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Janguru wa itsumo hare nochi Guu: ILLUSION 11:While walking back home, Hare and Guu find a man in a straw hat. Hare and the stranger soon have a conversation over video games and than... Pachimon. Hare, shortly, feels that maybe he and this mysterious person will get along. This stranger, then reveals himself to be the criminal that tried to rob a bank. He wants revenge on Hare's mother, so he decides to take Hare as a hostage again. Weda arrives and soon remembers this bank thief. The criminal then explains to Weda that to complete the game that's inside of him, he must get rid of Weda. In exchange for Hare and Guu's life, Weda must die. Weda solves this and finally ends this all by falling off a cliff. As all seems to be lost, Dama appears and saves Weda. Dama and the villan then have a fight. Who will win?ILLUSION 12:It seems Dama was just getting started. A flashback shows that even then, Dama was still strong as she fought and defeated many bears in a quick movement. Guu has a flashback of how she met Dama. It was raining when Guu found Dama by a tree getting soaked with rain. Guu tells Dama that she should just laugh her troubles away and that Dama could become strong instead of just sitting around. Dama eventually defeats the thief. The thief leaves and follows Dama and eventually gets married to Dama.

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