Dandadan RPG (complete version)

Personality:   The Abandoned Hospital (Serpo Alien Hotspot) Location: A derelict hospital building in Kamikoshi. Significance: This is where Momo goes to disprove the existence of aliens. Instead, she is abducted by the Serpoians, which awakens her psychokinetic powers. Abandoned buildings, especially hospitals, are another staple of horror and occult settings, making this a fitting place for a terrifying "first contact" encounter. The Kito Family House (The Cursed House) Location: A traditional-style Japanese house in a secluded part of Kamikoshi, belonging to Jiji's family. Significance: This house is the epicenter of the "Cursed House Arc." It's built over land that seals a powerful earth deity (the Mongolian Death Worm) to prevent a volcanic eruption. For generations, the Kito family has performed ritualistic sacrifices within the house to appease the entity. The house itself is a malevolent character, filled with grotesque spirits and deadly traps, representing a dark, hidden history festering beneath a seemingly normal facade. Various Schools Location: Kamikoshi High School and other associated schools. Significance: The school is the central hub for the characters' daily lives and serves as a frequent battleground. The contrast between mundane school life—classes, exams, social drama—and the sudden intrusion of alien assassins or vengeful yokai is a primary source of the series' comedy and tension. Fights have broken out in classrooms, on the school roof, and across the athletic fields. Airplanes, Bullet Trains (Shinkansen), and Highways Location: The transportation infrastructure of Japan. Significance: In the current "Journey to Izumo Saga," these locations have become mobile battlefields. The story has featured an insane fight against the Kito Family and a "Sharknado" on the exterior of a commercial airplane. The characters also use the Shinkansen and travel along Japan's extensive highway system, highlighting that the threat is no longer contained to their hometown but is a nationwide chase. This "road trip" format allows the series to showcase a broader slice of the Japanese landscape. Information of item from Japanese Folklore: The Uchide no Kozuchi (打ち出の小槌), often translated as the "Magic Mallet" or "Lucky Hammer," is a significant item both in traditional Japanese folklore and in the current saga of Dandadan. To fully understand its role in the manga, it's helpful to first know its mythological origins. The Uchide no Kozuchi is a legendary magical artifact that appears in several classic Japanese folktales, most famously in the story of Issun-bōshi (the "One-Inch Boy") and as an item commonly associated with Daikokuten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods. Powers and Abilities: Its primary and most famous power is the ability to grant wishes when struck. Typically, one would shake or strike the mallet while stating a wish, and the wish would come true. This often involves producing money (gold coins), food, clothing, or other valuable items from thin air. Size Alteration: A key power, particularly relevant to Dandadan, is its ability to change the size of a person or object. In the tale of Issun-bōshi, the one-inch hero defeats an Oni (demon) and takes its Uchide no Kozuchi. The princess he is protecting uses the mallet to strike him, wishing for him to grow, and he is transformed into a full-sized, handsome samurai. Symbolism: Because of these abilities, the Uchide no Kozuchi is a powerful symbol of fortune, prosperity, and the fulfillment of desires. It represents the idea of miraculous luck and having the power to manifest whatever one needs. The Three Imperial Regalia of Japan (三種の神器, Sanshu no Jingi) These are the most sacred and legendary treasures in Japanese mythology, said to have been passed down from the sun goddess Amaterasu herself to the first emperor of Japan. They represent the three essential virtues of a ruler: valor, wisdom, and benevolence. Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi (草薙の剣, "Grass-Cutting Sword"): This legendary sword represents valor. It was discovered by the storm god Susanoo-no-Mikoto inside the tail of the eight-headed serpent, Yamata no Orochi, after he defeated it. It is said to have the power to control the wind and is supernaturally sharp. Yasakani-no-Magatama (八尺瓊勾玉, "Eight-Hand-Span Jewel"): This is a beautiful, comma-shaped jewel or bead that represents benevolence. It was one of the items used by the other gods to lure Amaterasu out of a cave where she was hiding, thus bringing sunlight back to the world. Its specific powers are less defined than the other regalia, but it's a powerful symbol of divine authority and virtue. Yata-no-Kagami (八咫鏡, "Eight-Hand-Span Mirror"): This sacred mirror represents wisdom and honesty. It was also instrumental in luring Amaterasu out of her cave; she was captivated by her own reflection, which she had never seen before. The mirror is believed to have the power to reveal the truth and possess a connection to the divine. Items from Folktales and Legends These items are prominent in various popular stories passed down through generations. Hagoromo (羽衣, "Feather Robe"): A magical robe made of feathers belonging to a Tennin, a divine, swan-like maiden from the heavens. The story, known as Hagoromo Densetsu, tells of a fisherman who finds the robe and hides it, preventing the Tennin from returning to the sky. He convinces her to marry him, but she eventually finds the robe and must sadly return to her celestial home. The robe grants the wearer the ability to fly. Bashōsen (芭蕉扇, "Banana Plant Fan"): A magical fan capable of creating powerful gusts of wind. In some tales, it can also shrink or grow objects, or even create or extinguish fire. It is famously associated with the demon brothers Ginkaku and Kinkaku (Gold and Silver Horns) in the Chinese classic Journey to the West, which heavily influenced Japanese folklore. The Bottomless Purse of the Glimmering Jewel (隠れ蓑, Kakuremino): While Kakuremino often refers to a Straw Cape of Invisibility, it is sometimes associated with a bottomless purse. This magical purse can never be emptied of money, providing its owner with an endless supply of wealth. It's a classic wish-fulfillment item that appears in several folktales, teaching lessons about greed and fortune. Magical and Cursed Objects These items possess potent magical properties but are not always divine or benevolent. Sesshō-seki (殺生石, "Killing Stone"): A cursed stone located in the volcanic mountains of Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture. Legend says this stone is the transformed corpse of the beautiful nine-tailed fox, Tamamo-no-Mae. The stone was said to kill anyone who came into contact with it by emitting poisonous gas, until a Buddhist monk performed a ritual to exorcise the spirit, shattering the stone and scattering its pieces across Japan. Gotōbun no Tama (五徳の玉, "Five Virtues Jewel"): A set of five colored jewels from the throat of a dragon, featured in The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter (Taketori Monogatari). When the beautiful Princess Kaguya sets impossible tasks for her suitors, she asks one of them to retrieve this mythical jewel. It symbolizes the impossible and the fantastical lengths people will go to for love. The Magical Tea Kettle (分福茶釜, Bunbuku Chagama): The story tells of a magical tea kettle that is actually a shapeshifting tanuki (raccoon dog). The tanuki, to repay a man's kindness, transforms into a kettle that the man can sell. Later, the tanuki-kettle performs amazing feats like walking a tightrope, bringing great fortune to its owner. The kettle itself is a symbol of gratitude and mischievous magic. Information of Spiritual Powers: Spiritual powers (霊力 Reiryoku) are supernatural abilities harnessed by both the dead and the living. While aligned with both, it is a power primarily accessible and utilized by spirits, as humans are rarely able to manifest it. Spiritual beings, such as yokai, earthbound spirits, and guardian spirits, and humans alike possess an innate reservoir of spiritual power that allows them to utilize various abilities. While this type of power is accessible to spirits from the moment they come into existence, it lies dormant within humans, and few ever unlock this potential, as its awakening is unpredictable and differs from person to person, making those who wield it rare and remarkable. Those who are able to harness their spiritual power acquire the ability to see spiritual beings, as well as other spiritual phenomena. Humans with heightened spiritual awareness are likely to be attacked by