Onmyōdō: Difference between revisions

** Yasuaki's [[Expy]] Abe no Yasutsugu from ''Haruka 2'' and Kajiwara Kagetoki from ''Haruka 3'' also use onmyodo, though Kagetoki ditches the more traditional [[Magical Gesture]] methods in favour of a gun-like thing that produces [[Instant Runes]].

* Ken Akamatsu's ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' features onmyoji as well as Western mages.

** Not to mention the events of the anime only happened because {{spoiler|Abe no Seimei tried to save his best friend and love interest after they both died due to a love triangle. He remade the world into our world, but when he realized events were about to repeat, he just left, presumably returning to his own world}}

* The anime and manga ''[[Onmyou Taisenki]]'' revolves almost completely around onmyodo.

* Keikain Yura of ''[[Nurarihyon no Mago]]'' come from a onmyouji family specialising in shikigami and hunting youkai.

* {{spoiler|Abe no Seimei himself}} and ofuda magic (used by the Octobrist Organisation) also appear in ''[[Drifters]]''.

 

== [[Film]] ==

* The films ''Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis'' and ''Tokyo: The Last War'' are adaptations of the novel ''Teito Monogatari'' (see Literature below).

* The films ''Onmyoji'' (I & II) are a fictitious account of Abe no Seimei based on the novel series of the same name (which also inspired a manga adaptation, also of the same name).

 

== [[Literature]] ==

* ''[[Shonen Onmyouji]]'' chronicles the life of Abe no Seimei's youngest grandson and his journey in becoming an onmyouji. There is also an anime adaptation.

* The villain in the [[Sandman]] story ''The Dream Hunters'' is an onmyoji.

 

== [[Video Games]] ==

 

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