<p>Yes. </p>

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  <p> In episode <strong>5</strong>, you (the viewer) learn that the class is ignoring Misaki as part of a "countermeasure" to ward off the calamity that affects class 3-3 (which is what causes all the paranormal phenomena you see in episodes 1-4, e.g. the girl nearly getting crushed by the falling glass pane; the nurse in the crashing elevator; etc). The basic idea is that the class has one more person than it should (you find out why in episode <strong>6</strong>, I believe), and so by pretending that one of the people in the class doesn't exist, they bring the number of people in the class down to the correct number. </p>
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senshin
<p>So, I'm on episode 4, without spoilers, can you tell me if others can see her? It's kinda confusing to me.</p>

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2013-10-24T05:20:10.677Z
Wouldn't it better to finish the anime first and ask for questions that will raise up after it? You'll just end up getting spoiled. Just saying, because I really hate spoilers.
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2013-10-24T19:34:35.667Z
lol: "without spoilers" you are asking for a fundamental part of the storyline up to now and you don't want to be spoilered? that's what i call hypocrisy
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Can other people see Misaki?
# Can other people see Misaki?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-10-24
So, I'm on episode 4, without spoilers, can you tell me if others can see her? It's kinda confusing to me.
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> **username_1**: Wouldn't it better to finish the anime first and ask for questions that will raise up after it? You'll just end up getting spoiled. Just saying, because I really hate spoilers.  
> **username_2**: lol: "without spoilers" you are asking for a fundamental part of the storyline up to now and you don't want to be spoilered? that's what i call hypocrisy  
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### Answer by username_3 on 2013-10-24. Score: 1
Yes.

> In episode **5**, you (the viewer) learn that the class is ignoring Misaki as part of a "countermeasure" to ward off the calamity that affects class 3-3 (which is what causes all the paranormal phenomena you see in episodes 1-4, e.g. the girl nearly getting crushed by the falling glass pane; the nurse in the crashing elevator; etc). The basic idea is that the class has one more person than it should (you find out why in episode **6**, I believe), and so by pretending that one of the people in the class doesn't exist, they bring the number of people in the class down to the correct number.
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