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Momosuke travels with the odd 3 and encounters many strange and scary cases.

Anime · 2003 · 25 min

Starring Karen Strassman , Michael McConnohie , Steve Kramer

Director Hideki Tonokatsu

EPISODE 1

Azuki Bean Washer

In the midst of a torrential downpour, talisman vendor, Mataichi saves young Yamaoka Momosuke's life. Attracted by Mataichi’s strange appearance, Momosuke searches after him in the dark rain.

24 min · Oct 2, 2003
EPISODE 2

Willow Woman

Momosuke returns home to Ikomaya, but cannot forget the supernatural rescuer, Mataichi, and his otherworldly group.

24 min · Oct 9, 2003
EPISODE 3

Enchanted White Fox

Momosuke returns to Mataichi and is lured into a dark and mysterious mountain with the promise of uncovering a compilation of ghost stories for his new literary work.

24 min · Oct 16, 2003
EPISODE 4

Dancing Head

While separated from Mataichi, Momosuke encounters an alluring temptress named Oyoshi. But Momosuke soon discovers Oyoshi's father, Matajuro, harbors an unnatural desire for her.

24 min · Oct 23, 2003
EPISODE 5

Salty Choji

Momosuke stares death in the face, but manages to survive and find his way to Chojiro Shioya’s mansion. Chojiro's staff slowly nurses Momosuke back to health, but he soon realizes his memories of the previous days has magically disappeared.

24 min · Oct 30, 2003
EPISODE 6

Shibaemon the Raccoon Dog

On their travels, Momosuke and Mataichi randomly join a puppet theater troupe. Momosuke is forced to investigate when they realize a series of street killings seem to be following the troupe.

24 min · Nov 6, 2003

Karen Strassman

Ogin
Michael McConnohie

Nagamimi
Steve Kramer

Voice
Grant George

Momosuke Yamaoka
Hideki Tonokatsu

Director
Yoshinobu Fujioka

Writer

Information

Studio: STRACEE
Released: 2003
Rated: TV-MA
Region of Origin: Japan; © Natsuhiko Kyougoku - TMS. All Rights Reserved.

Languages

Original Audio: English (United States)
Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AD, AAC, CC, SDH)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.