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Among the children in the city, there is a rumor: if you contact "Hell Correspondence" at midnight, write down your unexpressed grievances, and a Hell Girl will appear to send your enemies to Hell. However, what is unexpected is that this rumor is actually true. The letters sent to Hell Correspondence are delivered to a girl named Enma Ai. When she resonates with the grievances in the letters, she transforms into a Hell Girl. However, the legend does not mention that to fulfill your wish, you must make a contract with her. "A human's curse will open two paths. One is to send your opponent to Hell, and your soul will also accompany them to Hell after death. Is that really okay?" "Hell Girl" (Japanese: "じごくしょうじょ") is a Japanese animation, manga, and television drama. The animation began airing in October 2005, consisting of 26 episodes, featuring a mysterious and eerie style. The manga is simultaneously serialized in the monthly magazine "Nakayoshi" published by Kōdansha, authored by Yuki Tokoro. Starting from October 7, 2006, the second season of the animation, titled "Hell Girl 2nd Season" (Whole26Set), was broadcast on Mainichi Broadcasting System, Animax, and Tokyo MX, among others, and concluded on April 7, 2007. Additionally, a live-action television version was broadcast on Nippon Television from November 4, 2006, to January 27, 2007, during the "Golden Tongue" timeslot on Nippon Television and Shizuoka Broadcasting Corporation, consisting of 12 episodes. On December 28, 2007, it was announced that a third season of the animation would be produced, titled "Hell Girl 3rd Season," inheriting the eerie style of "Two cages.." "Three Tripods" refers to resentment, pain, and jealousy, like the three legs of a tripod. (Explanation by Rinne in Episode 14, "Corner of Vengeance")