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==How to Fuse==
 
==How to Fuse==
 
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| [[Demon God]]||[[Earth Spirits]]||1-9||[[Shikigami]]||5||12||100%
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| 1-9||[[Shikigami]]||5||12||100%
 
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| [[Vile]]||[[Fallen]]||10-19||[[Azumi]]||10||50||100%
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| 10-19||[[Azumi]]||10||50||100%
 
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| [[Vile]]||[[Femme]]||20-29||[[Koppa Tengu]]||15||112||100%
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| 20-29||[[Koppa-Tengu]]||15||112||100%
 
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|-
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| [[Yoma]]||[[Femme]]||30-37||[[Momunofu]]||19||180||100%
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| 30-37||[[Momunofu]]||19||180||100%
 
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|-
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| [[Wild Bird]]||[[Evil Demon]]||38-45||[[Turdak]]||23||264||100%
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| 38-45||[[Turdak]]||23||264||100%
 
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|-
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| [[Wild Bird]]||[[Nocturne]]||46-49||[[Oni]]||25||312||100%
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| 46-49||[[Oni]]||25||312||100%
 
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|-
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| [[Earth Spirits]]||[[Wilder]]||50-55||[[Karasu-Tengu]]||28||392||98%
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| 50-55||[[Karasu-Tengu]]||28||392||98%
 
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|-
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| [[Evil Demon]]||[[Fairy]]||56-87||[[Yomotsu-Ikusa]]||44||968||74%
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| 56-87||[[Yomotsu-Ikusa]]||44||968||74%
 
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|-
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| [[Evil Demon]]||[[Wilder]]||88-101||[[Yaksa]]||51||1300||64%
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| 88-101||[[Yaksa]]||51||1300||64%
 
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|-
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| [[Evil Demon]]||[[Guardian]]||102-125||[[Shiki Ouji]]||63||1984||46%
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| 102-125||[[Shiki-Ouji]]||63||1984||46%
 
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|-
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| [[Evil Demon]]||[[Foul]]||126-131||[[Kin-Ki]]||66||2178||41%
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| 126-131||[[Kinki]]||66||2178||41%
 
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|-
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| [[Nocturne]]||[[Foul]]||132-137||[[Sui-Ki]]||69||2380||37%
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| 132-137||[[Suiki]]||69||2380||37%
 
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|-
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| [[Fairy]]||[[Destroyer]]||138-198 ||[[Fuu-Ki]]||72||2592||33%
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| 138-198 ||[[Fuki]]||72||2592||33%
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| [[Fairy]]||[[Guardian]]||||||||||
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| [[Dragon King]]||[[Beast]]||||||||||
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| [[Dragon King]]||[[Haunt]]||||||||||
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| [[Nation Ruler]]||[[Haunt]]||||||||||
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==http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/3770/icond302010a.png Shikigami==
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==http://i.imgur.com/uUtPrD1.png Shikigami==
 
{{main|Shikigami}}
 
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A type of demon gods used since ancient times in Japanese divination. There are many different types of Shikigami, some taking the form of paper, others of elements, and still others of various monsters and demons.
  
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They cannot be seen by ordinary people, and possess the ability to change themselves into many shapes. The famous diviner Abe-no-Seimei commanded the so-called Twelve Divine Generals, the most powerful of all Shikigami. Besides carrying out secret missions for Seimei, these Shikigami also performed various everyday tasks for him.
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|A type of Demon God used since ancient times in Japanese divination. There are many different types of Shikigami, some taking the form of paper, others of elements, and still others of various monsters and demons.
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They cannot be seen by ordinary people and possess the ability to change themselves into many shapes. The famous diviner Abe-no-Seimei commanded the so-called Twelve Divine Generals, the most powerful of all Shikigami. Besides carrying out secret missions for Seimei, these Shikigami also performed various everyday tasks for him.
+
  
 
The Shikigami commanded in the Izanagi school of divination practiced in Kochi on the island of Shikoku is called Shiki-Oji, and is said to be extremely powerful.
 
