
Miko Yotsuya's eyes water as she fixates on a single spot on her phone—she ignores yet another dreadful, horrific monster that is in her face, uttering the disturbing words: "Can you see me?" Before now, Miko enjoyed her unassuming high school days, with late-night horror shows serving only as a form of entertainment. But ever since one fateful day, she is the only person aware of the invisible monsters walking freely among humans. Courageously, Miko makes a bold decision: she will never, under...
When only you can see the monsters, the only weapon left is sheer denial.
High‑schooler Miko Yotsuya thought her biggest worries were exams and crushes—until she started seeing grotesque, invisible entities that only she can perceive. These nightmarish apparitions pop up in everyday settings, whispering “Can you see me?” and threatening to drive anyone around her into madness. Rather than flee, Miko adopts a grimly comedic strategy: act as if the horrors don’t exist. She clutches her phone, pretends to scroll, and forces a smile, all while the world around her teeters on the brink of supernatural chaos. The series follows Miko’s daily grind as she juggles classes, friendships, and the ever‑present threat of the unseen. Her best friend Hana, oblivious to the spectral menace, remains a bright, energetic foil, often becoming the unwitting victim of a monster’s petty prank. Miko’s resolve to protect her peers—despite trembling knees and watery eyes—turns ordinary school life into a bizarre dance of denial and bravery. Each episode blends slapstick mishaps with genuine dread, delivering a unique cocktail of laugh‑out‑loud moments and spine‑tingling tension, all wrapped in Passione’s vibrant animation style.
A horror-comedy where a high school girl sees terrifying invisible monsters everywhere but must pretend they don't exist. Expect genuinely unsettling creature designs and frequent sexualized camera work on underage characters alongside the deadpan humor.
Mieruko-chan has 12 episodes.
Mieruko-chan is currently finished airing.
Mieruko-chan was produced by Passione.
Mieruko-chan aired Oct 3, 2021 to Dec 19, 2021.
Mieruko-chan is based on a Web manga.
A horror-comedy where a high school girl sees terrifying invisible monsters everywhere but must pretend they don't exist. Expect genuinely unsettling creature designs and frequent sexualized camera work on underage characters alongside the deadpan humor.
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Niguredou, Yuria
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CV: Sakura, Ayane

Yotsuya, Miko
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CV: Amamiya, Sora

Yurikawa, Hana
Main
CV: Hondo, Kaede

Cafe Spirit
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Cardboard Spirit
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Department Store Clerk Spirit
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Four-Handed Spirit
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God of the Mountain
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Gozuka
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CV: Imaruoka, Atsushi

High School Girl Spirit
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Kasaya Spirit
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Living Room Spirit
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Locker Spirit
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Morino
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CV: Shimabukuro, Miyuri

Mrs. Gozuka
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CV: Sakurai, Harumi

Mrs. Kido
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CV: Sakurai, Harumi

Mystery Spirit
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Rousoku, Junji
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CV: Tobita, Nobuo

Satoru
Supporting
CV: Taichi, You

Shrine Spirits
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Takeda, Mitsue
Supporting
CV: Tani, Ikuko

Teacher Arai
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CV: Satou, Hana

Toono, Zen
Supporting
CV: Nakamura, Yuuichi

Train Spirit
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