Hell Girl

Hashimoto Mayumi, an ordinary high school student, is determined to exact revenge on her classmate Kuroda Aya for subjecting her to bullying and torment. After discovering a mysterious advertisement offering to send tormentors to hell, she becomes intrigued by its authenticity and whether it can help her achieve justice.

Ryouko, a girl being stalked by an unknown man, discovers a mysterious website called Jigoku Shoujo, which offers to send people to Hell. After using the site to target her stalker, she is informed by Enma Ai and her team that she will also be sent to Hell as a consequence. She must now grapple with the moral and personal cost of her decision.

Muroi Kouichi, a high school baseball player with dreams of competing in his first tournament, was repeatedly bullied by the team's star player, Hanagasa Mamoru, which ultimately led to his death. His close friend Iwashita, who had kept the abuse a secret, is wrongly accused by Muroi's mother and seeks revenge by enlisting the help of Enma Ai. Iwashita must decide whether to carry out his vengeful plan.

Junko-chan, who has endured significant personal loss, becomes distraught when she learns that her best friend and dog Candy died due to the negligence of Honjou-sensei, who was preoccupied with a phone call. Torn between her desire for revenge and her fear of eternal punishment, she considers enlisting Ais help but hesitates to proceed.

Tamura Misato works long hours at the online shop Dead Line, where president Kaifu Riho takes credit for Misato's technical expertise while keeping her in a position of fear by threatening to expose a past transgression. Unbeknownst to the employees, Riho is incompetent in technology and has attempted to use supernatural means for personal gain, but has been unsuccessful. Meanwhile, a group known as Ai and company secretly investigates Riho's unethical business practices.

Yasuda-san becomes the target of harassment by Amiko Todaka-san, whose husband oversees a major branch office. Meanwhile, Yasuda-san's daughter faces bullying at school and her husband suffers at work due to Todaka-san's influence. Yasuda-san is falsely accused of infidelity after an attack, and her daughter seeks help from Enma Ai to uncover the truth behind the ongoing conflict.

Ayaka, an aspiring actress adopted by the accomplished Kurenai Midori for her perceived talent, struggles to meet expectations and is repeatedly embarrassed by her lack of skill. After a humiliating performance and reprimand in front of her class, she impulsively calls upon Emna Ai to confront her mother, but hesitates when faced with the possibility of eternal punishment in Hell.

Enma Ai encounters a young girl whose presence stirs a distant memory, while the girl's father investigates Jigoku Shoujo and the Hell Correspondence for an article. The girl begins experiencing strange visions after meeting Enma Ai, and Tanuma pursues revenge against her former boss for wronging her and her friend.

Yuka Kasuga and her sister Hiromi open their dream bakery and share one of their late father's recipes with his friend, Shinya Morizaki, who later claims it as his own, leading to their downfall. After Morizaki's betrayal causes them public humiliation and financial ruin, Yuka uses the supernatural Hotline to Hell to send him to the afterlife.

Minami Shibuya initially vows to send her friend Shiori Akasaka to hell but later reconciles and retracts her decision. However, Akasaka ends up in hell when she unintentionally triggers a curse by pulling a string on a straw doll.

Masaya Kataoka is driven to seek vengeance against journalist Takashi Inagaki, who he believes wrongfully framed him and his late father. The case becomes more complex with the involvement of Hajime Shibata, Inagaki's former boss.

Akane Sawai, who has stopped attending school due to emotional distress, becomes increasingly isolated, communicating only with her textmate, Yoshiki Fukasawa, who encourages her to return to school. Initially annoyed by his persistence, she eventually agrees to a plan to send him to hell, only to discover that he is actually real and helps her come to terms with her situation.

Ai Enma, the girl from hell, is part of a centuries-old phenomenon. A man named Fukumoto used the Hell Correspondence, also known as The Hotline To Hell, to send another man, Okawachi, to hell. Hajime Shibata witnessed Okawachi's fate over fifty years ago.

Sai Kirino is driven by a desire for vengeance against Mayor Ryouzo Kusunoki, whom she holds responsible for her father's death, due to a shared secret between them. Though Hajime Shibata manages to secure an apology from the mayor, it comes after the critical moment has passed.

Mina Minato confronts her aunt, Fujie Minato, after discovering she was responsible for her mother's death and later attacks her and her boyfriend. In response, Mina sends Fujie to hell.

Yumi and Yuki, identical twin sisters and circus performers, experience starkly different treatment from those around them, with Yuki receiving favor and Yumi enduring abuse. Resenting this imbalance, Yumi uses the Hell Correspondence, a supernatural method, to send Yuki to hell.

Hajime Shibata and his daughter become lost in a dense fog and stumble upon an abandoned sanitarium, where they encounter the vengeful ghost of a girl named Nina.

Miki Kawakami and her two collies are captured and enslaved by the wealthy and cruel Meiko Shimono after the dogs bite her. After Meiko kills the dogs, Miki contacts Ai Enma through the Hotline to Hell for help. It is later revealed that Meiko had murdered her own parents to claim their inheritance.

Inori Ujie, an orphan, is chosen by the doll maker Kyogetsu Inori to marry her son under strict conditions requiring her to behave like a doll. To secure the future of her orphanage, Inori agrees but soon discovers that her husband is just as controlling as his mother.

Television psychic Gil de Ronfell, also known as L'Enfer, declares himself the Hell Boy and issues a challenge to Hell Girl Ai Enma, leading to dire consequences.

Yuko Murai and her father relocate to a rural farm to escape city life, with assistance from their neighbor Ryosuke Sekine. After their crops fail due to pests and Yuko's father dies from alcoholism, she discovers Sekine is responsible for the sabotage and considers taking revenge, but is dissuaded by Hajime Shibata.

Goro Suetsugu, devastated by his wife's infidelity, takes drastic action by sending her to the afterlife. Hajime Shibata, who was unable to prevent the act, shares a personal story about his deceased wife, Ayumi.

Kanako Sakuragi, a compassionate nurse, finds herself targeted and sent to hell by an unidentified drug addict. Hajime Shibata, determined to uncover the truth, suspects the husband of one of Kanako's former patients, but his investigation hits a dead end when his suspect proves to be unfamiliar with computers.

Hajime and Tsugumi Shibata continue their search for the Hell Girl and discover a connection to Sentaro Shibata, a former acquaintance of the Hell Girl. Their investigation leads them to a confrontation with Ai Enma.

The episode explores the origins of Ai Enma's transformation into Hell Girl, revealing a dark past in which she was sacrificed by her best friend, Sentaro Shibata, in a ritual that led to her entrapment in hell.

Ai Enma tries to convince Tsugumi Shibata to condemn her father, Hajime Shibata, to hell by invoking the memory of Tsugumi's deceased mother, Ayumi.