Jigoku Shoujo Futakomori - Hell Girl Two Mirrors DVDrip {Big_A_Little_A} {Samurai RG}

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Presents
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Jigoku Shoujo Futakomori
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Hell Girl - Two Mirrors/
Hell Girl Second Cage
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Movie Information
Genre...................: Animation/Drama/Fantasy
IMDb rating.............: 7.9/10
IMDB Link...............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0968237/
Wiki Link...............: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell_girl
ANN Link................: http://www.animenewsnetwork.co.uk/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=6827
Language................: Japanese
Subtitles...............: Softcoded English
Total Duration..........: 11h 15mn
Source..................: DVD R1
Format..................: MPEG-4
Format/Info.............: Base Media V2
Total File size.........: 3.30 GB
Writing application.....: HandBrake 0.9.5


Plot
All of the Hell Correspondents, Ai Enma included, are getting tired of frivolous and unwarranted requests for vengeance, which they have had no choice but to carry out for the past 400 years now in hopes of achieving their own salvation. Instead of flippantly throwing out lines to the effect of “I can’t believe so-and-so is doing this,” the Hell Correspondents are directly involved in stories that touch each of them so deeply — due to likenesses to either themselves or their past livesthat each correspondent is moved to direct and active intervention. This introduces (mild) tension betwixt the group’s members. Everyone gets to point a finger, however, so fallibility pretty much evens out.
Hell Girl: Two Mirrors succeeds in tying the previous collection’s seemingly flippant content into a story both poignant and well orchestrated. While its skill at enhancing supporting characters is questionable, the collection further rounds out Ai Enma and more importantly restores faith in the series’ signature bite while using it to accomplish something new. Instead of being pushed to the breaking point by hate as in the first season, the Hell Correspondents are broken by the conflict between mercy and their cursed duty. Taken by itself, Hell Girl: Two Mirrors is a change of course for the series that seems to be tackled with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer. However, this collection shows its strength by knowing how to effectively leverage similar and contrasting content from pasts both distant and recent.


EPISODE GUIDE
Episode 01 "The Girl in the Dark"/"Yami no Naka no Shōjo"
Maki Onda is being bullied in class, but she doesn't know who is bullying her. She spends every night typing her classmates' names into the Hotline to Hell engine, but always erases it. Her science teacher Eiko Kamishiro tries to help her, but Onda always refuses. Eventually, she finds out through one of her classmates, Nakase, that Kamishiro is the one who has been bullying her and sends her to Hell.
Episode 02 "Bubbles"/"Utakata"
Yayoi Kurayoshi's sister, Sumire, is missing. Yayoi is constantly hearing the sound of bubbles from underwater. After a while begins to realize her sister is dead, but because she doesn't know the identity of the killer, she can't get onto the website to get her sister's revenge. She blames herself for Sumire's death because Sumire vanished on a day Yayoi argued with her, and so, they did not walk home together. Yayoi falls into a fountain and has a vision of what happened to her sister. Sumire was kidnapped, raped, killed, the body stuffed in a suitcase and dumped in a lake, which explains the bubbles. Yayoi confronts the killer, who turns out to be a monstrous entity in diguise, and sends him to Hell for Sumire.
Episode 03 "Beloved Kei"/"Itoshi no Kei-chan"
A girl named Tae Sakairi is obsessively protective of her neighbor and childhood friend, Kei. She refuses to admit her love for Kei because she thinks their relationship would change and then they would drift apart. She knows his girlfriend, Yumie, is a two-timer, but refuses to tell him because she's "protecting" him. Kei enters her room through her window, admits he knows his girlfriend is cheating on him, and then sleeps with Tae when she comforts him. She becomes afraid that their relationship is now in danger of changing and refuses to open her window when Kei says he loves her. She opens her window to see if he's still there, causing him to lose his balance (because he
was trying to slip into her room again) and fall to his death. The next day, Tae sends his ex-girlfriend to Hell for causing Kei to be distraught enough to alter his relationship with Tae and for calling him pathetic. Tae moves to a new area and her new window neighbor looks almost exactly like Kei...
