List of Nichijou episodes
Nichijou is a 2011 Japanese anime television series produced by Kyoto Animation based on the comedy manga by Keiichi Arawi. The series is directed by Tatsuya Ishihara and aired in Japan from April 3, 2011 to September 26, 2011. It was also simulcasted by Crunchyroll under the name My Ordinary Life.[1][2] Prior to the airing of the anime series, an original video animation (OVA), titled Nichijou Episode 0, shipped with the sixth manga volume on March 12, 2011.[3] For the first 13 episodes in the first broadcast, the opening theme song is "Hyadain no Kakakata Kataomoi - C" (ヒャダインのカカカタ☆カタオモイ-C, lit. "Hyadain's U-u-u-u☆unrequited Love - C") by Hyadain, while the ending theme song is "Zzz" by Sayaka Sasaki. For episodes 14 onwards, the opening theme is "Hyadain no Jōjō Yūjō" (ヒャダインのじょーじょーゆーじょー, Hyadain's Amazing Friendship) by Hyadain and its ending song varies every episode.
Nichijou DVD volume 1 cover
Episode list
| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | |
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| OVA | "Nichijou Episode 0" Transcription: "Nichijou no Zero-wa" (Japanese: 日常の0話) | Kazuya Sakamoto | Jukki Hanada | March 12, 2011 | |
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Mio Naganohara tries to comfort her friend Yūko Aioi when she gets a 1% score on a test. Meanwhile, robotic girl Nano Shinonome tries to give the young Professor, who has a cold, some medicine, which she refuses to eat, and tries to get advice from their talking cat, Sakamoto. Finally the Professor eats the medicine after Nano mixes it with pudding. Later, Yūko, Mio and their friend Mai Minakami go on a train ride, which is completely empty at this time of the day. Chronologically, this OVA takes place some time after the 4th episode, with Sakamoto already a part of the Shinonome household. | |||||
| 01 | "Nichijou Episode 1" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ichi-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第一話) | Tatsuya Ishihara | Jukki Hanada | April 3, 2011[4] | |
| While chasing after a cat that stole her breakfast, Nano runs into a student and blows up and finds herself up on a roof with a missing arm. Yūko goes through desperate means to keep her octopus sausage from being sullied, while Kōjirō Sasahara makes a scene at the school's opening ceremony over bringing his goat to school, only to be shot and reprimanded by Misato Tachibana, and Yūko tricks Mio into pressing the fire alarm. Later, Nano begs her creator, the Professor, to remove the noticeable windup key on her back, but she refuses because she thinks it is cute. | |||||
| 02 | "Nichijou Episode 2" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二話) | Taichi Ishidate | Jukki Hanada | April 11, 2011[5] | |
| After running late from school, Mio ends up being chased by a girl wearing a bear mask, which turns out to be her older sister playing a prank on her. Meanwhile, Nano is shocked to find the Professor has modified her body to produce desserts. Later, Mio lends Yūko her notebook, only to remember that she ended up drawing an erotic sketch of Kōjirō in there, and attempts to get it back. Meanwhile, Misato tries to get Kōjirō to cooperate with her on the festival committee seriously. | |||||
| 03 | "Nichijou Episode 3" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-san-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第三話) | Hiroko Utsumi | Jukki Hanada | April 18, 2011[5] | |
| Yūko gets the feeling that Mai is mad at her and tries to apologize in various ways, only to find out she was wearing headphones. Meanwhile, Nano and the Professor find a black cat and name it Sakamoto. The Professor makes a special scarf which allows Sakamoto to speak, although he ends up speaking in a rather condescending tone towards the two. Yūko has an arm wrestling match with Mai, only to lose repeatedly to the latter. | |||||
| 04 | "Nichijou Episode 4" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-yon-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第四話) | Mitsuyoshi Yoneda | Jukki Hanada | April 25, 2011[5] | |
| Guidance counselor Izumi Sakurai has trouble enforcing the rules to the school's students. Meanwhile, Nano and the Professor go grocery shopping where they are surprised to find a snowman on sale. Later, Sakamoto's desire to be the authority figure is wavered by his cat-like tendencies. Mai tells Yūko that she has feelings for her, which leaves Yūko flabbergasted, only to learn it is one of Mai's many pranks on her. | |||||
| 05 | "Nichijou Episode 5" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-go-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第五話) | Naoko Yamada | Jukki Hanada | May 2, 2011[5] | |
