Jun Fukuyama

Ritsuko is serving the Princess Mariel. Mariel falls for the charms of Gargantua, now an alchemist. His attempt to sacrifice her is foiled by Ritsuko, but the princess is rendered half-demon and takes her own life.

Gargantua, Hazuki and Lilith all argue over Jill/Hatsumi/Eve, who stops their bickering. She then tries to set things right. Gargantua finally realizes that it is Ritsuko that he loves.

Lilith foils the ninjas' attempts to steal the comb, while a charged up Hazuki rescues Princess Fuji. Lilith casually says that the presence of the comb means that Eve was in this world. Princess Fuji had actually given it to Hazuki. In flashback, Lilith accepts Mariel's soul from Gargantua in exchange for a world of his own. He still refuses her charms and resolves to find Eve, the source of eternal life.

In 2017, parts of the world are under the control of the Holy Britannian Empire. Japan is now known as Area Eleven, the proud people treated as lower class citizens. Lelouch Lamperouge was once a Britannian prince but when his mother was assassinated, he was left in Japan and thought to be dead. After getting caught up in a terrorist attack, he encounters a strange girl known as C.C., who grants him the power of Geass and the ability to command others....

F6 shares their beauty secret and Choromatsu has a run in with the Virgin Vigilante Corps, Cherry Brothers.

A young boy named Eitarou begins idolizing Jyushimatsu, even going so far as to ask to be his apprentice. Later, Dayon steals Prof. Dekapan's pants, and it's all sandwiched between some Totoko vs. Nyaa action!

During the Three Kingdoms period of ancient China, the boys seek out their destinies. Later, Todomatsu invites Osomatsu to a mixer, which was probably not a good idea.

A miracle of sorts for the anti-social Sanematsu, Iyami leads Hatabou and Jyushimatsu on a hunt for occult animals, and Choromatsu debuts his new, "cool" look to his brothers.

"Hungry Town" has all the old charm of post-WWII Japan. Though not wealthy, the neighborhood teems with energy and its inhabitants are busy with life--except for Iyami, who refuses to work and spends his days in poverty until he meets a child named Kiku.

Starting this week, this show will now be known as "Hijirikawa Shounosuke-san."