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Okowa

**Okowa** is a character who appears in Episode 19. She is the daughter of Munetsuna.

## Personality

Okowa is a cheerful girl, but with a childish attitude. Nevertheless, she is understanding in her father's work and greatly admires him. She is also easily flushed.

## Appearance

Okowa is a young girl with fair skin and brown eyes. Her hair is in purplish hue and is styled in a hime cut while being tied in a low ponytail with a white ribbon. She wears a cream colored kimono with pink nagajuban and a pink hakama.

During her wedding day, she wears the traditional wedding attire above her regular clothing.

## Plot

Okowa is the daughter of a well known smith within a village.
Episode 4

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of the Cursed Sword** (妖刀の巻, *Yōtō no Maki* ) is the 4th episode in the Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Osushi
* Dororo
* Hyakkimaru
* Tanosuke
* Nihil
* Daigo Kagemitsu

## Synopsis

Dororo and Hyakkimaru are faced by a slaughterer of many, Tanosuke who wields a demon-possessed sword. After successfully separating the slaughterer away from his blade, Dororo was manipulated by the cursed sword upon touching it.
Nihil

**Nihil** (似蛭, *Nihiru*) was one of the twelve demons that made a contract with Daigo Kagemitsu. It was the demon that took Hyakkimaru's ears.

## Appearance

Nihil takes the form of a sword and uses Tanosuke to kill for blood.

## Trivia

* Nihil took Hyakkimaru's eyes in the 1969 version while in 2019 it took Hyakkimaru's ears instead.
* Nihil's name is made of the kanji (似 *ni*, Lit. similar) and (蛭 *hiru*, Lit. leech)
* Nihil's name is also a latin word meaning 'nothing'.

## Gallery

Nihil's Statue in Hall of Hell.Nihil on Episode 04 Endcard.
Asura

**Asura** was one of the twelve demons that made a contract with Kagemitsu Daigo, he was the last to be introduced. Since its debut in Episode 12, it had appeared as a statue, situated in the shadowy backgrounds of the Hall of Hell. It wasn't long until it made its actual physical appearance in Episode 22 and 23, possessing Tahomaru and formerly Mutsu and Hyogo after making a pact to him to restore them with Hyakkimaru's own eyes and arms after being sliced by Hyakkimaru from the previous battle and turned them to demons. After Hyogo and Mutsu's deaths, Hyakkimaru regained his arms. It was the demon that took Hyakkimaru, both his eyes and arms. Tahomaru broke his deal with The Twelfth Demon by removing the eyes allowing Hyakkimaru to kill it and its statue has crumble to pieces.

## Appearance

Asura statue takes a form with three heads and six arms, resembling the Hindu deity *Brahma*

Following the Hyakkimaru regained both his arms and eyes. It actual form is a huge Blob with a crystal as its heart hidden under the Daigo castle all the time and have multiple tentacles.

## Personality

Asura is cold and ruthless as it has no problem of destroying and killing humans. He considered Tahomaru and his loyal servants to be its pawns. It refused to emerged defeat when taking control of Tahomaru.

## Plot

During the final showdown between Hyakkimaru and Tahomaru, The Twelfth Demon tried to control Tahomaru after the latter admitted his defeat to his older brother. Tahomaru immediately gouged Hyakkimaru's eyes to return it to him, breaking the contract. The Twelfth Demon's statue in the hall of hell was the last to be broken.
Episode 11

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of Banmon, Part 1** is the 11th episode of Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Dororo
* Hyakkimaru
* Kagemitsu Daigo
* Nui No Kata
* Tahomaru
* Kyubi
* Sukeroku
* Mutsu
* Hyogo

## Synopsis

After entering Lord Daigo's domain, Dororo and Hyakkimaru hear tales of Banmon, the huge wall that is the last remnant of a fort that once stood on the border. Hyakkimaru squares off against the fox demon that haunts the wall.
Deiki

**Deiki** (泥鬼, *Deiki*) was a mud/dirt demon and one of the twelve demons that made deal with Daigo Kagemitsu. It was the demon that took Hyakkimaru's skin.

## Appearance

Deiki is a large blob of sludge and whatever else he’s made out of. He has holes for a mouth and eyes with yellow spheres in the eye sockets.

## Personality

He has no real personality, he’s more like a feral monster than anything.

## Plot

### Dororo (2019)

Deiki came down from the river and ate one of the men that attacked Dororo. Deiki then ate the other 2 men who tried to run. As Deiki also tried to eat Dororo, Hyakkimaru saved him and started fighting Deiki. As the fight continued, Hyakkimaru cut down the bridge and the bridge fell taking down Deiki with it. Upon killing Deiki, Hyakkimaru received back his skin.

## Gallery

Deiki's Statue in Hall of Hell.Deiki on Episode 01 Endcard
Okaka

> "*What a kind child you are, Dororo.*"
> ― Okaka, Episode 13[source]
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**Okaka** (おかか, *Okaka*) was a young lady who lived in a small cottage which Dororo and Hyakkimaru encountered along their journey. She initially appeared to be a kind, compassionate individual, allowing the two to stay in her cottage for shelter. However, she was, in truth, the spirit of a Buddha Statue carver who lived a very long time ago. She was resurrected by a vengeful spirit that resides within the stone Fudo Buddha statue which she carved in her previous life, to find a perfect face for it.

She was killed by the Fudo statue with the blade it carried.

## Appearance

Okaka took on the appearance of a fair lady, who, as described by Dororo, bears a striking resemblance to his mother, from her face to her voice. She has very long, thick and messy hair that extends all the way down to just below her knees.

When reverting back to her true appearance, her face changes, having more cat-like eyes.

## Plot

#### **History**

In her previous life, Okaka was a renowned Buddha statue carver, known amongst villagers to carve kind, smiling faces on his statues. However, as wars waged on, people wanted to see more of Fudo statues having a fierce expression instead of the kind expression that the carver was most skilled at making. Because of this, fewer people came to see him, and the carver was slowly forgotten.

