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Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun
Cover of Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun volume 1 by Square Enix
地縛少年花子くん
(Jibaku Shōnen Hanako-kun)
GenreComedy, supernatural[1]
Manga
Written byIro Aida
Published bySquare Enix
English publisher
MagazineMonthly GFantasy
DemographicShōnen
Original runJune 18, 2014 – present
Volumes14 (List of volumes)
Anime television series
Directed byMasaomi Andō
Written byYasuhiro Nakanishi
Music byHiroshi Takaki
StudioLerche
Licensed byFunimation[2]
Original networkTBS, SUN, CBC, BS-TBS
English network
Original run January 9, 2020 – March 26, 2020
Episodes12 (List of episodes)

Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun (Japanese: 地縛少年花子くん, Hepburn: Jibaku Shōnen Hanako-kun) is a Japanese manga series by Iro Aida. It has been serialized in Square Enix's shōnen manga magazine Monthly GFantasy since 2014. It has been collected in thirteen tankōbon volumes. The manga is licensed in North America by Yen Press. An anime television series adaptation by Lerche aired from January to March 2020.

Plot

Kamome Academy is famous for its rumors regarding its Seven Mysteries and supernatural occurrences. Nene Yashiro, a first-year high-school student who loves the occult and wishes for a boyfriend, summons the Seventh and most famous Mystery, "Hanako-san of the Toilet", a girl who allegedly haunts the bathroom and can grant wishes for the right price. Upon summoning her, Yashiro discovers that "Hanako-san" is nothing like the rumors say; Hanako is a boy. With a turn of events, she is spiritually bound to Hanako and becomes his assistant, helping him destroy evil supernaturals and change rumors in order to maintain the balance between the spirit world and the human world. Along the way, Yashiro learns about her connection to the spirit world and the dark secrets regarding Hanako and his past.

