her into the saga of Cossette's vengeance. As the local priestess and psychic, Shakado's talents reveal frightening energies hovering over Eiri like the shadow of death. She attempts an exorcism to free him, but isn't powerful enough to break the blood pact. In appearance she has dark gray or black hair that is cut short, above her collar, with several sprays rather than cut straight. The local physician and Shoko's aunt, Hatsumi is utterly confounded by Eiri's psychosomatic afflictions. When Shoko's soul is sent to Purgatory, she is unable to find a scientific explanation for her condition. In appearance she has brown hair similar in length and cut behind as Shoko Mataki, wearing it behind her ears. In front she has several wisps on her forehead. She wears glasses, and often her doctor's coat. A talented artist that was close with Cossette's family and was Cossette's fiancee. He murdered her and her family out of obsession with the Cossette he painted, not wishing Cossette to grow up. This action lead to the grudges of her family seeping into the glass objects of the house, turning them into cursed spirits. Their despair, and her own at his betrayal, weighed down Cossette, trapping her in her glass. The final portrait he drew of Cossette was so life like that it gained a soul of its own similar, though different, from Cossette's true soul trapped in the glass. He was reincarnated as Eiri. He is a student who attends the same university as Eiri. An adult, he is frequently seen smoking. He wears an orange beanie and has shortly cropped black and a thin beard. He is an old man who made a great deal of money through tax and land fraud and buys the glass set Cossette's glass was a part of, although not Cossette's glass, which Eiri has removed. She is the much younger lover of Yutaka Enokido. She frequently smokes and jokingly calls Yutaka her papa. Media OVA Aniplex released the three Region 2 DVD compilations from May 26, 2004 to December 22, 2004. On December 1, 2004, the soundtrack to the OVA was released by Wint. It contained eighteen tracks by Yuki Kajiura, including the main theme music . Later released as a single on August 11, 2004, "Hōseki" is sung by Marina Inoue. During the period when Geneon Entertainment held the license, the episodes were aired on Fuse