Angered by this, the carver wanted to find a way to get back at everyone and show them that he was indeed capable of producing such fierce faces for his statues. For this, he decided to use a giant eroded boulder in the shape of Fudo which he found by a waterfall to create his masterpiece. He carved the boulder with his fine skills, having no problems with carving its body, hands, and legs. But as he started on the statue's face, he suddenly had the ambition to carve a magnificent face like none other.

Unfortunately, no matter how hard he tried, all he could ever carve were the kind faces he had seen before. Years passed, as he continued the cycle of carving and destroying the face of the Fudo statue. Soon enough, time caught up to him, but he was still unable to carve out a satisfactory face. He died in his chagrin.

After his death, a vengeful spirit took residence within the Fudo statue to settle the carver's old scores. Because the spirit wanted a face very badly, the Fudo revived the carver as Okaka and ordered her to bring it live humans so as to take the victims' faces for itself. Since his resurrection, the carver has taken on the usual appearance of a woman, although she is capable of shapeshifting her face to impersonate other people but unable shapeshift to Hyakkimaru's mother, Nui No Kata due to him being blind.
Saru

**Saru**  (さる, *Saru*) is a young boy, who's parents died when he was little. He used to live in the mountains all alone, before he met a kind woman named Oume who took him in.

## Appearance

Saru is a young boy with tanned skin, brown eyes and dark brown hair, with his face often commented as looking similar to that of a monkey. He wears a sleeveless dark cream colored robe, with dark brown short pants and a necklace made out of fangs.

When he goes out to hun, he wears a wolf's head as a headpiece, along with a dark blue colored quiver to store his arrows. He also carries around his bow with him.

## Personality

Saru is a courageous boy who loves his sister. Ever since he was a child he had shown to be independent for taking care of himself, though he is not afraid to ask help from others. He also has a strong will, not giving up even when he though that he had lost his sister to the demon.

## Plot

Saru's background was not very well known by people. He lost his parents at a very young age, which led him to retreat and live independently in the forest, even to the point where he almost lost his name. On one hunting day, he met Oume, who took him in and raised him as her younger brother.

**Episode 8**

When Saru realized that Oume had been taken to be next sacrifice for the demon, Nokosaregumo, Saru knew that he had to stop it and save his sister. He attempted to interfere with the sacrificial ritual by shooting down people who were carrying her, only to be intercepted by Dororo, who thought that he was trying to shoot down a happy bride. After explaining the true situation, Dororo and Hyakkimaru agree to regroup and help save Oume. Their attack first was effective, giving Saru hope, however, when Nokosaregumo released its foggy breath which rendered Hyakkimaru useless, they were halted. As the angered Nokosaregumo start eating people besides the intended sacrifice, Saru was about to be eaten until he was pushed away by Oume, making her sacrifice and stopping the Nokosargumo's rage.

Although saddened by the lost of his sister, Saru was motivated by Dororo to go back and fight back the demon to avenge her as well as the other sacrifices and the two soon devised a plan. The days after, Dororo, now acting as the sacrificial bride, acts as the lure for the Nokosaregumo, while Saru shoots explosive arrows from affar, by which the heat would push the fog away. Once again their plan backfored when the Nokosaregumo regenerates and covers the environment with fog once more. Howver, they were saved by Hyakkimaru, who uses his new ability to tract down objects with his hearing to locate the demon and slay it. Once the demon is defeated, Saru found that Oume was miraculously still alive.

The two thanked Hyakkimaru and Dororo, with Oume giving Hyakkimaru a flower and Saru a piece of gold as a thank you and farewell gift. They later moved to the mountains, where they continue to live afar from the village.
Dororo (song)

"**Dororo**" is the second opening theme for the *Dororo* (2019) TV anime and is performed by Asian Kung-Fu Generation. It began its run from episode 13 to episode 24, replacing "Kaen."

## Description

The song debuted at the special preview of *Dororo* after episode 12. The single track was released commercially on May 15, 2019.

## Single Tracklist

1. Dororo
2. Kaihoku (解放区)

## Lyrics

* Japanese
* Romanized
* English

この世界を裏切って

腹の中で蠢いている

腸食い破って

赤黒くみなぎっている

焼けた皮膚を破るまで

滾る闇の音符に光があって

遠く声を確かめあって

濡れた指先で 撫でるように

いつか君に触って

人間の残骸　幻想ダイナマイト

愛の欠乏をなる真似

音は内緒　灰もないがずいぶん

入り込んでいる

焼けた皮膚を破るまで

滾る闇の音符に光があって

遠く声を確かめあって

濡れた指先で 撫でるように

いつか君に触って

見せるよ

ソース・Source: https://www.lyrical-nonsense.com/lyrics/asian-kung-fu-generation/dororo/

kono sekai wo uragitte

hara no naka de ugometeiru

harawata kuiyabutte

akaguroku minagitteiru

yaketa hifu wo yaburu made

tagiru yami no onpu ni hikari ga atte

tooku koe wo tashikameatte

nureta yubisaki de naderu you ni

itsuka kimi ni sawatte

ningen no zangai gensou dainamaito

ai no ketsubou wo naru mane

oto wa naisho hai mo nai ga zuibun

hairikondeiru

yaketa hifu wo yaburu made

tagiru yami no onpu ni hikari ga atte

tooku koe wo tashikameatte

nureta yubisaki de naderu you ni

itsuka kimi ni sawatte

miseru yo

ソース・Source: https://www.lyrical-nonsense.com/lyrics/asian-kung-fu-generation/dororo/

I'm turning against this world

it simmers my inside

and bites out of me

And reddens me to black

Until the tanned skin cracks...

There's light singing the dark sound

It sings along to our distant cries

As If it caressing us with humid fingertips

One day, I shall reach you

Human remains, Fantasy, Dynamite

Mimic the insufficient love

The hidden sound.

