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DCAU

**DCAU** ou **DC Animated Universe**, em português: **Universo Animado da DC**. É um termo que se refere à continuidade compartilhada por sete séries de animação, quatro filmes feitos diretamente para televisão, bem como vários quadrinhos e jogos de vídeo. Embora nomeado um "Universo", em verdade ele é um multiverso (com pelo menos quatro Terras), com mundos paralelos habitados pelos Lordes da Justiça, pelo Grêmio da Justiça da América, entre outros.

## Séries de televisão

* Batman
* Novas Aventuras do Batman
* Batman Beyond
* Superman
* Liga da Justiça
* Liga da Justiça sem Limites
* Super Shock
* Projeto Zeta

## Filmes

* Batman: A Máscara do Fantasma
* Batman: Mistério da Batwoman
* Batman e Mr. Freeze: SubZero
* Batman do Futuro: O Retorno do Coringa

## Web séries

* Gotham Girls
* Lobo

## Videogames

* Aventuras de Batman & Robin (SNES)
* Aventuras de Batman & Robin (Sega)
* Batman do Futuro: O Retorno do Coringa
* Batman: Gotham em Caos
* Batman: Gotham City Racer
* Batman: Rise Of Sin Tzu
* Batman: The Animated Series (Gameboy)
* Batman: Vengeance
* Liga da Justiça: Crônicas
* Liga da Justiça: Injustiça Para Todos
* Superman (Gameboy)
* Superman (Nintendo 64)
* Superman: Countdown To Apokolips
* Superman: Shadow of Apokolips

## História em quadrinhos

* Aventuras no Universo DC
* Aventuras da Batgirl
* Batman Adventures (Volume 1)
* Batman Adventures (Volume 2)
* Batman Adventures: Os Anos Perdidos
* Aventuras de Batman & Robin
* Aventuras de Batman & Robin: SubZero
* Batman do Futuro (Volume 1)
* Batman do Futuro (Volume 2)
* Batman do Futuro (Volume 4)
* Batman do Futuro sem Limites (Volume 1)
* Universo Batman do Futuro (Volume 1)
* Batman do Futuro: O Retorno do Coringa: A Adaptação Oficial dos Quadrinhos
* Batman: Aventuras em Gotham
* Batman: Arlequina e Hera Venenosa
* Batman: A Máscara do Fantasma
* Gotham Girls
* Aventuras da Liga da Justiça
* Liga da Justiça sem Limites
* Aventuras do Superman
Homem Elástico

**Adam Evans** se tornou o **Homem Elástico** após o Big Bang. Originalmente um anti-herói, Adam finalmente se reformou e começou a usar seus poderes para o bem.

## Poderes e habilidades

O Homem Elástico era feito de borracha e podia mudar seu corpo de qualquer forma. Isso também o torna um oponente particularmente difícil para o Sue Choque, já que ele é imune aos poderes elétricos

## Aparições e menções

* *Estão Tocando a Minha Música*
* *Perdendo a Forma*
* *Má Elasticidade*
* *Hora do Show*
* *Consequência*
* *Nenhum Homem é Uma Ilha*
* *Onde a Borracha Encontra o Asfalto*
Batman (Série animada)

***Batman: A Série Animada*** é uma série animada que decorreu de 1992 a 1995. A série foi baseada nas aventuras de Batman e sua cruzada contra a injustiça. Foi sem dúvida um programa infantil, mas sua atmosfera escura e escrita premiada fez uma base de fãs mais maduro também. O show é baseado na Gotham City dos dias modernos, uma área escura, gótica, dominada pelo crime. Em 1994, a série foi renomeado para ***As Aventuras de Batman & Robin.*** Ela se concentrou mais em Robin em uma tentativa de apelar para as crianças. Porém a renomeação e inclusão de Robin não afetou negativamente a escrita e a série acabou somente em setembro de 1995. Após a popularidade de *Superman: A Série Animada*, os produtores foram convidados a fazer mais episódios de Batman, que resultaram em *As Novas Aventuras do Batman*.

## Elenco principal

* Kevin Conroy como Batman (Bruce Wayne)
* Loren Lester como Robin (Dick Grayson)
* Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. como Alfred Pennyworth
* Bob Hastings como Comissário James Gordon
* Robert Costanzo como detetive Harvey Bullock

## Recorrente Elenco Convidado

* Mark Hamill como o Coringa
* Diane Pershing como Hera Venenosa
* Arleen Sorkin como Arlequina
* Richard Moll como Duas Caras
* John Glover como The Riddler
* Paul Williams como Pinguim
* Ron Perlman como Clayface (Mateus Hagen)
* Edward Asner como Roland Daggett
* David Warner como Ra's al Ghul
* John Vernon como Rupert Thorne
* Adrienne Barbeau como Catwoman
* Aron Kincaid como Killer Croc
* Roddy McDowall como Chapeleiro Louco
* Michael Ansara como Mr. Congelar
* Melissa Gilbert como Batgirl (Barbara Gordon)
* Brock Peters como Lucius Fox
* Helen Slater como Talia al Ghul
Batman (Lordes da Justiça)

Em um universo paralelo, **Batman** foi um membro dos Lordes da Justiça.

## História

A história do Batman dos Lordes da Justiça, era idêntica ao do seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça (incluindo o assassinato de seus pais quando ele era um menino novo) até que o presidente Lex Luthor executou um camarada. Batman participou de um ataque à Casa Branca, trabalhando lado a lado com a Mulher Maravilha contra o Serviço Secreto para limpar o caminho para o Superman poder enfrentar Presidente Luthor no Salão Oval. Ao entrar no escritório e ver o destino do presidente, o único comentário de Batman foi "Alguém acabaria fazendo".

Após a aquisição da Terra pelos Lordes da Justiça, Batman foi capaz de liderar uma verdadeira limpeza em Gotham City. Usando os métodos extremos que agora ele autorizava a si mesmo, os Lordes foram capazes de trazer o mundo sob controle, eliminando o crime do planeta.

