Jigoku shojo(Hell Girl) Vol I-VI DVDrip {Big_A_Little_A} {Samurai RG}

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Jigoku shôjo
AKA
Hell Girl/The Girl From Hell
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Movie Information
Genre...................: Animation/Drama/Fantasy
IMDb rating.............: 7.3/10
IMDB Link...............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0962740/
Language................: English/Japanese
Subtitles...............: Softcoded English
Total Duration..........: 9h 45mn
Source..................: DVD R1
Format..................: MPEG-4
Format/Info.............: Base Media V2
Total File size.........: 4.90 GB
Writing application.....: HandBrake 0.9.5
Plot
The story revolves around a girl named Ai Enma, who is known to most people as Jigoku Shoujo (Hell Girl). The reason for her being known by such a name is because of the service she is rumored to provide.The rumored service is to carry out other people's grudges on their behalf. The service requires the use of a website known as the Jigoku Tsuushin (Hotline to Hell),
The website can only be accessed exactly at midnight, and can only be seen by those who bear significantly powerful grudges. Ai will then investigate the client, i.e. the sender, to see if their grudge is genuine or not, usually by supernatural means.
Hell Girl, Vol 1 Butterfly-Eps 1-5
Ep 1 From Beyond the Twilight (Yuyami no Kanata Yori)
Mayumi Hashimoto, a junior high school student, is bullied by classmate Yoshimi Kuroda: the latter framing the former for embezzling class money, coerces her into immoral behavior and then blackmails her with photographs of the activity. At her wits' end, Mayumi overhears of a website that can send the object of one's grudge to hell.
Ep 2 The Possessed Girl (Miirareta Shojo)
Ryoko Takamura is being tormented by a seemingly unstoppable stalker, and her life is becoming a living hell. She and her family seek the aid of investigator Koichiro Kisaragi, unaware that he is in fact the stalker. In desperation, Ryoko accesses the Hell Link.
Ep 3 The Filthy Mound (Yogoreta Maundo)
High school baseball player Daisuke Iwashita's friend and teammate Shinichi Muroi is being bullied by their team's ace pitcher, Mamoru Hanagasa. After Shinichi dies from injuries inflicted by Mamoru, Daisuke is framed for the murder and the town turns against him and his family. In desperation, Daisuke accesses the Hell Link.
Ep 4 Inaudible Cry (Kikoenu Sakebigoe)
Junko Kanno takes her sick dog to veterinarian Yoshiyuki Honjo for treatment, but her dog dies anyway. She later on finds out through the veterinarian's assistant, Masami Sekimoto, that Honjo had not bothered to treat her dog at all. For both her dog's sake and the other animals, she sends him to Hell.
Ep 5 The Woman of the High Tower (Takai To no Onna)
Riho Kaifu, the CEO of a computer company coerces a junior high school student and computer expert named Misato Tamura into working for her as a hacker, even going as far as to order Tamura to hack the Hell Correspondence website.

Hell Girl, Vol 2 Puddle-Eps 6-10
Ep 6 The Window on an Early Afternoon (Hirusagari no Mado)
Keiko Yasuda witnesses her neighbor, Nanako Todaka, committing adultery while walking past Todaka's house one afternoon. Knowing this, Nanako constantly harasses Keiko so that the latter would keep what she saw to herself.
Ep 7 Cracked Mask (Hibiwareta Kamen)
Ayaka Kurenai, a rising theater actress, schemes against fellow actress Kaoruko Kurushima after the latter outshines her in their theater company. After having thugs force Kaoruko to drink a tonic that ruins her voice, Midori Kurenai, Ayaka's adopted mother and the owner of their theatrical company, cancels the show. Enraged by Midori's bias toward Kaoruko, Ayaka attempts to send Midori to Hell.
Ep 9 The Sweet Trap (Amai Wana)
Yuka Kasuga and her sister, Hiromi fulfill their dream of opening a bakeshop, and allow their father's friend, famous baker Shinya Morizaki, to taste one of their father's creations. After Morizaki then steals their recipe and claims it as his own, the Kasugas' bakeshop suffers greatly, and they go bankrupt. Yuka eventually uses the Hell Correspondence to send Morizaki to Hell.
Ep 10 Friends (Tomodachi)
Minami Shibuya is obsessed with her friend Shiori Akasaka, and after Shiori seems to abandon her, Minami accesses the Hell Link to send her former friend to Hell.