The abundant ashes.

Overcomplicated!

Until the tanned skin cracks...

There's light singing the dark sound

It sings along to our distant cries

As If it caressing us with humid fingertips

One day, I shall reach you

You'll see!

## Gallery

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Sabame

* 2019 Anime
* 1969 Anime

**Sabame** (鯖目, *Sabame*) is the landlord of a mountain village that appeared in Episode 14 and 15. He had been hypnotized by Maimai-onba to become her lover and was manipulated to kill Hyakkimaru and Dororo so that her offspring can eat them. He is the one responsible for the death of the Jishō Nun after being exposed by her, as well as the mastermind behind the burning of the orphanage.

## Appearance

Sabame is a man of average build and wears a traditional persimmon-coloured men's kimono that has big, pink flower prints with white outlines on them, as well as long, baggy maroon burgundy pants that goes over his knees. For his footwear, he wears black tabi socks and straw sandals.

Overall, Sabame has a rather peculiar look on his face, with his usual widened eyes seemingly akin to that of a fish's. His thick lower lip is also protruded in a way that makes his face in a constant pouting expression.

## Plot

### History

For a long time, Sabame oversaw the social unrest and bloodshed that ravaged his village. Many of the villagers at that time were constantly pillaged and killed by raids organized by brigands; Samurai who escaped war. As the population depleted, the farming fields were then left unattended to. Due to this, the land also became ravaged by ferocious wild beasts and insects, and thus the village was plagued with famine and war.

The raids from the brigands, attacks from the creatures, and the rising level of hunger turned the village folk against each other, with villagers stealing from one another to the point where some would murder others just to snatch some food.

At some point in time during the unrest, Sabame encountered Maimai-onba. He then made a pact with the demoness: that she and her offspring will protect his village and its folk, in exchange for child sacrifices.

### Current

Following the burning of the rice storage that kept most of Maimai-Onba's offspring (in larvae form), the demoness sent the rest of her offspring (in adult form) to attack the village, setting the land ablaze. Unable to handle the burden and seeing history repeat itself once more, Sabame went insane and committed suicide, leaving the villagers to fend for themselves against another impending famine.
Blood Will Tell

***Blood Will Tell: Tezuka Osamu's Dororo***, released as ***Dororo*** (どろろ) in Japan, is a PlayStation 2 game released by Sega. It is based on the Japanese manga series Dororo, which was created by Osamu Tezuka. It concerns a hero named Hyakkimaru, who has had much of his body stolen by forty-eight fiends and has prosthetic replacements. Along with his ally, the thief Dororo, Hyakkimaru must defeat all forty-eight fiends.

## Staff

**Original Story:**

* Tezuka Osamu (手塚 治虫)

**Character Design:**

* Samura Hiroaki (沙村 広明)
* Maeda Mahiro (前田 真宏)

**Production Design:**

* Amemiya Keita (雨宮 慶太)

## Cast

**English Voice Cast:**

* Chris Murphy as Hyakkimaru
* Bret Walter as Dororo
* Kevin Blackton as Kagemitsu Daigo
* Kevin Miller as Tahomaru
* Bob Brindley as Saburota
* Evelyn Hyunh as Mio
* Andrew Chaikin as Tanosuke/Dragon Brood/Nine-Tailed Fox
* Erin M. Cahill as Misaki
* Timothy Enos as Troll/Legion
* Christiane Crawford as Yudai
* Roger Jackson as Redcap
* Monica Murray as Maimai'Onba
* Adam Harrington as Narrator/Jyukai

## Gallery

### Concept Art

#### Characters

Mio concept artJukai Concept ArtAdult Dororo concept artSabame concept artPossessed Tahoumaru concept art
#### Settings

Inquisitor of The Night (by Samura Hiroaki)Lady Yudai's Room (by Amemiya Keita)Vs Dragon Brood (by Amemiya Keita)Hut by The Wall (by Amemiya Keita)Gates of Hell (by Amemiya Keita)Daigo's Castle (by Amemiya Keita)
Shark Demons

The **Shark Demons** were two huge sharks under the command of Shiranui and one of the twelve demons that made contact with Daigo Kagemitsu. The Sharks have been revealed to be Jiromaru and Saburomaru, which have been presumed to be siblings. They were ruthless, relentless creatures, which never hesitated to devour their victims after being given the command by their master to do so. They were the demons that took Hyakkimaru's left leg.

## Plot

The Shark demons took forms after Kagemitsu Daigo struck a deal with them along with 11 other demons offered his son twelve parts of the body.

Not much was known about the two sharks beforehand, but only that Shiranui witnessed them starving, and thus sacrificed his own right arm to feed the two. Since then, the sharks had developed an appetite solely on human flesh. At first, they fed on dead bodies. From there, their desire shifted to something fresher, and thus Shiranui fed live women and children to them. Soon after, their hunger became nearly-unstoppable, and as a result, massacred an entire fishing village.

## Physical Characteristics

### Eye Color

Magenta (Normal Form)
Yellow (True Form)

## Media

### Debut

Episode 16

Jiromaru (二郎丸, *Jirōmaru*) is one of the sharks under Shiranui's command. Its name means "Second". Following the death of Saburomaru, in its fury and anguish, the Shark transformed into its true form after devouring the flesh of its former sibling. It tried to swallow Dororo whole but was later killed by Hyakkimaru after he arrived just in time to save her.

### Appearance

In normal form, Jiromaru appears just like an ordinary Great White Shark, albeit larger due to its demonic nature.

Jiromaru attains its demon form after devouring the flesh of its fallen sibling in a fit of pure rage. This form takes on a more grotesque-looking appearance, with pale white skin and widened-eyes, with which it forms wrinkles. Its mouth and teeth are completely soaked with Saburomaru's blood. From its body protrudes spikes and rib bones, piercing Jiromaru's body from the inside and thus causing it to bleed. Its pectoral fins have turned into large, webbed flippers with claws protruding from them. Overall, Jiromaru's body has increased in size and muscle mass, and its tail has lengthened. Its underbelly has swelled up to a considerable amount to the point where blood vessels can be visible.

