Synopsis

For three nights running, Beelzebub has wept throughout the night, a lament that has kept Oga and their entire neighborhood awake. To avoid being driven from their home by the incessant sorrow, the Oga family tries to occupy Beelzebub all day, hoping to exhaust him before the evening. They succeed in lulling him to sleep, yet he invariably awakens and resumes his cries in the darkness. After a day spent managing a sleep-deprived Tōhōshinki, Hilda offers a toy intended to soothe Beelzebub, though