pushing Kanako onto the train tracks, then reporting a perpetrator based on the assassin in Sekiguchi's "Vertigo." Mimasaka could only keep Kanako alive mechanically—a very expensive treatment. Suzaki had been blackmailing Yōko, because he knew that Hiroya Shibata and Yōko conspired to make it look like Kanako was Hiroya's child, but Yōko was already pregnant when they met. Since only Kanako's head remained alive, it would have been easy to stage her kidnapping and demand a ransom from Yōkō Shibata. In the present, Chūzenji confirms that Mimasaka is keeping Kubo's head alive, using the "hospital" as a mechanical human body. (Source: Wikipedia)
Épisodes
- Ép. 8 · Sekiguchi lit une histoire et partage des détails du registre pendant que Kiba apprend la véritable relation de Yoko avec Kanako.
- Ép. 9 · L'incident de la poupée-fille révèle Shunkō Kubo et l'importance du journal
- Ép. 10 · L'incident démoniaque de Kubo implique une confrontation avec Terada et la révélation du destin de Yoriko
- Ép. 11 · Chūzenji révèle les expériences de guerre de Mimasaka tandis que Kiba affronte le docteur au sujet de Kanako.
- Ép. 12 · Sekiguchi lit Vertigo pendant que ses alliés stoppent Kiba et que Chūzenji révèle la vérité sur Mimasaka et Kanako.
- Ép. 13 · Chūzenji retrace l'histoire macabre des têtes tranchées, des implants cérébraux et des destins tragiques de Kubo et Mimasaka.