The Shikigami commanded in the Izanagi school of divination practiced in Kochi on the island of Shikoku is called Shiki-Oji, and is said to be extremely powerful.
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{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/5439/icond302009a.png Azumi==
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==http://i.imgur.com/xzhm06R.png Azumi==
 
{{main|Azumi}}
 
{{main|Azumi}}
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Water gods of the ancient Azumi tribe, versed in the way of water. Often referred to as Azumi-no-Isora. They are said to have arrived in Japan from the south, preferring a life at sea to a life on land. The god Azumi-no-Isora-Kami is their chief.
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Water gods of the ancient Azumi tribe, versed in the way of water. Often referred to as Azumi-no-Isora. They are said to have arrived in Japan from the south, preferring a life at sea to a life on land. The god Azumi-no-Isora-Kami is their chief.
  
 
Later, having settled peacefully in Japan, they scattered throughout the land.
 
Later, having settled peacefully in Japan, they scattered throughout the land.
  
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Azumi-no-Isora are also called Azumi-no-Isora-Maru, and it is for this reason that boats in Japan are named with the suffix "-maru," as a prayer to the Azumi for protection against disaster at sea.  Azumi are identified with the shrine god Amenokoyane.
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Azumi-no-Isora are also called Azumi-no-Isora-Maru, and it is for this reason that boats in Japan are named with the suffix "-maru," as a prayer to the Azumi for protection against disaster at sea.
  
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Azumi are identified with the shrine god Amenokoyane.
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/8219/icond302008a.png Koppa Tengu==
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{{main|Koppa-Tengu}}
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Tengu are a class of supernatural creatures found in Japanese folklore.  
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A type of Tengu, the supernatural form of a wolf that has lived to an extraordinary age. Like Karasu-Tengu, they appear as mountain priests and act as menial servants to other Tengu.
  
−
The Tengu are known to take the form of birds of prey, often sharing both avian and human characteristics. The earliest tengu were pictured with beaks, but this feature has often been humanized as an unnaturally long nose, which today is practically the tengu's defining characteristic in the popular imagination.  
+
Unlike Anba-Tengu and Karasu-Tengu, Koppa-Tengu have no great supernatural powers, but their huge wings allow them to soar freely through the sky. They are clever but cowardly, rarely appearing before humans and traveling silently in groups at night.
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In Buddhist mythology, the tengu's role is that of a protector of the mountains and forest.  
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 +
Among the many different types of Tengu, Koppa-Tengu serve as the messengers. They use the elements of small birds for this purpose
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/5710/icond302007a.png Momunofu==
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==http://i.imgur.com/9MVOMs4.png Momunofu==
 
{{main|Momunofu}}
 
{{main|Momunofu}}
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Warriors who existed in Japan from the 10th through the early 19th centuries. With their great mental strength of purpose and well-honed swordsmanship, bands of momonofu would fight as mercenaries or in service of a specific lord.
  
 +
The term "momonofu" first referred not to armed bands of private soldiers, but to groups officially appointed by the shogun's government to perform certain services, including services similar to today's police forces.
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/5080/icond302006a.png Turdak==
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==http://i.imgur.com/Z0J7Jx4.png Turdak==
 
{{main|Turdak}}
 
{{main|Turdak}}
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A skull that serves his relative Yama, lord of the dead. He is viewed as the embodiment of disease, and often depicted as a skeleton.
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A skull that serves his relative Yama, lord of the dead. He is viewed as the embodiment of disease, and often depicted as a skeleton.  
  
 
Turdak can bring disease and send people to their deaths, but he also has the power to cure disease by dancing. He is often described as a pair of beings, one that brings disease and one that cure it.
 