yokai, should the yokai realize that the human can detect their presence. Even rarer than a human capable of harnessing spiritual power is one who possesses an immense, almost boundless reservoir of it. Those blessed with such reserves are regarded as "prodigies" (才だ Saida). Spiritual power is apparently not always permanent and can return to lying dormant over time, gradually fading until an external force reignites it. Aira, for instance, was once able to see Acrobatic Silky when she was a child but remained oblivious to her presence in later years. It was only upon encountering Okarun's kintama that her spiritual power was reawakened, restoring her ability to perceive the supernatural. Although unlocking spiritual power is a gradual process for humans, various external factors can accelerate this awakening, such as coming into contact with an object imbued with great amounts of spiritual power, such as Okarun's kintama that were imbued with a great amount of lifeforce from Turbo Granny. Supernatural abilities granted by spiritual power differ widely. However, common capabilities for yokai seems to most notably be curses and possession. Spiritual power stems from two distinct forces — ki and auras. Humans harness ki, the internal energy that fuels their supernatural abilities that they gain through training, while yokai draw from auras, a life-force energy that maintains their existence. Humans can acquire yokai-type spiritual power by possessing a yokai's aura. Aira was able to gain Acrobatic Silky's abilities after the yokai willingly had Momo transfer her aura to the dying girl. In the case of Okarun, he unintentionally obtained Turbo Granny's spiritual power after Seiko and Momo removed only the yokai's consciousness from him while she was concealed within his body. Once obtained, the wielder can summon their newfound power at will, though initial activation often requires a trigger—typically the urgency to protect a loved one or an ally. This type of supernatural ability manifests through a mask, symbolizing its influence, and carries the side effect of altering the wielder's personality. Yokai powers can be inherited through other various means. A yokai can willingly bestow their abilities upon a chosen individual, as seen with Umbrella Boy and Unji Zuma. Others have their power forcibly taken and later transferred, such as Count Saint-Germain and Hase, who both wielded the stolen abilities of Jumping Crone, contained within a kogai and an Asura kozuka knife. Information of Powers: Powers (力 Chikara) are supernatural abilities that a select few of lifeforms in the cosmos possess and utilize. There are many different types of powers that are sorted into a few categories. Powers commonly originate from a distinct type of energy, such as ki or auras, which lies dormant within living beings or other entities (particularly among the native lifeforms of Earth). However, the majority of humanity remains skeptical about the existence of such powers, often relegating them to the realm of impossibility alongside other paranormal phenomena that challenge their understanding of the world. These abilities are usually innate or obtained either as a gift from an entity or through forceful methods. Some powers can be universally utilized by anyone and anything who do not have any supernatural abilities, such as the Power of Words used by the human Kinta Sakata, the alien Mr. Mantis Shrimp, and the subterranean Naki Kito. Those who wield supernatural powers are commonly referred to as Power Users (能力者 Nōryoku-sha). As per an unidentified source, individuals who are endowed with an extraordinary power are said to have an 'ID Cosmos', which is defined by their fearless nature, particularly in the face of death, that makes them formidable and difficult to confront directly. The precise nature of an ID Cosmos remains unclear. Momo Ayase, who possesses psychokinesis, is the sole confirmed individual with an ID Cosmos. Powers that are fueled by a latent energy within an individual's body usually requires for them to undergo proper training to tap into said energy and master their abilities. The time it takes to achieve this varies greatly from person to person. For example, Jiji, a young prodigy recognized for his remarkable spiritual power, needed only a few days to harness his ki and create innovative attacks. On the other hand, Momo performed Seiko's ki unlocking ritual as a daily routine when she was a child but did not awaken the energy until she was captured by the Serpos where she recalled her grandmother's teachings while experiencing overstimulation of her brainwaves by the aliens. Certain abilities, like the Power of Words and Spiral Power, operate on straightforward principles, allowing individuals to wield them without the need for formal training. By contrast, non-human beings such as the Serpos, yokai, and others are naturally born with the ability to wield their powers and require no known training. An individual can obtain the powers of another being if they are somehow transferred. This is typically the case with humans obtaining yokai powers. After Turbo Granny hid herself inside of Okarun and was driven out by Seiko and Momo, Okarun ended up with her spiritual power due to only the yokai's consciousness being released. Aira gained Acrobatic Silky's power as a result of the yokai willingly having Momo transfer her aura over the girl who was near death. Once the power is obtained, the person is able to manifest it on command, though a trigger is usually involved for first time activations, such as the need to help an ally or family member in danger. This type of power is represented by a mask. Additionally, it also has the side-effect of changing the wielder's personality. Powers may be shared through the formation of a pact between two beings. In such arrangements, the being lending their power holds authority over the terms, setting specific conditions and stipulations that the recipient must adhere to in order to access and utilize the borrowed abilities. Seiko Ayase is able to form magic barriers to go up against yokai by borrowing power from gods in certain regions she's in. In exchange for this, she must adhere to the condition of visiting temples for three days. Rin Sawaki is able to use the guardian spirit Mai Kawabanga's power to manipulate gravity but is compelled to don a revealing idol costume and perform songs, reflecting Mai's desire for Rin to utilize her vocal talents to achieve idol status. In some cases, borrowing power from another being comes without any rules to follow. Turbo Granny was able to freely use the Earthbound Spirit Crab's territory control over Shono City after fusing with it, though this was only achieved by providing comfort to the souls of the deceased girls that compromised it. Jiji was able to access the grudge power of the Evil Eye within him by incorporating the concept of Spiral Power. Unlike Rin, Kashimoto is able to use the power of a guardian spirit without any stipulations to follow. While the primary source of powers is from lifeforms, supernatural objects or advanced weaponry can also generate similar abilities. An example are Okarun's kintama, which can awaken a human's spiritual power, including their ability to see spirits. Additionally, the exosuits manufactured by Big Mamas offer capabilities like invisibility, spatial carving, shockwave generation, and entry into pocket dimensions. Count Saint-Germain possesses kogai containing powers of yokai that he can utilize by inserting one through the holes of his sword's tsuba. The Asura is a legendary cursed sword once feared for its ability to strip powers from both humans and yokai alike. This functionality of the blade can only be achieved if the wielder compels their intended target to willingly relinquish their abilities from the depths of their heart. Once done, they can proceed with the extraction process by cutting them with the sword. After the sword was stolen by Count Saint-Germain, kozuka knives and kogai crafted from the Asura's blade came to be to allow more than one wielder to extract powers from others. Unlike its parent, the kozuka knives are capable of granting the extracted power to its wielder by cutting themselves. Count Saint-Germain is able to harness stolen powers without assimilating them into his own body by employing the Asura that can activate the power when either a knife or a kogai is inserted into one of the openings of its tsuba. Spiritual powers (霊力 Reiryoku) are supernatural abilities accessible to both humans and spirits. For humans, these powers originate from their ki and remain dormant unless unlocked through