Chimimoryo (魑魅魍魎 Chimimōryō) are a miscellany of little mountain spirits. BōZ use them as Guardian Ghosts.[2]
Hamono Tadatomo and Yamada Doma used them as part of their experiment to create the Daidarabotchi.[3]
About[]
They are thousands of spirits of the past, present, and future existence who inhabit the mountains. In life, they were little animals, birds, and insects that, once dead, forgot how they originally appeared.[4]
Over Souls and Attacks[]
O.S. Chimimoryo[]
O.S. "Chimimoryo"
- O.S. "Chimimoryo" (O.S. 魑魅魍魎 Chimimōryō)
Description: These Over Souls are created with the furyoku of the song named "Chimi-Chimi Moryo," while using small pebbles that were found on the ground as their intermediary objects. They are then controlled by the subsequent music played and songs sung by BōZ. Just in case there is nothing on the ground to use as a medium, the duo often carry around pebbles with them.
- Attacks
- Chimi-Chimi Moryo (ちみ・ちみ
MORYO Chimi-Chimi Mōryō): The initial song that BōZ use to summon the Chimimoryo and Over Soul them within the pebbles around them.[2]
- Chimi-Chimi Moryo Remix (ちみ・ちみ
MORYO RE-MIX Chimi-Chimi Mōryō Rimikkusu): BōZ fire their Chimimoryo faster and even harder, so as to create a more powerful offensive attack.[5]
- Chimi-Chimi Moryo Remix (ちみ・ちみ
- Wandering Blue Spirits (さまよえる蒼い霊魂 Samayoeru Aoi Reikon): A combination attack, Ryo and Zen use the Chimi-Chimi Moryo Remix power but from every angle instead of one.[6]
Anime/Manga Difference[]
Trivia[]
- The song "Wandering Blue Spirits" is a reference to B'z's song "Samayoeru Aoi Dangan" ("Wandering Blue Bullet").
References[]
External Links[]
- Chimimōryō - Wikipedia article about Chimimoryo of Japanese folklore
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