Episode 04 "Secret"/"Himitsu"
Shuichi Yagisawa's wife, Chinami, is in the hospital, fighting an illness. He'll do anything for money to help her. He enters the site to get revenge on Hhouki, whom he committed a crime with and at whose urging he killed the third member of their group in order to get his money. Hhouki wanders into the hospital and tells Chinami that her husband killed a man, causing her to go into a coma due to her distress. Yagisawa sends Hhouki to Hell. When he returns to the hospital to tell his wife that everything is okay, she no longer remembers him. Kikuri is seen wandering around the hospital drinking juice and somehow making Chinami believe she is her daughter. In this episode, she leaves the mortal world with Ai and officially becomes part of the group.
Episode 05 "Barreling Towards Hell"/"Jigoku e no Bōsō"
Leon Yamada, is constantly bullying Oi-chan, a stereotypical geek. So Oi-chan sought a contract with Ai but he changed his mind after learning about the consequences. Leon, in turn, is in love with a high schoolgirl named Izumi Miyahara. He plans to confess his love for her and leave the gang he is in. However, Leon's gang leader, Rikiya Hashitsume, refuses to let him leave the gang. After Leon overhears Oi-chan talking about the Hell Girl, he makes Oi-chan show him the Hotline to Hell, wherein he submits the gang leader's name, not caring about the personal consequences. Rikiya tries to kidnap Izumi to stop Leon from confessing to her and, therefore, abandoning the gang. However, as he kidnaps Izumi, Leon sends him to hell. After continuing to bully Oi-chan, Leon steals his wallet and plans to finally confess to Izumi. While he's speeding down the street, however, he crashes around a bend against an oncoming truck and dies, immediately going to Hell. As a result, the flame on the candle with his name is put out.
Episode 06 "Where the Sun Shines"/"Hi no Ataru Basho"
Souta Hosono is a hikikomori, a very withdrawn boy who always spends his school time in the infirmary. Because of this, his classmates make fun of him. He falls in love with a classmate, Kiwako Nitta, because she was the only one who did not make fun of him. He dislikes her current boyfriend, Hirohisa Sugita. Souta attempts to access the Hotline to Hell, but Ai rejects him because his rage is not strong enough. While Souta is stalking Kiwako at a bowling alley, he overhears her boyfriend suggesting to his friend, Sawazaki, that he will "lend" Kiwako to him so that Sawazaki can finally lose his virginity by raping Kiwako. Ai appears to Souta that night, but while he begs her to save Kiwako, he refuses to sell his soul in exchange for revenge; in turn, Ai tells him that her service cannot be accessed on the grounds of seeking justice. Kiwako later tells Souta that she accessed the Hotline to Hell and has sent Sugita to Hell. Souta is shocked that she would agree to go to Hell for that and eventually turns down Ai's help. At the end of the episode, Souta purchases a knife and it is assumed that he plans to kill Sawazaki.
Episode 07 "Bonds"/"Kizuna"
Emi Ougi's family has changed ever since her brother, Tatsuya Ougi, died in a motorcycle accident on a sharp, poorly-lit turn. Her mother is ignoring the family, and is trying to get the city to take responsibility for her son's death. Tatsuya was everything for his mother and Emi tries to help her mother get over it, but her mother continues to be unconcerned for the well-being of her daughter -- as a matter of fact, even when Tatsuya was alive, she never cared about Emi at all. Emi learns that her brother had one of Ai's dolls (Wanyuudo) but has not used it yet; now, it belongs to Emi. After her family starts to become dysfunctional, Emi is unable to bear her increasingly insane mother's burden any longer, and she sends her mother to hell. After that, she realizes that she's better off without her mother, just as Tatsuya himself believed (he wanted to send his mother to hell because he could not stand her excessive pampering to him).
