Avoid or outwit these; they cannot be fought directly.
Mizuki did not simply invent monsters for entertainment; he cataloged the "folklore of the common people." He traveled to remote villages, interviewing elders to record spirits that had existed in local legends for centuries but had never been drawn. His work functions as a massive folklore encyclopedia, preserving the "fairy legends" of Japan for future generations. fairy legend mizuki
A survivor of World War II who lost his left arm, Mizuki used his stories to promote peace. He often depicted spirits being driven away by the "violent hearts" of war, making the preservation of these legends a plea for a kinder world. Modern "Fairy Legends": Mizuki Akiyama and Identity Avoid or outwit these; they cannot be fought directly