### Reunião com a Liga da Justiça

Uma vez que os Lordes da Justiça tinham estabelecido o controle sobre seu mundo, Batman Lorde passou grande parte de seu tempo trabalhando em outros projetos. Ele eventualmente criou um dispositivo de transporte interdimensional que lhe permitiu ver universos paralela ao seu. Ele localizou um universo paralelo onde os homólogos dos Lordes da Justiça, Liga da Justiça, ainda tinham o Flash como um membro, e continuava a batalha contra Lex Luthor, e nunca assumiram o controle da Terra. Ele mostrou suas descobertas aos outros Lordes da Justiça, e ajudou no planejamento para transferir a sua forma de paz e ordem para o universo da Liga da Justiça.

### Crise Cadmus

Perto do fim da crise Cadmus, a fusão de Lex Luthor e Brainiac criou uma réplica androide desse Batman para combater o Batman.
Flash (Lordes da Justiça)

Em um universo paralelo, o **Flash** foi a "razão" de os Lordes da Justiça mudarem sua forma de fazer justiça.

## História

A história deste Flash era idêntico a de seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça, até o presidente Lex Luthor começar um plano pessoal que colocou o mundo em ameaça de a guerra nuclear. Como parte de seu esquema, Luthor enviou os militares atrás do Flash e, de alguma forma, conseguiram captura-lo. Batido, machucado e enfraquecido, Flash foi levado perante o Presidente. Mantido no lugar por dois soldados, Presidente Luthor pessoalmente e publicamente executou o Flash, atirando-lhe à queima-roupa com uma espingarda de cano único.

### Legado

O assassinato injusto do Flash fez com que seus companheiros de equipe retaliassem e atacassem a Casa Branca diretamente. Durante este evento, Superman, pessoalmente, matou Luthor incinerando o Presidente com sua visão de calor. Após a execução do Presidente Luthor, companheiros de Flash tomaram o controle completo de seu mundo. Dois anos mais tarde, a morte do Flash ainda era sentida por seus companheiros de equipe (mais notavelmente por Lanterna Verde e Mulher Gavião) e até mesmo causado Batman para permitir acidentalmente a fuga Liga da Justiça do cativeiro, sobre o medo que o Flash da Liga tinha morrido sobre suas ações durante a sua incursão temporária. Foi durante o encontro com os Lordes que a Liga descobriu que o Flash era a "cola" que prende une a equipe e impede-os de se aventurar por um caminho mais escuro. Superman hesitou antes de tomar a decisão de matar o Flash da Liga, antes que ele fosse parado pelo Superman da Liga da Justiça.

Durante a Crise Cadmus, a forma fundida de Lex Luthor e Brainiac criou uma  replica androide do Flash e, em seguida, o vilão fundido tentou matar o Flash para tentar recriar a execução do Flash pelo Presidente Luthor.

## Aparições e menções

### Liga da Justiça sem Limites

* "O Projeto Apocalypse" (Apenas Mencionado)
* "Disputa de Poder" (alucinação)
* "Divididos Caímos" (Cópia androide)
John Stewart (Lordes da Justiça)

Em um universo alternativo **John Stewart** foi membro dos Lordes da Justiça.

## História

A história de John Stewart dos Lordes da Justiça é praticamente a mesma de seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça (a formação militar, infância difícil e se tornar um Lanterna Verde), até que o presidente Lex Luthor executou o Flah. Depois de Superman executar o Presidente, os Lordes da Justiça trouxeram a paz à Terra, colocando-a sob o seu regime duro.

### Reunião com a Liga da Justiça

Quando Batman revelou o seu dispositivo de transporte interdimensional aos outros Lordes da Justiça, eles viram um universo paralelo onde os seus homólogos se chamavam Liga da Justiça, ainda tinha o Flash como um membro, continuavam a batalha contra Lex Luthor, e nunca assumiram o controle da Terra. Ele também participou do plano para transferir marca de justiça dos Lordes para o universo da Liga da Justiça. Durante a captura da Liga da Justiça, Stewart (Lorde). Depois de viajar para universo da Liga da Justiça, os Lordes quase imediatamente encontraram-se lutando contra Apocalypse

Logo depois, os Lordes da Justiça ocuparam a Torre Liga da Justiça. Quando eles foram alertados de que Luthor tinha escapado da prisão, Stewart e os outros Lordes deixaram a Torre de Vigia para lidar com ele, como haviam feito com o Presidente Luthor. Quando eles chegaram, no entanto, eles descobriram que a fuga era na verdade uma armadilha preparada pela Liga da Justiça, que tinha sido libertado pelo Batman dos Lordes e haviam voltado ao seu universo. Stewart lutou contra seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça, quase matando-o váias vezes. Os dois Lanternas Verdes continuaram a lutar, e isso só foi encerrado quando Luthor atingiu o Lorde da Justiça com o disruptor de energia, privando-o de seus poderes. Logo depois, ele e os outros Lordes da Justiça foram devolvidos ao seu próprio universo.

### Legado

Durante as horas finais da Crise Cadmus, a forma fundida de Luthor e Brainiac criou uma réplica androide desse John Stewart para lutar contra John Stewart.
J'onn J'onzz (Lordes da Justiça)

Em um universo alternativo **J'onn J'onzz** foi membro dos Lordes da Justiça.

## História

A história de J'onn J'onzz dos Lordes da Justiça era o mesmo que o seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça (que vinha do planeta Marte) até que o presidente Lex Luthor executou o Flash. Depois de Superman matar o Presidente, J'onn participou em trazer a paz à Terra, colocando-o sob a regra dura dos Lordes da Justiça.

### Reunião com a Liga da Justiça

Quando Batman Lorde revelou o seu dispositivo de transporte interdimensional aos outros Lordes da Justiça, J'onn J'onzz foi capaz de ver um universo paralelo onde os seus homólogos chamavam Liga da Justiça, ainda tinham o Flash como um membro, continuavam a combater Lex Luthor, e nunca assumiram o controle da Terra. Em seguida, ele participou do plano para transferir forma de justiça dos Lordes para o universo da Liga da Justiça, embora ele tenha feito um pedido de desculpas à Liga pouco antes. Após a captura da Liga da Justiça, J'onn viajou ao seu universo com os outros Lordes da Justiça, com exceção de Batman. Quase imediatamente, eles encontraram-se lutando contra Apocalypse.