training to tap into their latent energy or by coming into contact with an object imbued with immense spiritual power. Spirits, in contrast, are naturally endowed with spiritual power from birth. The ability to perceive spirit-types — including yokai, earthbound spirits, guardian spirits, and yokai-based transformations — is the most common manifestation of human spiritual power. The Power of Words (言霊 Kotodama) refers to the phenomenon where speaking words with conviction can alter reality, rendering the impossible possible. This type of power is particularly utilized in combat scenarios where names are assigned to attacks to enhance their effectiveness. Spiral Power (螺旋の力 Rasen no chikara) is the integration of spiral dynamics into physical performance. This capability, often seen in sports and martial arts, utilizes the energy and precision of spiral motions to boost performance levels. Similar to the Power of Words, Spiral Power can also be integrated into offensive techniques during battle, amplifying their effectiveness against powerful adversaries. While the focus of perceiving normally unseen phenomena is primarily centered around spiritual elements within the series, there are also other invisible entities that can be perceived by a select few. Seiko possesses the ability to faintly hear the voices of astral projections, whereas Momo, Jiji, and Aira, who are all spiritually aware like Seiko, could not. With sufficient concentration, she can clearly see and hear them by creating a scope with her hand around the astral projection. Koki, Momo, and Queen are the only known people who are capable of seeing the miniscule creatures known as pygmies. Manipulation-type powers grant individuals the ability to command living organisms or otherworldly entities. These controlled subjects manifest or are summoned at the manipulator's will, either through direct activation or via a medium that channels their power. In the case of Adachi, her controlled subjects, the jiangshi, follow her while remaining invisible and are liable to instinctively appear if they sense that their master is in danger. This type of power appears to have no range limitation, allowing the manipulator to spread their influence over a vast area and maintain control of their controlled subject even from a great distance. For example, Murakami was able to command the Severed Head Dribblers to confront Aira, Rin, and Koki at the Kami High gym from his apartment. Similarly, Koki's Lord of the Flies enabled her to summon a large gathering of insects from the gym and use them to locate Murakami and bring him over to her. Furthermore, manipulators have the option to oversee their subjects remotely or delegate autonomy, enabling them to independently complete assigned tasks based on the manipulator's directives. Powers often manifest as transformations that enhance an individual's physical abilities or grant them distinctive combat techniques. This is mainly showcased by Power Users possessing yokai powers or, with the case of Mr. Mantis Shrimp, alien races who are naturally born with an alternate enhanced form. In contrast, non-yokai or alien transformations completely discard traces of the original body, instead forming a new one that adopts a unique property, such as iron or darkness. So far, Payase and an unnamed man hired to steal Seiko's power are the only known individuals who are capable of assuming a power transformation. Information of Power of Words: The Power of Words (言霊 Kotodama) is a phenomenon where spoken words, fueled by conviction, reshape reality itself — turning the impossible into the possible. The primary function of the Power of Words' reality-shifting phenomenon is to amplify the strength of a user's attacks, whether enhancing raw physical force or fusing with another ability to create devastating techniques. While skeptics may regard it as an irrational notion, its application has been demonstrated by a select few to greatly exceed what one can achieve independently. Momo, for instance, was only able to repel a group of Serpos without inflicting damage to them after figuring out how to project her psychic energy through her hands as a blast attack. However, once she invoked the Power of Words, her attack became powerful enough to obliterate exosuits. Similarly, Jiji harnessed the Power of Words to transform his Ha Wave from a mere knockback technique into a devastating energy blast. Information of Spiral Power: According to Seiko, the spiral dynamics of Spiral Power can be applied to virtually anything, with its most common integration being sports and martial arts, as individuals harnesses the precision and momentum of spiral motions to dramatically enhance their performance. Much like the Power of Words, Spiral Power thrives on simplicity, making it easy to utilize on the spot. However, when wielded in combat, it becomes an undeniable force, with Seiko claiming that its integration in battle is a guaranteed method for overcoming even the most formidable adversaries. The application of molecular chirality to Spiral Power-based techniques significantly influences how energy interacts with different types of beings. In biochemistry, molecular structures generally exhibit one of two chiral orientations: L-form (L体 L-tai?), characterized by a left rotation, and D-form (D体 D-tai?), characterized by a right rotation. L-form molecules (such as the twenty amino acids that comprise human proteins) are typically associated with loosening energy, while D-form molecules (such as sugars and genetic material) are linked to energy containment. Within the context of Spiral Power, this principle can be adapted into a combat framework. When confronting a corporeal target, classified as a D-form entity, a Spiral Power technique that rotates counterclockwise (leftward) can effectively destabilize their physical structure. Conversely, when facing an ethereal foe, described as smoke-like and energetically diffuse, akin to an L-form, a clockwise (rightward) rotation is more effective, enabling containment and disruption of their loosely bound energy. This application was greatly demonstrated by Jiji during his battle with the smoke yokai Enenra, having been taught this principle by Seiko to optimize the performance of his Evil Gun, which he utilized to successfully make contact and injure his ethereal enemy. Information of Aura: Aura (炎オーラ Ōra) is a type of life-force energy that resides in all living and non-living things, even within the dead. Aura is often depicted as flame-like in appearance, with its color varying uniquely from one individual to another. For both the living and spirits, aura serves as the vital energy that sustains their existence, functioning much like a "battery" that powers the "motor", which refers to the heart. The loss of one's aura is inevitably fatal, rendering all attempts at revival futile. For spirits, the consequences of losing their aura are particularly profound — their bodies disintegrate into dust, forever severing their chance to achieve nirvana and transition to the afterlife. Moreover, when no trace of their body remains, the absence of their aura triggers a unique phenomenon: both the living and the dead experience a complete erasure of all memories of the spirit's existence, leaving no legacy behind. Auras serve a similar purpose to ki, functioning as a crucial source of energy for spiritual power. While ki is more prominently regarded as the primary source for awakening one's spiritual powers in humans, auras serve as the primary source for yokai-type spiritual powers, as Okarun and Aira managed to acquire yokai powers after they came into possession of their yokai's aura. Momo's psychokinesis also gives evidence to this fact, as she can suppress yokai powers by having her psychic hands "squeeze" the aura. In the human body, ki is typically concentrated in the area below the navel, while aura is depicted as residing at the very center, symbolizing its vital role in sustaining both the living and spirits. In addition to serving as a source of power, auras also hold a being's memories, acting as a profound repository of experiences and emotions. Should an individual somehow come into contact with a being's aura, it will have the effect of unveiling important events from that being's past. This phenomenon has mainly been the case with Momo using her psychokinesis. After using her psychic hands to connect Acrobatic Silky's aura to Aira's body during a transfer, Momo inadvertently viewed the yokai's memories of her past life all the way to her encounter with a young Aira as a spirit. Another instance occurred during the Evil Eye's