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| − | |full name = Konaki-Jiji (Japanese)<br>Old Man Crybaby (English) |
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| − | |hair color = None<br>Grey (eyebrows and mustache) |
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| − | |age = 3100 |
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| − | |height = 140cm |
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| − | |species = [[Yōkai]] |
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| − | '''Konaki-Jijii''' (子泣き爺 or 子泣きじじい, '' |
+ | '''Konaki-Jijii''' (子泣き爺 or 子泣きじじい, ''Crybaby Geezer'') is an old man [[yōkai]] and a member of the [[Kitarō Family]]. He is one of [[Kitarō]]'s strongest allies and is often seen with [[Sunakake-Babaa]]. |
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==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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| + | **[[GeGeGe no Kitarō (1971)|Second Anime]] ([[Series 2 Episode 19|Ep. 19]] only) |
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| + | *[[Kōzō Shioya]] |
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| + | **[[Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble]] |
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*Anime |
*Anime |
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| − | **[[Ichirō Nagai]] ([[1968 anime|1st]] & [[1985 anime|3rd]]) |
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| + | **[[Kōsei Tomita]] (First Anime, Eps. [[Series 1 Episode 27|27]] & [[Series 1 Episode 29|29]]) |
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| − | + | **[[Kōji Yada]] (Second Anime) |
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| − | **[[Kōji Yada]]/[[Sanji Hase]] ([[1971 anime|2nd]]) |
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| + | **[[Sanji Hase]] (Second Anime, [[Series 2 Episode 29|Ep. 29]] only) |
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| + | **[[Bin Shimada]] ([[GeGeGe no Kitarō (2018)|Sixth Anime]]) |
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| + | *Live Action |
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| − | **[[Naoki Tatsuta]] ([[2007 anime|5th]]) |
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**[[Shōichirō Akaboshi]] ([[GeGeGe no Kitarō (1985 TV movie)|Monday Dramaland]]) |
**[[Shōichirō Akaboshi]] ([[GeGeGe no Kitarō (1985 TV movie)|Monday Dramaland]]) |
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| − | **[[Mansaku Fuwa]] ([[GeGeGe no Kitarō |
+ | **[[Mansaku Fuwa]] ([[GeGeGe no Kitarō: The Demon Flute Eloim Essaim|The Demon Flute]]) |
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**[[Kanpei Hazama]] |
**[[Kanpei Hazama]] |
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| + | ***[[GeGeGe no Kitarō (2007 film)|2007 film]] |
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| + | ***[[GeGeGe no Kitarō: Sennen Noroi Uta|Sennen Noroi Uta]] |
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| − | The original '''Konaki-Jijii''' is a ghost which is said to appear in the woods of the Tokushima Prefecture in the form of a crying infant. When it is picked up by some hapless traveler, it increases its weight until it crushes him. |
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| + | **[[Takanobu Hozumi]] |
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| + | ***[[GeGeGe no Kitarō: Ibun Yōkai Kitan]] |
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| + | ***[[GeGeGe no Kitarō: Kiki Ippatsu! Yōkai Rettō]] |
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| + | ***[[GeGeGe no Kitarō: Gyakushū! Yōma Dai Kessen]] |
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==Appearance== |
==Appearance== |
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[[File:Img charadetail 06.png|left|thumb|220x220px|2018 anime design.]] |
[[File:Img charadetail 06.png|left|thumb|220x220px|2018 anime design.]] |
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In some adaptations, his front tooth is blackened. |
In some adaptations, his front tooth is blackened. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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Konaki-Jijii first appeared in a cameo in the rental manga story ''[[A Walk to Hell]]'' and made his official debut in the [[Shonen Magazine]] story ''[[The Great Yōkai War]]''. His first appearance in the 1st anime was in ''[[Ghost Train|Ep. 7]]''. In both the manga and anime version of ''The Great Yōkai War'', he dies during the battle with the Western yōkai. In the manga version his cause of death is unknown, but his corpse is seen after he was lead to the enemy lair by the [[Witch]]. In the anime version he is killed by [[Dracula]]. In both versions, however, he defeats one of the enemies by weighing them down on the raft and drowning him ([[Frankenstein]] in the manga, [[Wolfman]] in the anime). He later reappears without any explanation as to how he was revived (Ep. 25) and became a recurring character. |
