List of Ghost Hound episodes (original) (raw)
This is a list of episodes of the Japanese anime series Ghost Hound. It began airing October 18, 2007 and spanned twenty-two episodes. Several episode titles contain references to various physiological, biological, neurological, philosophical and science fiction terms.
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| dbo:abstract | This is a list of episodes of the Japanese anime series Ghost Hound. It began airing October 18, 2007 and spanned twenty-two episodes. Several episode titles contain references to various physiological, biological, neurological, philosophical and science fiction terms. (en) |
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| dbp:nativetitle | そう、そのスナークはブージャムだった (en) 脳の扁桃体を中心とする記憶·情動を司る大脳辺縁系――その革命 (en) シナプス回路を変化させ、それを維持する能力=人間の脳に於ける長期記憶の正体 (en) 論理的統辞論に於ける過ち/プログラム·バグ (en) シャーマンの領域 (en) 体外離脱体験 (en) 内在秩序 (en) 創発基盤 (en) 可塑性時間 (en) 変成意識 (en) 実存主義的なる神霊 (en) 希望的な怪物 (en) 廃市へ (en) 恐怖症曝露 (en) 恒常性維持機能同調効果 (en) 水辺の量子重力理論 (en) 眼球運動による脱感作と再処理 (en) 確率共鳴 (en) 脳の中のホムンクルス (en) 道程/暗黙知の次元 (en) アフォーダンス【環境が生物に提供するもの】/思考場療法 (en) |
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| dbp:shortsummary | Saruta notices that the spirits are afraid of something. He warns Takahito that there people out for Miyako's powers. Tarō tells Miyako that he thinks that she is the reincarnation of Mizuka, to which really upsets Miyako. Makoto still has not returned. Suzuki notices there is a suspicious group of men around the Ōgami household. (en) Hirata discusses the potential reasons for Tarō's memory loss. Tarō encounters the ghost of an extinct animal and enters a dimensional rift. Hirata goes through a supernatural experience. (en) Takahito is called to Miyako Komagusu's school. Later, he meets and starts consulting with Hirata about Miyako. Hirata is starting to suspect that the area has something to do with the supernatural occurrences. Meanwhile Tarō sees Miyako being possessed firsthand. (en) Makoto looks through his father's desk and remembers the past, and Masayuki attempts his own version of phobia exposure. After meeting the old traveler Genma Saruta in his O.B.E, Tarō tries to find him the next day, and suffers a sudden narcoleptic attack on his way back. (en) Makoto is staying at Tarō's house and Ryōya gives Makoto the guitar that was originally owned by Makoto's father. Takahito wakes up, but he was threatened. Hirata and Reika meet up with Tarō, Masayuki, Makoto, Michio, Suzuki, and Saruta at the shrine. Tarō vows to save Miyako. (en) Takahito takes Miyako to Hirata for therapy, and Miyako later goes into her possessed state. On the way back to the shrine, Tarō, Masayuki, Makoto, Michio, Miyako, and Takahito all meet Kabata. She grabs Miyako and says that Miyako is the next miko. Miyako then goes into a trance again, and Makoto furiously curses Himeko. He runs back to his house and finds Himeko dead. (en) Makoto and Masayuki help devise a plan to allow Tarō to enter the shrine where Miyako is being held as the leader of the Ōgami religious group. Only women and girls are allowed to enter, so the boys plan on dressing Tarō up as a young female so that he may enter and rescue Miyako. Hirata and Reika also assist in carrying out the plan. (en) Masayuki helps Michio Hoshino who is bullied. Later on he mentions the concept of O.B.E. to Michio. Tarō and Masayuki start asking questions about the mountain. Meanwhile, Makoto figures out that he can transform in his state of O.B.E., after witnessing Tarō and Masayuki doing the same during their previous investigation. The shinto priest Takahito Komagusu meets Saruta who hints that there are two other people besides him on the mountain. (en) The Ōgami religious group is allowed to have care of Miyako. Biotech research has been published ahead in other countries ahead of the research of Yasuhiro Nakajima, Masayuki's father. Makoto talks with Suzuki and finds links with the Ōgami religious group with an underground group. Tarō goes to the hidden realm to find Yasuhiro. Reika's assistant releases mutants, used from Yasuhiro's research, into the dam. People are coming down from the mountain to the Ōgami house. (en) Masayuki invites Tarō and Makoto to travel to the old hospital, where Tarō and Mizuka were hidden when they were