Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kurahashi Nobuhiko, a doctor tied to a stool during interrogation, defends Tang Ze Yichuan's controversial methods, claiming they involve sophisticated mind control and "creating" new personalities.
• Tang Ze Zhao (Tang Ze) responds via microphone, dismissing Kurahashi's claims as low-quality science fiction and asserting that his treatment was not as extreme as Kurahashi suggests.

Character Developments

• Kurahashi Nobuhiko: Initially calm, he becomes agitated and fervent when discussing Tang Ze Yichuan's methods, revealing his cult-like admiration for the scientist.
• Tang Ze: Remains composed and calm throughout the exchange, showing no reaction to Kurahashi's provocative statements. He later responds assertively, defending his father's methods and dismissing Kurahashi's claims.

Significant Themes

• The ethical implications of fringe science and mind control.
• The potential harm caused by misinterpretation and exaggeration of scientific findings.
• The tension between admiration for a scientist's skill and criticism of their methods.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Kurahashi Nobuhiko: Tang Ze dismisses Kurahashi's claims, asserting that his treatment was not as extreme as Kurahashi suggests. Kurahashi becomes agitated and defensive in response.
• Tang Ze and Furuya Rei: They share a moment of understanding, with Furuya observing Tang Ze's state and later allowing him to respond to Kurahashi via microphone.
• Yuya Kazami and Kurahashi Nobuhiko: Kazami sternly orders Kurahashi to sit down when he becomes agitated, and later listens intently to the exchange between Tang Ze and Kurahashi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze and Furuya Rei gather information about groups studying Tang Ze's father's research, including Kurahashi Nobuhiko's group, which believes in mind control.
• They decide to prioritize dealing with Kurahashi's group and plan to investigate Kyosuke Koto next.
• Furuya Rei suggests reaching out to the Phantom Thieves for help, acknowledging their effectiveness despite not approving of their methods.
• Tang Ze proposes a plan to entrap the groups by disseminating specific coded messages within Tang Ze's research data.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze demonstrates his strategic thinking and knowledge of intelligence agency methods.
• Furuya Rei shows his priority is to save potential victims, even if it means cooperating with the Phantom Thieves.

Significant Themes

• The dangers of unethical cognitive research and mind control.
• The struggle between legal and extralegal methods in dealing with crime and injustice.
• The complex relationship between Zero Division and the Phantom Thieves.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Furuya Rei work together, sharing ideas and strategies.
• Furuya Rei acknowledges the Phantom Thieves' effectiveness, showing a shift in his perspective.
• Tang Ze hints at his mysterious past, refusing to reveal how he learned his skills.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze is studying complex scientific materials related to his parents' research.
• He's trying to understand the current state of cognitive science research to identify the "Tang Ze school of thought" and its objectives.
• He's also waiting for the Organization to make a move, as per his strategy with Tooru Amuro.
• Tang Ze's English test score is revealed to be in the 70s.
• Jodie, a teacher, joins their conversation and offers to help Tang Ze with his English learning.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze: Shows dedication to understanding complex scientific materials, despite not enjoying the work. He's also humble about his English skills.
• Sonoko Suzuki: Struggles with English but is supportive of Tang Ze's efforts. She's also alienated from her classmates due to her association with Tang Ze.
• Jodie: Shows concern for Tang Ze's English skills and offers help, suggesting she's observant and caring.

Significant Themes

• The struggle with learning and understanding complex materials.
• The impact of Tang Ze's past on his present relationships (with Sonoko Suzuki and her classmates).
• The importance of seeking help when facing difficulties (as shown by Jodie's offer to help Tang Ze).

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Sonoko Suzuki: They have a friendly, honest relationship. Sonoko is supportive of Tang Ze's efforts but also teases him about his English skills.
• Tang Ze and Jodie: They have a subtle, understanding interaction. Jodie is observant and offers help to Tang Ze, suggesting a potential mentor-mentee relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jodie visits Tang Ze to discuss the Thomas Sindora issue and to deliver a hard drive containing valuable information.
• Tang Ze reveals he's been in contact with Vermouth (Dr. Araide) and offers to help Jodie probe her.
• Tang Ze hints at his role in Sindora's disappearance, suggesting it's beneficial for the FBI.
• Jodie acknowledges Tang Ze's help and offers the hard drive as a token of appreciation.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze demonstrates his cunning and negotiation skills, leveraging his actions to gain information from the FBI.
• Jodie shows her respect for Tang Ze's abilities, comparing him to Shuichi Akai, and extends an olive branch.