Konaki-Jijii first appeared in a cameo in the rental manga story ''[[A Walk to Hell]]'' and made his official debut in the [[Shonen Magazine]] story ''[[The Great Yōkai War]]''. His first appearance in the 1st anime was in ''[[Ghost Train|Ep. 7]]''. In both the manga and anime version of ''The Great Yōkai War'', he dies during the battle with the Western yōkai. In the manga version his cause of death is unknown, but his corpse is seen after he was lead to the enemy lair by the [[Witch]]. In the anime version he is killed by [[Dracula]]. In both versions, however, he defeats one of the enemies by weighing them down on the raft and drowning him ([[Frankenstein]] in the manga, [[Wolfman]] in the anime). He later reappears without any explanation as to how he was revived (Ep. 25) and became a recurring character. |
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He has lived a long time, and as a result his endurance is weak and he sleeps a lot, particularly in the 5th anime. He is also quite a drinker, and Sunakake-Babaa frequently scolds him for getting drunk. In ''[[The Great Yōkai Trial]]'', [[Nezumi-Otoko]] gives him sake laced with sleeping potion to prevent him from testifying on Kitarō's behalf. There are many other instances of his drinking getting him in trouble, such as when [[Neko-Shō]] was able to steal his youth while he was drunk (4th anime, Ep. 108). |
He has lived a long time, and as a result his endurance is weak and he sleeps a lot, particularly in the 5th anime. He is also quite a drinker, and Sunakake-Babaa frequently scolds him for getting drunk. In ''[[The Great Yōkai Trial]]'', [[Nezumi-Otoko]] gives him sake laced with sleeping potion to prevent him from testifying on Kitarō's behalf. There are many other instances of his drinking getting him in trouble, such as when [[Neko-Shō]] was able to steal his youth while he was drunk (4th anime, Ep. 108). |
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| + | From [[Shigeru Mizuki]]'s "''[[Japanese Yōkai Encyclopedia]]''"<ref>"''[[Japanese Yōkai Encyclopedia]] Final Edition: Yōkai, Other Worlds and Gods''", by [[Shigeru Mizuki]], pg. 305</ref>: |
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| + | |quote= Deep in the mountains where not many people wander, sometimes a traveler might hear the cry of a baby. The traveler will enter the mountains, wondering why a baby would be there, and pick up the infant in their arms, only for it to grab onto them and refuse to let go. |
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| − | *'''Hiccup Technique''' |
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| − | *'''Revival Ability''' |
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| + | The traveler will try to run, but the infant will suddenly increases it's weight (to at least 188 kg, and possibly 100s of times more) until the traveler can't move anymore. Eventually the infant becomes so heavy that the traveler is crushed to death. This is the work of the Konaki-Jijii from the mountains of Tokushima Prefecture. |
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| − | *'''Yōkai Energy''' |
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| − | *'''Earthquake''' |
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| + | It is also known as the '''Gogya-Naki''' (ごぎゃ啼き, ''Gogya Cryer''). This version of the creature wanders the mountains crying "''Gogya, Gogya''" and his crying seems to cause earthquakes. He is also sometimes said to have only one leg. |
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| + | There is also the '''Konaki-Babaa''' (児啼婆, ''Crybaby Hag''), who has the body of an infant but the face of an old woman, and like the Konaki-Jijii increases it's weight when picked up. In one story, an old man will come across the creature and take it home and try to cook it in a pot, only for it to suddenly change into a pumpkin. |
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| − | Unlike later adaptations, he and Sunakake-Babaa are not shown together as often. In the 2nd anime he is a recurring character and appears often with Sunakake-Babaa at the Yōkai Apartment. They began to fight alongside one another and are often arguing over trivial matters. Also in the 2nd anime he is shown to have a short temper. |
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| + | The story may be related to the '''Notsugo''' from around Uwajima in Ehime Prefecture, in particular both are stories about a baby heard in the mountains who turns out to be a yōkai. |
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| − | His personality is mostly the same and he is shown to display some leadership skills behind Medama-Oyaji and Sunakake-Babaa. He has been friends with Sunakake-Babaa for a long time and they are very close. Konaki-Jijii even confesses his love for her in Ep. 107. |