Hell Girl, Vol 3 Cherry-Eps 11-14
Ep 11 The Broken String (Chigireta Ito)
Masaya Kataoka seeks revenge against crooked journalist Kentaro Inagaki, who framed him and his late father for criminal misdeeds.
EP 12 Split Shards (Koboreta Kakeratachi)
Akane Sawai becomes a hikikomori and stops going to school due to emotional problems; holed up in her room, she only interacts with her textmate, whom she met on the internet. Her concerned teacher, Yoshiki Fukasawa, visits her to check on her and tries to convince her to return to school. Akane gets irritated by this, and is convinced by her textmate to send Fukasawa to Hell.
Ep 13 Imprisoned Girl (Rengoku Shojo)
Hell Correspondence isn't just a recent phenomenon, but has been occurring for hundreds of years. This episode reveals how the Hell Correspondence was accessed through the classified ads in print newspapers before the war.
Ep 14 Beyond the Tiny Road (Fukurokoji no Muko)
Saki Kirino seeks revenge for the death of her father, a Japanese politician who was earnestly trying to do good; Mayor Ryuzo Kusunoki seems to have nefarious yakuza ties that assassinated her father and put him into power.

Hell Girl, Vol 4 Marble-Eps 15-18
EP 15 Island Woman (Shima no Onna)
Fujie Minato is a domineering and paranoid woman who refuses to let her niece Mina Minato live life away from their tiny island; in reality Fujie's psyche was broken after a traumatizing event on the mainland. Mina's boyfriend, a marine biologist named Yuji Numata, was also assaulted by Fujie for trying to escape with her to the mainland; Mina accesses the Hell Correspondence
to win her freedom.
Ep 16 A Night Among Travelling Entertainers (Tabigeinin no Yoru)
Yuki and Yumi, two twin sisters, both work as circus performers. Even though she is a worse performer than Yumi, Yuki is favored over Yumi. While the former (Yuki) is pampered, the latter (Yumi) is constantly and heinously abused verbally and physically by the ringmaster. Despite Hajime Shibata's efforts to intervene, Yumi sends her twin to Hell.
Ep 17 Glass Scenery (Garasu no Fukei)
A fog descends on the highway and the Shibatas find themselves stranded at an eerie sanitarium in the company of a mysterious girl calling herself Nina.
Ep 18 Bound Girl (Shibarareta Shojo)
Miki Kawakami finds herself and her two Welsh Corgies enslaved by an evil, reclusive and paranoid rich woman named Chinatsu Shimono; because Miki's dogs bit her, Shimono now holds the dogs hostage and forces Miki to be her slave. Miki calls for Ai Enma's help when Shimono kills one of her dogs, hoping to save the other.

Hell Girl, Vol 5 Carp-Eps 19-22
Ep 19 Bride Doll (Hanayome Ningyo)
An orphan named Inori was picked by her orphanage's main benefactor, a doll-maker named Kyogetsu, to be her son's bride...but with the condition that she literally act like a doll: Inori is to do nothing, not even serve her husband's breakfast, except sit still, eat very little and remain beautiful. For the sake of the other children in the orphanage, Inori puts up with the mistreatment for as long as she can, but is pushed to her limit and sends Kyogetsu to Hell.
Ep 20 Hell Girl vs. Hell Boy (Jigoku Shojo tai Jigoku Shonen)
TV psychic Gil de L'Enfer seeks to prove his powers against Hell Girl. Ai and her servants seem overmatched, but Hiroshi "Esper" Watanabe, the phony whom Gil had humiliated and manipulated to get to them, wants revenge. A new supernatural player is introduced.
Ep 21 The Kind Neighbour (Yasashii Rinjin)
Yuko Murai and her father move to a farm to take a break from urban life. Ryosuke Sekine, their neighbor,eagerly helps them out with the work on the farm... perhaps too eagerly. The Murai's crops are eventually overrun by pests, the farm fails and Yuko's broken father eventually dies because of alcoholism. Yuko eventually finds out that Sekine had sabotaged their crops in order
to settle an old grudge against her family. Yuko wants to send him to Hell, but is convinced otherwise by Hajime Shibata, to the annoyance of Hell.
Ep 22 Rain of Remorse (Kaikon no Ame)
Goro Suetsugu, a heartbroken husband who is being cheated on by his wife Mariko Hayashi, calls on Ai for help and sends his wife to Hell. Hajime Shibata attempted to stop him but failed, and ended up telling Goro about a similar experience that he had with his wife, Ayumi.