Episode 08 "The Fake Hell Link"/"Nise Jigoku Tsūshin"
Shouko Baba is a teacher everyone dislikes because she frequently scolds students and is very strict. A fake Hotline to Hell is created is circulated among students who were just scolded by Baba-sensei. Tracing was carried out and they concluded that a student named Waka Ikami created and circulated the fake Hotline to Hell. However, Ikami claims that she did not do it. On the same night, another teacher named Mami Kuriyama calls Ikami and tells her that it was Baba who made the fake Hotline to Hell and blamed her for it, and that Ikami should come to the school to plot revenge. Mami-sensei waits in the computer lab for Ikami and tries to convince Ikami to access the real Hotline
to Hell to send Baba to hell. To her surprise, the one who turned up is Ai, not Ikami. Mami and Ai already knew each other from their pasts (she had contacted the Hotline nine years prior, back when she was in junior high herself) to send the same Baba-sensei to Hell). The truth is Mami (real surname Manaka) was the one who created the fake Hotline to Hell and blamed the students for it. It was all because Baba scolded Mami when she was young and she blames Baba for all her problems; however, she is too afraid to enter hell after banishing Baba, and is instead trying to lure students into completing her request. Overhearing Mami's rant, Baba comes and types in Mami's name into the real Hotline to Hell, as a punishment for an attempt to use her students as sacrifices. Baba agrees to go to Hell as she blames herself for creating a teacher like Mami, while letting her true colors show to Ai, and a new teacher who also used to be her student, but holds no grudge of Baba.


Episode 09 "Elder Brother, Younger Sister"/"Ani Imōto"
Despite the fact that they are close, Maho Suzaki hates her brother, Mikio Suzaki, for chasing away her boyfriends. Maho discovers that Mikio has been dressing up as a woman, "Miki", and stealing her boyfriends from her. She believes it's because he feels he is prettier than she is, but he later confesses that he does it to prevent Maho from seeing other men and ultimately leaving him because he is in love with her. When Maho can no longer take the pressure, she ends up sending him to Hell, even though she knows that, along with her hatred, she also loved him, later realizing it may not be just in the fraternal sense of the word.
Episode 10 "Anna Sone's Intimate Holiday"/"Sone Anna no Nureta Kyūjitsu"
Hone Onna meets a director named Tetsuro Megoro. He wants Hone Onna to be the protagonist (Sone Anna) in his film. He is obsessed about writing screen plays. He has a wife and two lovers but seems uninterested in all of them. Eventually Tetsuro’s wife, Kumiko (one of his lovers) and Hone Onna become good friends. After a series of mishaps in Tetsuro's life (in which he gambled away the money he would use to fund his film), he returns home and they decided to go to a hot springs resort. But being clumsy and foolish, Tetsuro bumps into a stranger's car and a few hours later, spills coffee on the same man. The man, Hachiroku Gyouta, eventually sends Tetsuro to Hell for the scratch on his car. In the end, Hone Onna erases herself from Kumiko and Tetsuro's wife's memories. This episode mainly consists of flash-backs in Hone Onna's memory.
Episode 11 "The Distant Room Next Door"/"Tōi Rinshitsu"
Shizuko Amagi adopts a stray cat and names it Muru. She just moved in and has not introduced herself to her neighbors yet. Whenever she tries to no one is at home. Ren often comes to visit her. A few days after adopting the cat, she begins to receive mysterious prank calls. Items that she did not order were delivered to her house. She also receives threatening letters, warning her to throw out the cat. Amagi does not know what to do as she does not have enough money to move out yet. She hires a private investigation agency and they discovers that it is her neighbor named Kyoko Tachibana making prank calls and sending threats. She sends a letter to Tachibana apologizing about the cat and told her that she will move out with the cat as soon as possible. That being done, she hears bangs and crashes from next door. The next day, she gets home and discovers that her apartment door is wide open and Muru is gone. She frantically attempts to search for the cat and found a plastic bag filled with meat outside. Thinking that it is Muru, she pulls the string on Ai's doll to send Tachibana to hell. Later in the episode, it is revealed that the cat belonged to Tachibana and she was upset that Amagi adopted the cat, but never even thought of actually telling Amagi so. Amagi hears distant cat meows and discovers Muru thus the bag of meat was nothing but another prank.
Episode 12 "Black Rut"/"Kuro no Wadachi"
A new road needs to be built to stop the traffic accidents in