Logo depois, os Senhores da Justiça ocupada da Torre da Liga da Justiça. Quando eles foram alertados de que Luthor tinha escapado da prisão, J'onn e os outros Lordes deixaram a Torre de Vigia de lidar com ele. Quando os Lordes chegaram, no entanto, eles encontraram-se recebidos por J'onn J'onzz da mesma forma que ele fez para a Liga. Depois de uma curta "apologia" do seu homólogo, os Lordes da Justiça encontraram-se na mesma armadilha que tinha definido para a liga. Após a escapar da armadilha, os Lordes da Justiça envolveram-se em uma luta contra a Liga com cada membro lutando contra seu respectivo homólogo. J'onn dos Lordes lutou contra seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça, ambos usando suas habilidades de mudança de forma para se transformar em formas monstruosas para combater um ao outro (com Lord J'onn usando visivelmente uma versão mais viciosa, com membros extras, para lutar). Os dois marcianos continuaram sua luta aérea até que ela terminou quando Luthor atingiu J'onn Lorde com seu disruptor de energia, privando-o de seus poderes. Logo depois, ele e os outros Lordes da Justiça foram devolvidos ao seu próprio universo.

### Legado

Durante as horas finais da Crise Cadmus, a forma fundida de Luthor e Brainiac criou uma réplica android desse J'onn J'onzz para lutar contra J'onn J'onzz.

## Traje

Em algum momento depois da tomada de poder, J'onn mudou seu traje e substituiu-a por um novo: de capa azul com um colarinho duro e alto, verde escuro, traje de corpo inteiro, duas linhas em ambos os antebraços e canelas, e o sinal de Marte vermelho distinguido por linhas pretas.
Liga da Justiça sem Limites

**Liga da Justiça Sem Limites** (no original em inglês: ***Justice League Unlimited***) é uma série de desenho animado estadunidense, uma produção conjunta da Warner Bros. e da DC Comics, e sucedeu ao desenho Liga da Justiça.

É a série animada em que aparece a maior diversidade de personagens da DC Comics, e até membros obscuros como Vigilante e Gavião Negro fazem suas primeiras aparições fora dos quadrinhos.

## Sinopse

Receosos de que acontecimentos como a invasão thanagariana voltem a ocorrer (vide Escrito nas Estrelas), os membros da Liga da Justiça decidem recrutar mais heróis para defender a Terra e assim saem em busca de novos aliados. A nova formação da equipe trouxe consigo referências às diferentes fases pelas quais a mesma passou ao longo de sua história nos quadrinhos como as presenças da Canário Negro e de Aquaman (fundadores da equipe após Crise nas Infinitas Terras), de alguns dos personagens que integraram a Liga da Justiça Internacional como o Gladiador Dourado, a heroína brasileira Fogo e o Soviete Supremo, sem mencionar os membros das diferentes formações da Sociedade da Justiça da América, desde o veterano Pantera até o contemporâneo Senhor Incrível e a adolescente Sideral. Postos sob a orientação do Caçador de Marte e do Senhor Incrível os heróis são selecionados conforme a disponibilidade e a natureza de cada missão, não raro encerrando as contendas mediante uma exibição ostensiva de poder. Em sua nova fase a equipe se reúne na renovada Torre de Vigilância II, remodelada de modo a atender às necessidades da nova formação da equipe. Todavia, agregar tantos seres extraordinários num só local e vê-los operar as mais modernas formas de tecnologia despertou o temor de que os heróis impusessem suas normas de conduta sobre a humanidade, risco que levou o governo norte-americano a financiar uma estratégia de defesa reunida sob o comando de Amanda Waller, a obstinada líder do Projeto Cadmus. Assim, além de terem que lutar contras as mais poderosas ameaças que o universo pôde conceber, os membros da Liga da Justiça têm pela frente a árdua tarefa de convencer a opinião pública de que, ao invés de uma ameaça, eles são, na verdade, os maiores defensores da humanidade.
Mario

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## NvC Bio

Mario is the savior of the Mushroom Kingdom, and also a competitive sports player! But of all of those things, he now crosses a new adventure, a clash of universes! Can Mario save the day? Or will he require some help? Even from his greatest foes?

## In Game

Mario is an excellent character for beginners, and even for experts! Mario is all-rounded in offense and defense, making him quite the challenge! Not only does he have attacks from Super Smash Bros, but he also has attacks from his past games too! If you play Mario correctly, you'll be winning in no time!

Mario's most powerful feats come out of good combos, so if you chain combos together as Mario and not give your opponent to attack, you'll be well off. Mario even has good reach and good projectiles, so use those wisely. While the fire balls are not spam worthy, they are very useful in terms of combat. The Mario Tornado is the best move to use fir far reach combat, because it can reach very far and do a lot of damage in a chain combo.
Kyokou Suiri

***Kyokou Suiri*** (虚構推理) is a multi-stream series by Kyo Shirodaira.

## Synopsis

At the young age of 11, Kotoko Iwanaga was abducted by yokai for two weeks and asked to become their "God of Wisdom," a mediator between the spirit and human worlds, to which the girl quickly agreed but at the cost of her right eye and left leg. Now, six years later, whenever yokai wish for their problems to be solved, they make their way to Kotoko for consultation.

Meanwhile, Kuro Sakuragawa, a 22-year-old university student, has just broken up with his girlfriend after he fled alone when the two encountered a kappa. Seeing this as her chance to become closer with him, Kotoko immediately makes her move, hoping to get married to Kuro one day. However, she quickly realizes there is something more to Kuro. With this knowledge, she asks for his help in solving the various issues presented by the supernatural, all the while wishing her newfound partner will eventually reciprocate her feelings.

Dive into a world of yokai, monsters, spectres, spirits, demons, and ghosts.

## Series

### Novel

*Main article: Kyokou Suiri (Novel)*

From the author of *Zetsuen no Tempest (Blast of Tempest)* Kyo Shirodaira, the series began as a novel. The first novel of the series *Kyokou Suiri: Steel Lady Nanase* (虚構推理 鋼人七瀬) was originally published in May 2011 by Kodansha under its imprint Kodansha Novels. As of June 2019, three volumes have been released in Japan.