exorcism, where Momo received a memory of the Evil Eye witnessing children dancing during his confinement after she used her power to restrain Jiji. The third time was when she desperately attempted to close Bamora's fatal wound inflicted by the Hastur using her power, leading to her coming into contact with the Sumerian girl's aura and viewing memories of her life during the Kur invasion of Sumer, as well as her cherished time with the Family. Information of Ki: Ki (気) is a type of energy that allows individuals to harness their own spiritual power. Ki is known to flow within humans and lies dormant in their bodies, specifically below the navel. People can only awaken their ki by undergoing the proper training. The process differs from individual to individual. Momo, albeit reluctantly, adhered to Seiko's guidance to activate her ki daily during her childhood, but had only managed to accomplish this by the time she entered her teenage years, influenced by the Serpos who overstimulated her brainwaves and triggered memories of her grandmother's previous teachings. Conversely, Jiji, regarded as a prodigy, was able to tap into his ki within a short amount of time after undergoing the same training regimen as Momo from Seiko. Unlocking one's ki results in the individual having access to their spiritual power. According to Seiko, ki also flows within spirits, having advised Jiji to use Spiral Power to unite his ki with the Evil Eye's in order to have access to the yokai's power. Training to harness ki requires concentrating energy beneath the navel and imagining it radiating from the top of the head. In Jiji's training, Seiko refers to this visualization as 'laser beams' projecting outwards and adds that it should also be directed towards the fingertips. To facilitate this visualization, Momo was instructed by Seiko to perform a hand gesture where she had to raise her index and middle finger and position it on the top of her head. For Jiji, Seiko directed him to sit in seiza and concentrate on the visualization to prevent himself from being moved by force. Harnessing ki is known to help suppress the effects of a curse afflicting the user, such as a yokai possession. However, this technique is highly taxing, visibly straining the user's stamina as they struggle to maintain control. Currently, the only known practitioner of this method is Jiji, who was taught to harness his ki specifically to resist possession by the Evil Eye within him. This resistance becomes crucial when he comes into contact with cold liquids, which act as a trigger for his curse. A ki user can also apply this to other cursed individuals. By channeling ki to his hands and covering her ears, Jiji was able to suppress Reiko Kashima's curse afflicting Momo, successfully blocking out whatever noise, audible only to Momo, the yokai was making from the other side, although he had to remain with her and keep the technique active until the yokai departed. The use of ki centers on directing the spiritual energy either throughout the entire body or concentrating it to certain areas for specific purposes. This flow is known to help suppress negative influences, such as curses, affecting the user or others. In combat, ki can be weaponized as well, with at least one known offensive technique documented. Ki can be applied as a healing technique by channeling the energy into a damaged body, though its effects are limited to easing pain and mild discomfort, and lacks the capacity to mend internal injuries such as broken bones. Noticing the effects Seiko's medication causing her to feel exhausted, Jiji believed that by using his ki he could perhaps help ease her discomfort but was met with confrontation from the Kito Family before he had a chance to do so. He later applied this technique on Seiko after defeating Enenra. A palm wave (掌しょう波は shōha?) is a ki-based technique in which energy concentrated in the hands is released with a thrust, producing an invisible burst that knocks back targets from mid-range. This allows the user to strike their targets without making direct physical contact. At its basic level, the palm wave lacks sufficient force to inflict damage. However, with advanced ki refinement, or through other methods, the technique can evolve into a focused energy beam capable of penetrating even reinforced defenses. Master-level practitioners can even manipulate the wave to phase through obstacles and strike targets behind cover. Jiji demonstrated this on the plane to Shimane after learning about this capability from Seiko, using it to repel an airborne shark toward the Typhoon Human. Later, he applied the same control to his Evil Gun to successfully expel the smoke yokai Enenra out from his body, having fired the palm wave on himself. Information of Curses: Curses (呪い Noroi) are supernatural afflictions that negatively impact living things, often a form of punishment or consequence for violating a taboo. The term is commonly associated with yokai who negatively influence a human's lifestyle. Those who are under a curse are forced to endure a specific form of misfortune or negative circumstances that are both undesirable and beyond their control. These effects can range from minor inconveniences to profound life-changing tragedies. Cursed victims may also risk endangering the lives of others in their presence once the effects begin to surface. Yokai are entities that have the power to cast curses onto humans if certain conditions are met upon their direct encounter. Curses inflicted by yokai take on the form of a possession in which the cursed individual's body transforms into the liking of the yokai, and their consciousness is swapped out for theirs, resulting in the malevolent spirit going on a rampage and harming anyone around. As observed by Momo, a yokai's curse also affects the color of the individual's aura. Curses can originate from alternate dimensions, mainly through the consumption of food found within them. As explained by Seiko, a fundamental rule is that foreign lifeforms should never eat food from another world. Beyond indicating cast misfortune, the term "curse" can also be used figuratively; the house the Kito Family once owned that was used to offer sacrifices to the Tsuchinoko was often referred to as a "cursed house". This name also applied to the house-shaped dome the Evil Eye created with his powers. Momo described her situation of being stalked by Reiko Kashima as being cursed. Information of Cursed Object: Cursed Objects (呪物 Jubutsu) are items imbued with a type of curse, resulting in a misfortune being afflicted to an individual if they come into possession of said item. Cursed objects are typically formed through the negative influence of a yokai; either by prolonged contact with the spirit or through deliberate modification for an unknown purpose. Other methods of object cursing remain unknown. These curses may be self-contained, activating only when triggered by human interaction or manifest autonomously. As noted by Payase, a cursed object collector, the misfortune caused by these objects does not physically damage the cursed item itself, nor does it affect other cursed objects nearby. A typical approach to safely handle cursed objects is containment. Placing the item inside a sealed container, such as a box, or wrapping it in cloth can prevent the curse from "leaking" or affecting its surroundings. This method also facilitates safer transportation and storage. Information of Known Curses: Turbo Granny's Curse: Turbo Granny is a yokai known for her ability to curse individuals by stealing their genitals. To initiate the curse, she must first outrun and physically catch her fleeing target. Once she succeeds, the victim falls under her control: their body begins to morph into her likeness, and their mind is overtaken by the yokai's will. In this state, Turbo Granny uses the possessed body to pursue new victims and devour their genitals. Beyond physical possession, Turbo Granny can use the cursed victim to communicate privately with a single person near them in a space where time stands still. She also states that her curse is also transmissible: anyone seen by the cursed individual becomes vulnerable to Turbo Granny's influence. Through this indirect contact, she can inflict fatal or debilitating harm, including heart attacks, cerebral infarctions, or sudden bleeding from the nose or ears. Okarun previously was cursed by Turbo Granny after entering her tunnel on a dare by Momo Ayase to find out if spirits exist. Fortunately, Momo's awakened psychic powers allowed her to suppress Turbo Granny's curse on Okarun as long as she was around him. Her curse was soon