Turdak can bring disease and send people to their deaths, but he also has the power to cure disease by dancing. He is often described as a pair of beings, one that brings disease and one that cure it.
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{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/9408/icond302011a.png Oni==
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==http://i.imgur.com/wA54YpA.png Oni==
 
{{main|Oni}}
 
{{main|Oni}}
 +
Monstrous creatures of Japanese mythology. Some of them, such as Shuten-doji. are well-known throughout Japan, and it is common for "-doji" to be added to the names of famous Oni. Their entire bodies are built as tough as iron, they have horns on their heads and sharp fangs protrude from their mouths. Their thick, sharp claws can easily tear through tempered steel. They wear lionclothes of tiger skin and carry metal clubs studded with spikes. The number of horns and the color of their skin varies from Oni to Oni.
  
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Oni (�) are creatures from Japanese folklore, variously translated as demons, devils, ogres or trolls. They are popular characters in Japanese art, literature and theater.
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The appearance of the Oni was established during the Heian period (794-1185). Because the so-called Oni Gate faces northeast, between the directions of the ox (NNE) and the tiger (ENE), the Oni was conceived as having the horns of a ox and the fangs and claws of a tiger. The animals who protected the Japanese folk hero Momotaro from the Oni were derived from the opposing directions: the monkey (WSW), the cock (W), and the dog (WNW).
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Oni are known in folklore for attacking villages and plundering food, riches, and women.
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The prison guards of Hell who command the Oni are known as Mezuki and Gozuki.
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/1847/icond302005a.png Karasu-Tengu==
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==http://i.imgur.com/l7HdRbn.png Karasu-Tengu==
 
{{main|Karasu-Tengu}}
 
{{main|Karasu-Tengu}}
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Tengu are a class of supernatural creatures found in Japanese folklore.  
+
Legendary creatures that appear in folk tales all over Japan. Virtuous monks who train in the mountains while alive are said to transform into Karasu-Tengu when they die.
  
−
The Tengu are known to take the form of birds of prey, often sharing both avian and human characteristics. The earliest tengu were pictured with beaks, but this feature has often been humanized as an unnaturally long nose, which today is practically the tengu's defining characteristic in the popular imagination.  
+
Karasu-Tengu are also known as "little" Tengu, serving as henchmen for "big" Tengu. Big Tengu have long red noses, but little Tengu do not, instead appearing as hawks with a crow-like voice. Some Karasu-Tengu have extraordinary powers. There are temples in rural Japan where Karasu-Tengu are the object of worship.
  
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In Buddhist mythology, the tengu's role is that of a protector of the mountains and forest.  
+
Some believe that Karasu-Tengu are a modified form of the Hindu defender god Garuda, who reached Japan with the spread of Buddhism.
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/8227/icond302003a.png Yomotsu-Ikusa==
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==http://i.imgur.com/viF7IV0.png Yomotsu-Ikusa==
 
{{main|Yomotsu-Ikusa}}
 
{{main|Yomotsu-Ikusa}}
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Demons of Japanese mythology that live in the underworld of Yomi.
  
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Yomotsu-Ikusa are employed by the guardian of Yomi, Yomotsu-Shikome, as a vast army. They are also commanded as troops by the gods of yogi.
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In Japanese mythology, Yomotsu-Ikusa appear as the troops sent by Izanami to pursue Uzanagi as he flees Yomi. The number of Yomotsu-Ikusa sent is said to be 1.500, just as they are about to overtake Izanagi at Yomitsuhirazaka, he drove them back by throwing a peach, believed to have demon-repelling powers. Izanagi was thus able to escape.
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/4183/yaksa.png Yaksa==
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==http://i.imgur.com/ooHKDhH.png Yaksa==
 
{{main|Yaksa}}
 
{{main|Yaksa}}
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The Yaksa, or Yaksha, are a type of nature spirit in Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist mythology.  
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The Yaksa, or Yaksha, are a type of nature spirit in Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist mythology.
  
