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Gugu teaches Fushi about the concept of death; Rean escapes from people hires by her father.

Gugu teaches Fushi about the concept of death; Rean escapes from people hires by her father.

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S1, EP7 "The Boy Who Wants to Change"

Gugu's life is saved by Booze Man, but must wear a mask to hide his wounds.

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S1, EP8 "Monster Brothers"

Gugu leaves the restaurant after a fight with Booze Man; Fushi tries to learn to cook and clean.

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S1, EP9 "Deep Memories"

Gugu teaches Fushi about the concept of death; Rean escapes from people hires by her father.

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S1, EP10 "New Family"

Fushi and Gugu fight against the Nokkers that they encountered in the forest; though the situation is grim, Gugu has a trick up his sleeve.

After 40 years of hiding, Fushi returns to stop his mortal foes, the Nokkers, from causing more bloodshed.
Original Air Date: Apr 12, 2021
Playback: HD
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