Shōki (
Naraku made widespread use of potent and lethal miasmas, using it to deliver his Jaki and destroy organisms in large vicinities.
When Sō'unga reanimated its victims, their corpses were filled with miasma.[1]
In Hanyō no Yashahime, the Grim Comet can produce intense waves of miasma.[2]
Trivia[]
- The term Shōki in myth and the supernatural refers to ki/qi of a malign influence which is often considered to be avoided and dispelled, particularly with the arts of Feng Shui and Onmyōdō. Due to Shintō's adaptable syncretization with other religions and beliefs, Shōki is also related with demons and the state of kegare due to its corrupting and foul nature.
References[]
- ↑ InuYasha the Movie 3: Swords of an Honorable Ruler
- ↑ Hanyō no Yashahime: Episode 44
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Incarnations | Kanna • Kagura • Goshinki • Jūrōmaru • Kagerōmaru • Musō • Infant • Hakudōshi • Byakuya • Akagane |
Rejected parts | Unnamed incarnation • Hair monster • Eye monster • Onigumo (reabsorbed) • Kugutsu |
Allies | Saimyōshō • Sesshōmaru (formerly) • Tsubaki • Hakushin • Shichinintai • Entei • Abi • Tekkei • Mōryōmaru • Mirror demon • Magatsuhi |
Enemies | Kikyō • Inuyasha • Kagome Higurashi • Miyatsu • Miroku's father • Miroku • Sango • Kirara • Kohaku • Kōga • Sesshōmaru (currently) • Kaguya • Mōryōmaru • Hitomiko • Kansuke • Kaede • Midoriko • Rin • Jaken • A-Un |
Locations | Onigumo's cave • Naraku's castle • Mount Hakurei • Naraku's hideout • Naraku's mountain base • Naraku's cave |
Miscellaneous | Shikon no Tama • Kazaana • Onigumo's cave • Naraku's castle • Mount Hakurei |