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The Yaksa normally has a dual personality. They are viewed as either nature-fairies of the woods and mountains, or cannibalistic ogres, ghosts, or demons that waylay and devour travelers.
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The Yaksa normally has a dual personality. They are viewed as either nature-fairies of the woods and mountains, or cannibalistic ogres, ghosts, or demons that waylay and devour travelers.
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In Buddhist mythology, the Yaksa is portrayed as the attendant of Vai�rava�a, the Guardian of the Northern Quarter, a beneficent god who protects the righteous.  
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In Buddhist mythology, the Yaksa is portrayed as the attendant of Vaisravana, the Guardian of the Northern Quarter, a beneficent god who protects the righteous.
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/4379/icond302002a.png Shiki Ouji==
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==http://i.imgur.com/KwXFa97.png Shiki-Ouji==
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{{main|Shiki Ouji}}
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{{main|Shiki-Ouji}}
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A powerful Shikigami that can be summoned by certain onmyodo. It can cause harm to others or cure illness, but it's ordinary temperament is quite vicious.
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The Shikiouji (or Shiki-Ouji) is an exceptionally powerful type of Shikigami that could only be summoned as a servant by the most elite of those that practiced the mystical arts of Ying-Yang. It could be used to scare away demons that cause sickness and to ward off disasters to its master. The Shikiouji's basic nature is said to be very close to that of an Oni and is thus very ferocious, making it very dangerous for average mystics to attempt to summon it.
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{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://oekakigamers.com/upload/img/7415.jpg Kin-Ki==
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==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/kinki.png Kinki==
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{{main|Kin-Ki}}
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{{main|Kinki}}
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Kin-Ki is one of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara No Chikata. Named after gold, Kin-Ki's body is so strong that no weapons in existence can pierce it.
 
Kin-Ki is one of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara No Chikata. Named after gold, Kin-Ki's body is so strong that no weapons in existence can pierce it.
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{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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== Sui-Ki==
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==http://i.imgur.com/opeHVgP.png Suiki==
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{{main|Sui-Ki}}
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{{main|Suiki}}
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Sui-Ki is one of the four Oni that were part of the Mantra demons' elite force. But they made a mistake which angered Thor and they were forever banished from Ikebukuro. The once elite Oni group became mere petty thieves who mugged anyone going through their scattered hideouts around the Ikebukuro Tunnel.
 
Sui-Ki is one of the four Oni that were part of the Mantra demons' elite force. But they made a mistake which angered Thor and they were forever banished from Ikebukuro. The once elite Oni group became mere petty thieves who mugged anyone going through their scattered hideouts around the Ikebukuro Tunnel.
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{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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== Fuu-Ki==
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==http://i.imgur.com/ocD30Oq.png Fuki==
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{{main| Fuu-Ki}}
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{{main|Fuki}}
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Fuu-Ki is one of the four Oni that were part of the Mantra demons' elite force. But they made a mistake which angered Thor and they were forever banished from Ikebukuro. The once elite Oni group became mere petty thieves who mugged anyone going through their scattered hideouts around the Ikebukuro Tunnel.
 
Fuu-Ki is one of the four Oni that were part of the Mantra demons' elite force. But they made a mistake which angered Thor and they were forever banished from Ikebukuro. The once elite Oni group became mere petty thieves who mugged anyone going through their scattered hideouts around the Ikebukuro Tunnel.
−
 
 
{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
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==http://oekakigamers.com/upload/img/7418.jpg Ongyo-Ki==
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==http://i.imgur.com/GEPwNYA.png Ongyo-Ki==
 
{{main|Ongyo-Ki}}
 
{{main|Ongyo-Ki}}
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One of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara no Chikata. By eliminating its aura and preventing others from sensing its presence, it was able to surprise enemies
 
One of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara no Chikata. By eliminating its aura and preventing others from sensing its presence, it was able to surprise enemies
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{{DCTop}}
 
