Gods, Daemons & Humans
22 entries in the Noragami compendium.
TomoeA fiery shinki bound to the god Yato, Tomoe wields flame and blade with unwavering loyalty.YatoA former god of calamity without a shrine, usually working for 5 yen per job, but not accepting all wishes.YukineA soul forged in tragedy, reborn as the silver blade of a wandering god.Hiyori IkiThe human girl who bridges the gap between gods, spirits, and mortal hearts.Futakuchi-odoA non-canon entity falsely described as a ravenous spirit from wasted food and human greed.DaikokuA gentle giant of the Seven Lucky Gods who brings fortune to those in need.Hiyori IgarashiA schoolgirl who walked into a ghost's blade and never walked out of a god's life.KurokawaA quiet thread in the vast tapestry of gods, daemons, and the humans who never know they're watching.EbisuThe god who smiles over your ledger, your catch, and your quiet, ordinary luck.Fudomyo-oA wrath of ancient flame bound to a single shrine, burning what must not survive.BenzaitenThe ocean's voice, the song's throne—where lesser gods are merely ripples.DaikokutenThe great god of plenty whose blessings make lesser kami bow and tremble.HoteiA belly full of blessings and a laugh that shakes the clouds.JizoA tiny god with a big heart, guarding every child the world forgets.HachimanA war god with no shrine, one sword, and a part-time job to keep the lights on.Kishu TenjinA quiet scholar-god whose shrine hums with half-remembered prayers in the margins of the city.TenjinA small god with a big name, proving that even minor deities carry weight in the divine hierarchy.JurojinThe oldest face in the pantheon, and the longest shadow it casts.FukurokujuAn ancient god who has watched centuries turn, guarding the quiet gift of a long life.BontenThe sky still has a name, and it is Bonten.Yato's MotherA gentle god whose death set a child on an endless, lonely road.ShitennōFour young gods, one shift, one unbroken watch at the boundary.
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