Significant Themes

• Trust and cooperation: Despite their initial wariness, both Tang Ze and Jodie show willingness to work together, acknowledging each other's value.
• Information as currency: Tang Ze uses the information he possesses to bargain for what he needs, highlighting the power dynamics at play.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Jodie: Their interaction is marked by mutual respect and cautious cooperation, with each trying to gauge the other's intentions.
• Tang Ze and Shuichi Akai: Though not present, Shuichi's influence is evident in Jodie's words and actions, suggesting a growing bond between Tang Ze and the FBI due to their connection with Shuichi.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ran Mouri and Sonoko Suzuki discuss their new English teacher, Jodie, who is initially perceived as difficult but is praised for her teaching skills.
• Conan overhears their conversation and learns about Tang Ze's ongoing social issues at school, despite his name being cleared by the Phantom Thief CH.
• Conan, Ran, and Sonoko see Tang Ze and Jodie playing a shooting game at an arcade, with Jodie challenging Tang Ze to a rematch.

Character Developments

• Jodie: She is revealed to be a passionate gamer, enjoying arcade games, which was a reason she moved to Japan. She is also shown to be friendly and competitive.
• Tang Ze: He maintains his gaming skills and confidence, showing no signs of backing down from Jodie's challenge. He also demonstrates understanding and acceptance of Jodie's gaming enthusiasm.

Significant Themes

• Prejudice and Acceptance: The chapter explores how Tang Ze is still being avoided by his classmates due to his past, despite his name being cleared. It also shows how Jodie accepts and interacts with Tang Ze without reservations.
• Gaming and Leisure: The theme of gaming is emphasized, with both Tang Ze and Jodie enjoying arcade games as a form of leisure and competition.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Jodie: They interact as equals, bonding over their shared love for gaming. Jodie challenges Tang Ze to a game, showing her competitive nature, while Tang Ze accepts the challenge with confidence.
• Ran, Sonoko, and Conan: The trio discusses Tang Ze's situation and witness his interaction with Jodie at the arcade. They seem surprised and curious about this unlikely pairing.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ran Mouri and Sonoko Suzuki visit an amusement park photo booth, where they meet Tang Ze and Jodie Starling.
• Tang Ze obtains a photo of Ran and Conan, planning to use it to bait Vermouth.
• Jodie reveals that she's been helping Tang Ze, who's been gathering information on Vermouth.
• They discuss the recent events surrounding Sindora and Hiroki Sawada.
• Jodie introduces them to a new fighting game machine, "Great Fighter Spirit," which is similar to the full-dive game "Cocoon."

Character Developments

• Ran Mouri shows concern for Hiroki Sawada and regrets not being able to play "Cocoon" again.
• Tang Ze demonstrates his cunning and manipulative nature, planning to use Ran's photo to lure Vermouth.
• Jodie shows a more playful and competitive side while interacting with the students.

Significant Themes

• The impact of technology on society and the consequences of its misuse (as seen through the Sindora and "Cocoon" incidents).
• The theme of loss and moving on (Ran's regret about not being able to play "Cocoon" again).
• The theme of manipulation and deception (Tang Ze's plan to use Ran's photo to bait Vermouth).

Character Interactions

• Ran and Sonoko's friendship is highlighted as they enjoy the amusement park together.
• Tang Ze and Jodie's partnership is evident as they work together to gather information on Vermouth.
• Jodie's mentoring role is shown as she encourages Ran and Sonoko to try new things.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The author has written 200,000 characters in the current month.
• They have been updating the story daily for the past six days, with each update being 7,000 characters long.

Character Developments

• The author's dedication and work ethic are highlighted, as they have pushed through a significant writing challenge.

