Yoru no Kuni Episode Ratings
22-ji no Annaibito (The 22 O'Clock Guide) Refusing to accept the death of her beloved dog, Choco, a young girl named Chiyo falls asleep, only to wake up in the Night World. She is greeted by Yoru, an entity that guides her through the realm of the darkest, most beautiful time of day. As Chiyo learns to cope with the loss in her heart, the starless world around her begins to light up. 26-ji no Sagashimono (The 26 O'Clock Search) Since childhood, best friends Hina and Tsumugi have used an exchange diary as a token of their friendship. Angered that Hina wants to open up the diary to include a new girl she has befriended, the jealous Tsumugi throws it away. Upon falling asleep, she wakes up in front of a labyrinth within the Night World. Initially refusing to take Yoru's help, Tsumugi searches for an answer to her predicament, but she is confronted by her feelings of loneliness instead. 4-ji no Tegami (The 4 O'Clock Letter) Another morning is approaching, and the thought fills Akatsuki with dread. Dejected from her inability to build a career, she begins to throw away her art pieces, stumbling upon an old sketchbook in the process. Within the book is a letter from a former friend who, a long time ago, had given her hope. As she continues going through her belongings, Akatsuki starts to remember the friend's identity—and she might even discover her fading passion for painting. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
22-ji no Annaibito (The 22 O'Clock Guide) Refusing to accept the death of her beloved dog, Choco, a young girl named Chiyo falls asleep, only to wake up in the Night World. She is greeted by Yoru, an entity that guides her through the realm of the darkest, most beautiful time of day. As Chiyo learns to cope with the loss in her heart, the starless world around her begins to light up. 26-ji no Sagashimono (The 26 O'Clock Search) Since childhood, best friends Hina and Tsumugi have used an exchange diary as a token of their friendship. Angered that Hina wants to open up the diary to include a new girl she has befriended, the jealous Tsumugi throws it away. Upon falling asleep, she wakes up in front of a labyrinth within the Night World. Initially refusing to take Yoru's help, Tsumugi searches for an answer to her predicament, but she is confronted by her feelings of loneliness instead. 4-ji no Tegami (The 4 O'Clock Letter) Another morning is approaching, and the thought fills Akatsuki with dread. Dejected from her inability to build a career, she begins to throw away her art pieces, stumbling upon an old sketchbook in the process. Within the book is a letter from a former friend who, a long time ago, had given her hope. As she continues going through her belongings, Akatsuki starts to remember the friend's identity—and she might even discover her fading passion for painting. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Yoru no Kuni(avg 9.0)
Yoru no Kuni Episode Rating Chart
This episode rating chart shows all 3 episode ratings for Yoru no Kuni, based on MyAnimeList ratings. The average episode score is 9.0/10. The highest-rated episode is Episode 3 "The 4 O'clock Letter" with a score of 9.2/10, while the lowest-rated is Episode 2 "The 26 O'clock Search" at 8.9/10. 3 of 3 episodes (100%) score 8.0 or above, placing them in the Great or higher tier on the AnimeGraphs rating scale.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the highest rated Yoru no Kuni episode?
- The highest rated Yoru no Kuni episode is Episode 3 "The 4 O'clock Letter" with a score of 9.2/10 on MyAnimeList. The lowest rated episode is Episode 2 "The 26 O'clock Search" at 8.9/10.
- How many episodes does Yoru no Kuni have?
- Yoru no Kuni has 3 episodes. 3 episodes (100%) have a rating of 8.0 or above on MyAnimeList.
- What is the average episode rating for Yoru no Kuni?
- The average episode rating for Yoru no Kuni is 9.0/10 based on MyAnimeList ratings across all 3 episodes.
