#Fukigen na mononokean tsuzuki manga series
They carry the weight of the series on their burgeoning friendship, as they go about their duties for their otherworldly clients. Ultimately, Fukigen na Mononokean is about relationships, with those two as the fulcrum. Throughout the politics and conspiracies Hanae gets entangled in, the strength of his bond with Abeno continues to grow. And that was what the arc of this season focused on – the consequences of getting involved where humans aren’t wanted. It was through those interactions that Hanae got to know yokai better, even befriending a handful of them, which led to him becoming more and more embroiled in their world. Since the series follows an episodic structure for the most part, each episode tends to focus on a newly introduced client with a problem for Abeno and Hanae to solve so that the client can be exorcised to the Underworld without any regrets. As the master of the Mononokean, Abeno is tasked with sending stray yokai to the Underworld, where they can replenish their strength and be among their own kind. This series, like many before, deals with the struggles of day-to-day life in a world where yokai are very real. Who would ever guess that the excitable and often exceedingly friendly Ashiya would become Abeno’s strongest connection to humanity? When the first season of the animated adaption of Wazawa Kiri’s manga series introduced viewers to Ashiya Hanae ( Kaji Yuuki) and the dour master of the Mononokean, Abeno Haruitsuki ( Maeno Tomoaki), they were classmates whose lives didn’t intersect in the slightest. Fukigen na Mononokean deserves all the love it receives and so much more.
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