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Mameda is a tanuki who was born in the wrong era - all she wants is to trick humans, but that age of tanuki shenanigans is over. But one woman, a rakugo master named Bunko, shows Mameda it's still possible to cast magic on humans...only with words, not illusions. Mameda is determined to become Bunko's apprentice, but can she convince the stoic master to take her on...?
The Rakugo Rookie's Competition is well underway in the capital city of Tokyo! Mameda is chomping at the bit to have a go at her rival and genius Edo storyteller, Shojotei Sansho. But right before the finals, her dearest master is taken from her! The culprit is none other than Sakutaro, the heir to a powerful corporation, the host of the competition, and the self-claimed fiancé of Daikokutei Bunko...!If Mameda wants her master back, she'll have to best Sansho at the tournament...and for that, she's going to have to bring her best tricks onto the stage!
Master Bunko is condemned by her fellow rakugo masters for taking an apprentice under her wing. Mameda will have to earn the approval of these distinguished masters if she want to stay with Bunko. It's up to her to save the house of Daikokutei!
The stoic rakugo master, Bunko, does what she can to lead her new apprentice, Mameda. But it finally dawns on her that maybe, just maybe, Bunko might have been too sweet on her. Things are going to have to change for them both. There are challenges coming Mameda's way, but she's ready as ever to tackle them all!
Rakugo apprentices, Mameda, Shirara, and Enu are abducted by Gorozo, the automaton rabbit, and is taken to the Moon Palace. Ever since the death of the beloved mikado of the moon, laughing has been outlawed by his mourning widower, Orihime. It's up to Bunko and the other rakugo masters to save the apprentices and the Moon Palace from Orihime's despair!
There's not a single dull day for Mameda, an aspiring rakugo storyteller and a tanuki in disguise! Overcoming nerves, getting possessed by scary ghosts, and entertaining a curious god are all part of her rakugo training! ...Right? Come one, come all, and hear the tale of Mameda, the rakugoka!
Mameda triumphantly seizes victory at the Rookie's competition and she is finally offered a chance to become a fully-fledged rakugo storyteller! But her celebration is cut short when she and her fellow apprentices, Shirara and Enu, are suddenly abducted by an envoy…from the Moon Palace! The moon is after one thing-the piece of the rainbow that Bunko once nabbed from them. With their beloved apprentices in trouble, it's time for the masters to spring into action!
The Rakugo Rookie's Competition has finally culminated in a gripping finale! Incensed by Mameda's telling of the classic tale, The Leisure Boats, Sansho strikes back with an epic from the east. The story reflects the three deaths that Sansho suffered and it draws the theater deep into its web of intertwining fates…!
Driven by her love of muscles, Kaho Hibi ends up becoming the manager of the basketball team. While the Muscle Prince of the basketball team boasts some impressive muscles, Kaho finds herself falling for who he is on the inside, too. But he’s not the only beefcake in her life anymore! At the inter-high scrimmage, Kaho meets Ikkei—a boy who seems to share a history with Natsume—and finds herself suddenly surrounded by beefcakes. What’s a girl to do?!
Mameda's powers of trickery are weakening, and she has become unable to maintain her human disguise! Mameda ventures down to hell to find Saemon Danuki, a legendary tanuki that is said to have kept her human form, even after death. But standing in her way is the fearsome and merciless ruler of the underworld—the great Lord Enma Daio!
May the Newcomer's Rakugo Competition begin! Mameda encounters Sansho, the rakugo genius from Tokyo with a bold claim—that she has no need for a master at all! Meanwhile, Master Bunko finds herself pursued by a powerful business magnate... But what does this mysterious man really want with her?
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