## Media

### Debut

Episode 16

Saburomaru (三郎丸, Saburōmaru) is another of the sharks under Shiranui's control, alongside Jiromaru. Its name means "Third". It was killed by Itachi along with his brethren when Dororo served as a bait to lure it out from the water.

## Gallery

Saburomaru being lured by DororoJiromaru's on Episode 16 EndcardJiromaru's true form after consuming the flesh of SaburomaruJiromaru, killed by HyakkimaruJiromaru's true form on Episode 18 Endcard
Dororo no Uta

"**Dororo no Uta**" (どろろの歌, *Dororo no uta*) is the opening and ending song of *Dororo to Hyakkimaru*, the 1969 anime TV series. The song is performed by Japanese voice actress Toshiko Fujita and was used as the opening and ending theme throughout the whole series.

## Lyrics

* Japanese
* Romanized
* English

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラポン

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラピン

ポケポケ　ざむらい　ヘーラヘラ

トロトロ　ざむらい　ヘーラヘラ

ヘロヘロ　ざむらい　ヘーラヘラ

メロメロ　ざむらい　ヘーラヘラ

赤い夕日に照り映えて

燃えるよろいに燃える馬

天下めざしてつきすすむ

とぼけちゃいきねえ知ってるぜ

おまえらみんなホゲタラだ

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラポン

(ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラポン

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラピン

へロへロ　 妖怪 　ヘーラヘラ

チンチン 　妖怪 　ヘーラヘラ

ぺクぺク　 妖怪 　ヘーラヘラ

ピテカン　 妖怪 　ヘーラヘラ)

(赤い ひとみで 　キラキラと

にらめば　此の世は 骨の花

星もかくれて　 日も落ちる

とぼけちゃいきねえ知ってるぜ

おまえらみんなホゲタラだ

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラポン)

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラポン

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラピン

プニョプニョ　ホゲタラ　ヘーラヘラ

ホンキャホンキャ　ホゲタラ　ヘーラヘラ

ビョロビョロ　ホゲタラ　ヘーラヘラ

ヘロヘロ　ホゲタラ　ヘーラヘラ

青く果てない空の下

いばらの道をふみこえて

これも世のため人のっため

とぼけちゃいきねえ知ってるぜ

おまえらみんなホゲタラだ

ホゲホゲ　タラタラ　ホゲタラポン

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapin

Pokepoke zamurai heera hera

Torotoro zamurai heera hera

Herohero zamurai heera hera

Meromero zamurai heera hera

Akai yuuhi ni terihaete

Moeru yoroini moeru uma

Tenka mezashite tsuki susumu

Tobokecha ikenee shitteruze

Omaera minna hogetarada

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon

(Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapin

Herohero yokai heera hera

Chinchin yokai heera hera

Pekupeku yokai heera hera

Pitekan yokai heera hera)

(Akai hitomi de kirakira to

Nirameba konoyo wa hone no hana

Hoshi mo kakurete hi mo chiru

Tobokecha ikenee shitteruze

Omaera minna hogetarada

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon)

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapin

Punyo punyo hogetara heera hera

Honkya honkya hogetara heera hera

Byoro byoro hogetara heera hera

Herohero hogetara heera hera

Aoku hatenai soranoshita

Ibarano michi wo fumikoete

Koremo yonotame hitonottame

Tobokecha ikenee shitteruze

Omaera minna hogetarada

Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon

**Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon**

**Hogehoge taratara hogetarapin**

**Pokepoke zamurai heera hera**

**Torotoro zamurai heera hera**

**Herohero zamurai heera hera**

**Meromero zamurai heera hera**

In the red sunset

A burning armor and a burning horse

Running with force, heading towards the world

Don't be foolish, I know exactly well !

You guys are all **hogetara**

**Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon**

**Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon**

**Hogehoge taratara hogetarapin**

**Punyo punyo hogetara heera hera**

**Honkya honkya hogetara heera hera**

**Byoro byoro hogetara heera hera**

**Herohero hogetara heera hera**

Under the endless blue sky

Crossing the thorny roads

This is for the world, for the people

Don't be foolish, I know exactly well !

You guys are all **hogetara**

**Hogehoge taratara hogetarapon**

**Bold words** : untranslatable

## References

Video used for the lyrics : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TlMkM6Kq9g

\*Additional/Full Version Lyrics taken from the vinyl '69【EP】どろろのうた/百鬼丸の歌 - 藤田淑子
Episode 15

### Animation Direction

Iwataki Satoshi (Chief), Wakatsuki Aiko, Katou Masayuki, Tominaga Takuo, Yanase Jouji

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of the Scene from Hell** is the 15th episode of Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Dororo
* Sabame
* Hyakkimaru
* Yōkai Kozō
* Maimai-onba
* Tahomaru
* Hyogo
* Mutsu
* Itachi

## Synopsis

Sabame has been feeding people to the demons to protect the village over which he rules. As Hyakkimaru once again confronts the demon moths, Dororo gets trapped in a storehouse.
Episode 16

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of Shiranui** is the 16th episode of Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Dororo
* Hyakkimaru
* Itachi
* Shiranui
* Shark Demons

## Synopsis

Dororo has been captured by Itachi and is being taken to the cape where Hibukuro supposedly hid the money. As Itachi and his men look for boats to get across to the cape, they are approached by a one-armed boy named Shiranui.
Episode 13

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of the Blank-faced Buddha** is the 13th episode of Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Dororo
* Hyakkimaru
* Kagemitsu Daigo
* Nui No Kata
* Tahomaru
* Okaka
* Hakumenfudo
* Biwamaru

## Synopsis

Having left Daigo's domain, Dororo finds a statue of Fudo, one of the wisdom gods. But the statue is actually a demon that is harvesting humans' faces in an attempt to find one for itself.

