Touge Oni: Primal Gods in Ancient Times

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Long before even the distant past, the land was ruled by powerful kami, gods as widely varied in form and temper as the parishes they governed, each possessing a unique sacred instrument. Traveling between their shrines in search of divine favor, the priest En the Layman and his two assistants brave dangerous terrain, fearsome creatures, and the wrath of kami themselves!

(Source: Yen Press)

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Themes
Human Sacrifice Religion Folklore › Japanese Kinship › Orphans Super Powers › Godly Powers
Culture
Japanese Japanese Society
History
Historical Fiction Historical Persons
Horror
Body Horror › Corpses
Religion
Buddhism Religious References
Settings
Mythology Japanese Ambience Asian Ambience › East Fantasy › Science Historical Setting › Historical References Mythology › Japanese Sci-Fi › Elements
Activities
Crimes › Cannibalism Professions › Stripping
Audience Demographics > Male Oriented
Seinen Male Demographic with Female Lead
Character Traits
Human Anatomy
Breasts › Small
Outfit
Accessories › Masked Character
Character Types
Female Lead Time Traveler Wanderer Supporting Cast › Mentor
Female Lead
Occupation Female Lead › Doctor Female Lead Personality Female Lead › Determined Female Lead
Background Female Lead
Young Female Lead Orphan Female Lead
Protagonists
Determined Protagonist Smart Protagonist Young Protagonist
Derivative Work > Based on
Based on Literature › Based on a Fairy Tale
Locations > Religious Sites
Shinto Shrine Temple
Narrative Tropes
Travelling Female and Male Pair Storytelling Techniques › Meta
Plot Structure
Non-Linear Storytelling Time Manipulation Time Manipulation › Time Travel
Occupations
Public Service › Politicians
Clergy
Buddhist Priest/ Monks
Disciples
Disciple Fellow Disciple
Healthcare
Female Doctor Herbalist
Sexual Content
Nudity
Species & Creatures
Monsters › Youkai Mythical Beast › Dragons
Divine Beings
Gods Gods › Goddess
Supernatural Beings
Demons Oni
Time Period > Period Piece
Middle Ages › 7th Century
Historical
Ancient Era Ancient Japan
World Building
Magic

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