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| − | He is portrayed as far more easygoing, with several scenes of him playing dumb or goofing off. On the other hand, he is shown to be proficient with human devices like computers, whereas he wasn't in previous adaptations. As has become the norm, he and Sunakake-Babaa are close and often work as a team during battle. |
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| − | He is a resident of Sunakake-Babaa's Yōkai Tenement House, where he is several hundred years behind on rent. In the 1st episode he says to Sunakake-Babaa that it is 300 years late, but she corrects him that it is actually 400 years. The two frequently squabble as always and Sunakake-Babaa scolds him more than previous adaptations. Konaki-Jijii usually responds to the scolding by throwing a child-like tantrum. He is still pretty goofy and also has a fetish for black hair. However, when they fought against the [[Western Yōkai]] he took things very seriously, and regularly showed great feats of strength. He is strong enough to win against both [[Frankenstein]] and [[Gorgon]]. Because of this, he became known as the "Western Yōkai Killer". He was later chosen as the Tokushima representative of the [[47 Yōkai Warriors]]. |
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==Image Songs== |
==Image Songs== |
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| − | *[[Oji-san wa Naiteiru]] by [[Ichirō Nagai]] ([[1985 anime]]) |
+ | *[[Oji-san wa Naiteiru]] by [[Ichirō Nagai]] ([[GeGeGe no Kitarō (1985)|1985 anime]]) |
| − | *[[Konaki no Lullaby]] by [[Naoki Tatsuta]] ([[2007 anime]]) |
+ | *[[Konaki no Lullaby]] by [[Naoki Tatsuta]] ([[GeGeGe no Kitarō (2007)|2007 anime]]) |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*In the 2007 anime version, he's the 3rd of the chosen [[47 Yōkai Warriors]] of Japan. He's the representative of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokushima_Prefecture Tokushima] Prefecture. And his mark is located behind his the upper left side of his head. |
*In the 2007 anime version, he's the 3rd of the chosen [[47 Yōkai Warriors]] of Japan. He's the representative of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokushima_Prefecture Tokushima] Prefecture. And his mark is located behind his the upper left side of his head. |
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*In the 1980s [[Shonen Magazine]] manga, he suffers from rheumatism. |
*In the 1980s [[Shonen Magazine]] manga, he suffers from rheumatism. |
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| + | ==Navigation== |
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{{Kitarō Family}} |
{{Kitarō Family}} |
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| + | {{Yōkai Rally}} |
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| + | {{Yōkai Baseball Team}} |
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| + | {{1968 series Yōkai}} |
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[[Category:Male characters]] |
[[Category:Male characters]] |
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[[Category:Human-like Yōkai]] |
[[Category:Human-like Yōkai]] |
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Revision as of 03:35, 30 October 2019
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| Name | |
| Japanese | 子泣き爺 |
| English | Crybaby Geezer Crying Old Man |
| Profile | |
| Species | Yōkai |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 3100 |
| Height | 140cm |
| Weight | Anywhere from 25kg to 2 tons |
| Home | Yōkai Apartments, GeGeGe Forest |
| Abilities | Weight changing Stone skin |
| Affiliation | Kitarō Family 47 Yōkai Warriors |
| Other Information | |
| Body type | A rather large baby |
| Face type | A drunken old man |
| Likes | Sake Sleeping Shogi |
| Closest friend | Sunakake-Babaa |
| Marital status | Ask Sunakake-Babaa |
| First Appearance | |
| Manga | A Walk to Hell (1961) |
| Anime | Series 1 Episode 7 (1968) |
| Portrayals | |
| see Cast | |
| [v · t · e] | |
Konaki-Jijii (子泣き爺 or 子泣きじじい, Crybaby Geezer) is an old man yōkai and a member of the Kitarō Family. He is one of Kitarō's strongest allies and is often seen with Sunakake-Babaa.
Cast
- Ichirō Nagai
- First Anime
- Second Anime (Ep. 19 only)
- Third Anime
- Kōzō Shioya
- Anime
- Yonehiko Kitagawa (First Anime, Ep. 7 only)
- Kōsei Tomita (First Anime, Eps. 27 & 29)
- Kōji Yada (Second Anime)
- Shingo Kanemoto (Second Anime, Ep. 24 only)
- Sanji Hase (Second Anime, Ep. 29 only)
- Naoki Tatsuta (Fifth Anime)
- Bin Shimada (Sixth Anime)
- Live Action
- Shōichirō Akaboshi (Monday Dramaland)
- Mansaku Fuwa (The Demon Flute)
- Kanpei Hazama
- Video Games
Appearance
2018 anime design.
Konaki-Jijii has a head shaped like a baby's with the face of an old man with a mustache and drooping eyebrows. He typically wears a Kintarō apron and a mino.