Characters

Protagonists

Nene Yashiro (八尋 寧々, Yashiro Nene)
Voiced by: Akari Kitō[3] (Japanese); Tia Ballard[4] (English)
Nene Yashiro is a first year high school student at Kamome Academy. She summons Hanako and wishes for her crush, Teru Minamoto, to return her feelings. A turn of events again, Hanako swallows a scale from the same mermaid to inflict himself with her curse and spread its effects, permitting Yashiro to remain human unless she is immersed in water. Having bound their souls together through the curse, he has Yashiro become his human assistant as payment. Yashiro works with Hanako to change and spread new rumors of supernaturals in the school to keep them under control. She is capable of destroying a School Mystery's yorishiro, their source of power; upon doing so, she falls asleep and views the memory associated with the yorishiro.
Yashiro's best friend is Aoi Akane, who loves to tell her new rumors. She wears two hair clips resembling magatama and a skull brooch on her school uniform. Yashiro is a very positive, sensitive, and caring girl. She is deeply insecure and genuinely fears that no one will ever love her back; after receiving the curse, she confesses to Hanako that she had realized what her true wish had been: she wanted someone, anyone, to return her feelings, not Teru specifically.[5] Yashiro is insecure about her large ankles, often being compared to daikons as a running gag in the series.
Despite repeatedly claiming Hanako is not her type and Hanako's relentless teasing, she cares immensely for Hanako and after learning about his past, wants to be able to protect him.[6] She is intuitive and sensitive to changes in his personality, and is deeply affected whenever she learns new information about his past life.
Hanako-kun (花子くん)
Voiced by: Megumi Ogata[3] (Japanese); Justin Briner[4] (English)
The most famous rumor in the school, Hanako-kun is the Seventh Mystery of Kamome Academy. According to his rumor, Hanako can be summoned if one knocks on the third stall of the third floor of the girl's bathroom in the old school building; he is able to grant wishes to those who summon him in exchange for a suitable price. The strongest and the leader of the Seven Mysteries, Hanako fights with a kitchen knife and his two haku-joudai, spirit orbs that assist him in monitoring others and granting him immunity to exorcism lightning. His duty is to monitor all apparitions in the school and maintain the balance between humans and apparitions.[7]
Though childish and mischievous, Hanako puts up a front to mask his true emotions and is rather serious beneath the surface. He takes his duties seriously, having been promised by God that he would be absolved of his past sins if he fulfilled his duties.[8] He is secretive about his past life. Previously, his name was Amane Yugi (柚木 普, Yugi Amane) and he also attended Kamome Academy. A second-year middle school student in 1969, he often came to school with bruises and cuts, having been repeatedly abused by someone he refused to reveal the identity of. He harbored a deep passion for astronomy and had dreams of becoming an astronaut and going to the moon. According to Tsuchigomori, the Fifth Mystery and his homeroom teacher at the time, Hanako was destined to become a science teacher, until his fate changed for unknown reasons. He killed his younger twin brother, Tsukasa Yugi, and died young. Hanako is the only known person to ever have altered his fate.[9]
By inflicting himself with the Mermaid's Curse, he bound his and Yashiro's souls together. Though he often teases her, Hanako comes to deeply cherish Yashiro and will go to extreme lengths to help her when she is in need.
Kou Minamoto (源 光, Minamoto Kō)
Voiced by: Shōya Chiba[3] (Japanese); Tyson Rinehart[4] (English)
Kou is a third-year at Kamome Academy's middle school division and the second eldest son of the Minamoto Clan, a family of strong exorcists that believe all supernaturals are inherently evil. He uses a spear called the Raiteijou, a weapon passed down in the Minamoto family that transforms the yielder's spiritual power into lightning that exorcises supernaturals. Tasked by his older brother, Teru, to exorcise all Seven Mysteries, Kou attempts to exorcise Hanako but does not possess enough spiritual power to do so. Not giving up, he tags Hanako and Yashiro around the school for a while and comes to the realization that Hanako did not seem to be an 'evil' supernatural. As a result, Kou vows to learn more about him and other supernaturals (like Mitsuba) before blindly exorcising them, much to the dissatisfaction of his brother.[10]
When Kou finds Mitsuba haunting the lockers, he offers to spend the day with him in attempt to fulfill his final regrets so he can pass on peacefully. The two were in the same homeroom class in first year and Kou feels guilty for not remembering. After Tsukasa turns Mitsuba into a violent supernatural against his will, Kou watches Hanako destroy Mistuba and is devastated by the loss of his friend. Enraged and upset, he vows to get stronger to destroy evil supernaturals like Tsukasa.[11]
Kou is justice seeking and possesses a brave and kind personality, though he often finds himself in trouble due to his inexperience and low spiritual power. He is protective of Yashiro when he interprets Hanako as being mean or perverted. A running gag in the series is his earring on his right ear, an omamori that says '交通' (traffic).
Sōsuke Mitsuba (三葉 惣助, Mitsuba Sōsuke)
Voiced by: Daiki Kobayashi (Japanese); Kyle Igneczi (English)
Mitsuba was Kou's middle school classmate in their first year who was killed in a freak accident. He became a ghost and haunted the middle school lockers, calling out to students and hoping someone would remember him. Kou sees him after hearing about his rumor and though he doesn't remember him from school, decides to help him fulfill whatever regret was keeping him as at the school in order to help him pass on.
Mitsuba regrets having no friends while he was alive, and in his wish to Tsukasa, said he wanted everyone to remember him. Because Tsukasa believed his initial wish was too vague, he decides that Mitsuba's real wish was that he wanted to stay with his friends forever. He grants him this wish instead and changes Mitsuba's rumour, turning him into a violent supernatural against his will. Tsukasa forces Mitsuba to kill Kou and fulfill his wish of being with his friend forever (through death), but Hanako arrives and destroys Mitsuba before he can do so. Tsukasa saves a part of his soul and recreates a new Mitsuba by attaching it to a body formed of low level spirits he had killed. After killing No. 3, Tsukasa forces the new Mitsuba to eat No. 3's heart to become the new Third Mystery. Despite not being the original and having no memories, the new Mitsuba has the same personality and dreams of the old one, now wishing to become a real human.
Previously, Mitsuba didn't have friends because he was narcissistic and rude. Hoping to change in middle school, he repressed his personality, but then became bland and easily forgotten. He was a talented and awarded photographer in the school's photography club. Mitsuba makes up insulting nicknames for people; he calls Kou 'hella lame traffic safety earring', Yashiro 'daikon-senpai', and Hanako 'crazy knife'.[12] Underneath his rudeness and narcissism, Mitsuba is desperate to be happy and becomes dejected when he thinks about his failures in his original life.

The Seven Mysteries

The Seven Mysteries of Kamome Academy are the seven most famous supernatural rumours in the school, and their corresponding supernaturals serve to maintain the students' safety from murderous supernaturals. Leading them is Hanako, who is the Seventh and most famous mystery.