kidnapped. The journey reveals many things about the three boys' pasts. (en) Tarō is in hospital after hitting his head on the steps near the shrine. He is visited by Masayuki and the two receive an extensive information session on the brain from Hirata and Reika Ōtori. Makoto confronts Motoi Yazaki about his parents. (en) Makoto and Tarō go to Kurata for various reasons. They visit Kei Yakushi's house, and Tarō apologizes to Kei for messing up the yeast brewery process. Masayuki and Michio catch the reporter Seiichi Suzuki who has been snooping around. He was sent to investigate the biotech research facility for industry leaks. While listening to Tarō's recorded dreams, Hirata goes through Tarō's experience in the hospital. (en) Suzuki talks with his superior about the links with the Ōgami religious group, child kidnappings, and illegal organ donations with the biotech research facility. Miyako meets Kabata, and Takahito was found bleeding on the shrine steps. The truth about the death of Makoto's father and the kidnapping of Tarō comes to light. (en) The three learn more about astral projection and the hidden realm from Makoto, due to his knowledge from the religious group his family owns. Tarō's parents, Ryōya and Miki Komori, talk with Atsushi Hirata, his psychologist, and the three boys later meet each other in the hidden realm again. (en) Makoto rescues Sanae from a house fire, however Masato dies in the process. She had just woken up from a coma but her memory has regressed. Takahito is in an ICU, but Miyako does not recognize Masayuki and Tarō. Kei reminisces about Masato and how she loved him from afar. Makoto reconciles with his mother. (en) At Kurata, Tarō and Makoto meet Sanae Ōgami, Makoto's mother, and Makoto makes a failed attempt at killing her. Tarō recognizes Sanae's lover, Masato, as the Snark. Meanwhile, Masayuki discovers spirits in the biotech research facility in an O.B.E. He sees his dad speaking with Reika about his research but then he is suddenly attacked by some spirit monsters, known as hopeful monsters, by Reika's biotech laboratory assistant. (en) A body was found floating in the dam. The so-called curse was brought up and the three protagonists learn about the story of the first four high schoolers who went to the abandoned hospital. (en) The three boys continue to explore the hospital, and more history regarding Masayuki and Makoto is revealed. Eventually, the three discover that there is something very unnatural about the hospital. (en) Four teenagers are attacked by a black humanoid ghost near the old abandoned building where the kidnapper was run over and killed. Later, the three protagonists investigate the area in their state of O.B.E., and the spirit turns its sights on them. (en) Tarō had a long O.B.E. sequence where he sees Miyako in bed with fever and meets Masato Kaibara as the Snark in the hidden realm. He goes with Masayuki, Makoto, and Michio to her house. When he mentions what Miyako said in her possessed state, Takahito becomes afraid and tells them to leave. At the bottom of the shrine steps is Noriko Kabata, the handmaiden of Himeko Ōgami, Makoto's grandmother. (en) Masayuki reveals the timeline of the kidnapping incident and theorises that there is a connection between the case and Makoto's father's death. Tarō begins E.M.D.R. therapy, which dredges up memories previously hidden. (en) |
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| dbp:translittitle | Shinapusu Kairo o Henka sase, Sore o Iji suru Nōryoku = Ningen no Nō ni Okeru Chōki Kioku no Shōtai (en) Dōtei/Anmokuchi no Jigen (en) Gankyū Undō ni Yoru Datsukansa to Saishori (en) Haishi e (en) Hensei Ishiki (en) Jitsuzon Shugiteki naru Shinrei (en) Kakuritsu Kyōmei (en) Kasosei Jikan (en) Kibōteki na Kaibutsu (en) Kyōfushō Bakuro (en) Kōjōsei Iji Kinō Dōchō Kōka (en) Mizube no Ryōshi Jūryoku Riron (en) Naizai Chitsujo (en) Nō no Naka no Homunkurusu (en) Shāman no Ryōiki (en) Sō, Sono Sunāku wa Būjamu datta (en) Sōhatsu Kiban (en) Taigai Ridatsu Taiken (en) Nō no Hentōtai o Chūshin to Suru Kioku, Jōdō o Tsukasadoru Dainō Hen'enkei -- Sono Kakumei (en) Ronriteki Tōjiron ni Okeru Ayamachi/Puroguramu Bagu (en) Afōdansu [Kankyō ga Seibutsu ni Teikyō Suru Mono]/Shikōba Ryōhō (en) |
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