### Manga

*Main article: Kyokou Suiri (Manga)*

Drawn by Chasiba Katase, a manga adaptation based on the novel has been serialized in Kodansha's *Shonen Magazine R* since April 2015. In October 2019, Kodansha announced that *Shonen Magazine R* would stop its print publication and be a digital-only publication, and with it, they announced that the manga would also be published on *Monthly Shonen Magazine* along the digital release on *Shonen Magazine R*.

### Anime

*Main article: Kyokou Suiri (Anime)*

An anime adaptation was announced on January 14, 2019. It will be produced by Brain's Base and directed by Keiji Gotoh, with Noboru Takagi writing the scripts and Takatoshi Honda designing the characters. The anime starts airing on January 11, 2020.

### MiniAnime

*Main article: Kyokou Suiri (MiniAnime)*

The original net animation (ONA) which is directly released onto the Internet

## External links

* Kyokou Suiri on Shonen Magazine R
* Official Anime Website
* Official English Manga Website
* Official French Manga Website
* Official German Manga Website
* Official Manga Twitter Page
* Official Anime Twitter Page
Ghost Contractor

**Ghost Contractor** is a minor character in *Kyokou Suiri*. He is an eyewitness of Karin Nanase's death.

## Background

An unnamed ghost who is bound to a construction site. He witnessed everything happened to Karin Nanase included the fact that she didn't try to dodge the steel beam that fell to her.

## Plot

Kotoko, Kuro and Saki visited him and asked for his testimony.
Ryou Hayami

**Ryou Hayami** (Japanese: 速水 怜, *Hayami Ryou*) is a supporting character in the manga series *The Wind Racer! Otokogi*.

## Biography

Ryou is an girl who is the Water Racer, one of the elemental racers. She is tomboyish and sometime can be brash, which can cause problems with other people, especially the one time where she accidentally destroyed Hakurou's Little White Dragon out of anger for Hakurou rejects the challenge from Jingi.

Ryou was first hired by Mae-chan (who was under the control of the Dark Force) to race against Jingi, but after the race against him, she joins the Elemental Racers.

## Synopsis

*This article or its section(s) are incomplete. You can help Mini 4WD Wiki by expanding it according to our Quality standard policies.*
Kyokou Suiri (Novel)

***Kyokou Suiri*** (虚構推理) (**Invented inference**)  is a Japanese novel series written by Kyo Shirodaira. It is the original source for both manga and anime adaptation. As of June 2019, three volumes have been released in Japan.

From the author of *Zetsuen no Tempest (Blast of Tempest)*, the series began as a novel. The first novel of the series *Kyokou Suiri: Steel Lady Nanase* (虚構推理 鋼人七瀬) was originally published in May 2011 by Kodansha under its imprint Kodansha Novels. The cover of the first novel was drawn by Hiro Kiyohara.

The first novel was reissued in December 2015, two months after the release of the first volume of the manga. It was later reissued again in January 2019 in A6 format. The second novel was released in December 2018 under Kodansha's imprint, Kodansha Taiga. From the second novel onwards, illustrations are now drawn by Chasiba Katase instead of Hiro Kiyohara.

## Volumes

 Kyokou Suiri: Steel Lady Nanase | May 11, 2011 (Original)December 15, 2015 (Reprint)January 23, 2019 (Reprint)

## Trivia

* The covers that were drawn by Hiro Kiyohara.
* The covers that were drawn by Hiro Kiyohara.
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* The cover of the first novel was originally illustrated by Hiro Kiyohara. However, the artist for the manga series, Chasiba Katase took up the job as illustrator as of the second novel. The cover of first novel was also subsequently changed after the release of its reprint version.
Volume 8

* Japanese
* English
* French
* German

## Publication Order

The eighth volume of ***Kyokou Suiri*** manga series.

## Publisher's Summary

Totomizu was a flourishing little seaside tourist town until, suddenly, thousands of dead fish started washing up on shore. No one knows what’s causing it—no one, that is, but the spectres. They say a strange wooden doll is behind this unnatural phenomenon. Can Kotoko solve the mystery and save the town?

## Chapters

* Chapter 17: Electroshock Pinocchio: Or, When You Wish Upon A Star Part One
* Chapter 18: Electroshock Pinocchio: Or, When You Wish Upon A Star Part Two
* Chapter 19: Do You Know Little Damien
* Volume 8 Bonus: Before Setting Out for Pinocchio
Komainu

**Komainu** (狛犬) are a pair of black and white little spirits that occasionally accompany Kotoko Iwanaga.

## Trivia

* The Komainu are statue pairs of lion-like creatures either guarding the entrance or the honden, or the inner shrine of many Japanese Shinto shrines or kept inside the inner shrine itself, where they are not visible to the public.
	+ Their appearance is completely different from their real-life counterpart.
Genichirou the Kodama

* Anime
* Manga

**Genichirou the Kodama** (木魂の源一郎, *Kodama no Gen'ichirou*) is a yokai.

## Plot

Genichirou first appeared visiting Saki Yumihara at midnight, bringing a message from Kotoko Iwanaga. Saki, who initially panicked after seeing him, calmed herself and tried to communicate with the yokai. Genichirou told Saki that Kotoko wanted her assistance and that Kotoko also wanted to meet her immediately.
Clifford's Ghostly Night: Chapter 1: The Ghost Story

Chapter 1: The Ghost Story

\*I only own the ideas for the story. Clifford in this story will also only be the size of a normal/medium dog (a bit bigger than the character Mac) Clifford the Big Red Dog, and all characters, and locations names belong to PBS Kids, and Scholastic Books. Clifford the Big Red Dog All Rights Reserved.\*

It was nightime, and Emily Elizabeth was in her house reading a story to her dog Clifford. But this story was different; it was a ghost story.
Jinkenmen

**Jinkenmen** (口裂け女, *"human-faced dog"*) is an urban legend.

## Plot

None of them have actually made their official debut in the series. Their illustration was shown when Kotoko Iwanaga, Kuro Sakuragawa and Saki Yumihara investigated Steel Lady Nanase. They theorized that, just like Jinkenmen and Kuchisake-onna, Steel Lady Nanase is also a monster created by human thought.
Episode 3

## Episode Navigation

**Rumors of the Steel Lady** (鋼人の噂, *Kojin no Uwasa*) is the third episode of *Kyokou Suiri* anime.

## Synopsis

When asked about the true reason why the culprit threw the corpse into the swamp, Kotoko began to speak out.It was a story of Aoi Tanio's love and regret, even the large snake was terrified.Two and a half years later, Makurazaka City suffered frequent demon damage. It is rumored that the culprit is a former idol's ghost, Nanase, a steel woman ....