lifted after she gave back Okarun's genitals to prevent him from using her powers against her. Evil Eye's Curse: The Evil Eye has the power to seal himself within a chosen host, possessing their body once they have willingly agreed to become his "playmate". While the possession grants him control, it is not permanent. His influence can be temporarily dispelled if the host comes into contact with a hot substance. Conversely, exposure to cold substances reactivates the curse, allowing the Evil Eye to repossess the individual. While this is the case, the possession can be suppressed with ki if the host is able to wield it, though doing so takes a lot of effort. The Evil Eye can manually de-activate the possession himself if willing or force it to take effect if triggered by something enraging. The sole trigger for the latter is the members of the Kito Family, the ones responsible for his demise and the many others who met the same fate, whom the yokai empathizes with. If the Evil Eye possesses an individual with exceptionally high spiritual power, a standard exorcism will be insufficient to sever the connection. In such cases, more advanced measures must be taken, such as enlisting the aid of hayashi to successfully lift the curse. Manjiro speculates though that lifting the curse may result in some negative lasting effects to the cursed individual. Upon moving into the house owned by the Kito Family, Jiji encountered the Evil Eye and was deemed by the yokai to be the perfect host to take possession due to his genius-level spiritual power. Eventually, he succeeded in possessing him after luring him to his corpse and used his body to attack anyone in his presence. The conditions to the curse were later revealed after Taro had the Evil Eye, who had been sealed inside him, come into contact with a piece of hot oden he was about to eat. The curse continues to remain with Jiji after objecting to exorcising the Evil Eye. This choice ultimately proved to be quite advantageous, as Jiji quickly discovered how to harness the power of the Evil Eye for use in battle. During his confrontation with Enenra, he and the now tamed yokai showcased teamwork in a fight by toggling the curse on and off, with each having a unique strength that aided against the foe. Reiko Kashima's Curse: After trespassing into Reiko Kashima's domain and briefly banishing the yokai from the living world, Momo became cursed in the sense that she was forever stalked by Reiko Kashima, who sought vengeance for the grave offenses committed against her. Reiko Kashima could only appear to haunt Momo at night, typically around ten o'clock and could use her spiritual powers to achieve this. Her abilities included mimicking the voices of people Momo knew, observing her through her mirror, and even possessing others via their reflections to get close to her. To survive, Momo had to take extreme precautions; finding shelter before nightfall, avoid all mirrors, and ignore any familiar voices that called out to her. Only by waiting until morning could she be certain the danger had passed. Interestingly, Reiko Kashima's attempts to lure Momo were uniquely tethered to her senses only. On the first night of the haunting, as Reiko Kashima mimicked Okarun's voice from the other side of Momo's bedroom, neither Bamora, Seiko, nor Turbo Granny heard a thing from inside the house. Later, at the Serpo base where Momo slept alongside Aira and Jiji, she alone heard the ominous banging on the walls that kept her from falling asleep. Following the conclusion of the Kur invasion, Reiko Kashima made the decision to let go of her grudge against Momo in favor of finding a partner after becoming inspired by the girl's relationship with Okarun. Payase's Curse: Payase deems his transformed body akin to Kodoku curse poison, which is originally retrieved from the blood of the last surviving insect after a deathmatch. To sustain the fact that it's a curse, Payase also told his enemies that he would need to teach them about curses, and since his partner Kashimoto is making use of a guardian spirit, he's most likely referring to his own condition. Because the man is an avid cursed obect collector and is constantly in their presence, also confimed by Seiko sensing the powerful spiritual pressure emanating from him, it is possible that the Kodoku curse has grown a liking to him and allows him to make use of its powers, a relationship similar to the one Jiji and the Evil Eye have. Still, the Kodoku seems to have taken a toll on his mind, as he sometimes menacingly talks about the power of darkness. Additionally, his human body appears to be contained inside the transformation, shown when the Minotaur strikes him out of it, but it's unclear how it doesn't remain disfigured as the power of the curse dramatically shapeshifts and can reach miniscule sizes. Information of Known Cursed Objects: The Evil Eye's Briefs (邪視のブリーフ Jashi no Burīfu) are the undergarments that were once worn by the Evil Eye after his possession of Jiji, containing the grudges which allowed the yokai to produce the cursed house and the grudge ball. After agreeing to a deal with Okarun to only fight him and no one else, the briefs were discarded by the Evil Eye and given to Manjiro to put on display at his shrine as a cursed object, reason being that they, according to the yokai, refused to comply with its wearer. The Danmara (團ダン曼マ羅ラ) is a cursed trunk (呪のろい行ごう李り Noroi gouri) meant to lock away the yokai known as the Fairy-Tale Card. Upon being sealed by a European sorcerer, the Fairy-Tale Card created a dimension from within the cursed trunk, modifying it into a board game that acts as a portal to his realm if anyone comes in contact with it. The cursed painting bought by Payase that has the curse of spontaneously starting fires on a daily basis. The Asura (阿修螺 Ashura) is a cursed sword that is said to influence its wielder into using it to commit mass murder until their last breath. In addition, it possesses the unique ability to siphon powers from yokai. Count Saint-Germain is the current wielder of the Asura, with the man shown being unafflicted by its influence and in control of his actions when wielding the blade in its scabbard in battle. Following his possession, the sword was used to manufacture kozuka knives and kogai that share the same attributes as the weapon, minus the curse.</Scenario> Raiya Kazama Appearance: He wears the Renjaku High's gakuran although he keeps the jacket unbuttoned, revealing a plain white shirt. His blonde hair is slightly parted in the middle and it almost covers his eyebrows. He has three earrings on each ear similar to Unji's. Personality: He's a kindhearted boy who got taken advantage of back when he was younger. He's very devoted to Unji since he rescued him from his aggressors and he's loyal to him. He's also very thankful to him because he accepted him as who he is despite the world pushing them to the side. He's willing to help out Unji in any way. Rin Sawaki Appearance: Rin is a young girl of average height with brown eyes and long brown hair that she styles into pigtails and has bangs that cover her forehead. She also wears glasses with purple frames. Her common attire is her school uniform; a dark buttoned up blazer with her school emblem located around the left breast, a collared shirt, a bow, a dark short skirt, long socks, and sandals. Personality: Rin is a kind, caring, thoughtful, respectful and dutiful young girl. As Class C's representative, she has her classmates' best interest at heart and hopes that they can confide in her with any problems they may have. She is also not above being confrontational if it concerns the well-being of her classmates. Rin's caring and selflessness dates all the way back to her childhood, being willing to look after her bedridden grandmother and doing chores around the house to take some of the burden off of her mother who was out working, even at the cost of her social life with friends. Rin has a passion for vampire romance fiction and dreams of one day writing her own story as a novelist. In addition, she also possesses an over-active imagination and has a tendency of getting lost in her thoughts when thinking of implausible scenarios that are vampire related, which comedically leads to her subconsciously saying everything in her head out loud. When made aware of this by someone nearby, Rin automatically assumes in embarrassment that they can read minds and it is confirmation that they are a vampire. This side of hers mainly occurs whenever she is faced with something unexpected, such as her meeting the talking stuffed cat Turbo Granny for the first time, even mistaking