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|Summary=Since Zuma exhausted his powers while fighting the knight boss, after retrieving the {{Transliteration|ja|kintama}}, he passes it to Momo, who takes down the chef; they are awarded the Nom Nom Bongo (Death [[Pâtissier]]) game card, similar to a [[Pokémon Trading Card Game|Pokémon card]], which grants them powers from eating treats. Checking their pockets, they also have a Carmine ([[Black knight|Dark Knight]]) card from the earlier fight, and realize they must defeat four bosses in total. After beating the next, Rock-hard Costinus ([[Medusa]]), they rest at an inn to prepare for their final challenge, which is to defeat an army guarding a castle and destroy the crystal within; the game uses a [[rock paper scissors]] scheme to determine weaknesses between four types of soldiers in the army. Okarun returns to the diorama with Rin and Turbo Granny while being pursued by Officer Bega. The street gang bursts into the diorama world, saving Momo and Zuma from defeat, and when that pair enter the castle, Okarun arrives, yelling not to break the crystal, but too late, as Zuma slices it in half.

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|Summary=Turbo Granny explains the diorama is a cursed {{transliteration|ja|{{ill|葛籠|ja|lt=tsuzura}}}} (wicker trunk); with the last guardian defeated, the sealed Fairy-Tale Card {{transliteration|ja|yōkai}} is released and transforms Zuma into the rampaging 'Brella (Umbrella) Boy {{transliteration|ja|yōkai}}. Momo is wounded; teaming up with Rokuro and Bega, Okarun takes the {{Transliteration|ja|kintama}} away from 'Brella Boy and knocks him out, but Okarun stops when a spirit asks him to stop bullying his older brother. In a flashback, Zuma's family fell apart rapidly: after his father dies and they pile up insurmountable debt, his cheerful younger brother drowns while trying to retrieve a beloved umbrella; Unji is left orphaned after his mother [[Rail suicide|dies by leaping in front of a subway train]] after taking him on a final, fun outing to an amusement park. As a juvenile delinquent gang leader, he vows to smash the world to pieces, but is arrested by Officer Bega, who takes him in; Bega shares similar tragic family losses, but instead refuses to be beaten by the world and vows to protect Zuma. When Bega tries to save a young, bullied boy from drowning in similar circumstances, Zuma receives 'Brella Boy's powers and saves both Bega and the boy.

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|Summary='Brella Boy leaves the trunk, carrying the Fairy-Tale Card; Turbo Granny made separate arrangements with Rin to escape. Mai refuses to follow the plan and instead turns Rin into an idol who manipulates gravity through song, drawing out the figurines. Okarun confesses his love to a stranded Momo as he leaves to fight the Fairy-Tale Card. Zuma stops breathing, having spent all his energy on the escape. The Fairy-Tale Card tries to acquire Rin's power instead but is prevented by Mai; the Fairy-Tale card sets the gang members against each other by sowing discord and possessing their eyes, ears, and minds, but the arrival of Count Saint-Germain halts the battle. As the Fairy-Tale Card brags on his apparently limitless powers, Rokuro, Okarun, and Bega arrive and Bega revives Zuma. Count Saint-Germain observes the cards are paired in a {{transliteration|ja|[[uta-garuta]]}} deck and successfully coaches the team to attack the cards in pairs. After the Fairy-Tale Card is defeated, the Count seizes its power; Bega and Zuma recount their recent miscommunications, Seiko treats the delinquents to [[all-you-can-eat]] {{transliteration|ja|yakiniku}}, and she vows to restore the curiously miniaturized Momo. Okarun's second {{transliteration|ja|kintama}} is restored and he returns Turbo Granny's power as promised; she leaves the group.

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