Ep 2. Fairy-san Doesn't Get Angry

In the second episode of Henneko, titled "Fairy-san Doesn't Get Angry," the protagonist Youto continues his efforts to get his façade of a perverted high school student back. He had previously wished upon the Stony Cat, a statue that has the power to grant wishes, to take away his façade of being a good boy. However, he soon realizes that the wish is doing more harm than good, and he's losing out on his friends and the life he wants to live.

One of his friends, Tsutsukakushi Tsukiko, has also been affected by the wishes made to the Stony Cat. She wished to become more expressive, but now she finds it difficult to hide her emotions, often becoming angry or upset easily. Youto tries to help her by finding the Fairy-san, a statue which is believed to have the power to cancel the wishes made to the Stony Cat.

Together, Youto and Tsukiko set out to find the Fairy-san, but they soon realize that there is more to the statue than what meets the eye. The statue is guarded by a group of mischievous cats who test the duo's determination by continuously sending them on wild goose chases. Eventually, they come across a girl who claims to be the Fairy-san.

The Fairy-san tells them that she cannot cancel their wishes, but she can help them. She transports them to a strange world where they meet a girl named Azusa, who helps them realize the importance of their wishes and why they made them in the first place.

Throughout the episode, there are moments of comedic relief as the characters navigate the strange world and overcome various obstacles. There are also moments of introspection, where Youto and Tsukiko reflect on their wishes and the consequences they have had on their lives.

In the end, Youto and Tsukiko gain a better understanding of themselves and their wishes. Youto realizes that the façade he had been trying to shed was not entirely a bad thing and that he needed to find a balance between his true self and the persona he portrays. Tsukiko learns to control her emotions and be more expressive without losing herself in the process.

Overall, "Fairy-san Doesn't Get Angry" is a fun and thought-provoking episode that explores the complexities of wishes and the importance of self-discovery.