| Tsuyoshi Nakanojō visits a medium in order to debunk the supernatural but fails. Yūko and Mai play Rock-paper-scissors, except Mai doesn't follow the rules of the game exactly. The Professor tries to fix Nano's Daruma doll, only to make it worse. Yūko decides to draw for Ms. Izumi's next quiz paper, which catches Mio's attention, as she is stunned that Ms. Izumi likes Yūko's amateur drawing. Despite her drawings being better than Yūko's, Ms. Izumi doesn't find Mio's drawings cool. In her anger and absentmindedness, Mio accidentally draws a half-naked picture of Kōjirō, which unfortunately for her, Ms. Izumi does put in the quiz paper. | |||||
| 06 | "Nichijou Episode 6" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-roku-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第六話) | Yoshiji Kigami | Maiko Nishioka | May 9, 2011[5] | |
| Mio and Yūko play a game of picture shiritori, with Mio becoming increasingly shocked by Yūko's bad spelling. While standing out in the hallway, Yūko becomes speechless as she bears witness to a life or death battle between the principal and a deer. Meanwhile, Nano catches a cockroach under a bowl, but becomes scared as to what to do next. As Yūko, Mio and Mai go camping, Yūko and Mio accidentally ruin their food, leading to some heated arguments between the two. | |||||
| 07 | "Nichijou Episode 7" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-nana-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第七話) | Noriyuki Kitanohara | Katsuhiko Muramoto | May 16, 2011[6] | |
| An evil man named Dolf kidnaps the King Albert and pursues his daughter, seeking two wooden cubes that will allow him to take over the kingdom. However, he randomly dies after tripping over, allowing the princess to regain control of his minions. One of the minions finds both the cubes, but accidentally knocks them out the blimp window, where it's revealed to be Yūko's dream concerning how Mio got her hairbands. Back in reality, Manabu Takasaki becomes conflicted between his feelings for Sakurai and his duty as a teacher. Meanwhile, Yoshino encounters Nano and has fun teasing her. Later, the Professor, Nano and Sakamoto play baseball but have no idea how to play it. | |||||
| 08 | "Nichijou Episode 8" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-hachi-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第八話) | Yasuhiro Takemoto | Maiko Nishioka | May 23, 2011[6] | |
| On the morning of a very warm day, Nano's hand shoots off like a rocket while she is stretching outside, and she begins to chase it. Yūko tells various jokes to make Mio and Mai laugh, but she is devastated by the fact that none of them succeed. Misato tries very hard to hide her feelings for Kōjirō; however, her embarrassment gives her away, and she eventually gets hit in the head with Nano's flying hand. Then, Yūko, Mio, and Mai become stuck in an elevator, bored and with no hope, when Mio and Yūko suddenly go into a laughing fit. The Professor gets in trouble for eating a snack before bedtime, and Nano becomes upset when she hears she has no need to brush her own teeth because she will never get cavities. | |||||
| 09 | "Nichijou Episode 9" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-kyū-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第九話) | Hiroko Utsumi | Katsuhiko Muramoto | May 30, 2011[6] | |
| Mio is angry with her older sister Yoshino for ruining her cakes in order to play jokes on her. Yūko, Mio and Mai eat at a soba restaurant, but Yūko gets impatient when Mio's and Mai's dishes arrive while her order of vegetable tendon has not. Yūko is unable to sleep due to mosquitoes in her room. Nano punishes the Professor for eating snacks before dinner. Mio is tricked by Yoshino to take a part-time job as a daifuku mascot at a daifuku stand much to her embarrassment and annoyance. | |||||
| 10 | "Nichijou Episode 10" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十話) | Mitsuyoshi Yoneda | Chizuru Segawa | June 6, 2011[6] | |
| Yūko arrives late for class but is unable to enter due to the various traps set up by Mai. When she finally does enter, no one is there. Annaka goes to the park to eat Nagashi sōmen but the food is being served by a mad woman. After Nano praises how mature her ponytail looks, the Professor decides to act like an adult much to Nano's worry and Sakamoto's annoyance. Yūko doesn't want to do her homework and goes deep into thought about her future. | |||||
| 11 | "Nichijou Episode 11" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-ichi-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十一話) | Kazuya Sakamoto | Jukki Hanada | June 13, 2011[7] | |
| After finally recovering at home from a three-day cold, Yūko panics when she learns of tomorrow's school test. She struggles against her lazy-like behavior while trying to study but ends up writing poems. The Vice-principal has some nostalgic moments concerning his lonely and blurred past. The Professor makes a super glue to trap Sakamoto and Nano, but not only does she trap them, she also traps herself, almost killing Sakamoto in the process. Later, the Professor plays "Who is it?" with Nano. Sakamoto leaves the room, leaving the two alone, only to trap himself again on the super glue. Yūko tries to relax and remain calm in order to focus and resolve the test, but she runs out of time before that happens. | |||||