## Trivia

* Dororo replaces Kaen as the opening theme.
* Yamiyo replaces Sayonaragokko as the ending theme.
Goddess Of Mercy

The **Goddess of Mercy** is a deity who was once worshiped by the Land Of Daigo except for Kagemitsu Daigo who betrayed the Goddess by making a pact with the 48 Demons. She is responsible of kept Hyakkimaru alive (even though his body parts were stolen and the Goddess' statue's head was destroyed) for the sake of his mother who begged forgiveness for her son's safety by praying the Goddess herself. After Nui, Tahomaru and Jukai's deaths, Hyakkimaru left the replica of the Goddess of Mercy to his father before he passed away.
Itachi

**Itachi** (イタチ, *Itachi*) was a bandit who betrayed Dororo's father Hibukuro and sided with the authorities.

He died from blood loss after getting shot by arrows of Kagemitsu Daigo's troop led by Tahomaru.

## Personality

Itachi is a very greedy man that will do anything to fulfill his ambitions, even betraying Hibukuro to become rich.
Kamaitachi

**Kamaitachi** (鎌鼬, *Kamaitachi*) is a demon with large claws that attacked younger Hyakkimaru. It is one of the demons who were drawn to Hyakkimaru's unnatural powers, prompting Jukai to teach swordsmanship to the boy.

## Appearance

The Kamaitachi is a beastly creature whose features include a wolf-like head with white whiskers and sharp teeth. It also has a long neck, stout body, muscular legs and a longer, slender tail. Its entire body is covered in white fur which is jagged around almost every edge. It has 3 fingers on each hand, from which protrudes long, scythe-like claws from its second and third fingers, and a shorter claw on its first. Its feet also has claws.

## Gallery

Kamaitachi on Episode 03 EndcardKamaitachi attacking Hyakkimaru
## Trivia

* The Kamaitachi is based on a yōkai of the same name in Japanese folklore. Its name, when translated, means "sickle weasel", which alludes to its long curved claws on its hands and generally slender body.
Biwamaru

**Biwamaru** (琵琶丸, *Biwamaru*) is a blind, traveling lute priest and an ally to Dororo and Hyakkimaru. Previously it was alluded that Biwamaru was a samurai while speaking to Dororo in the final episode.

## Appearance

Biwamaru is a blind elderly monk. He is bald and has no eye colors. He wears a ragged white shirt and black pants for his outfit, and wooden sandals for his footwear. He carries a biwa on his back and holds a cane sword.

## Personality

As a blind individual, Biwamaru is calm and collective. He is kind and advisable to people. He has knowledge of Hyakkimaru's past. When learning Hyakkimaru killed Kagemitsu's troops, Biwamaru advised him to be careful when involved with bad people. He considered Kagemitsu Daigo pact with the demons as rubbish.

## Abilities and Powers

* ***Sword Proficiency*:** Biwamaru has excellent Sword combat ability despite his age. He sacrificed his sword blade to save Dororo from drowning.
* ***Soul Sight*:** Like Hyakkimaru, Biwamaru is blind but can see people's souls, which he uses to indicate malevolent beings.

## Trivia

* Biwamaru made an appearance in Black Jack (2004) episode 51, as acupuncturist. Nachi Nozawa, Hyakkimaru's first voice actor, also provided voice for the character.
Hibukuro

* 2019 Anime
* 1969 Anime

**Hibukuro** (火袋, *Hibukuro*) was the leader of a bandit clan devoted into raiding samurai forts and giving their acquired fortunes to poorer villagers. He was the father of Dororo.

## Appearance

Hibukuro was a tall, muscular man who had a stern-looking expression on his face. He had thick, bushy eyebrows and long hair that is tied up to a ponytail. In terms of facial hair, he had a few stubs of hair growing on his chin and had sideburns. He also had visible scars on his body, with cross-shaped scars on his left cheek and left upper arm, and slit scars on his right upper arm.

In terms of his outfit, Hibukuro wears a furry vest with bandages tied around his wrists, as well as baggy pants with a long piece of cloth tied around his waist in a knot. He is often seen wielding his trusty Naginata, a spear sword.

## Personality

Hibukuro was an honourable leader who will stand by his morals and fight for the sake of the poor, no matter what it takes, to give them their acquired fortunes stolen from the samurai. He also won't tolerate any traitor, especially those who have sided with Samurai, because of the latter's cruel tendencies of taking many innocent lives during the warring state.

## Plot

He was ultimately killed by Daigo Samurai forces after his forces being ordered to kill any suspected that affiliated with the poor village have any relations with bandits, including witnesses that saw the horrifying crime done by them.

## Trivia

* In the manga, he is portrayed by Marukabi Boon via the Tezuka Star System.
GG Plot C4S2

### Goal:

SJ attempts to assert her control over the crew by bootstrapping the lynch pin on MM’s yoke. She’s got demands despite being beyond the point of no return (and knowing it). To go back to a civilized system would me incarceration if the law catches up to them and death if the crime syndicate gets to them first, but she wants to sell some of the fuel and contraband to pad their larder and give them a future.
Asakura Clan

The **Asakura Clan** is a kin group and the archenemy clan of the Daigo Clan. They fought wars against the arch-enemies countless times. Much as the Daigo Clan, The Asakura is a clan murdering not only the Daigo Clan's troops but their residents such men, women and kids and also taking them as prisoners. In the final war, they gathered 3500 troops against the Daigo Clan and to destroy Daigo's domain to end their reign. With Hyakkimaru and Midoro unintentionally help, they destroyed Hyakkimaru father's defenses and slaughtered many of his men. With the Daigo's defense gotten weaker, The Asakura Clan got the upper hand and advantage as they have won the war and emerged triumphant as they slaughtered Kagemitsu's remaining troops.
Episode 2

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of Bandai** (万代の巻, *Bandai no Maki*) is the 2nd episode of the Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Biwamaru
* Kanekozou
* Hyakkimaru
* Dororo
* Jukai
* Denkichi
* Bandai

## Synopsis

Dororo and Hyakkimaru happen upon a village and are brought before its chief, Lady Bandai. However, Hyakkimaru inexplicably draws his sword in her presence, resulting in both him and Dororo being locked in a storehouse by the villagers. It turns out they are not the only ones confined there...
Munetsuna

**Munetsuna** is the father of Okowa and is known as the best swordmaker in the land. He is the one who sharpened and fixed up Hyakkimaru's arm blades. Although he makes a living by making swords, he has expressed discontent with the products he has made and wishes that he would make a sword for peace and not bloodshed.