In some adaptations, his front tooth is blackened.
History
Konaki-Jijii first appeared in a cameo in the rental manga story A Walk to Hell and made his official debut in the Shonen Magazine story The Great Yōkai War. His first appearance in the 1st anime was in Ep. 7. In both the manga and anime version of The Great Yōkai War, he dies during the battle with the Western yōkai. In the manga version his cause of death is unknown, but his corpse is seen after he was lead to the enemy lair by the Witch. In the anime version he is killed by Dracula. In both versions, however, he defeats one of the enemies by weighing them down on the raft and drowning him (Frankenstein in the manga, Wolfman in the anime). He later reappears without any explanation as to how he was revived (Ep. 25) and became a recurring character.
About
Konaki-Jijii is a comic, absent-minded old man yōkai who attacks enemies by clinging to them and turning himself to stone, increasing his weight and mass immensely and pinning them down. He works a lot with Sunakake-Babaa and they are often seen together, leading fans to speculate they may be a couple or even married. Whether or not they are has never been clarified in either the manga or anime, but they are some instances implying they maintain some form of a relationship, such as Sunakake-Babaa getting jealous when Konaki-Jijii fights against other women. In the 2nd anime, Konaki-Jijii implies he actually has a wife, but she is never shown. However, in Yōkai Sen Monogatari he is in love with Sunakake-Babaa.
On occasion he has been shown to have a lot of money saved up, such as the stories Sumo and Witch Lon Lon. In the 4th anime, he even owns fancy clothes and a personal computer he uses to look up information. In Kitarō Kunitori Monogatari, he is distantly related to the human politician Deputy Prime Minister Kinkaku. Kinkaku himself is aware of their relation and even writes him a letter.
He has lived a long time, and as a result his endurance is weak and he sleeps a lot, particularly in the 5th anime. He is also quite a drinker, and Sunakake-Babaa frequently scolds him for getting drunk. In The Great Yōkai Trial, Nezumi-Otoko gives him sake laced with sleeping potion to prevent him from testifying on Kitarō's behalf. There are many other instances of his drinking getting him in trouble, such as when Neko-Shō was able to steal his youth while he was drunk (4th anime, Ep. 108).
Legend
From Shigeru Mizuki's "Japanese Yōkai Encyclopedia"[1]:
Deep in the mountains where not many people wander, sometimes a traveler might hear the cry of a baby. The traveler will enter the mountains, wondering why a baby would be there, and pick up the infant in their arms, only for it to grab onto them and refuse to let go.
The traveler will try to run, but the infant will suddenly increases it's weight (to at least 188 kg, and possibly 100s of times more) until the traveler can't move anymore. Eventually the infant becomes so heavy that the traveler is crushed to death. This is the work of the Konaki-Jijii from the mountains of Tokushima Prefecture.
It is also known as the Gogya-Naki (ごぎゃ啼き, Gogya Cryer). This version of the creature wanders the mountains crying "Gogya, Gogya" and his crying seems to cause earthquakes. He is also sometimes said to have only one leg.
There is also the Konaki-Babaa (児啼婆, Crybaby Hag), who has the body of an infant but the face of an old woman, and like the Konaki-Jijii increases it's weight when picked up. In one story, an old man will come across the creature and take it home and try to cook it in a pot, only for it to suddenly change into a pumpkin.
The story may be related to the Notsugo from around Uwajima in Ehime Prefecture, in particular both are stories about a baby heard in the mountains who turns out to be a yōkai.Image Songs
- Oji-san wa Naiteiru by Ichirō Nagai (1985 anime)
- Konaki no Lullaby by Naoki Tatsuta (2007 anime)
Trivia
- In the 2002 Kodansha International Bilingual Comics edition, he is referred to as Old Man Crybaby.
- In the 2007 anime version, he's the 3rd of the chosen 47 Yōkai Warriors of Japan. He's the representative of Tokushima Prefecture. And his mark is located behind his the upper left side of his head.
- In the 1980s Shonen Magazine manga, he suffers from rheumatism.