Each Mystery has their own Boundary, a divine yorishiro, and an aspect of the school that they control.

Their Boundary is a section of the school where their power is the strongest. Boundaries are the 'sea' between the Near Shore, where the living reside, and the Far Shore, where other apparitions exist and thus contain a small amount of water on the ground.

A divine yorishiro is an item they cherish that acts as the source of their power. When a yorishiro is destroyed (by removing its seal), the Mystery's designated seat as a School Mystery and their power is removed. Thus, they are usually kept in the deepest region of the Boundary or safeguarded by the mystery themselves.

No. 1 – The Three Clock Keepers (三人の時計守, Sannin no Tokeimori)
Voiced by: Shunichi Toki (Japanese); Alex Mai (English)
Representatives: Kako, Akane Aoi, and Mirai | Aspect: Time
The Three Clock Keepers guard the clock tower of Kamome Academy and control time. Kako controls the past and can rewind time. One of Yashiro's classmates, Akane Aoi (蒼井 茜, Aoi Akane), is a human who is secretly a Clock Keeper; he controls the present and can stop time for five minutes each day. Mirai controls the future and can fast-forward time.
No. 2 – The Misaki Stairs (ミサキ階段, Misaki Kaidan)
Voiced by: Yukana (Japanese); Alexis Tipton[4] (English)
Representative: Yako (ヤコ) | Aspect: Space
The Misaki Stairs is a staircase in front of the art room. Anyone who steps on the fourth step is rumoured to be transported to the spirit world, shredded to death by "Misaki", and have their blood splattered on the staircase the following day. Yako, the kitsune spirit of a school inari statue, is the current No. 2. She fell in love with Misaki, a Kamome Academy school teacher who could see her, taught her how to read and write, and included her in his class photo. She never saw him again after he was rumoured to have died in an accident on the school stairs. As her rumours changed, Yako was forced to shred those who entered her boundary and use their limbs to recreate Misaki. Her yorishiro is a pair of cutting shears, a gift from Misaki.
No. 3 – The Hell of Mirrors (カガミジゴク, Kagami Jigoku)
Representative: Mitsuba (ミツバ) | Aspect: Fear
The Hell of Mirrors is a boundary once controlled by a bird-like supernatural. The Mirrors reveal one's deepest fears and insecurities, gaining power based on how much fear the person has. Tsukasa killed the previous representative and his heart is ingested by Mitsuba, who became the new No. 3.
No. 4 – Shijima-san of the Art Room (美術室のシジマさん, Bijutsushitsu no Shijima-san)
Representative: Shijima Mei (シジマメイ)
Shijima Mei was a third-year art student rumoured to have committed suicide because her parents didn't approve of her choice to pursue art professionally; in reality, Mei had been gravely ill and died before she could graduate. While working on an art assignment in the hospital, Mei imagined a fictional world where her alternate, healthy self could draw happily in a tower, wishing for her alternate to draw in her place after she dies. Unknowingly, Mei creates the supernatural Shijima, her alternate and ideal self, who watched over her for the remainder of her life and vowed to protect her. After the human Mei dies, her art is showcased in the art room and sparks the false rumours, which deeply angers Shijima because they tarnish Mei's reputation. Her Boundary is the tower within Mei's painting. She has the power to paint and create fictional worlds where people can live based on their deepest wishes.
No. 5 – The 4pm Bookstacks (十六時の書庫, Jūroku-ji no Shoko)
Voiced by: Kenjiro Tsuda (Japanese); Ian Sinclair[4] (English)
Representative: Tsuchigomori (土籠)
The 4 pm Bookstacks is a mysterious room filled with books about every student's past, present and future, whose door is only accessible at 4 pm. The books come in 3 colours; white books record the living, black books record the dead, and red books contain the future and are forbidden to read. The curator of the Bookstacks is Tsuchigomori, a spider-like supernatural who lives as a human teacher at Kamome Academy. He is currently Kou's homeroom teacher and was previously Hanako's homeroom teacher before he died. As his teacher, he cared for Hanako and was deeply affected when he died. Before his death, Hanako asked Tsuchigomori to keep his most cherished possession, a rock he believed to have fell from the moon. The rock becomes Tsuchigomori's yorishiro after Hanako dies.

