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Unaired episode bundled with the Makura no Danshi DVD.

Feeling ill and wondering if a Type A person would offer cough medicine? What sort of New Year's goal might a Type B set? Can a Type AB really outsmart a demon? How do Type O individuals behave when they're hospitalized? And which blood type comes up with the best approach for handling the complicated workplace dynamics during Valentine's and White Day? Find out the answers to these everyday questions and more in the fourth season of Ketsuekigata-kun!

In Ketsuekigata-kun! 3, viewers see which blood type is best at persuading a father to approve a marriage proposal, and how different blood types react during a blackout. Whether handling broken hearts, cracking a murder case, or getting ready for a trip abroad, the characteristic habits of the four blood groups consistently add flavor to each situation.

The episode of Ketsuekigata-kun acts as a promotional segment for DVDs of both Ketsuekigata-kun and Teekyuu, airing during the series' normal timeslot one week after episode twelve.

In "Ketsuekigata-kun! 2," A-gata-kun, B-gata-kun, O-gata-kun, and AB-gata-kun return to examine cultural stereotypes tied to blood types more thoroughly. Along with their female counterparts, they investigate relationship dynamics including personality quirks, fitting responses to average gifts, and methods for concealing adult content on a computer. Whether stranded on a deserted island or living in a dormitory, each blood type reacts distinctively to these amusing and relatable scenarios.

Ketsuekigata-kun! examines the Japanese and Korean idea that blood type influences character. It asks whether A-types are gentle but indecisive, B-types are their complete opposites, O-types are lively and playful, and AB-types are hard to grasp. The show investigates these stereotypes through romantic and day-to-day situations.

In this soothing series, Makura no Danshi whispers calming lullabies to bring tranquility. Each short episode features a distinct young man prepared to listen and provide comfort. The diverse cast includes Merry, a gentle brunette; Sousuke Tanaka, a mature professional; Kanade Hanamine, a high school delinquent afraid of spiders; Eiji Kijinami, a punk with a soft side; Ryuushi Theodore Emori, a shy stargazer; Yuu Maiki, a freshman with lofty ambitions; Haruto Enokawa, an energetic five-year-old craving bedtime tales; Nao Sasayama, a tech-savvy college student; Shirusu Mochizuki, a book-loving librarian; siblings Yonaga and Yayoi Chigiri, practitioners of flower arranging; and Yuuichirou Iida, a witty elderly oden vendor. Through sharing their personal stories, these individuals gently encourage viewers dealing with life's challenges to open up, ensuring each person feels cherished and valued.