{{DCTop}}
  
 
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Latest revision as of 06:38, 31 January 2015



Contents

[edit] How to Fuse

Fusion Range Demon Level Cost Success Rate
1-9 Shikigami 5 12 100%
10-19 Azumi 10 50 100%
20-29 Koppa-Tengu 15 112 100%
30-37 Momunofu 19 180 100%
38-45 Turdak 23 264 100%
46-49 Oni 25 312 100%
50-55 Karasu-Tengu 28 392 98%
56-87 Yomotsu-Ikusa 44 968 74%
88-101 Yaksa 51 1300 64%
102-125 Shiki-Ouji 63 1984 46%
126-131 Kinki 66 2178 41%
132-137 Suiki 69 2380 37%
138-198 Fuki 72 2592 33%
Elemental Fusions
Erthys Aeros Aquans Flamies
Up Down Up Up
Race Combinations in Dyad Fusion
Demon God+Earth Element Vile+Fallen Angel Vile+Femme Yoma+Femme
Wild Bird+Evil Demon Wild Bird+Nocturne Earth Element+Wilder Evil Demon+Fairy
Evil Demon+Wilder Evil Demon+Guardian Evil Demon+Foul Nocturne+Foul
Fairy+Destroyer Fairy+Guardian Dragon King+Beast Dragon King+Haunt
Nation Ruler+Haunt Haunt+Foul

[edit] uUtPrD1.png Shikigami

Main article: Shikigami

A type of demon gods used since ancient times in Japanese divination. There are many different types of Shikigami, some taking the form of paper, others of elements, and still others of various monsters and demons.

They cannot be seen by ordinary people, and possess the ability to change themselves into many shapes. The famous diviner Abe-no-Seimei commanded the so-called Twelve Divine Generals, the most powerful of all Shikigami. Besides carrying out secret missions for Seimei, these Shikigami also performed various everyday tasks for him.

The Shikigami commanded in the Izanagi school of divination practiced in Kochi on the island of Shikoku is called Shiki-Oji, and is said to be extremely powerful.

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[edit] xzhm06R.png Azumi

Main article: Azumi

Water gods of the ancient Azumi tribe, versed in the way of water. Often referred to as Azumi-no-Isora. They are said to have arrived in Japan from the south, preferring a life at sea to a life on land. The god Azumi-no-Isora-Kami is their chief.

Later, having settled peacefully in Japan, they scattered throughout the land.

Azumi-no-Isora are also called Azumi-no-Isora-Maru, and it is for this reason that boats in Japan are named with the suffix "-maru," as a prayer to the Azumi for protection against disaster at sea.

Azumi are identified with the shrine god Amenokoyane.

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[edit] sdBhglJ.png Koppa-Tengu

Main article: Koppa-Tengu

A type of Tengu, the supernatural form of a wolf that has lived to an extraordinary age. Like Karasu-Tengu, they appear as mountain priests and act as menial servants to other Tengu.

Unlike Anba-Tengu and Karasu-Tengu, Koppa-Tengu have no great supernatural powers, but their huge wings allow them to soar freely through the sky. They are clever but cowardly, rarely appearing before humans and traveling silently in groups at night.

Among the many different types of Tengu, Koppa-Tengu serve as the messengers. They use the elements of small birds for this purpose

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[edit] 9MVOMs4.png Momunofu

Main article: Momunofu

Warriors who existed in Japan from the 10th through the early 19th centuries. With their great mental strength of purpose and well-honed swordsmanship, bands of momonofu would fight as mercenaries or in service of a specific lord.

The term "momonofu" first referred not to armed bands of private soldiers, but to groups officially appointed by the shogun's government to perform certain services, including services similar to today's police forces.

Return to Top

[edit] Z0J7Jx4.png Turdak

Main article: Turdak

A skull that serves his relative Yama, lord of the dead. He is viewed as the embodiment of disease, and often depicted as a skeleton.

