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: Kongou Masurao, a "powerful exorcist," enters the building to banish Hanako-san. Rather than using traditional holy water or prayers, Kongou utilizes his own physical and spiritual energy for "purification". Characters :

Hanako-san is a classic yurei : a spirit bound by a tragic or violent death, repeating a ritual (knocking three times). She cannot be reasoned with or killed; she simply is . In the free indie versions of her story, the bad ending is not a jump scare, but a fade to black—the implication that you become another ghost in the bathroom. The curse is cyclical and eternal. This reflects a traditional Japanese worldview: unresolved grudges create a stagnant, inescapable energy.