Extras: previews, textless opening (the "Tsukuyomi Mode" version from episode 14) and closing, and character profiles that don't tell you anything that you don't already know.
While MoonPhase does tread the fine line that separates cute from creepy, it most often comes down on the cute side. Though it has pushed things a tad too far in the past (e.g. Hazuki's fashion show in the previous volume), this volume has little time for such shenanigans, occupied as it is with supernatural showdowns and its steadily increasing dramatic potential. This is, far and away, the best installment of the series to date.
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