Turdak can bring disease and send people to their deaths, but he also has the power to cure disease by dancing. He is often described as a pair of beings, one that brings disease and one that cure it.

Return to Top

[edit] wA54YpA.png Oni

Main article: Oni

Monstrous creatures of Japanese mythology. Some of them, such as Shuten-doji. are well-known throughout Japan, and it is common for "-doji" to be added to the names of famous Oni. Their entire bodies are built as tough as iron, they have horns on their heads and sharp fangs protrude from their mouths. Their thick, sharp claws can easily tear through tempered steel. They wear lionclothes of tiger skin and carry metal clubs studded with spikes. The number of horns and the color of their skin varies from Oni to Oni.

The appearance of the Oni was established during the Heian period (794-1185). Because the so-called Oni Gate faces northeast, between the directions of the ox (NNE) and the tiger (ENE), the Oni was conceived as having the horns of a ox and the fangs and claws of a tiger. The animals who protected the Japanese folk hero Momotaro from the Oni were derived from the opposing directions: the monkey (WSW), the cock (W), and the dog (WNW).

The prison guards of Hell who command the Oni are known as Mezuki and Gozuki.

Return to Top

[edit] l7HdRbn.png Karasu-Tengu

Main article: Karasu-Tengu

Legendary creatures that appear in folk tales all over Japan. Virtuous monks who train in the mountains while alive are said to transform into Karasu-Tengu when they die.

Karasu-Tengu are also known as "little" Tengu, serving as henchmen for "big" Tengu. Big Tengu have long red noses, but little Tengu do not, instead appearing as hawks with a crow-like voice. Some Karasu-Tengu have extraordinary powers. There are temples in rural Japan where Karasu-Tengu are the object of worship.

Some believe that Karasu-Tengu are a modified form of the Hindu defender god Garuda, who reached Japan with the spread of Buddhism.

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[edit] viF7IV0.png Yomotsu-Ikusa

Main article: Yomotsu-Ikusa

Demons of Japanese mythology that live in the underworld of Yomi.

Yomotsu-Ikusa are employed by the guardian of Yomi, Yomotsu-Shikome, as a vast army. They are also commanded as troops by the gods of yogi.

In Japanese mythology, Yomotsu-Ikusa appear as the troops sent by Izanami to pursue Uzanagi as he flees Yomi. The number of Yomotsu-Ikusa sent is said to be 1.500, just as they are about to overtake Izanagi at Yomitsuhirazaka, he drove them back by throwing a peach, believed to have demon-repelling powers. Izanagi was thus able to escape.

Return to Top

[edit] ooHKDhH.png Yaksa

Main article: Yaksa

The Yaksa, or Yaksha, are a type of nature spirit in Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist mythology.

The Yaksa normally has a dual personality. They are viewed as either nature-fairies of the woods and mountains, or cannibalistic ogres, ghosts, or demons that waylay and devour travelers.

In Buddhist mythology, the Yaksa is portrayed as the attendant of Vaisravana, the Guardian of the Northern Quarter, a beneficent god who protects the righteous.

Return to Top

[edit] KwXFa97.png Shiki-Ouji

Main article: Shiki-Ouji

A powerful Shikigami that can be summoned by certain onmyodo. It can cause harm to others or cure illness, but it's ordinary temperament is quite vicious.

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[edit] kinki.png Kinki

Main article: Kinki

Kin-Ki is one of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara No Chikata. Named after gold, Kin-Ki's body is so strong that no weapons in existence can pierce it.

Return to Top

[edit] opeHVgP.png Suiki

Main article: Suiki

Sui-Ki is one of the four Oni that were part of the Mantra demons' elite force. But they made a mistake which angered Thor and they were forever banished from Ikebukuro. The once elite Oni group became mere petty thieves who mugged anyone going through their scattered hideouts around the Ikebukuro Tunnel.