| 12 | "Nichijou Episode 12" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-ni-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十二話) | Noriyuki Kitanohara | Atsushi Itō | June 20, 2011[7] | |
| Yūko starts the day with a great mood, but she panics once at school after realizing she forgot her homework at home. Misato becomes flustered when Kōjirō tries to help her choose a juice from the vending machine. When she randomly ends up picking the one he recommended, she shoots him. Annaka goes to a shooting stall where the only prizes are eggplants and boxes of candy. After several tries, she discovers the prizes are all nailed down and is told to never come back. Mio and Yūko go to a theme park, and Yūko goes into a zombie-like state when she learns that Mio lost her wallet with all her money. The Professor attaches a wind up key on her back similar to Nano's and tries to act like her, but she does not last long since she cannot get used to it. Nano tries to seize the chance by having the Professor remove her key while they are switching roles, but fails. | |||||
| 13 | "Nichijou Episode 13" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-san-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十三話) | Kazuya Sakamoto | Tatsuya Ishihara | June 27, 2011[7] | |
| Through Sakamoto, the Professor learns of Nano's wish to go to school though she misunderstands that Nano wants to leave her. Despite having a serious fever, Yūko still goes to school to perform some tricks she practiced for Mio albeit without success. Sakamoto is afraid that the Professor is being spoiled by Nano when she gives in to the Professor's persistence and buys her sweets. Yūko scores 80 in a test. Mio finds her overreaction too annoying. On a stormy night, the Professor has Nano escort her to the bathroom. She asks Nano if she really wants to go to school. The next day, the Professor brings her a high school uniform to her surprise and joy. | |||||
| 14 | "Nichijou Episode 14" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-yon-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十四話) | Yoshiji Kigami | Jukki Hanada | July 4, 2011[7] | |
| Nano begins her first day at high school, but becomes paranoid about hiding the fact that she's a robot, though everyone else pretty much figures it out upon seeing her. A boy named Makoto Sakurai decides to join the go-soccer club, revealing to the club's president, Kenzaburō Daiku, about what one actually entails. Later, Mio gets into a heated argument with Yūko after she mishears her request for lunch. | |||||
| 15 | "Nichijou Episode 15" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-go-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十五話) | Noriyuki Kitanohara | Taichi Ishidate | July 11, 2011[8] | |
| Mio and Yūko attempt to prove that Nano is a robot only to fail, but Mai manages to film evidence. Nano tries to convince the Professor to remove the wind-up key on her back as it's hindering her school life, but gets mad and shoots the Professor with a pellet gun every time a dubious item comes out of her body. Ms. Nakamura plans to kidnap Nano, as she is interested about her robotic nature. When her drugged coffee fails to work on Nano, she decides to use a taser, only to mistakenly use it on Tsuyoshi. Mr. Takasaki becomes conflicted upon seeing Ms. Izumi and Makoto being close, unaware that they are siblings. Nano asks the Professor about the wind-up key again, but much to her chagrin, the Professor has installed a reaction feature that causes Nano to react in insane ways every time the Professor makes a joke. | |||||
| 16 | "Nichijou Episode 16" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-roku-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十六話) | Yasuhiro Takemoto | Jukki Hanada | July 18, 2011[8] | |
| Yūko goes to a reopened coffee shop to order coffee but due to its confusing menu names and the shop's employee not helping explaining it to her, Yūko gives up and orders a small cup of Espresso. Later, Yūko meets up with Mio but when a police officer suspects Mio is the culprit for putting counterfeit dollars in vending machines in the area, he confiscates her bag which contains a Yaoi doujin starring Kōjirō. Mio freaks out and keeps her doujin a secret by knocking out anyone who reads it including the officer, Yūko, an old man and Kōjirō's goat. While doing their school work at a fast food restaurant, Yūko plays a game with Mio and Mai to guess which one of her hands she has hidden an eraser in, which Mai wins by tricking her. Yūko visits Nano's home but Nano freaks out as she doesn't want her secret of being a robot exposed. Unfortunately, the Professor invites Yūko in and reveals the truth about Nano and both of them quickly become friends much to Nano's horror. When Yūko finally goes home, she calmly explains to Nano that it doesn't matter if she's a robot or not, as she's still Nano. | |||||
