The World God Only Knows

Keima and Elsie are rescued from bullies by Kusunoki Kasuga, captain of the girls' karate club. As she chastises Keima for being so weak, Elsie detects a spirit inside her.

Despite misgivings, Kusunoki continues on her date with Keima, hoping to bring out her feminine side.

Elsie reunites with her classmate, the overachieving Haqua. Chief Docrow reports an evil spirit on the loose in their area.

Keima suggests that Haqua should team up with Elsie, but she refuses -- and is then possessed by the spirit.

After learning there are 60,000 spirits still to be captured, Keima is depressed. One turns up in his friend Chihiro and he refuses to help, still angry over her teasing him.

Keima learns that all the girls he helped still have remnants of their feelings for him. After discovering Chihiro's new crush, Keima devises a plan to help her win his heart.

Chihiro has started to develop feelings for Keima, and calls off her initially planned confession to Yuta.

Keima entrusts Elsie with what he considers a task most important -- purchasing a rare first edition of the dating sim game "Love Tears."

Jun Nagase is an idealistic new student teacher assigned to Keima's class. She quickly takes on Keima as a kind of pet project, believing him to be troubled and out of touch.

Keima's tactics aren't working on Jun, who continues to see him only as her student and not as an equal.

Jun winds up watching a wrestling match with Keima, where he brings up her role in the disbanding of the basketball team.

Keima plays a game called "One Leaf," which he initially thinks is a bad game; however, its heroine fits his ideal perfectly, so he winds up enjoying the game at a slow pace.