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[edit] ocD30Oq.png Fuki

Main article: Fuki

Fuu-Ki is one of the four Oni that were part of the Mantra demons' elite force. But they made a mistake which angered Thor and they were forever banished from Ikebukuro. The once elite Oni group became mere petty thieves who mugged anyone going through their scattered hideouts around the Ikebukuro Tunnel.

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[edit] GEPwNYA.png Ongyo-Ki

Main article: Ongyo-Ki

One of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara no Chikata. By eliminating its aura and preventing others from sensing its presence, it was able to surprise enemies

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Demons Shikigami • Azumi • Koppa-Tengu • Momunofu • Turdak • Oni • Karasu-Tengu • Yomotsu-Ikusa • Yaksa • Shiki-Ouji • Kinki • Suiki • Fuki • Ongyo-Ki
Variations Deformed Koppa-Tengu • Inexperienced Koppa-Tengu • Deformed Momunofu • Accomplished Turdak • Accomplished Oni • Deformed Karasu-Tengu • Inexperienced Karasu-Tengu • Inexperienced Shiki-Ouji • Unmatched Steel Kin-Ki
Limited Manifestation Oni • Inexperienced Yaksa
Enemy Imp of Chaos Shikigami • Imp of Chaos Shikigami (Service Entrance A) • Imp of Chaos Shikigami (Service Entrance B) • Imp of Chaos Shikigami (Suginami) • Servant to the Four Demons Shikigami • Superior Demon Shikigami • The Flood caller Azumi • The Kappa Bully Azumi • White Wing Koppa-Tengu • Wanderer Between Worlds Momunofu • Reincarnated Soldiers Momunofu • Nightmare Momunofu • Momunofu (Boss) • Renegade Momunofu • Embodiment of Power Turdak • Nightmare Turdak • Engulfed in Flash of an ICBM Turdak • Sinister Herd Turdak • Imp of Chaos Oni • Imp of Chaos Oni (Service Entrance B) • Electric King Oni (Least) • Electric King Oni (Lesser) • Electric King Oni • Electric King Oni (Greater) • Electric King Oni (Greatest) • Inhabitant of the Night Oni • Invading Oni • Servant to the Four Demons Oni • Employed by Punks Oni • Superior Demon Oni • Intruder Oni • Inhabitant of the Night Karasu-Tengu • Invading Karasu-Tengu • Reincarnated Ninjas Karasu-Tengu • Reincarnated Warriors Yomotsu-Ikusa • Employed by Punks Yomotsu-Ikusa • Disciple of Sin Yaksa • Disciple of Sin Yaksa (HDD Keeper) • Superior Demon Yaksa • Yaksa (JB) • Imp of Chaos Shiki-Ouji • Rampaging Lightning Kin-ki • Superior Demon Kinki • Thundering Rapids Sui-ki • Superior Demon Suiki • Wild Wind Fuki • Superior Demon Fuuki • Onyx Storm Ongyou-ki
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Demonic Compendium
By Alignment Law Herald • Entity • Deity • Vile • Avian • Megami • Amatsu • Raptor • Divine • Jaki • Flight • Yoma • Jirae • Machine
Neutral Reaper • Holy • Beast • Fairy • Element • Fiend • Genma • Wilder • Snake • Night • Avatar
Chaos Foul • Brute • Haunt • Dragon • Fallen • Femme • Kunitsu • Lady • Drake • Kishin • Omega • Tyrant • Gaean
By Family God Deity • Megami • Entity
Aerial Herald • Divine • Fallen
Icon Vile • Amatsu • Reaper • Kunitsu • Lady • Kishin • Omega
Demon Jaki • Jirae • Brute • Femme
Dragon Snake • Dragon • Drake
Nether Yoma • Fairy • Genma • Night • Tyrant
Bird Avian • Raptor • Flight
Beast Holy • Beast • Wilder • Avatar
Scourge Haunt
Pagan Foul
Prime Element
Human Fiend • Gaean
Device Machine



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