| 17 | "Nichijou Episode 17" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-nana-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十七話) | Naoko Yamada | Maiko Nishioka | July 25, 2011[8] | |
| The Professor finds a crow and gives it Sakamoto's scarf to allow it to speak (voiced by Daisuke Ono). This is much to Sakamoto's anger as the Professor is too focused on making jokes with the crow instead of returning the scarf. In one silent segment, Mio and Yūko try to finish a House of cards but their attempts are almost ruined by a sleeping Nano and Mai's antics. Unfortunately for them, the cards are destroyed when a ceiling lamp falls on it. Ms. Nakamura plans to kidnap Nano again by luring her to a hole in the ground but Tsuyoshi falls into instead. Annaka runs to Mr. Takasaki for help but he is currently conflicted as Makoto has blackmail him to become the go-soccer club's adviser or he will tell the school that he's in love with his older sister, Ms. Izumi. Feeling guilty for Tsuyoshi falling into her trap and shaving his Mohawk, Ms. Nakamura decides to go and help free him but when she finds Annaka and Mr. Takasaki trapped as well, she changes her mind and runs away. Yūko has enough with Mai's jokes and antics so she decide she will no longer comment about it again, but the temptation is too much when after a series of jokes, Yūko finally gives in. | |||||
| 18 | "Nichijou Episode 18" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-hachi-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十八話) | Hiroko Utsumi | Katsuhiko Muramoto | August 1, 2011[8] | |
| Yūko brings Mio to the reopened coffee shop hoping to see her become confused by trying to order coffee but runs away crying when she learns Mio understands the menu. Ms. Nakamura makes coffee with a stronger drug for Nano but accidentally drinks it. Misato scolds Kōjirō for skipping cleaning duty but she blushes when he agrees to do it. Yūko goes to meet Mai at a fast food restaurant in another town but due to a series of misunderstandings she is laughed by a little girl who happens to be Misato's younger sister, who turns out to be also meeting Misato at the same restaurant. When Yūko finally meets up with Mai, she is shocked to see Mai in a knight costume and wants to go trick or treating despite Halloween being over a week ago. The Professor shows off a robot powered by biscuits called "Biscuit 2" to Nano and Sakamoto but neither of them find it surprising. Yūko has another 'Fey Kingdom' dream that reveals how Mio got her fuzzy pigtails. | |||||
| 19 | "Nichijou Episode 19" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-jū-kyū-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第十九話) | Hiroko Utsumi | Atsushi Itō | August 8, 2011[8] | |
| While Misato, Weboshi and Fecchan are waiting during a rain, Fecchan decides to entertain the others only to get herself wet and dirty. Yūko tries to help Mio perform a high jump correctly which the latter succeeds after she accidentally headbutts Yūko, who in turn does the same thing to Mio in retaliation, pushing her over the bar. The Professor tries to get the laundry after it starts to rain but accidentally drops it. When she tries to blame the whole thing on Sakamoto, Nano decides to "punish" her and make no dinner for the Professor which the latter quickly admits the truth. Mio and Mai learns from Yūko that they forgot to do their assignments but are forced to seek shelter at a Shinto shrine after it rains, this begins a chain of bad luck happening to them eventually involving the shrine's priest. Kenzaburō and Yuria referees a go-soccer match between Makoto and Mr. Takasaki with his friend Ogi from the Go club explaining to the former two who realize what kind of club they have unfortunately joined. | |||||
| 20 | "Nichijou Episode 20" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-jū-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二十話) | Yoshiji Kigami | Jukki Hanada | August 15, 2011[9] | |
| Mio has Nano, Mai and Yūko help her draw her Yaoi manga that she is submitting. Unfortunately, Nano is embarrassed over the Yaoi, Mai keeps drawing unnecessary things in the manga and Yūko accidentally spilled ink on one of the pages and tries to unsuccessfully fix it. Meanwhile, Misato has a talk with her senpai Yoshino over her feelings but the latter wasn't listening and instead, gives Misato spicy crackers. Nano plays a game of Hide and Seek with Sakamoto and the Professor but when neither of them can't find the Professor and decides to take a break, the Professor, scared that they won't find her, immediately comes out of her hiding place. Back at Mio's home, Mio loses her temper on Yūko about how her friends aren't helpful in drawing her manga especially Yūko, who instead of buying the papers she needs to draw her manga, bought drinks and made unfunny jokes. When Yūko tries to explain something, Mio continues shouting at her until she realizes that Yūko did indeed buy the papers much to her embarrassment. | |||||