## Appearance

Munetsuna is a tall man of muscular build with tanned skin and has a gruff expression on his face. He has a wide mouth that, together with his brows, form a natural frown. He has his hair tied back to a ponytail and has present sideburns, with strands of facial hair poking out from his cheeks.

## Plot

He was arguably the only person in his village to have the Amanojaku's opposite powers nullified because of protection from the masks of the god Hyottoko.

## Abilities and Power

**Blacksmith:** Munetsuna is a powerful blacksmith and earn himself as the best swordmaker. He can fix broken swords and sharpened them to become more powerful than before.
Maimai-onba

* Human (2019)
* Demon (2019)

**Maimai-onba** (マイマイオンバ, *Maimai-onba*) was one of the twelve demons that made a contract with Daigo Kagemitsu. She also formed a contract with Sabame: in exchange for providing her and her children with food and shelter, her brood will prevent any harm from coming to Sabame's village. She attempted to kill Hyakkimaru and Dororo, so her offspring can eat them. However, she was unable to succeed and was immolated by Hyakkimaru afterwards at the river. It was the demoness that took Hyakkimaru's spine.

## Appearance

In her human form, Maimai-onba takes the form of a fair woman of a slim build, with white, long flowing hair. Her clothing is very similar to the traditional dancers that performed in Sabame's home, albeit in a different colour.

When transformed to her moth demoness form, she takes the form of a gigantic furry moth, whose physical appearance seemingly resembles that of the Silkmoth. Maimai-onba has grey feather-like antennae and has a human-like head with 3 pairs of eyes. She is mostly covered in fur: on her thorax, abdomen, and legs. She also has two pairs of white wings with grey swirly patterns on both the overside and underside, as well as red-coloured coastal margins.

## Plot

Maimai-onba took form after Kagemitsu Daigo struck a deal with her along with 11 other demons offered his son twelve parts of the body.

Sometime later, while still in possession of Hyakkimaru's spine, she came across Sabame's mountain village, wrecked by chaos. In exchange for protecting Sabame's village and allowing it to prosper, she demanded food and shelter. To this end, the villagers offered up the children from Jishoni's temple as food for her brood and Sabame took her in as his bride.

## Trivia

* Maimai-onba is the second demon in the anime to have a human disguise, with the first being Bandai. However, she is arguably the first demon to have a *full* human disguise.
* In the 2019 anime, she made a contract with two different people: Kagemitsu Daigo and Sabame. In the original, she merely hypnotized Sabame into doing her bidding. It is unknown exactly what she did for the former.
* Maimai-onba's demon forms have changed greatly throughout the different adaptations of the Dororo story.
	+ In the 2004 PS2 video game Blood Will Tell, Maimai-onba's demon form resembles that of a butterfly instead of a moth, and retains some of her feminine features such as her human body.
	+ In the 1969 anime, Maimai-onba's demon form resembles a traditional Japanese Noh theatre performer of the Onryō character category, especially with her wild, mane-like hair.

## Gallery

Maimai-onba's Statue in Hall of Hell.Maimai-onba larvae on Episode 14 EndcardMaimai-onba on Episode 15 EndcardMaimai-onba's appearance in the 1969 anime.
Hall Of Hell

The **Hall of Hell** was a temple filled with the statues of the 48 Demons. It was originally protected by the monk, Souryo until Kagemitsu Daigo killed him and made a pact with the Demons by offering his soul and his son's body parts. The side-effect of not having body parts but grant them demonic powers.

## 2019 (Anime)

After Hyakkimaru killed all the demons and regained his body parts, the Land Of Daigo has burnt down and the Hall has became cold and old as the destroyed statues is covered in spider's webs and the secondary side effect of the demons' destruction the caster of the pact will be passed away from succumbed of their blood loss. According to The Twelfth Demon and Kagemitsu Daigo, The pact can only work once if the demons statues are intact. But won't work when all of them are destroyed after their deaths.
Bandai

* Human (2019)
* Demon (2019)

**Bandai** (万代, *Bandai*) was one of the twelve demons that made a contract with Daigo Kagemitsu. It was the demon that took Hyakkimaru's touch and pain.

## Appearance

In her human form, she is a middle age woman that almost reach to old age. When transformed, she takes the form of a salamander. It uses its hair to grab bamboos to throw at people and can also use it as a spear to piece through any part of the human body.

## Plot

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Bandai terrorizes a village into giving her cover; she acts as their sick chief to lure travelers in and devour them.

## Gallery

Bandai's Statue in Hall of Hell.Bandai on Episode 02 EndcardBandai Appearance in 1969 anime.
Ayakashigi

**Ayakashigi** (屍木 *Ayakashigi*) is a demon tree that produces bloodthirsty ghouls from within its fruits. Jukai first encountered the ghouls after they attacked and killed nearby thieves who looted Jukai's prosthetic parts in hopes of selling them. They were soon killed by Hyakkimaru's intervention. However, until the heart of the tree was destroyed, the ghouls continued to produce.

## Appearance

The Ayakashigi takes the form of the old tree with a heart inside its core, circulating its life force to the premature ghouls held within its fruits. When ready, the ghoul-fruits will automatically drop from the tree. From there, the fruit will open and reveal a small ghoul. Through little time, the ghoul will grow to its full size.