Significant Themes

• Dedication and Hard Work: The author's commitment to their craft is emphasized.
• Recognition and Appreciation: The author seeks votes as a form of acknowledgment for their efforts.

Character Interactions

• The author directly addresses the readers, expressing their right to ask for monthly votes and reaching out to them for support.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ran Mouri, encouraged by Jodie, plays a virtual reality fighting game called "Cocoon" for the first time.
• She wins her first match, attracting the attention of a high-level player who challenges her next.
• Tang Ze notices the challenger and suspects him of being a gambler targeting minors.

Character Developments

• Ran Mouri demonstrates her karate skills and enthusiasm in the game.
• Tang Ze shows concern for Ran Mouri's safety and willingness to protect her from potential harm.

Significant Themes

• The dangers of virtual reality games and the importance of safety measures.
• The potential for online gaming to attract harmful elements, such as gamblers targeting minors.

Character Interactions

• Jodie encourages and guides Ran Mouri in playing the game.
• Sonoko Suzuki supports and praises Ran Mouri's gaming skills.
• Tang Ze protects Conan from seeing Ran Mouri's revealing moves and later plans to interfere with the high-level player's game to protect Ran Mouri.
• Noah, Tang Ze's AI companion, is tasked with manipulating the game to ensure Ran Mouri's victory and the challenger's defeat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ran Mouri, a beginner, unexpectedly wins two consecutive matches against an experienced gamer, Kengo Vito, using Noah's automated skill combo script.
• Kengo Vito accuses Ran Mouri of cheating, causing a scene in the arcade.
• Takaho Shimizu, Vito's rival and Jodie's brother, watches the scene unfold, deciding to intervene to protect his sister from Vito's influence.
• Tang Ze provokes Vito, challenging him to a match against any of them, giving Noah an hour to prepare.

Character Developments

• Ran Mouri discovers she can win games despite being a beginner, thanks to Noah's script.
• Kengo Vito is revealed to be a bully who can't handle losing, losing face in front of the arcade patrons.
• Takaho Shimizu decides to take action against Vito to protect his sister, showing his protective nature.
• Tang Ze demonstrates his understanding of gamers' psychology, provoking Vito to make a move.

Significant Themes

• The theme of being bad at games being a source of shame or sin is explored through Vito's reaction to losing.
• The consequences of bullying and not being able to handle defeat are shown through Vito's public humiliation.

Character Interactions

• Ran Mouri and Jodie form a bond as they support each other against Vito's accusations.
• Tang Ze and Takaho Shimizu have a silent understanding, with Tang Ze provoking Vito to give Takaho an opportunity to act.
• Kengo Vito's interactions with the arcade patrons reveal his unpopularity and the true extent of his "legendary" status.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze learns about Kengo Vito's past and his connection to the Organization.
• Tang Ze provokes Kengo Vito into a fight, both in the game and reality, with a time limit of one hour.
• Akemi Miyano, Hoshikawa Teru, and Noah arrive at Kengo Vito's Shadow Room.
• Kengo Vito's Shadow is severely beaten, and his main body suffers injuries in the arcade.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze shows no mercy towards Kengo Vito due to his gambling addiction and connection to the Organization.
• Kengo Vito's past is revealed, showing his desperation to save his sister from her boyfriend's gambling debts.
• Noah expresses sympathy for Kengo Vito's plight despite his gambling addiction.

Significant Themes

• The destructive nature of gambling and its impact on individuals and families.
• The blurred line between the virtual and real worlds, with consequences in one affecting the other.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze provokes Kengo Vito, leading to a fight in both the game and reality.
• Akemi Miyano, Hoshikawa Teru, and Noah work together to attack Kengo Vito's Shadow.
• Noah compares the injuries sustained by Kengo Vito's main body and his Shadow.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze plays a high-intensity, hour-long fighting game match against Kengo Vito.
• Vito refuses to concede despite being severely beaten, both in-game and in reality.
• After the match, Vito collapses and needs medical attention.
• Takaho Shimizu, Vito's rival and Nami's brother, laughs at Vito's defeat and reveals Vito's history of gambling debts.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze demonstrates exceptional gaming skills and a unique playstyle.
• Kengo Vito shows stubbornness and poor decision-making, leading to his severe condition.
• Takaho Shimizu displays bitterness towards Vito and satisfaction in his defeat.