No. 6 – The Reaper

Representative: Shinigami-sama
On the night of tsukimi, the Reaper is rumoured to steal the lives of those who fall asleep while waiting to view the moon and can be heard playing a melody on the flute by individuals who will die soon. As a result, people weave baskets all night to stay awake and protect those who can hear the melody. The current No. 6 is Shinigami-sama, the God of Death. His Boundary lies below the school is the closest one to the Far Shore. His yorishiro is Sumire, a descendant of Aoi who he guarded until she was sacrificed.
No. 7 – Hanako-san of the Toilet (トイレのはなこさん, Toire no Hanako-san)
Representative: Hanako-Kun
The most famous School Mystery. Hanako's yorishiro is on his face, but his boundary is unknown.

Kamome Academy Supernaturals

Apart from the Seven Mysteries, there are other, less powerful supernaturals that roam the school. They rely on student rumors to gain power, unlike the Mysteries which already have theirs so popular and widespread among the student body.

Mokke (もっけ)
Voiced by: Yuri Yoshida
Known as "Yousei-San", the Mokke are in actual fact, sweets-loving rabbit-like supernaturals. They have a slight case of kleptomania, enjoy committing small, random acts of theft. Due to their timidness and weak appearance, the Mokke tend to merge together to create large, horrifying creatures to fight off enemies, which scares the student population.
Kodama
Voiced by: Ryōtarō Okiayu (Japanese); Larry Brantley (English)[4]
Known as "The Confession Tree". It was known to be planted by 'The God of Love'. Kodama is actually a spirit in the form of a tree determined to spread love among the students, but can be too meddlesome and forceful with its methods. After it is defeated by Hanako, it turns to the size of a broccoli, having been weakened greatly.

Antagonists

Tsukasa Yugi (柚木 つかさ, Yugi Tsukasa)
Voiced by: Megumi Ogata (Japanese); Austin Tindle (English)
Hanako's younger identical twin brother. When they were still alive, the twins were supposedly very close until he was killed by Hanako. He is cheerful and overwhelmingly childish, but his personality switches quickly to show a disturbing and deranged side. He does not think about actions and acts on whims, deciding to kill things merely because he feels it is fun. The twins have opposing beliefs; while Hanako stresses the importance of maintaining a peaceful balance between humans and supernaturals, Tsukasa believes that the two should behave how they desire, even if it means wrecking tremendous havoc. While Hanako grants wishes to the living, Tsukasa grants wishes to the dead. He wears a black short-sleeved kimono with a grey hakama and a white button up underneath. Opposite to Hanako, he has a black seal on his right cheek and uses black koku-joudai willow wisps. Tsukasa works with his assistant, Sakura, to change the rumors of supernaturals in the school for his own purposes.
Sakura Nanamine (七峰 桜, Nanamine Sakura)
Voiced by: Chika Anzai[13] (Japanese); Kara Edwards[4] (English)
A beautiful third-year high school student at Kamome Academy. Similarly to Yashiro, she became Tsukasa's assistant after he granted her a wish. She is the president of the Broadcasting Club and helps him broadcast altered rumors of supernaturals. Sakura is usually stoic and gets annoyed with both Natsuhiko and Tsukasa, resorting to imagining Tsukasa as a cat rather than a boy, making his actions more palatable.
Natsuhiko Hyūga (日向 夏彦, Hyūga Natsuhiko)
Voiced by: Takahiro Mizushima[13] (Japanese); Aaron Dismuke (English)
A second year student at Kamome Academy and a member of the Broadcasting Club. He is often seen trying to win Sakura's affection but to no avail. Though not bound to Tsukasa, Natsuhiko helps in Tsukasa's schemes. His flippant personality tends to lead him into trouble all on its own.

