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Let's be Hackers! The Truth about Nayu Kuruhoshi, the Student Disciplinary Chairwoman (Japanese: ハッカーになろう!風紀委員長 来星ナユの真実 Hakkā ni Narou! Fūki In-chō Kuruhoshi Nayu no Shinjitsu) is the 25th episode of the Y School Heroes anime series. It was broadcasted in Japan on June 26, 2020.
Summary[]
Ranto, Jinpei and the others decided to thoroughly observe Nayu's movements because they needed solid evidence that Nayu was possessed by an alien. However, Nayu doesn't express strange behavior at all. On the contrary, she appears just as much as a normal girl, trying on dresses at clothing stores or looking for a four-leaf clover in the meadow. If she was possessed by an alien, there must've been a period when she had to switch identities. With that in mind, Ranto visits the all-girls "Justice Hackers Study Group" to hack into the school's servers that manages all the students' data and find proof.
Plot[]
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Characters[]
Humans[]
- Jinpei Jiba
- Mataro Tamada
- Sandayu Koma
- Fubuki Himekawa
- Ranto Kirigakure
- Nozuchika Mitsumatagi
- Chiaki Hebiyama
- Kinya Daiouji
- Haruhiko Usumizawa
- Natsuki Enra (pitcured)
- Onikazu Kuroda (cameo)
- Akane Miyazawa (pitcured)
- Shinobu Kageno (cameo)
- Tsutomu Sanpo
- Ramu Purogu
- Atsuzoko
- Matsueku
- Yamamba
- Nayu Kuruhoshi
- Chiyo Fukuda
- Clothing Store Employee
- Florist Store Employee
- Grocery Store Employee
Onryo[]
Yo-kai[]
- Goromi (cameo)
Yo-kai Heroes[]
- Wild Boy
- Clock Lady (cameo)
- Sky Snaker
- Mist Shadow
Trivia[]
- The shark Wild Boy fired from his gun in order to defeat Gokuaku Monban somehow resembled The Great Byte Shark from Yo-kai Watch 3.
- The laptop that Haruhiko used to hack in one of his darkness imbued hair strands greatly resembles Whisper's Yo-kai Pad from the original series.
- The Cops that appear at the end of the episode has its animation reused from episode 9.
- Based on the makeup and the clothes worn by the Justice Hackers, they show a portrayal of Japanese gal (Japanese: ギャル Gyaru) culture.
- Jinpei and the others' outfits and lightcycles in cyberspace is a nod to the 1982 Disney Film, Tron.