Monogatari Series: Second Season
Shaft
Oshimeter
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Synopsis
Apparitions, oddities, and gods continue to manifest around Koyomi Araragi and his close-knit group of friends: Tsubasa Hanekawa, the group's modest genius; Shinobu Oshino, the resident doughnut-loving vampire; athletic deviant Suruga Kanbaru; bite-happy spirit Mayoi Hachikuji; Koyomi's cute admirer Nadeko Sengoku; and Hitagi Senjougahara, Koyomi's eclectic girlfriend. A new semester has begun and with graduation looming over Koyomi, he must quickly decide the paths he will walk, as well as the relationships he will form and friends that he will save. But as strange events begin to unfold, Koyomi is nowhere to be found, and a vicious tiger apparition has appeared in his absence. Hanekawa has become its target, and she quickly finds she must fend for herself. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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Characters
Hitagi Senjougahara
Tsun-dere Hitagi Senjougahara, a crab-cursed, intelligent girl, is quick-witted and sharp-tongued.
Portrayed by Saitou Chiwa
Shinobu Oshino
A powerful vampire, reduced to child form, fiercely loyal to Araragi, and loves donuts.
Portrayed by Morgenstern Friedel
Koyomi Araragi
A former vampire, Koyomi is a kind, intelligent high schooler with lingering supernatural abilities and a complicated love life.
Portrayed by Kamiya Hiroshi
Deishuu Kaiki
A cunning conman, Kaiki manipulates others using his knowledge of the supernatural for profit, though he's a skeptic.
Portrayed by Miki Shinichiro
Tsubasa Hanekawa
Intelligent and composed class president, haunted by a troubled past and a cat spirit, secretly harbors feelings for Araragi.
Portrayed by Horie Yui
Mayoi Hachikuji
Lost child ghost, Mayoi is cheerful but wary, unknowingly leading others astray until finding peace.
Portrayed by Katou Emiri
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