The Ghoul, by itself, is a beast with a huge fanged mouth and no eyes. It has the mane of a lion and the arms of a chimpanzee, with sharp, black claws.

## Gallery

Group of Ghouls produced from Ayakashigi.A Ghoul born out from the Ayakashigi.Ayakashigi heart within inside the tree.Ayakashigi's name reveal after the ending credits.
Dororo (Manga)

## Dororo

**Dororo** (どろろ, *Dororo*) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Osamu Tezuka, who is largely considered to be the godfather of Japanese comics (manga). *Dororo* is considered a classic, even inspiring *Blood Will Tell*, a "cult-hit" video game.

## Plot

Daigo Kagemitsu, who works for a samurai general in Japan's Warring States period, promises to offer 48 body parts of his unborn baby to 48 demons in exchange for complete domination of the country. When the baby boy is born, Daigo has him thrown into a river, hoping the boy will die. A doctor, however, finds him and adopts him. The kind doctor outfits his poor son with prostheses and educates him with simple knowledge.

As time goes by, the baby grows into a young man who calls himself Hyakkimaru. Every time Hyakkimaru eliminates a demon, he retrieves one of his missing body parts. Hyakkimaru then meets a young thief named Dororo, who has his eyes on the blades attached to Hyakkimaru's arms. Dororo follows Hyakkimaru as he seeks opportunities to steal his sword. Throughout their adventures together, their bond grew further than the sword; they look out for one another, traveling the countryside to hunt for demons.

## Manga Guide

### Volumes

* Volume 1
* Volume 2
* Volume 3
* Volume 4

## External Links

* Official site for Tezuka Osamu's works
* Official Dororo Page at publisher Vertical, Inc.
Osushi

**Osushi** (お須志, *Osushi*) is a character appeared in Episode 4 and she is the younger sister of Tanosuke. She everyday prays for her brother's safe return and was ultimately shattered after seeing her brother death by Hyakkimaru from the sword demon manipulating.

## Trivia

* In the game, Blood will Tell, Osushi is named Misaki.
Dororo Bon

**Dororo** (どろろ梵, *Dororo*) is a spin-off series written and illustrated by Daisuke Dōke. It was written as a continuation and reimagining of the original Dororo manga's ending.

## Plot

Hyakkimaru had died before he was able to regain all his body parts. Now reborn as a woman in the modern days, Hyakkimaru continues her journey to take them back from the demons, including Dororo who had become a demon herself.
Episode 9

### Animation Direction

Iwataki Satoshi (Chief), Aoki Kazunori, Okimura Tadayoshi, Aoki Mariko, Matsushita Junko, Furuse Noboru

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of the Mercilessness** (無残帳の巻, *Muzan-chō no Maki*) is the 9th episode in the Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Dororo
* Hyakkimaru
* Hibukuro
* Ojiya
* Itachi
* Kagemitsu Daigo
* Tahomaru

## Synopsis

Dororo, whom overheats with a cold collapses. The silly eyes of the red spider lilies reminded him of the past days with his father and mother.
Ms. Garmon's Ethics Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome to my Ethics class wiki. We will be utilizing this space to share and virtually discuss how ethics in criminal justice touches our every day lives without us even knowing it. I encourage you all to lean in and challenge each other's views, respectfully of course. The expectations for your participation are outlined in the syllabus as well as in another page in this wiki.

## Describe your topic

Ethics in criminal justice is going to include all aspects of the CJ system, not just law enforcement. We will look at real life cases and current events and apply ethical decision making to scenarios based on real occurrences.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!
Episode 19

## Episode Chronology

**The Story of the Amanojaku** is the 19th episode of Dororo (2019) anime TV series.

## Characters

* Dororo
* Hyakkimaru
* Munetsuna
* Okowa
* Amanojaku

## Synopsis

In search of a blacksmith to fix his swords, both Hyakkimaru and Dororo made their way to a village with Hyakkimaru developing a new weird habit from his prior meeting with Jukai. There, they were recommended by a villager of a certain blacksmith, who although is very skilled, rarely even interact with the other villagers. Once they arrived to the smith's house, however, they were greeted by his daughter, Okawa who soon fell for Hyakkimaru and thought of him wanting to marry her.
Arijigoku

**Arijigoku** (蟻地獄, *Arijigoku*) was one of the twelve demons that made a contract with Kagemitsu Daigo. It was the demon that took Hyakkimaru's voice.

## Appearance

The demon took the form of an antlion, burrowing itself in a hole and waiting for any unwanted victim to fall into its trap.

## Gallery

Arijigoku's Statue in Hall of Hell.Arijigoku on Episode 06 EndcardArijigoku anime design
48 Demons

The **48 Demons** are one of the two main antagonists alongside with Kagemitsu Daigo in the Dororo universe. They were responsible for having taken Hyakkimaru’s 48 limb parts from his body but grant him demonic powers as a side-effect. In order to restore his body, Hyakkimaru searches to slay each of these powerful Fiends. However, Kagemitsu Daigo attempted to prevent his son by killing him, only to end as a failure.

The 1968 manga and 1969 Anime TV Show mentions about the same 48 Demons, but not all of them are mentioned or named. However, the Video Game version for the PS2, Blood Will Tell, revealed all 48 named **Fiends** & what they appeared as.

In the 2019 Anime Series, the number of demons has been reduced from 48 to 12. So far, these 12 demons that are mentioned forth all ended up being slain by Hyakkimaru. Most of them might be the more important key roll types focused from in the manga, 1969 show and the video game.

## 12 Demons (2019 Anime)

In the 2019 Anime Series, the number of demons has been reduced from 48 to 12. Each possessed a limb or body part of Hyakkimaru, with the exception of The Twelfth Demon who failed to take anything from him initially, but ended up taking Hyakkimaru's eyes and arms after both Kyubi and Nue were slain. After Hyakkimaru killed all of the demons and the statues are destroyed, the twelfth demon is sealed away forever, preventing anyone from making pacts with the demons for human sacrifices anymore.

