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Natsume gets a call from his old friend Shibata, who he once helped with a youkai problem; Shibata wants him to come visit, and Natsume reluctantly agrees.
Natsume gets a call from his old friend Shibata, who he once helped with a youkai problem; Shibata wants him to come visit, and Natsume reluctantly agrees.
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Natsume's Book of Friends
S6, EP3 "Nitai-Sama"Natsume gets a call from his old friend Shibata, who he once helped with a youkai problem; Shibata wants him to come visit, and Natsume reluctantly agrees.
Natsume's Book of Friends
"Banquet of Play"While searching for Nyanko-sensei, Natsume gets involved in a dangerous game of hide and seek.
Natsume's Book of Friends
S6, EP4 "Lying Eyes"Natsume watches a movie starring Natori and finds one of her paper dolls; the doll is soaked and the text on it is impossible to read; Natsume becomes concerned for Natori's safety.
Natsume's Book of Friends
S6, EP5 "The Bound Ones"Natsume finds that Tsukiko's home is haunted by three separate youkai, each with its own motivations.
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