Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun Season 2 Part 2

Behind the walls of Kamome Academy lie seven supernatural mysteries, and Nene Yashiro has gotten herself tangled up with the most famous one — Hanako-kun, the ghost boy who haunts the girls' bathroom. This 12-episode TV series picks up with Nene finally getting a breather when the school announces its annual sleepover event. She's ready to just hang out with her best friend Aoi and have a normal night for once. Except the sleepover lands right on Urabon, the one night when the barrier between the living and dead gets paper-thin, and suddenly normal is off the table. What makes this show work is the tension between how it looks and how it feels. Studio Lerche's art style is gorgeous — vivid colors, almost picture-book bold outlines — and the lighter school moments are genuinely funny. But then it shifts into something unsettling without warning, and the contrast hits harder because of how pretty everything is. The Seven Wonders power system gives each supernatural encounter its own rules and stakes, so it never feels repetitive. If you're into Noragami's mix of gods and modern-day stakes, or Natsume's Book of Friends where the supernatural is as melancholy as it is dangerous, this scratches a similar itch. It also shares some DNA with Blue Exorcist in terms of balancing school life with darker spiritual threats. The tone stays youthful without being shallow — there's real weight underneath the charm.