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Natsume receives a letter from Matoba, an exorcist whom he's had unpleasant dealings with in the past.
Natsume receives a letter from Matoba, an exorcist whom he's had unpleasant dealings with in the past.
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Natsume's Book of Friends
S5, EP3 "The Letter From the Exorcist"Natsume receives a letter from Matoba, an exorcist whom he's had unpleasant dealings with in the past.
Natsume's Book of Friends
S5, EP4 "Shadow Linked Chains"An inexperienced exorcist tries and fails to completely seal a youkai near Natsume's school; Natsume takes the pot the youkai is sealed in to Natori, in hopes that it can be disposed of properly.
Natsume's Book of Friends
S5, EP5 "It Must Not Be Bound"Natsume arrives at the exorcist meeting to help smoke out the youkai that Matoba wants to find; he quickly discovers that the situation is more complicated than it first seemed.
Natsume's Book of Friends
S5, EP6 "Soundless Valley"Natsume's friend Taki lives in a house filled with traps and mazes for youkai; she can hear them when they're trapped in her house.
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