**Crunchyroll Description**: Kotoko is asked why a suspect had thrown a dead body into the Guardian’s swamp and she starts constructing a story. This ends up being a rather tragic tale about Tanio Aoi filled with love and regret that the Guardian is also shocked to hear. Two years later, random acts of violence were happening in Makurazaka City. The suspect seems to be the ghost of the former idol, Nanase Karin...

## Chapters Adapted

* Chapter 2: Rumors of the Steel Man (Pages 10-77)
* Chapter 15: What the Guardian Serpent Heard (Pages 72-93)

## Differences in Adaptation

* Chronological wise, the Steel Lady Nanase incident was supposed to take place before Kotoko's meeting with the Serpent in the manga.

## Characters

By order of appearance:

* Kotoko Iwanaga
* Kuro Sakuragawa
* Guardian Serpent
* Komainu
* Aoi Tanio (flashback)
* Machii Yoshikazu (flashback)
* Hiro Yoshihara (flashback)
* Saki Yumihara
* Keiji Terada
* Steel Lady Nanase

## Trivia

* While **Kojin** (鋼人) is unisex and literally just means "Steel Being." Crunchyroll changed the title to be more accurate with the subject; Steel Lady Nanase.
	+ Meanwhile, Kodansha USA publishes Chapter 2 as "Steel Man", before changed it to "Lady" in future chapters whenever Steel Lady Nanase is mentioned.

## References

1. ↑ https://kyokousuiri.jp/story/
2. ↑ https://www.crunchyroll.com/inspectre/episode-3-the-rumors-of-the-steel-lady-792622
3. ↑ https://kodanshacomics.com/series/inspectre/
Ochimusa

* Anime
* Manga

**Ochimusha** (落武者) is a type of ghost.

## Appearance

The Ochimusa has the crown of his head shaved and the rest of the hair long and loose, a dissolved chonmage. The dissolved chonmage would then mean losing the social status of the samurai. He also has arrows stucked in his back since he *"ran away"* from the battlefield.

## Plot

The Ochimusa first appeared in Chapter 1, asking if Kotoko Iwanaga was rejected by Kuro Sakuragawa. He later appeared again to inform both Kotoko and Kuro about the Bull Ayakashi's rampage.

## Trivia

* The ochimusha is considered a low-class citizen, no longer at the level of a samurai, since he fled battle instead of committing seppuku. In some instances, it is said that to escape safely, those warriors hid themselves in mountain villages.
* According to folklore, to become an Ochimusha, the warrior should be killed by farmers looking for his belongings and to take the reward usually offered for the severed head of enemies during the Sengoku period.
* A criminal that goes into exile is also subject to becoming an ochimusha.
Kyokou Suiri (Manga)

***Kyokou Suiri*** (虚構推理) (**Invented inference**)  is a Japanese manga series written by Kyo Shirodaira and drawn by Chasiba Katase, based on a novel of the same name. It has been serialized in Kodansha's *Shonen Magazine R* since April 2015. The manga is published in North America and Germany under the name **In/Spectre**, licensed by Kodansha Comics and Tokyopop respectively. The manga is also published in France under the name **Stranger Case**. The Frence version is licensed by Pika Édition. An anime adaptation starts airing on January 11, 2020.

In October 2019, Kodansha announced that *Shonen Magazine R* would stop its print publication and be a digital-only publication, and with it, they announced that the manga would also be published on *Monthly Shonen Magazine* along the digital release on *Shonen Magazine R*.

## Synopsis

At the young age of 11, Kotoko Iwanaga was abducted by yokai for two weeks and asked to become their "God of Wisdom," a mediator between the spirit and human worlds, to which the girl quickly agreed but at the cost of her right eye and left leg. Now, six years later, whenever yokai wish for their problems to be solved, they make their way to Kotoko for consultation.

Meanwhile, Kuro Sakuragawa, a 22-year-old university student, has just broken up with his girlfriend after he fled alone when the two encountered a kappa. Seeing this as her chance to become closer with him, Kotoko immediately makes her move, hoping to get married to Kuro one day. However, she quickly realizes there is something more to Kuro. With this knowledge, she asks for his help in solving the various issues presented by the supernatural, all the while wishing her newfound partner will eventually reciprocate her feelings.

Dive into a world of yokai, monsters, spectres, spirits, demons, and ghosts.

## External links

* Kyokou Suiri on Shonen Magazine R
* Official English Manga Website
* Official French Manga Website
* Official German Manga Website
* Official Manga Twitter Page
Bakeneko

* Anime
* Manga

**Bakeneko** (化け猫) is a type of yokai.

## Plot

In Chapter 5, Kuro Sakuragawa found a Bakeneko that had been chased by Steel Lady Nanase. The Bakeneko later asked for help from Kuro.

## Trivia

* Despite having two tails, and that the yokai should be called *Nekomata*, the series has listed on their official anime website that the yokai would be called *Bakeneko* instead.
	+ The largest difference is that the Nekomata has two tails, while the Bakeneko has only one.
	+ It is also said that a Nekomata is an older Bakeneko whose tail has partially split in two.
Daichi Hirasawa

**Daichi Hirasawa** is the owner of a restaurant nearby a college and the focus of the chapter A Favorite Café.

## Appearance

He is a middle-aged man with dark hair, glasses, and a thin mustache.

## Personality

Daichi is a quiet and polite man, with an overall calm demeanor. He's inquisitive but never goes out of his way to interfere, acting more as a silent observer of the world around him.

## Background

At the opening of the chapter, Daichi manages the same cafe his father had up until he passed away 10 years prior. Business is fine, but he worries about not getting the curry recipe just right.
Episode 13

## Episode Navigation

**That God's Name Is** is the first episode of the second season and the thirteenth episode of the *Kyokou Suiri* anime series.

