Station 18: And What Do We Call You?

Season 38Episode 1830 minJuni 29, 2014
Station 18: And What Do We Call You?

Although Zaram has left the Shadow Line and has become ToQ 6gou, he does not wish to remain with the ToQgers. When Ring Shadow traps people by putting rings with their names on their heads, Zaram, who should have eschewed his old Shadow name, must find a way to help the ToQgers and escape his former shackles as a Shadow.

Station 18: And What Do We Call You? has aired on Juni 29, 2014 at 19:30
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