Hell Girl, Vol 6 Pinwheel-Eps 23-26
Ep 23 The Light of the Hospital Ward (Byoto no Hikari)
Tsugumi's visions point to nurse Kanako Sakuragi as Ai's next objective. She appears to be a kind person, beloved by her patients and co-workers, but will that matter when the question is one of vengeance?
Ep 24 Village in the Twilight (Yugure no Sato)
Realizing that their fates are somehow linked to Hell Girl, the Shibatas look for the reasons in a remote spot in the mountains. There they learn that they are bound to her more deeply than they had ever imagined.
Ep 25 Hell Girl (Jigoku Shojo)
This episode reveals the sad story of Ai's past. Doomed to be a harvest sacrifice, Ai is abandoned in the mountains to die of exposure; her older cousin and only friend, Sentaro Shibata, tries to save her life by smuggling her food and water, but they are discovered. The villagers then bury Ai alive, and coerce Sentaro into helping; Ai's grudge is born of this betrayal.
Ep 26 The Ephemeral (Karinui)
Ai Enma encourages Tsugumi Shibata to send her father Hajime to Hell, using her late mother Ayumi to provoke her. But Hajime admits his part in her mother's accidental death, revealing the entire story, and he is forgiven by Tsugumi. Ai recovers her composure, but is all really well?

Production
Takahiro Omori..........: Director (unknown episodes)
Taliesin Jaffe..........: Writer (26 episodes, 2005-2006)
Hiroshi Watanabe........: Writer (26 episodes, 2005-2006)
Ai Abe..................: Producer (unknown episodes)
Masahiro Matsumura......: (unknown episodes)
Masahiro Hosoda.........: Storyboard artist (1 episode, 2005)
Katsuyuki Kodera........: Storyboard artist (1 episode, 2005)
Takahiro Omori..........: Storyboard artist (1 episode, 2005)
Adrian Cook.............: Sound re-recording mixer (26 episodes, 2005-2006)
Mariko Oka..............: Character designer (26 episodes, 2005-2006)
Ingen...................: Calligrapher (unknown episodes)
Isao Satô...............: Thanks (26 episodes, 2005-2006)
Cast
Mamiko Noto.............: Ai Enma (26 episodes, 2005-2006)
Brina Palencia..........: Ai Enma (26 episodes, 2005-2006)
Kent Williams...........: Clown (4 episodes, 2006)
Masaya Matsukaze........: Ren Ichimoku (3 episodes, 2005)
Takako Honda............: Hone Onna (3 episodes, 2005)
Takayuki Sugo...........: Wanyudo (3 episodes, 2005)
Shigeru Muroi...........: Narration (3 episodes, 2005)
Ai Hayasaka.............: Joseito (3 episodes, 2005)
Eriko Matsushima........: Ai no Sobo (2 episodes, 2005)
Cassandra Hodges........: Gotanda (2 episodes, 2005)
Christopher Sabat.......: Director (2 episodes, 2006)
Nana Mizuki.............: (unknown episodes)
Massaya Matsuzake Ono...: (unknown episodes)
Kanako Sakai............: (unknown episodes)
Hidekatsu Shibata.......: (unknown episodes)
Toshiyuki Toyonaga......: (unknown episodes)
Yûji Ueda...............: (unknown episodes)

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Date of post.......: 09.10.2011