Others

Teru Minamoto (源 輝, Minamoto Teru)
Voiced by: Yuma Uchida[14] (Japanese); David Matranga[4] (English)
A second year high school student, the student body president, and the most popular male student in the school. He is Kou's older brother and the eldest son of the Minamoto Clan. A prodigious exorcist, he was trained by his family elders since he was young to exorcise supernaturals and instilled with the family sentiment that all supernaturals are inherently evil. Despite his calm and gentle appearance, he is ruthless and frighteningly perceptive. He harbors a slightly sadistic streak, frequently terrorizing the Mokke to work as his servants. He dotes on his younger siblings and wants Kou to exorcise the Seven Mysteries so he can get stronger. Teru often spends his nights exorcising supernaturals, forcing him to only sleep after school.
Aoi Akane (赤根 葵, Akane Aoi)
Voiced by: Minako Sato[14] (Japanese); Emily Neves[4] (English)
A first-year high school student and Yashiro's best friend. The school's prettiest and most popular girl, she enjoys rumors about the Seven Mysteries and recounting their stories to Yashiro. Yashiro notes that suspiciously, all the rumors Aoi tells her about come true. This is hinted to be related to her origins as someone who possesses the blood of Kannagi. Aoi and Yashiro are both in the Gardening Club. She is neighbours and childhood friends with Akane Aoi, who has a crush on her and confesses to her multiple times a day, though she merely awards him points for each effort.
Lemon Yamabuki (山吹 檸檬, Yamabuki Remon)
Voiced by: Genki Okawa (Japanese); Aaron Campbell[4] (English)
A first-year student at Kamome Academy and Akane's best friend. He is acts nonchalant and often seen on his phone.
Yokoo & Satou (横尾 & 佐藤)
Voiced by: Shoutarou Uzawa (Yokoo), Teppei Uenishi (Satou) (Japanese); Kyle Phillips (Yokoo), Stephen Fu (Satou)[4] (English)
Two third-year middle school students at Kamome Academy and Kou's best friends. Yokoo enjoys sports is usually relaxed and cheerful. Satou enjoys baking and sweets, he usually has a stern and serious personality.

Media

Manga

Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun is written and illustrated by Iro Aida. The series started in the July 2014 issue of Square Enix's Monthly GFantasy, published on June 18, 2014.[15][16] Square Enix has compiled its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was published on May 22, 2015.[17] As of May 27, 2020, thirteen volumes have been published.[18]

In North America, Yen Press announced in July 2017 that they would publish the manga digitally.[19] In July 2019, Yen Press announced the print release of the series.[20]

Volume list

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 May 22, 2015[17]978-4-7575-4662-2August 29, 2017 (digital)[21]
January 28, 2020 (print)[22]		978-1-9753-3287-7
2 November 21, 2015[23]978-4-7575-4819-0October 31, 2017 (digital)[24]
March 17, 2020 (print)[25]		978-1-9753-9957-3
3 May 27, 2016[26]978-4-7575-5000-1December 26, 2017 (digital)[27]
May 19, 2020 (print)[28]		978-1-9753-1135-3
4 September 27, 2016[29]978-4-7575-5112-1February 27, 2018 (digital)[30]
July 21, 2020 (print)[31]		978-1-9753-1136-0
5 February 27, 2017[32]978-4-7575-5259-3April 24, 2018[33]978-1-9753-5472-5
6 July 27, 2017[34]978-4-7575-5427-6June 26, 2018[35]978-1-9753-0281-8
7 December 27, 2017[36]978-4-7575-5572-3August 28, 2018[37]978-1-9753-2794-1
8 May 26, 2018[38]978-4-7575-5732-1October 30, 2018[39]978-1-9753-5630-9
9 October 26, 2018[40]978-4-7575-5900-4January 29, 2019[41]978-1-9753-5748-1
10 March 27, 2019[42]978-4-7575-5900-4April 28, 2020[43]978-1-9753-1142-1
11 August 27, 2019[44][45]978-4-7575-6147-2
978-4-7575-6148-9 (SP)		May 26, 2020[46]978-1-9753-1682-2
12 December 27, 2019[47][48]978-4-7575-6330-8
978-4-7575-6331-5 (SP)		June 30, 2020[49]978-1-9753-1688-4
13 May 27, 2020[18]978-4-7575-6661-3August 18, 2020[50]978-1-9753-1908-3

Anime

Main article: List of Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun episodes

An anime television series adaptation was announced in the April issue of Monthly GFantasy magazine on March 18, 2019.[51] The series is animated by Lerche and directed by Masaomi Andō, with Yasuhiro Nakanishi handling series composition, and Mayuka Itou designing the characters.[52] Hiroshi Takaki is composing the music.[53] It premiered from January 9, 2020 to March 26, 2020 on TBS, SUN, CBC, and BS-TBS.[3] Chibaku Shōnen Band performed the series' opening theme song "No.7", while Akari Kitō performed the series' ending theme song "Tiny Light."[14] The series has run for 12 episodes.[54] Funimation has licensed the series for a simuldub.[2][55]

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