| 21 | "Nichijou Episode 21" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-jū-ichi-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二十一話) | Eisaku Kawanami | Katsuhiko Muramoto | August 22, 2011[9] | |
| While Weboshi and Fecchan hangout with Misato at her home, Weboshi tells her friends that she's interested with Tsuyoshi, believing he is a punk due to his Mohawk only for Fecchan to reveal he isn't. While going out to town during the weekend, Mr. Takasaki incidentally meets Ms. Izumi shopping. Rather than take the chance to spend time with her, Mr. Takasaki becomes so focus on what to do next and runs away when Yūko spots them. Ms. Nakamura decides to stalk and capture Nano by waiting at the supermarket she frequents. However, Mr. Takasaki spots her and comment how cute she looks in casual clothes which she runs away as the comment embarrass her throughout the day. In the Fey Kingdom airship, the minions manage to retrieve one of the wooden cubes but Mio sneaks in the airship to take the cube back and kill the minions due to the cube's power. As the minions helplessly face Mio's wrath, one of them manages to push her out of the airship where she lands back to earth and ending Yūko's dream. | |||||
| 22 | "Nichijou Episode 22" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-jū-ni-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二十二話) | Yasuhiro Takemoto | Maiko Nishioka | August 29, 2011[9] | |
| Tsuyoshi goes to the Shinto shrine to disprove exorcism by faking being possessed but when the priest gives logical conclusions for his problems, Tsuyoshi goes too far in his act which angers the priest after the former damages the shrine. Later, Tsuyoshi tries to escape working as his father's daifuku mascot but his father anticipated it so he put paint inside the daifuku mask, but to his father's shock, Tsuyoshi forcefully pulls it out, ripping his hair in the process. Yoshino encounters Mihoshi, who the latter does not like the former due to being naturally talented in Kendo. When Yoshino is distracted petting Sakamoto, Mihoshi tries to sneak attack her but instead hit the one person she wanted to beat, her Kendo assistant instructor. Fecchan tries to give a positive outlook when Weboshi's meatbun falls on the ground, but when her popsicle also falls leading to series of accidents on her, Fecchan throws a tantrum while Weboshi comforts her. The Professor drags Sakamoto out for a walk while Nano is waiting for her friends at home. However, the Professor and Sakamoto encounter Mai and her dogs but get trapped by the dogs when Mai suddenly disappears. Thankfully, Yūko and Mio arrive and calm the Professor by saying the dogs are harmless, except the dogs bite them both. When Mai returns, she apologizes to the Professor by giving her chocolate. The Professor and Sakamoto then run away when two new dogs arrive at the scene. The dogs, Buddy and Kobuddy, actually came to pet and comfort Yūko and Mio over what happened. | |||||
| 23 | "Nichijou Episode 23" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-jū-san-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二十三話) | Kazuya Sakamoto | Katsuhiko Muramoto | September 5, 2011[9] | |
| Yoshino has Mio taste her homemade jam which Mio finds disgusting and learns that it's made from fermented salt-cured fish. Ms. Sakurai finds a dirty magazine in Makoto's room which leads to an embarrassing and awkward argument between the siblings. Later Makoto brings Mr. Takasaki to the go-soccer club to be their club adviser but when Makoto mistakenly assumes Kenzaburō and Yuria are having intimate time together, Mr. Takasaki uses this chance to escape but comes back and agrees to be the club's adviser after Makoto bribes him with a photo of his sister in high school. At the same time, Weboshi decides to confess her feeling to Tsuyoshi with Fecchan tagging along but when the girls finally see him, they are dumbfounded that Tsuyoshi is now bald. Mai visit Nano at her home but the Professor doesn't like her as she's still upset over the incident with Mai's dogs. As Mai tries to win over the Professor, she finally succeeds after drawing pictures of sharks for the Professor. | |||||
| 24 | "Nichijou Episode 24" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-jū-yon-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二十四話) | Noriyuki Kitanohara | Jukki Hanada | September 12, 2011[10] | |