## Summary

A bound spirit asks Kotoko for some advice about a mysterious supernatural presence that showed up at its apartment complex. Every night, strange sounds can be heard from an empty apartment, and a doll with four arms was found in the room. In order to find out what's behind this, Kotoko and Kuro go to investigate. Kotoko begins her inference yet again so she can protect the order among the supernatural beings!

## Differences in Adaptation

* None of the events in this episode actually happened in the manga.

## Trivia

* This episode was pre-screened in Anime Expo 2022 by Crunchyroll for a limited airing on July 3, 2022.
* Although it's an anime original episode, the story plot was written by the author Kyo Shirodaira himself.
Episode 2

## Episode Navigation

**What the Guardian Serpent Heard** (ヌシの大蛇は聞いていた, *Nushi no Daija wa Kiite Ita*) is the second episode of *Kyokou Suiri* anime.

## Synopsis

A consultant arrives and asks Kotoko to go see the large snake, Tsukinanuma, in the mountains.The murderer, Aoi Tanio, has thrown her corpse in the swamp, but there is something bothering the large snake.When Kotoko hears about Kuro's power, he asks him to come to the mountains together that night. However, Kuro refused to accompany Kotoko for some reason ...

**Crunchyroll Description**: Kotoko receives a request for help from a giant snake, who is the guardian spirit of Tsukuna Swamp. It appears that a murderer named Tanio Aoi disposed of a body in the snake’s swamp, but there’s something that’s just not sitting right with the snake. After learning about Kuro’s powers, Kotoko asks Kuro to accompany her on this journey, but Kuro declines for a certain reason...

## Chapters Adapted

* Chapter 2: Rumors of the Steel Man (Pages 1-9)
* Chapter 15: What the Guardian Serpent Heard (Pages 1-72)

## Differences in Adaptation

* The two years time-skip narrative was removed in the anime.
* The event of Kotoko meeting the Serpent was supposed to take place after the Steel Lady Nanase incident in the manga. In the anime, this event take places right after Kuro defeated the Bull Ayakashi.
* In the anime, Kuro (secretly) follows Kotoko to meet the Serpent, despite being caught off later on. In the manga Kotoko meets the Serpent by herself.

## Characters

By order of appearance:

* Kuro Sakuragawa
* Kotoko Iwanaga
* Ittan-Momen
* Ochimusa (flashback)
* Ningyo (mentioned)
* Yosuzume
* Mountain Ayakashi
* Nushi no Orochi
* Aoi Tanio (flashback)
* Machii Yoshikazu (flashback)
* Hiro Yoshihara (flashback)

## Trivia

* This episode was pre-screened in London MCM Comic by Crunchyroll for a limited airing on October 25, 2019.

## References

1. ↑ https://kyokousuiri.jp/story/
2. ↑ https://www.crunchyroll.com/inspectre/episode-2-what-the-guardian-serpent-heard-792621
Episode 14

## Episode Navigation

**The Value of Flesh** is the second episode of the second season and the fourteenth episode of the *Kyokou Suiri* anime series.

## Summary

Eleven years ago, Muroi Masayuki's life was saved by a Yuki-Onna up in the snowy mountains. Betrayed by his friends and his wife, he ended up anti-social and unable to trust anyone and eventually moved to the town at the base of the mountains where he met the Yuki-Onna. As he was wandering around town, he coincidentally runs into a woman who looks just like the Yuki-Onna...?!
Gashadokuro

* Anime
* Manga

**Gashadokuro** (がしゃどくろ, *"starving skeleton"*) is a type of yokai.

## Appearance

The Gashadokuro takes the form of a giant skeleton and are fifteen times taller than an average person, said to be created from the amassed bones of people who died of starvation or in battle, without being buried.

## Plot

The Gashadokuro first appeared to pick up Kotoko Iwanaga after the latter was taken to Saki Yumihara's appartement, following their fight with Steel Lady Nanase. After she rode on its shoulder, Kotoko commented how beautiful the sky night was.

## Trivia

* They roam after midnight, grabbing lone travelers and biting off their heads to drink their spraying blood. There is a way to know of their approach, as the victim would hear the sound of loud ringing in the ear.
* The Gashadokuro are said to possess the powers of invisibility and indestructibility, though Shinto charms are said to ward them off.
Volume 3

* Japanese
* English
* French
* German

## Publication Order

The third volume of ***Kyokou Suiri*** manga series.

## Publisher's Summary

The uneasy trio of Kotoko, Kuro, and Saki are facing a seemingly impossible challenge in trying to stop the terror of “Steel Lady Nanase,” the ghost of a dead idol. How can you kill something that won’t die even if its neck is broken? The mystery is further complicated when internet rumors appear to be linked to the ghost’s origin. Now, Kotoko and Kuro must figure out how to defeat a figment of the imagination! To fight a story with another story, they’ll have to pool their resources and Saki’s connections to create something convincing. And is there a mastermind behind this phenomenon, or will some questions remain unanswered?

## Chapters

* Chapter 5: A Monster of the Imagination
* Chapter 6: Karin Nanase and Hatsumi Nanase
* Volume 3 Bonus: Problem Solver ☆ Kotoko-Chan
Bake-Danuki

* Anime
* Manga

**Bake-Danuki** (化け狸) is a type of yokai.

## Plot

The Bake-Danuki first appeared to inform both Kotoko Iwanaga and Kuro Sakuragawa about the Bull Ayakashi's rampage. Since he came in his human form, it shocked Kuro when he returned to his true form.