Significant Themes

• The realistic nature of the fighting game leads to severe consequences in reality.
• The dangers of gambling and the consequences of poor decisions.
• The theme of schadenfreude, as Takaho finds enjoyment in Vito's misfortune.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze remains calm and collected throughout the match and aftermath.
• Sonoko and Ran protect Tang Ze from potential accusations.
• Takaho Shimizu ridicules and humiliates Vito in front of everyone.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kengo Vito, a gambler, is beaten up and confronted by Takaho Shimizu, the brother of Nami, a woman Kengo is exploiting.
• Tang Ze, using his abilities, manipulates Kengo into confessing his wrongdoings and expressing remorse.
• The police, led by Yuya Kazami, arrive and arrest Kengo, marking another cleanup operation after a Joker incident.

Character Developments

• Kengo Vito: Realizes his wrongdoings and expresses remorse, showing a change of heart.
• Takaho Shimizu: Struggles with anger but ultimately doesn't resort to violence, showing self-control.
• Tang Ze: Uses his abilities to manipulate Kengo, showing his commitment to justice and disdain for despicable people.
• Yuya Kazami: Feels frustrated at being left to clean up after Joker incidents but remains professional.

Significant Themes

• The corrupting influence of gambling and debt.
• The struggle between anger and self-control.
• The consequences of one's actions and the need for atonement.

Character Interactions

• Kengo Vito and Takaho Shimizu: Their confrontation highlights Kengo's exploitation of Nami and Takaho's protective instincts.
• Tang Ze and Kengo Vito: Tang Ze manipulates Kengo into confessing, showing his power and disdain for Kengo's character.
• Yuya Kazami and Tang Ze: They share a nod, indicating a mutual understanding and cooperation, despite Yuya's frustration at being left to clean up after Joker incidents.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kengo Vito, a degenerate gambler, is defeated and arrested after a public match with Tang Ze.
• Takaho Shimizu, an editor and columnist, approaches Tang Ze, impressed by his gaming skills.
• Tang Ze changes his in-game ID to 'KING' and tops the leaderboard.
• Conan and Ran Mouri witness the event, with Ran Mouri reacting strangely to Kengo's defeat.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze: Shows exceptional gaming skills, remains calm under pressure, and exhibits a mix of regret and satisfaction in his victory.
• Takaho Shimizu: Realizes the gravity of Kengo's actions, feels grateful to Tang Ze, and expresses regret for not challenging 'Caesar' himself.
• Ran Mouri: Reacts unusually to Kengo's defeat, appearing disturbed and upset.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of gambling addiction and its impact on others.
• The importance of taking responsibility for one's actions.
• The influence of gaming on personal growth and self-awareness.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Takaho Shimizu: They bond over gaming, with Takaho expressing gratitude and admiration for Tang Ze's skills.
• Ran Mouri and Conan: Ran Mouri seems troubled by Kengo's defeat, while Conan expresses concern for her well-being.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ran Mouri shares her interpretation of the Phantom Thief Joker's warning letter, suggesting it's about her father, Kogoro Mouri, and his gambling addiction.
• They discuss the Phantom Thief Troupe's ability to change people's minds and the case of Kengo Vito, who was changed by Joker.
• Tang Ze explains the mechanism of gambling addiction and confirms that Kogoro Mouri shows signs of it.

Character Developments

• Ran Mouri shows concern and determination to help her father overcome his gambling addiction.
• Tang Ze demonstrates maturity and understanding of complex human issues, offering guidance to Ran Mouri.
• Kogoro Mouri is portrayed as a flawed but not beyond-saving character, with a history of excellence but current struggles.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against addiction and the desire to help a loved one overcome it.
• The complexity of human nature and the difficulty of change.
• The responsibility of family members in dealing with such issues.