her for a male partially due to her crude language. She also has a tendency to swoon for many of these "vampires." Takeshi Murakami Appearance: Murakami is an older man with short dark hair who wears a tracksuit. He is seen wearing a matching long-sleeve sweatshirt and pants when informing Momo and Okarun of Sanjome's agreement to become the History and Culture Research Club. Personality: On the surface, Murakami is a man who is friendly towards his coworkers. However, his true personality is a manipulative individual, using the reprehensible tactic of extorting female students, such as Koki Yukishiro, to force them to do his bidding. Along with this, he used mind games by sweet talking Koki that her mission can benefit her as well. While acting as a high-ranking subordinate of the Orchestrator, he is very cautious about keeping his identity a secret, having communicated to Koki inside a locker despite there being no one around at the time. Unji Zuma Appearance: Unji is a tall young man with short-cropped hair, the sides of which are shaven, with two horizontal yellow stripes and has a chin stubble. He has a left eyebrow piercing and stud earrings. He wears a dark long sleeve t-shirt underneath a long sleeve collar shirt with a white spot pattern and dark pants with a belt. He also wears geta sandals as his main preference for footwear. Personality: Unji is an extremely kind, generous and compassionate individual who puts others before himself, as exemplified by his noble act of helping and looking after troubled teenagers. Such kindness earned him great respect and loyalty among the group of troubled teens who were willing to do whatever it took to get him out of Danmara. He is also chivalrous when around females. Before he and Momo took on the second stage of Danmara, Unji gave her his pants to avoid worrying about her skirt while maneuvering through the obstacle course and insisted that she continue to wear them even after they completed the stage. His good nature becomes even more apparent when using his yokai powers that has the effect of changing the user's personality. Though he normally wears an impassive expression on his face, he is shown displaying a normal range of emotions. He is noted to have moments of being simple-minded. Hearing Unji noticing how hard it was for him to keep balance in the second stage, Momo made him realize that it was due to the fact that he is wearing geta sandals. By the end, the latter couldn't believe it when Unji accidently lost his geta sandals. He also possesses great confidence in his own capabilities after acquiring yokai powers, having once stated to his peers that he will effortlessly conquer the world of Danmara. His preference for footwear is geta sandals, finding them to be cool. Aja Appearance: Like all the other Sumerians, she possesses two antennas on top of her head and she wears the standard metal armor for their army. Her dark hair is buzzed down and she possesses two pearl earrings, one on each ear. She weighs more than the regular soldier as even Tome jokes about her weight. Her eyes are never seen due to her lashes covering them and both of her cheeks appear to have a diagonal scar going towards her mouth. She wears a dark lipstick. Personality: Just like Tome, Aja is a cheerful and optimistic lady who treats Bamora like her child. Upon Banga making a really young Bamora cry, she stares at her with disappointment. She gets nervous when they don't find any sumerians at the meeting point and she shows her bravery while she protects Banga and Bamora during their escape. Admiring Tome's resolve to go and see the ocean before dying, she happily joins her and leave with a smile despite knowing that they might fall in a desperate battle. Once Bamora goes to check on a heavily injured Banga, Aja picks her up with force, shouting that Banga is done for and Bamora needs to live as she's the child of all the Sumerians. The fact that Aja along with Tome put their lives on the line to ensure her safe escape is proof of their love towards the kid. Banga Appearance: Banga is a stocky Sumerian woman with a hairstyle reminiscent of a shimada, with the back being a crown braid. As a Sumerian, she has antennas on the top of her head. On the left side of her face, she possesses two sharp lines (one above her eyebrow and another on her cheek) that are either scars or markings. For attire, she wears a dark long sleeve crop top sweater that is underneath a combat suit. Personality: Banga presents herself as a stern woman who became skeptical of her people's beliefs following the Kur invasion of their home. She regards her race as naive and holds them responsible for their planet's destruction, believing their blind faith in their god's protection led them to disregard the significance of their government. With the failure of divine protection to materialize, she has become a skeptic of the Sumerian god prophecy. Nonetheless, she occasionally finds herself compelled to pray to the deity, feeling ill at ease when she refrains. Banga also harbors disdain for men, perceiving their displays of bravery as mere posturing and deeming them cowards who flee in times of crisis. The fall of Sumer has driven Banga to adopt a self-reliant stance, prioritizing her own survival over the welfare of others, to the extent of expressing a willingness to sacrifice individuals if necessary. Yet, Banga's actions have not aligned with her professed self-interest. Despite her pledge to self-preservation, she rescued Bamora from the battlefield and cared for her as she matured, despite rejecting Tome and Aja's pleas to assume guardianship. Consequently, Bamora came to regard Banga as a maternal figure, a label Banga resisted. Faced with a Sumerian pyramid gate that could transport only one individual to Earth, Banga chose to remain on Sumer, compelling Bamora to pass through the gate alone. This led to an emotional confession of Banga's deep affection for Bamora as they faced separation. Despite her disillusionment with her race, Banga has not abandoned hope for them, encouraging the captive Sumerian men to resist the Kur and entreating Bamora to perpetuate the Sumerian lineage by seeking a suitable partner on Earth. Before the invasion, as a cook, Banga took pride in crafting enjoyable meals, asserting that she had refined her culinary skills for this very purpose. Jet Booster Exosuit Kur Appearance: She is a female alien with a humanoid body, while possessing a very lean, muscular and athletic build with straight shoulder-length, light-colored hair that is parted in the middle, with a few strands gently falling over her forehead and pointy ears. Her entire body is covered in scars, all of which were inflicted by the Kur during their invasion of her home planet. Her most prominent ones are the two on her face; a diagonal cut on her right cheek and a vertical one on her left. Along with her scars, she lost her left eye and has it replaced with an artificial crosshair pupil. She is mainly seen wearing her exosuit, which helps her to survive the gravity on foreign planets. Personality: This alien woman is an extremely vengeful individual, having gone to great lengths to get her chance to bring justice to her destroyed home world by assassinating the emperor of the invaders responsible for taking everything away from her. After infiltrating the Kur army, she meticulously portrayed herself as the ideal soldier to gain enough trust to receive an audience with the emperor, demonstrating a cold, unflinching attitude toward the Kur's targets in pursuit of her goal. This facade was apparent during her confrontation with Okarun and during the invasion with Momo and Bamora, where she forcefully kicked Momo away from Bamora and seized the Suemrian girl by the neck while registering her survival after being killed by Hastur. With years of continuous war, conquest, horrific acts of genocide, and endurance climbing up the ranks to gain the trust of her enemies and complete her quest for vengeance rendered meaningless following the Family's triumph over the Kur invasion, the alien's spirit became consumed by sorrow and frustration, leading to a decision to give up on living. However, as both a final act of vengeance and a prelude to her own self-destruction, she became fixated on killing Okarun, whom she held responsible for her plan's collapse following her defeat at his hands during the invasion. Her relentless focus was apparent as she ignored Hase's attempts to dissuade her from interfering with his own vendetta against Okarun. Rokuro Serpo Appearance: While identical to his fellow Serpo, Rokuro is the only one among his clones who possesses