## Trivia

* Many of the fiends/demons are related to Japanese folk tales and monster lore.
* In the 2019 anime, after the reveal in episode 20, it is presumed that Hyakkimaru's arms and eyes would be retrieved back once he slays the sealed demon. This turned out to be false; killing Tahomaru and his servants is the only way to retrieve back his eyes and arms.
The Adventures of Gum Girl in Dreamland

*The Adventures of Gum Girl in Dreamland* is a children's puppetry web film based on Rhode Montijo's *The Gumazing Gum Girl!* book series.

## Description

Gabby Gomez/Gum Girl accidentally lost Rico, making her teleport into the imaginary place, Dreamland. The evil man named Sir Kevin Katt kidnaps Rico and makes him "mine". Can Gum Girl rescue Rico?

## Plot

Gabby Gomez spends time with her brother Rico. When Ninja-Rina wants to play with him, Gabby doesn't want Rico to be Ninja-Rina's buddy, resulting in a tug-of-war leading to Mr. Hansen accidentally taking him away while rollerskating uncontrollably. Gabby turns into Gum Girl to rescue Rico. Natalie Gooch, Gabby's school bully, ends up catching Rico's vest, sneezes on it, and throws it into her trash can. Gum Girl and Rico goes into the trash can, where they find the vest, but Gum Girl and Rico (who has his vest back) soon fall through a tunnel (which Natalie ends up witnessing and only says, "Have a nice trip! Heh heh!!").

Gum Girl winds up in Dreamland USA, a world filled with imaginary characters. The evil Sir Kevin Katt then arrives to take the various belongings, and takes Rico as well. Gum Girl meets a cat named Fleischer, who shows Gum Girl where Kevin's castle is, and Gum Girl sets off to rescue Rico.

Meanwhile, Natalie tells the people that Gabby went into Dreamland, and they all go in search of Gabby. Once in Dreamland, however, they get arrested and thrown in jail since it's against the law to ask a policeman for help in Dreamland.

Kevin is aware that Gum Girl is in search of Rico, and has his henchmen, Punky and the Zombstones, stop Gum Girl from rescuing Rico. They trick Gum Girl into going into a shortcut, which leads to the palace of The Queen of Candy. There, when she learns that she's going to Kevin's castle and is believed to be one of Kevin's spies, she has Gum Girl take the ultimate challenge: chew her 10 pieces gum in 30 seconds, which Gum Girl succeeds with help from the audience.

When Gum Girl gets closer, Kevin gets a humongous bear to stop Gum Girl. The bear thinks that Gum Girl is a drop of honey, but Gum Girl convinces the bear otherwise. However, once convinced, the bear tosses Gum Girl away. Gum Girl is about to give up, until a caterpillar encourages her to keep trying.

Back at the jail, Fleischer sneaks in to tell the Fillmore School students and teachers that Gum Girl is on her way to Kevin's castle. Natalie, admitting that Gum Girl is her friend, decides to yell out to the Dreamland citizens outside that, although Dreamland citizens hate working together, they must take a stand. The other Dreamland citizens agree, and they get let out of jail to team up and stop Kevin from stealing any more of their stuff. Gum Girl and the others soon show up and confront Kevin, but Kevin decides to take Rico away. Punky soon gets hold of Rico, and tells Kevin that he's going to give it to Gum Girl, breaking off his friendship with Kevin. Back at Fillmore, Gum Girl and Rico decides to meet up with Ninja-Rina.
Week Twelve Wiki Stuff

Murderville, GA Podcast; Episode 2

For such a tiny town, we learn that Adel has a problem with violent murders in the late 90s and early 2000s. After listening to this podcast episode, comment below with your opinion about the trial that Devonia Inman was given. What about Hercules Brown? Don't forget to also comment back to your classmates when they post as well.

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Amanojaku

**Amanojaku** (天邪鬼, *Amanojaku*) is a ghoul that causes mischief throughout the village by making people to say and act the complete opposite of what they mean. It was sealed back into the statue of Hyottoko gods after being knocked out by Munetsuna.

## Appearance

The ghoul is a huge bald head with seven horn stick out and a white hair around at the back that wears a grey sleeveless that resembles a goblin.

## Gallery

Amanojaku's name reveal after the ending credit.
A Different Feeling

**A Different Feeling** is the ninth track from *Since I Left You*.

## Samples

* "Slam Dance" by Paperclip People (1996)
* "Find A Friend (Prelude)" by The Kay-Gees (1976)
* "Superstition" by Bert De Coteaux (1975)
* "Tammy" by Debbie Reynolds (1957)
* "If I'm Wrong" by The Main Attraction (1968)
* "The Dream Of Olwen" by Ron Goodwin (1968)
* "The Climax" by Paperclip People (1996)
Dororo to Hyakkimaru-den

**Dororo to Hyakkimaru-den** (どろろと百鬼丸伝, *Dororo to Hyakkimaru-den*) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Satoshi Shiki. It is a new telling of Osamu Tezuka's *Dororo* manga series.

## Plot

Daigo Kagemitsu, who works for a Samurai general in Japan's Warring States period, promises to offer 48 body parts of his unborn baby to 48 demons in exchange for complete domination of the country. When the baby boy is born, Daigo has him thrown into a river, hoping the boy will die. A kind sage, however, finds him and adopts him. The sage fits out his poor son with prosthetics.

Time goes by and the baby grows into a boy who calls himself Hyakkimaru. Everytime Hyakkimaru eliminates a demon, he retrieves one of his missing body parts. Hyakkimaru meets a boy thief named Dororo and together they travel the countryside in search of the demons who possess Hyakkimaru's parts. Throughout their travels, they face monsters and ghosts.

## External links

* The manga on the Osamu Tezuka official website