Character Interactions

• Ran Mouri seeks Conan and Tang Ze's help in understanding the warning letter and her father's situation.
• Conan and Tang Ze provide support and guidance to Ran Mouri, with Tang Ze offering a more serious and analytical perspective.
• The conversation reveals the depth of their friendship and mutual understanding.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ran Mouri and Conan bring a warning letter from the Phantom Thief Troupe (Joker) to Mori Kogoro, suggesting he change his bad habits.
• Mori Kogoro initially dismisses the warning, but Tang Ze intervenes and mediates the conversation.
• Tang Ze shares a story about a woman whose life was ruined by her partner's gambling addiction to emphasize the consequences of Mori Kogoro's behavior.

Character Developments

• Mori Kogoro: Struggles with alcoholism and gambling, which have strained his relationship with his wife, Eri Kisaki. He initially dismisses the warning but shows signs of reflection after Tang Ze's intervention.
• Ran Mouri: Expresses her frustration and concern about her father's habits, showing determination to help him change.
• Tang Ze: Demonstrates his commitment to helping others as a neighborhood committee coordinator. He shows a serious and assertive side when discussing important matters, contrasting with his usually gentle demeanor.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against addiction and bad habits.
• The consequences of one's actions on loved ones.
• The importance of communication and intervention in helping others change.

Character Interactions

• Mori Kogoro and Ran Mouri: Their strained relationship is evident, with Ran expressing her frustration and Mori Kogoro initially dismissing her concerns. However, there's a hint of improvement after Tang Ze's intervention.
• Tang Ze and Mori Kogoro: Tang Ze effectively mediates the conversation, using a serious and assertive tone to convey the consequences of Mori Kogoro's actions, ultimately making Mori Kogoro reflect on his behavior.
• Tang Ze and Ran Mouri: They work together to help Mori Kogoro change his habits, with Tang Ze supporting Ran's efforts and understanding her concerns.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze confronts Mori Kogoro about his alcoholism and gambling, revealing the destructive nature of these habits.
• Mori Kogoro opens up about his past as a police officer, his failed marriage with Eri, and his struggles as a father and husband.
• Tang Ze offers his help and support to Mori Kogoro, encouraging him to fight against his self-destructive habits.

Character Developments

• Mori Kogoro: Admits his failures as a husband and father, struggles with self-doubt and guilt, but shows willingness to accept help and change.
• Tang Ze: Demonstrates empathy, understanding, and determination to help Mori Kogoro overcome his addictions.

Significant Themes

• The destructive nature of addiction (alcoholism, gambling).
• The importance of self-reflection and self-improvement.
• The role of support and community in helping others overcome personal struggles.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Mori Kogoro: Tang Ze challenges Mori Kogoro's self-perception and offers him support and encouragement, leading to a moment of connection and understanding between them.
• Mori Kogoro and his past self: Mori Kogoro reflects on his past actions and their consequences, grappling with feelings of guilt and failure.
• Tang Ze and his past experiences: Tang Ze draws on his own past struggles to empathize with Mori Kogoro and offer him hope for change.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze convinces Mori Kogoro to quit drinking and gambling, learn to cook, and tidy up the house.
• Eri Kisaki decides to formally proceed with the divorce from Mori Kogoro.
• Tang Ze explains his plan to divorce first, then address Mori Kogoro's issues.
• Tang Ze prepares various methods to monitor and question Mori Kogoro, including enlisting help from the Phantom Thief Troupe and Zero Division.
• Tang Ze conducts academic research on industry trends, seeking Zero Division's help to screen potential fanatics.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze demonstrates his skills in problem-solving and planning, earning Sonoko Suzuki's admiration.
• Ran Mouri struggles with her parents' divorce but understands the necessity of it for Mori Kogoro's betterment.
• Mori Kogoro agrees to the divorce but has complaints and struggles with the changes.
• Eri Kisaki decides to proceed with the divorce, showing resolve in moving forward.

