Nobody talks about this one. Two episodes is all it takes, Ruru's memory of a single friendship fractures across time, and you watch the same conversation happen three different ways depending on what she's actually remembering. The show doesn't explain which version is true. It doesn't matter. What matters is that forgetting someone you loved, or being forgotten by them, leaves the same scar no matter which story actually happened. This hits because it knows the cruelest part of losing someone isn't the goodbye, it's not knowing if they remember you the way you remember them.

Ruru is a fifteen-year-old girl who is unsure of what she wants to do or even what she likes. Then, for the first time in her life, she comes across something she likes. Living in a world full of things she hates, she hopes to fill herself with the things she likes, at least. Set before she meets a trainee witch in Ura Ura-Harajuku, this two-episode psychological drama tells Ruru's story from the time before that meeting.