## Abilities

**Transformation**: They are able to transform into humans, the Bake-Danuki can even disguised himself as a librarian.

## Trivia

* Although the tanuki is a real, extant animal, tanuki has a long history in Japanese legend and folklore. They can be found in the classics and in the folklore and legends of various places in Japan. The bake-danuki that appears in literature has always been depicted as a strange, even supernatural animal.
LAST DANCE

**LAST DANCE** is the ending theme of the *Kyokou Suiri* anime. It is sung by Mamoru Miyano.

## Lyrics

### TV Size

* Romaji
* Kanji
* English

Let’s dance with me on a moonlit night

Now I gotta go, as I want to

But I’ll save the last dance for you

Come on

doko e yukou ka yume kara sametara

safaia no yoru namanurui kaze hisomete

makkura na hodo ni kirei na hitomi ga matataku

sotto dakiyosete yasashii kemono no koe de

You can do, we can do, try

oasobi no mama ijirashii mama

kimi rashiku abarete

fuzakenai nante tsumaranai

bokura rashiku odorasete

I’ll save the last dance for you

Let’s dance with me on a moonlit night

Now I gotta go, as I want to

But I’ll save the last dance for you

Come on

どこへ行こうか　夢から覚めたら

サファイアの夜　なまぬるい風　潜めて

真っ暗なほどに　きれいな瞳が瞬く

そっと抱き寄せて　優しい獣の声で

You can do, we can do, try

お遊びのまま　いじらしいまま

君らしく暴れて

ふざけないなんて　つまらない

僕ららしく踊らせて

I’ll save the last dance for you

*TBA*

### Full Ver.

* Romaji
* Kanji
* English

*TBA*

*TBA*

*TBA*

## Trivia

* Kotoko disappearing in the ending visual is the opposite to the opening where it is Kuro who vanishes, mirroring each other.
* The song is sung by Kuro's voice actor, Mamoru Miyano.
Volume 11

* Japanese
* English
* French
* German

## Publication Order

The eleventh volume of ***Kyokou Suiri*** manga series.

## Publisher's Summary

Twenty-three years ago, Sumi Otonashi was killed in a mugging gone wrong. Or was she? Out of nowhere, her husband reveals to his heirs that he killed her--and challenges them to figure out how. But can they reach a plausible explanation without knowing he contracted a specter to do the deed? And what will their own buried secrets bring to light? Kotoko will have to judge the heirs' solutions and lead them to the right answer...

## Chapters

* Chapter 26: Sleeping Murder Part Two
* Chapter 27: Sleeping Murder Part Three
* Chapter 28: Sleeping Murder Part Four
* Volume 11 Bonus
Fubuki

**Fubuki** is a Youko and a key character of the Sleeping Murder Arc. 23 years ago, he made a contract with Goichiro Otonashi after the latter wished to kill his own wife.

## Plot

It's later revealed that Fubuki didn't killed Sumi Otonashi. Right before he went to kill Sumi, it's interrupted by her daughter, Kaoruko Otonashi. After Kaoruko killed her mother, Fubuki tried to uses Sumi's voice to ask for help, so that it makes the incident sounds like Sumi was killed by a mugger (Fubuki) instead.

## Abilities

**Transformation**: As a demon fox yokai, Fubuki is able to transform into human. It's later revealed that he can also transfrom into a stray dog.

**Voice Imitation**: Aside from being able to copy other's appearance, Fubuki is also able to mimic the voice of others, completely sounds like just like them.
Liga da Justiça

A **Liga da Justiça** é uma organização fundada após a invasão Imperium pelos sete heróis que responderam à crise. A equipe foi reformada após a invasão thanagariana para a Liga da Justiça sem Limites. A equipe tinha originalmente sua sede na Torre de Vigia I, e depois de sua destruição deu o mesmo nome para todas a sua base subsequente.
Kyokou Suiri (MiniAnime)

***Kyokou Suiri*** (**In/Spectre**)  **MiniAnime** is a short original net animation (ONA) which is directly released onto the Internet. The first episode was posted on *Kyokou Suiri* official twitter on November 15, 2019. The show features Kotoko Iwanaga as the emcee with supporting characters like Kappa, Ochimusa and Genichirou the Kodama as guests. With a duration of 1 to 2 minutes, the topic varies from yokai-relating problems, yokai's description or simply running gag. As of January 2020, 30s episodes have been posted on the Japanese twitter. Crunchyroll also began subbing the MiniAnime with the first episode posted on January 22, 2020.

## Episodes

All the episodes were released online and can be found on *Kyokou Suiri* official Japanese twitter and Crunchyroll twitter for the series called @InSpectreAnime.

## External Links

* Japanese
* English

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/kyokou\_suiri/status/1195265181162463233?s=19
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/InSpectreAnime/status/1219784982362648576?s=19
Episode 12

## Episode Navigation

**She Who Defends Order** (秩序を守る者, *Chitsujo o Mamoru Mono*) is the twelfth and final episode of the *Kyokou Suiri* anime's first season.

## Summary

Rikka e-mails Kotoko, congratulating her on her victory but promising to return. Kotoko worries Rikka may try again, reasoning that due to the limitless potential of the human imagination it may be possible to create anything, even a new God. The next day Saki discovers the Nanase website has shut down and the internet users refocus on the rumour Nanase is still alive.Kuro takes Saki to dinner, as Kotoko is still asleep suffering from mental exhaustion. He explains that Rikka is desperate to be human again and sought a medical solution in the hospital but is now attempting to use her power to create a creature capable of turning her human. He worries this is impossible as Rikka was always a little monstrous even before eating yokai flesh, yet he isn’t worried because Kotoko considers it her duty to stop her. Kuro admits he is worried Kotoko keeps putting herself in danger, which is why he first tried to deal with Nanase without her. But now Rikka knows Kotoko will try to stop her it is possible Rikka will try to kill her. Saki returns home, confident she will never see Kuro again and happy someone is keeping the yokai world in order. Kotoko wakes up irritated she left Kuro alone with Saki for a day and a half. In the end they decide to keep an eye out for Rikka but first plan to spend time with Kotoko’s parents while Kotoko continues in her role as Goddess of Wisdom.

## Differences in Adaptation

* Saki's conversation with her superior about the rumors Kotoko made on Steel Lady Nanase wiki were skipped.