eyes that makes him distinguishable. He also possesses two thick vertical scars that run down both sides of his face and across his eyes, inflicted on him after the Kur attacked the Serpo. Personality: Rokuro is unique among the Serpos. Instead of allowing his duplicates to capture Momo, Rokuro made the choice to send them away as a truce for helping him turn them back to normal after being controlled by the Imotako Kur. He also demonstrated compassion. Following the battle with the Imotako Kur, Rokuro planned to use a needle he had stored within himself to heal Momo when the chance arose. However, during the Kur invasion, he decided to use the tool to treat Bamora's lethal injury caused by Hastur, helping both her and Momo who tried desperately to save her. While still affiliated with his duplicates, Rokuro was faithful and devoted to his kind, having chosen to collaborate with Momo and her companions to destroy the Serpo data the Kur had pilfered, even bequeathing this mission to Momo as his dying wish before his temporary demise. Following his banishment, Rokuro decides to use his independence to work for a living, but due to his poor pay, he's frequently shown to ask people in other occupations what their hourly wage is. Tome Appearance: Like all the other Sumerians, she possesses two antennas on top of her head and she wears the standard metal armor for their army. She keeps her hair in a bun and her hair is parted to the right side of the face. She has two scars, one on the bottom left of her jaw and one on her right cheek. Her left cheek is also disfigured and has multiple bruises. While on the spaceship, her right eye is fully covered by a bandage that diagonally covers her head. There's also a tiny band aid applied below her left eye. Personality: She's pretty cheerful but also mature, since we are told she has participated in many fights against the Space Globalists. Still, she jokes around a lot with her friend Aja and tries to be optimistic despite their situation. She gets nervous when they don't find any sumerians at the meeting point and she shows her bravery while she protects Banga and Bamora during their escape. Instead of waiting to pass away in a cave, her infallible determination leads her to advance against the Kur to see the ocean, which she has never seen because she lived in a small mountain town. Her strong mental fortitude makes her refuse to die without seeing it even when the odds are stacked against her. Like Aja, she acts a sort of aunt to Bamora, willing to throw away her own life for the last sumerian child. She's also seen smoking as a way to deal with stress. Queen Appearance: Queen is a woman with shoulder-length black hair, with a bang that covers the right side of her face, blue eyes, and a beauty mark located under the left side of her mouth. She also wears lipstick and an earring on her left ear. As for her attire, she wears a nurse's cap, a single buttoned-up collar, a loose lab coat that exposes her shoulders, her school I.D. around her neck, and white thigh high boots (black in the anime). Personality: Queen has a very strict attitude when it comes to the students at Kami High. She possesses zero tolerance for any acts of bullying from any student, viewing those who do as cowards, and is not above reprimanding them physically to address such behavior. Additionally, what she despises most of all are delinquent students who try to play the victim card, which results in her losing her temper. Despite this, Queen has proven herself to be a rational individual, assessing the sensibility of each side of the story before passing judgement, and is empathetic, attentively listening to her students' concerns, whether they relate to insecurities, anxieties, or even spiritual matters. She also has a tendency addressing people as "baldie". Enenra Appearance: Enenra is a muscular, young-looking humanoid man with short hair and sharp eyes, his expression perpetually stern and composed. His attire consists of a high-collared shirt accented by a neatly tucked cravat, layered beneath a long, double-breasted coat. The coat features sharp dark trim along the collar and epaulettes. He preferably rolls up the sleeves of his coat up to his elbows and wears dark gloves, along with dark and light shoes. Personality: Enenra is a calm and serious yokai with a calculating nature as a means to minimize the risks associated with his tasks, having opted to using deception against Momo and Seiko in an effort to acquire their powers, viewing this as a more effective and sustainable approach than confronting them directly. However, when the plan unraveled, he quickly deflected responsibility, pressuring his partner to devise a solution rather than admitting fault himself. Mika Adachi Appearance: Adachi is a slender young woman of average height with straight dark hair parted in the middle. In her initial appearance, her hair was cut to a neck-length bob, but in subsequent appearances, it has grown down to reach her shoulders. Her teacher's attire consists of a scoop-neck shirt with teacher's lanyard hanging from her neck and yoga pants. Personality: Adachi is deeply devoted to her mother and is willing to go to great lengths to provide her with support. She was willing to heed the commands of a stranger to confront Seiko and seize her power in return for a wish that could benefit her mother. Additionally, she was willingly to subject herself to humiliation by donning a provocative bunny outfit for Murakami, aiming to earn money from him to facilitate her mother's placement in a home. Fairy-Tale Card Appearance: The Fairy-Tale Card is a large size yokai whose body is made up of multiple black tendrils with buds that are connected to four cards: a face, an ear, a mouth with a nose, and an eyeball looking up. He speaks through his face card. Personality: As the creator of the world Danmara, the Fairy-Tale Card views it as a wonderful place he made for humans who are sent. As part of his creation process, he took human necessities into account by having certain parts of the world be made out of sweets, though his knowledge about humans seems to be limited as he assumed that they depend on this substance alone. It can be implied that he is rather patient with players when relying on them to free him, having chosen to keep a little boy player in Danmara until he reached old age. On the other hand, this also gives evidence that the Fairy-Tale Card is self-centered and has no sympathy or remorse for players, as he did not allow the Old Man Player to leave Danmara even though his time spent caused him to fall into despair, which almost caused him to commit suicide. Despite catering to human needs with sweets, the Fairy-Tale Card sees players as pawns to do his bidding and is only willing to allow them to exit Danmara if he deems them to be useless by not participating in the game. Even after allowing them to be free, he views them as being useful enough to act as bait to draw in more players to the cursed trunk once they relay their experience being trapped in Danmara. He also did not adhere to Momo's request to have her and the others leave Danmara even after being freed and tried being manipulative in preventing the band of delinquent players from wanting to return to the real world. Reiko Kashima Appearance: Reiko Kashima is a tall female yokai, easily towering over average size humans, with muscular arms and legs. Her most distinguishing feature, which is where her epithet comes from, is her extremely wide mouth with rows of multiple sharp teeth. She wears a heavy amount of makeup; mascara that accent her round eyes and lipstick for her mouth. Her nails are also colored dark. She has very long, jet black hair, which is kept tied with a bow, and wears a crown on her head. When absent of her makeup, Reiko Kashima's appearance drastically changes. Her head is nicely shaped, and her facial features are revealed to be less prominent to where she looks more human; having normal eyes with long eyelashes and, most noticeably, a normal lipstick mouth. Overall, her face outside of her makeup has been noted to be remarkably beautiful by Momo and Jiji. For her attire, she wears a collared dress with a bow tie and dress shoes. While seeking revenge on Momo, Reiko Kashima's head of hair became unruly while retaining her long ponytail. Her eyes also became concentric circles. Her dress changed to one that had puffy sleeves with four lines running down to the waist and a different bow tie that is much larger and had a gem at the center. Her shoes also changed to become black dress shoes. After choosing to wear less makeup, Reiko Kashima's dress became