| Yūko catches Kōjirō helping Nano and tells Mio. At first it seems Mio is unfazed but then she starts questioning Yūko what were the two were talking about. But when Mio calls Yūko an idiot after learning nothing happen between them, Yūko takes revenge by lying that Kōjirō was kissing Nano much to Mio's shock, after which Mio has a wild fantasy involving Nano and Kōjirō. As the Tachibana sisters go home after Kendo practice, both sisters are surprise when Misato learns Kōjirō has been attending Kendo classes and Mihoshi finds out that Kōjirō is in the Acting club and not the Kendo club. Mihoshi decides to tease her sister by telling her to confess to Kōjirō only to be shot by a bazooka by a flustered Misato. When Sakamoto gets sick and Nano taking care of him, the Professor pretends to be sick as well to get the same treatment but Nano refuses as she knows the Professor is lying which the latter throws a tantrum that Nano plays favorites with Sakamoto. While buying drinks for her friends, Mio encounters Kōjirō picking up her coin but she is too embarrass to speak to him which Kōjirō uses Mio's coin to buy a drink at the vending machine only for the machine to malfunction. Later that night, both Misato and Mio have thoughts about their feelings for Kōjirō. | |||||
| 25 | "Nichijou Episode 25" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-jū-go-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二十五話) | Yasuhiro Takemoto | Jukki Hanada | September 19, 2011[10] | |
| Misato wakes Kōjirō to go to their next class and in her embarrassment, accidentally smashes his glasses. Despite that, Kōjirō is more concerned about the cuts on her hand. Feeling responsible, Misato decides to walk Kōjirō to class. They are seen by everyone, and she shoots him with rocket launchers when she learns the glasses were for show. However, Mio catches the two together which shocks her and she runs away crying which Yūko chases after her while Nano calls for Ms. Izumi and Mai for help. As Yūko chases Mio running throughout town, Mio finally stops after rescuing a boy drowning and gets thanked by the boy and his friend, the police officer she knocked out before and an old man who was impressed with her shadow boxing which she finally calms down. Meanwhile, Ms. Nakamura chases after Nano when the latter, Ms. Izumi and Mai were looking for Mio but gets lost but luckily ends up at Nano's home. Nano invites Ms. Nakamura inside but the latter suspect it's a trap so she immediately tells Nano that she wants to know more about her which Nano misunderstands, thinking Ms. Nakamura wants to have a relationship with her. But when Ms. Nakamura is shocked to see Nano's creator the Professor and Sakamoto, whose upper body is trapped in a bag (which she thinks is a Homunculus), Ms. Nakamura tries to escape only to get caught in a puddle of glue. Later, Yūko, Mai and Nano are worried that Mio has yet to get over her heartbreak so they poorly disguise themselves as daifuku mascots running a lucky draw and give Mio a prize; a voucher for life-long friendship with all three of them. Mio is touched by this and is glad to have them as friends. | |||||
| 26 | "Nichijou Episode 26" Transcription: "Nichijou no Dai-ni-jū-roku-wa" (Japanese: 日常の第二十六話) | Taichi Ishidate | Keiichi Arawi | September 26, 2011[10] | |
| Yūko suggests throwing a surprise birthday party for Nano, which Mai and Mio agree with. In the Shinonome Laboratory, the Professor has made a smaller wind-up key for Nano, only for Sakamoto to accidentally crush it. The Professor promises to have a new one ready before Nano gets home from school. At school, the Principal is shocked to see his statue replaced by one of the Vice-Principal, whose plot is exposed when the movers reveal they still have the Principal's statue and dislike the Vice-Principal's statue. After Yūko avoids several accidents with her friends and unintentionally helps others, she tells Nano that she, Mai and Mio will be coming to her home as the three are holding the surprise party there. Ms. Nakamura finally finds her pet cat Taisho, who is actually Sakamoto. Sakamoto is horrified to see his old owner due to how badly she took care of him, and manages to escape while Nakamura is asking Nano to find and return Taisho if she ever finds him. When Nano returns home, the Professor removes Nano's wind-up key, revealing that anyone except Nano herself could have removed the key at any time. As Yūko, Mai and Mio arrive, Nano, after some thought, decides to keep the wind-up key after realising that she already has a normal life, and none of her friends care that she's a robot. As everyone celebrates Nano's birthday, Nano learns to her chagrin that the smaller wind-up key was actually an add-on that makes her wind-up key spin when she's happy. Despite that and with two birthday cakes ruined by the excited Professor, everyone has a good time at the party, and Nano's key spins. | |||||
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