Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun Season: 1 Episode 12 – The Little Mermaid (Season 1 Finale) In Hindi
The Little Mermaid (人魚姫 Ningyo hime?) is the twelfth episode of the Toilet-bound Hanako-kun anime and the final episode of Season 1.
Synopsis
Kou and Mitsuba have met again, and Kou can't seem to sort out his complicated feelings towards Mitsuba not remembering him.
Nene worries about Kou, but Hanako-kun gets jealous and can't help but tease her over it. Seeing Hanako-kun make all sorts of unexpected expressions, Nene can't help but wonder;
"Maybe it'd be better if I were a supernatural too..."
As she whispers, the Mermaid's servants appear in front of her...![1]
Funimation Description
Nene made it back from the Hell of Mirrors in one piece, but she worries about what Hanako may be hiding from her. Just then, a strange fish appear, calling her their princess and asking her to join them as the mermaid's successor.[2]
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Synopsis
Kou and Mitsuba have met again, and Kou can't seem to sort out his complicated feelings towards Mitsuba not remembering him.
Nene worries about Kou, but Hanako-kun gets jealous and can't help but tease her over it. Seeing Hanako-kun make all sorts of unexpected expressions, Nene can't help but wonder;
"Maybe it'd be better if I were a supernatural too..."
As she whispers, the Mermaid's servants appear in front of her...![1]
Funimation Description
Nene made it back from the Hell of Mirrors in one piece, but she worries about what Hanako may be hiding from her. Just then, a strange fish appear, calling her their princess and asking her to join them as the mermaid's successor.[2]
Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.