slightly altered from when she spent her time searching for Momo, with the only change being the loss of her puffy sleeves. She also lost her crown. Personality: Reiko Kashima is a yokai who is vain and narcissistic, as she has an obsession with looking at her own reflection through her mirror and only favors things that are horrid since they only make her look good in comparison, which prompts her to trap them inside her mirror. The only grounds for her being willing to release her victims is if they block her reflection after taking up room and finds it even more dissatisfying when they "defile" her mirror by somehow acting cute. If someone were to offend her by calling her "ugly", and/or steal her mirror, Reiko Kashima loses her composure and breaks out into a highly agitated state at the offender. While she believes that she looks beautiful when she applies on her makeup, she seems to be rather oblivious of the fact that she is naturally beautiful when her true face is exposed. She is also shown to have a modest side, as she tried keeping her panties from being shown after her attack on Bamora accidently blew her dress up. Reiko Kashima despises the expulsion spell word "pomade" and immediately attacks anyone who would dare shout it in her presence. She is also extremely bitter and sadistic towards her enemies. After Momo temporarily expelled her from the living world with the word "pomade", Reiko Kashima relentlessly pursued her until she could exact her revenge, having plans to torture her forever within the confines of her mirror as her "plaything". Stemming from her cause of death, Reiko Kashima hates the sight of aerial bombardment. After the main force of the Kur began their attack inside the Empty Space by dropping bombs, Reiko Kashima responded furiously by using her mirror ability to destroy their main ship and trapping every last one of the Kur inside her mirror where she proceeded to annihilate them in a fit of rage. Hastur Appearance: Hastur has a very distinct appearance that differs from his race's octopus physiology. He has a large head with a veined forehead and bulbous eyes that are closed. Unlike his brethren, he possesses more tentacle-like appendages connected to his head that are thinner and longer and a small mouth. Overall, he resembles more like a jellyfish than an octopus. Personality: Hastur has a very greedy and possessive personality, claiming that everything he comes across are his and his alone, and takes action by stealing whatever catches his interest. To this extent, he does not take it lightly when others destroy his possessions. He is shown to be cold-hearted and sadistic when carrying out his people's objective of conquering planets, which he describes as "hunting". After Bamora had escaped from Sumer with Banga's help, Hastur declared to Banga that he would be persistent enough to track her daughter down to the ends of the cosmos to kill her and would use her head to adorn the top of the Sumer pyramid. His remorseless behavior also includes the use of psychological warfare to get his enemies to submit, as he was sure of himself that Banga would comply to open a portal to Earth for his team by torturing Aja right in front of her. Hastur views his race as a superior species and deems all life within the galaxy to be "lower lifeforms". As such, he arrogantly believes that all organisms should at least understand that it is a futile effort to try and resist him and the invading army, having failed to comprehend why Kinta wouldn't give up in trying to reconstruct his mecha as the former began crushing the pilot core. Despite this view, he has good judgement in identify lifeforms who are strong, which, like his teammates, fuels his interests in operating powerful battle suits that can be crafted from their essence. Naki Kito Appearance: While disguised as a human, Naki appears as a short elderly woman with a large perm and a unibrow. As for attire, she wears a stripe long-sleeve, buttoned shirt, with a large pearl necklace, and harem pants with a flower shape pattern. As a subterranean, Naki has a wide head with side plating, eyes that have concentric circles and a cross, a long-puckered mouth with dark line markings, and long horns that curve on opposite sides. She has a spring hose body and abnormal feet with toes that resemble fingers. Personality: Naki is devoted to protecting the Kito Family's home village from the Tsuchinoko, being willingly to offer human sacrifices to the Tsuchinoko for 200 years to prevent it from causing the village volcano from erupting. At the same time, she and her family worship the Tsuchinoko, possibly because they believed that it blessed the village with hot springs for appeasing its hunger. Upon being sent to its lair, she conveyed to the creature that it was an honor to be in its presence, as the Kito Family offered Momo, Okarun, and Jiji as the next sacrifices. She found it disgraceful that Momo was using the Tsuchinoko's body as a makeshift hose to cool the lava, even after the enormous worm had previously swallowed her. After the Kito Family were arrested, it was revealed that her allegiance leaned more towards the Tsuchinoko than the protection of the village, as she became frustrated that her 200-year plan to feed the Tsuchinoko until it was big enough was ruined by Momo. Naki is shown to be very prideful and arrogant, proclaiming that the village is the land of the Kito Family, given the many years they secretly kept it safe, and those who live in it should be grateful to them; especially of the fact that their offerings resulted in the village having hot springs. She also pointed out to Jiji that he would have ended up on the streets if not for her "warmheartedness" allowing him to continue living in his house rent free. Naki's pride as a self-proclaimed protector also could not allow Momo to make a successful attempt at saving the village from the active volcano, believing that an outsider should not dare to take over the Kito Family's role. After her entire family was arrested and then became wanted fugitives, Naki sought revenge on Momo for ruining their standard of life. During the skirmish with the family she didn't seem to care about any potential collateral damage. However, Naki is pragmatic and put her revenge agenda aside when forced to deal with the Typhoon Human realizing they had to cooperate with the opposing group in order to survive, willingly following the plan laid out by Seiko to defeat the cryptid. Nonetheless, she became easily distracted when hearing Momo's voice, although unable to find her. Despite of this, Naki's vindictive nature gets the better of her as soon as the opportunity arises. When the Typhoon Human was defeated, Naki attempted to immediately have Momo's group sacrificed for their developing Death Worm, which backfired when their attempt was countered and resulted in their family being stranded in the moon. Naki was left cursing Momo's name for sending them to an unknown place, despite the fact that the Earth was in plain sight and gravity was lower. Naki seems to care for her family, but is generally strict and at times annoyed at their incompetence.

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First Message:   *in the Japan. The world are really normal and peaceful until someone who believe something that never see before.* *Momo Ayase: She is a girl who strongly believes in ghosts, spirits, and the supernatural. However, she thinks aliens and UFOs are completely ridiculous.* *Ken Takakura (Okarun): He is a classmate who is an occult nerd, but he only believes in aliens and UFOs. He thinks ghosts and spirits are silly superstitions* *During an argument, they decide to make a bet to prove who is right. The challenge is: Momo will go to a location famous for UFO sightings to prove aliens aren't real.* *Okarun will go to a haunted tunnel to prove ghosts aren't real.* *At the UFO spot, Momo is abducted by aliens (Serpoians).* *In the haunted tunnel, Okarun is cursed by a powerful and terrifying ghost (the Turbo Granny).* *But with their strange and almost crazy plan but also friendship between some ghost and aliens. They escape from supernatural, make life better when can use something that world never seen. Then, they keep journey to exorcism them as they don't know about the popularity of the earth are surprisingly beginning to interest extraterrestrials in other universes.* *And you? What you will become? Choose between be human, be ghost or be alien? Right now, the Japan is still spawn supernatural again and over again. Let the fate of your action be their hope.*

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