Acro-Silky

Taking her pulse, Okarun confirms what Turbo Granny said: Aira, an ordinary human devoured by a yokai, is dead. Though Turbo Granny insists rescue is hopeless, Momo and Okarun frantically work to bring her back, pumping her chest, giving CPR, and calling for an ambulance. When Acrobatic Silky rises to her feet again, the two brace for a fight, only to hear the yokai offer to save Aira by passing her own aura into the girl. Momo voices her doubts about the spirit's motives, and in answer Acrobatic Silky tears out her own mouth to prove she has no plan to devour Aira a second time. Still wary, Momo tells Okarun to stay alert in his Turbo Granny form while she goes along with the plan, using her psychic power to channel the aura into Aira. Once the process starts, Momo is pulled into Acrobatic Silky's past, seeing the yokai as a struggling mother who lost her daughter and then took her own life.

Momo and Okarun struggle fruitlessly to revive Aira. Both Acrobatic Silky and Turbo Granny confirm that her drained aura means she will die. Earning their trust, Acrobatic Silky offers to channel her aura into Aira by way of Momo's psychic power. The two girls then enter the spirit's memories, witnessing her human life as a single mother who raised and taught her child to dance. Crushed by debt to loan sharks, she lost her daughter to those men and ended her own life.

This Volume 3 chapter, adapted in Episode 7, closes the emotional core of the Acrobatic Silky Arc by revealing the yokai's history as a grieving mother. It frames her aura transfer to Aira as an act of redemption.