## Characters

By order of appearance:

* Kuro Sakuragawa
* Steel Lady Nanase
* Kotoko Iwanaga
* Rikka Sakuragawa
* Saki Yumihara
* Bakeneko
* Komainu
* Gashadokuro
* Keiji Terada (mentioned)

## Trivia

* This is the only episode to have a white background with black text on episode's title. The rest of episodes are the opposite.
Nanase

**This article is a disambiguation page for Nanase**

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Nanase** could refer to:

* Karin Nanase, a former idol who tragically died in a steel beam incident, whose real name is **Haruko Nanase**.
* Hatsumi Nanase, Karin's older sister.
* Steel Lady Nanase, a faceless ghost whose its identity rumored to be Karin Nanase.
Chapter 4

## Chronology

**The Other Wight Meat** is the fourth chapter in the *Kyokou Suiri* series and the second chapter in Volume 2.

## Summary

Later that night Saki Yumihara checked the documents brought by Terada concerning Karin Nanase's death. However, she was suddenly interrupted by the arrival of a yokai, Genichirou, who was sent by Kotoko Iwanaga. The yokai told her that Kotoko wants her aid and that both should meet immediately.

While waiting for Saki at a family restaurant, Kotoko was informed that Steel Lady Nanase has appeared at nearby bus stop. Arriving at the scene, Kotoko found out that Kuro Sakuragawa has picked up a fight with the Steel Lady. She was then followed by Saki who insisted her to help Kuro. However, Kotoko said Kuro would be fine due to his immortality. Kuro was soon cornered and got his destructed. He quickly recovered while the Steel Lady, who had walked away, started attacking him again.

While Saki thought that Kuro would have just been killed again, Kuro managed to dodge the attack, teleported behind her, and then griped her neck. Kotoko told Saki that Kuro also possessed the ability to predict the future. Flashbacks were shown as to how Kuro acquired his powers. Though many has died, the Sakuragawa family continued their experiment to obtain the powers of immortality and precognition. They kept feeding their child the flesh of two types of yokai, the Kudan and Ningyo. In the end, Kuro and his cousin, Rikka were the only survivors.

Kuro broke the Steel Lady neck, only for her to recover quickly. Kotoko stated that the Steel Lady could not be killed so simply. The Steel Lady then retreated. Kuro asked the two as to why they were there before apologizing to Saki for the trouble Kotoko might cause. Saki told him to just focuss on the Steel Lady's case. Kotoko then remarked that they should return to the family restaurant, but Saki advised them to come to her place instead since it's unsafe to discuss about the case in public. Kotoko agreed and then joked that there were yokai behind her. A panicked Saki rushed to hug Kotoko, while the latter commented that it's embarrassing for an adult to be afraid of ghosts. Saki then squeezed her strong enough to make Kotoko apologize.
Mononoke in the fiction

**mononoke in the fiction** (モノノケ・イン・ザ・フィクション) is the opening theme of the *Kyokou Suiri* anime. It is sung by Uso to Chameleon.

## Lyrics

### TV Size

* Romaji
* Kanji
* English

shichiten battou de touchaku kison riron de kakumei

daremo ga yosoku funou no rensa

utsuro na hitomi ni utsuru uzou muzou wa gomen

kono yo no kotowari, tagutte

shinchuu keikai zetsugo shoushitsu nyoraizou

kyokou tettou tetsubi shinjitsu fuurai

mononoke to kemono hito mo wari to onaji

ima, hashiru kotoba ga tsumazuitemo

kudaranai hanashi demo chanto kiite yo

tatoe hosokutemo hodokenai you ni

futashika na mirai demo tsukande uchikudake

七転八倒で到着　既存理論でカクメイ

誰もが予測不能の連鎖

虚ろな瞳に映る　有象無象は御免

この世の理、手繰って

心中　警戒　絶後　消失　如来像

虚構　徹頭徹尾　真実　風来

モノノケとケモノ　ヒトも割と同じ

今、走る言葉がつまづいても

くだらない話でもちゃんと聞いてよ

たとえ細くてもほどけないように

不確かな未来でも　掴んで撃ち砕け

*TBA*

### Full Ver.

* Romaji
* Kanji
* English

*TBA*

*TBA*

*TBA*

## Trivia

* Kuro disappearing in the opening visual is the opposite to the ending where it is Kotoko who vanishes, mirroring each other.
Yosuzume

**Yosuzume** (夜雀, *"night-sparrow"*) is a type of yokai.

## Trivia

* The yosuzume is a rare bird yokai found on Shikoku and in neighboring prefectures. As their name suggests, they are nocturnal, appearing on remote mountain passes and forested roads late at night. Like ordinary sparrows, they are usually found in large flocks, and are very noisy.
* Yosuzume appear to travelers at night, swirling around them in a creepy, unnatural swarm.
Força Tarefa-X

A **Força Tarefa-X** era uma equipe de operações escuras composta em sua maioria por criminosos que foram dissuadidos a trabalhar para o Projeto Cadmus.

## História

Após a Liga da Justiça ter se expandido, a Força Tarefa-X foi comandada por um oficial profissional do exercito, Coronel Rick Flagg Jr.. Todos os outro membros eram criminosos condenados, muitos deles para a pena de morte. Eles realizavam suas tarefas em troca da promessa de perdão, na possibilidade improvável de sobreviver a cinco anos de serviço.

Sob o comando de Flagg, a Força Tarefa-X foi ordenada por Amanda Waller a invadir a Torre de Vigia e roubar o Aniquilador. A missão foi um sucesso em parte devido ao plano cuidadosamente concebido pelo Rei dos Relógios e informações privilegiadas fornecidas por Vance, um dos oficiais da ponte da Torre de Vigia. Entretanto, Plastique foi deixada para trás em sua fuga gravemente ferida.

As atividades posteriores da Força Tarefa-X são desconhecidas, mas está implícito que ela foi dissolvida junto ao Cadmus. Pelo menos um de seus membros, Capitão Bumerange, afirmou que tinha sido perdoado depois de cinco anos.

## Membros

* X-1: Coronel Rick Flagg Jr. - Líder, oficial de operações especiais e mestre em combate desarmado;
* X-2 (presumido): George Harkness/Capitão Bumerangue - inventor e ladrão;
* X-3: Bette Sans Souci/Plastique - especialista em explosivos (presumidamente falecida);
* X-4: Rei do Relógio - planejador tático, especialista em fechaduras e sistemas de segurança;
* X-5 (presumido): Floyd Lawton/Pistoleiro - assassino profissional e atirador de elite.

## Informações de base

Força Tarefa-X é outro nome par uma organização mais comumente referida como Brigada Suicida. Porém, a censura proibiu o uso da palavra suicídio na televisão, de modo que outro nome foi usado.