Ep 11. See, There Ain't No Ghosts

In Little Busters! season 1 episode 11 titled "See, There Ain't No Ghosts," the Little Busters are determined to prove the existence of ghosts at school. The episode starts off with the members discussing their disbelief in ghosts, with Riki stating that he's never seen one before.

However, Masato insists that he's seen numerous ghosts in his life, especially at school. He narrates a scary story about the Ghost of the School Building, causing Kengo to get spooked and leave the group. The rest of the Little Busters decide to investigate and prove the existence of ghosts.

They begin by visiting the abandoned school building at night and splitting up into pairs. However, nothing happens, and the only thing they find is a creepy-looking vase that Komari is strangely drawn to.

As they continue their investigation, they stumble upon a room covered in graffiti that reads "Ghosts don't exist." While they're puzzling over who could've written it and why, the vase that Komari picked up earlier suddenly falls and breaks, causing everyone to scream and jump.

As they continue their search, Rin and Riki get separated and end up discovering an old scrapbook. They flip through the pages and discover that it belonged to a group of students who attended the school years ago. The students had created the ghost stories and legends themselves to scare other students and gain attention.

Rin and Riki realize that they've been fooled all along and that there's no such thing as ghosts. They rush back to the others and share their discovery. Masato, who had been determined to find a ghost, feels disillusioned and angry, while Komari is still attached to the broken vase.

The episode ends with the Little Busters coming together to clean up the room and remove all traces of the fake ghost stories. They vow to create their own fun memories at the school rather than relying on fake legends and stories.

Overall, "See, There Ain't No Ghosts" is a fun and lighthearted episode that explores the theme of fear and how we can be easily fooled into believing in something when we're scared. The Little Busters learn a valuable lesson about creating their own memories and not relying on the past.