Significant Themes

• The importance of taking responsibility and making serious changes in one's life.
• The complexity of family relationships and the challenges of reconciliation.
• The need for strict measures in addressing addiction and harmful behaviors.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Sonoko Suzuki discuss Mori Kogoro's situation, with Sonoko expressing admiration for Tang Ze's skills.
• Tang Ze and Ran Mouri discuss the divorce plan, with Ran Mouri expressing distress but understanding the necessity of it.
• Tang Ze reaches out to various parties, including the Phantom Thief Troupe and Zero Division, to help monitor and question Mori Kogoro.
• Tang Ze continues his academic research, seeking Zero Division's help to screen potential threats.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze receives a letter at school, hinting at a problem student at Teitan High School.
• The Phantom Thief Troupe investigates, identifying Yui Ishibashi as a potential target.
• They decide to visit Teitan High School, with Tang Ze using a fake note to skip class.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze shows his ability to juggle multiple identities and his dedication to the Phantom Thief Troupe.
• Noah expresses his preference for maintaining a physical form, indicating his desire to be more human.

Significant Themes

• Identity and dual lives (Tang Ze's multiple identities, Noah's desire to be human).
• The Phantom Thief Troupe as a family.
• The contrast between Teitan High School's reputation and the presence of delinquent students.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze, Hoshikawa Teru, and Akemi Miyano discuss the situation and their plans.
• Noah expresses his feelings about his physical form to Tang Ze.
• Tang Ze praises Noah for his efforts in maintaining his physical form.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Ze and Teru recognize a student, Sonoko Suzuki, as a Goro Akechi superfan who is also a delinquent.
• They suspect she might be behind the preview letter targeting Tang Ze.
• Tang Ze and Teru decide to confront Sonoko Suzuki directly.
• Sonoko Suzuki visits Jodie, showing her an SNS account spreading rumors about Tang Ze.

Character Developments

• Tang Ze: Struggles with the idea that a fan could be targeting him, leading to a headache.
• Teru: Feels vindicated about Tang Ze's fan cultivation, as it's causing him trouble.
• Sonoko Suzuki: Shows concern for Tang Ze's reputation and seeks help from Jodie.
• Jodie: Recognizes the severity of the situation and agrees to help Sonoko Suzuki.

Significant Themes

• The power of fandom and its potential consequences.
• The struggle of maintaining a public image versus one's true self.
• The impact of rumors and misinformation on individuals.

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Teru: Share a moment of understanding and synchronization in their reactions to Sonoko Suzuki.
• Tang Ze and Teru: Bicker playfully about their Personas.
• Sonoko Suzuki and Jodie: Sonoko seeks Jodie's help in dealing with the rumors about Tang Ze.
• Jodie and Sonoko Suzuki: Jodie expresses understanding and willingness to help Sonoko Suzuki.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shadow Ishibashi Yui is beaten and confess to joining a violent gang to prevent her family's debt collectors from harassing them.
• She reveals she was targeted by the gang but was saved by Akechi Goro (Tang Ze) from a poisoning case.
• Tang Ze and his team discover that Ishibashi Yui was behind rumors about Sonoko Suzuki and Ran Mouri's relationships with Tang Ze.
• Noah reveals that a girl named Junko has been consistently nominating Ishibashi Yui on Phantom Thief CH.

Character Developments

• Shadow Ishibashi Yui: Shows remorse for her actions and apologizes for her behavior.
• Tang Ze: Demonstrates his heroic deed of saving Ishibashi Yui from a dangerous situation, though he initially doesn't remember the incident.
• Akemi Miyano and Hoshikawa Teru: Display exasperation and amusement at Ishibashi Yui's naivety and lack of understanding of gang dynamics.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of naivety and poor decision-making (Ishibashi Yui's involvement with a violent gang).
• The impact of rumors and gossip on others (Ishibashi Yui's spread of rumors about Sonoko Suzuki and Ran Mouri).
• The importance of communication and seeking help when facing problems (Ishibashi Yui's family debt situation).

Character Interactions

• Tang Ze and Shadow Ishibashi Yui: Tang Ze scolds Ishibashi Yui for her actions and tells her to apologize to those she wronged.
• Akemi Miyano and Hoshikawa Teru: They work together to uncover the truth behind Ishibashi Yui's actions and express their frustration with her behavior.
• Noah and Tang Ze: Noah provides crucial information about Junko's involvement in nominating Ishibashi Yui on Phantom Thief CH.