Just as Jonathan's heroism transforms one foe's hatred into humanity, an even greater behemoth drives the crew to a knightly training camp, complete with a medieval chamber of death.

Iyami is down on his luck and asks the boys for help, then Hatabou has some trouble of his own with finding friends.

When Matsuzou's health fails, the sextuplets have to start thinking seriously about their future, with each starting to fumble his way towards a new life.

"Hungry Town" has all the old charm of post-WWII Japan. Though not wealthy, the neighborhood teems with energy and its inhabitants are busy with life--except for Iyami, who refuses to work and spends his days in poverty until he meets a child named Kiku.

The boys and their friends get involved with, and get caught up in, a series of incidents over the summer.

Starting this week, this show will now be known as "Hijirikawa Shounosuke-san."

Josuke and Okuyasu come across an Italian restaurant owned by an Italian chef named Tonio. When Okuyasu asks for the menu, Tonio explains that he decides the menu on the spot based on the customer he sees.

Mom and Dad Matsuno force their six NEETs to find "jobs," then Iyami heads to a party with one of Prof. Dekapan's inventions and the Matsu boys in tow.

No sooner than Bruno and team set foot on the shore near Rome the team finds a flesh-eating mold devouring everyone in sight. It's the work of Cioccolata, made worse by his partner Secco, who records the tortured faces of his victims to be viewed later.

Kosaku Kawajiri is forced to kill Hayato after the boy threatens to expose him as a killer. To make matter worse, Kosaku learns from his father, Yoshihiro, that Rohan and the others are coming to investigate the Kawajiri family shortly. Realizing that his cover will soon be blown, a desperate Kosaku is trying to find a way to escape his situation when he is suddenly stabbed by Yoshihiro's arrow.