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Hitokui-Jima (人食い島 Hitokui-Jima, lit Man-eating island) is a giant Yōkai who lived off the coast of Sasaoka Village in Wakayama Prefecture since 1,000 years ago.

Appearance[]

In the manga, Hitokui-Jima is a large being, whose head is what makes most of the island. His body has a humanoid shape, but still retaining an earthy or rocky texture. In the 1996 anime, Hitokui-Jima in youth much more resembled a human male than his later-self.

Personality[]

In the third anime, he was rather calm by nature and used to be worshiped by humans as the Island God (島神様 Shima-Kami-sama) or Sea God (海神様 Umi-Kami-sama). However, at one point he fell under the control of Umi-Oshō within his lung, becoming notorious for seeking human sacrifices.

In Yōkai Sen-Monogatari, Hitokuijima was once violent but was sealed, however Shanghai Kani-Bōzu broke the seal and controlled Hitokuijima. Hitokuijima then asked a help to Kitarō.

History[]

Manga[]

1968 Anime[]

1985 Anime[]

1996 Anime[]

He appears in episode #20 of the fourth anime adaptation, Adventure! Man-Eating Island of the Distant Sea.[1]

Ability[]

Gastric juice

Inhaling

Tsunami

Storm

Wind Manipulation: Hitokui-Jima can control wind at will.

Trivia[]

  • Front view of Hitokui-Jima in the manga may be based on Ali Minar in India.[2]

References[]

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