References
- ↑ "Japanese Yōkai Encyclopedia Final Edition: Yōkai, Other Worlds and Gods", by Shigeru Mizuki, pg. 305
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| Ghost Tribe | Kitarō • Medama-Oyaji |
| Other members | Nezumi-Otoko • Neko-Musume • Sunakake-Babaa • Konaki-Jijii • Ittan-Momen • Nurikabe |
| Former members | Shisa • Yuki-Hime • Netarō |
| Recurring allies | Yobuko • Kasa-Bake • Abura-Sumashi • Tsurube-Bi • Bake-Garasu |
| Yōkai Apartments | Nekoko • Kamikiri • Azuki-Arai • Akaname • Tsurube-Otoshi • Gyūki |
| Yōkai Yokochō | Kawauso • Amabie • Rokuro-Kubi • Ohaguro-Bettari • Nurikabe-Nyōbō & Ko-Nurikabe |
| Other Allies | Maruge • Ido-Sennin • Bake-Kujira • Yagyō-san • Aobōzu • Simurgh • Agnès |
| Tendo Family | Yumeko Tendō • Hoshirō Tendō • Masao Tendō • Yūko Tendō |
| Elementary School Trio | Yūko Murakami • Shōta Suzuki • Jun Tanimoto |
| Others | Mizuki • Makoto Washio • Mana Inuyama |
| See also | |
| 47 Yōkai Warriors | |
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| Manga | |
| Competitors | Kitarō • Backbeard • Frankenstein • Gremlin • Witch • Wolfman • Yangtze Suiko |
| Staff | Nezumi-Otoko (Announcer) • Akashita (Judge) • Ittan-Momen (Announcer Transportation) • Sunakake-Babaa (Trophy Girl) |
| 1968 Anime | |
| Competitors | Kitarō • Backbeard • Frankenstein • Gremlin • Witch • Wolfman • Yangtze Suiko |
| Staff | Nezumi-Otoko (Announcer) • Akashita (Judge) • Ittan-Momen (Cameraman, Announcer Transportation) • Sunakake-Babaa & Konaki-Jijii (Trophies) • Chōchin-Obake (Finish Line) |
| 1985 Anime | |
| Competitors | Kitarō • Backbeard • Frankenstein • Gremlin • Witch • Wolfman • Yangtze Suiko |
| Staff | Nurarihyon (Organizer) • Nezumi-Otoko (Announcer) • Ittan-Momen (TV Relay Vehicle) • Akashita (Judge) |
| 1996 Anime | |
| Competitors | Kitarō • Nezumi-Otoko • Backbeard • Frankenstein • Neko-Sennin • Nopperabō • Witch • Wolfman • Yangtze Suiko |
| Staff | Nurarihyon (Organizer) • Talking Skull (Announcer) |
| 2007 Anime (GeGeGe no Kitarō: Yōkai Japan Rally 3D) | |
| Competitors | Kitarō • Neko-Musume • Nezumi-Otoko • Konaki-Jijii & Nurikabe • Zambia • Yangtze Suiko |
| Staff | Medama-Oyaji (Announcer) • Kawauso (Announcer) |
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| Manga | Kitarō • Nezumi-Otoko • Kiba-Gurui • Hyakume • Mammoth-Otoko • Adobarana • Tsuchi-Korobi • Iso-Onna • Werewolf • Frankenstein • Mummy |
| 1968 Anime | Kitarō • Kiba-Gurui • Chimi • Muku-Jara • Akanbei • Chōkōzetsu • Dozaemon • Notaribō • Nowake-Baba • Rokurobei Support: Hyakume Child • Tsurube-Bi |
| 1985 Anime | Kitarō • Nezumi-Otoko • Neko-Musume • Sunakake-Babaa • Konaki-Jijii • Ittan-Momen • Nurikabe • Mammoth-Otoko • Gangi-Kozō • Daruma • Karakasa-Kozō Commentary: Yumeko Tendō • Medama-Oyaji |
| 1996 Anime | Kitarō • Neko-Musume • Sunakake-Babaa • Konaki-Jijii • Ittan-Momen • Nurikabe • Azuki-Togi • Fūjin • Wanyūdō • Kasa-Bake • Ball Yōkai |
| Main Characters | Kitarō • Medama-Oyaji • Nezumi-Otoko • Mizuki |
| Secondary Characters | Iwako • Hageyama • Mizuki's Mother • Nashita Kaneno • Neko • Trump Omoi • Beatnik • Mononoke • Ichirō Yamada • Masaichi • Shigeru Mizuki • Kinnosuke Ochiba & his Doctor |
| Threats | Yasha • Dracula IV • Fake Kitarō • Mizugami • London Werewolf • Kaneda & Murata • Johnny in the Mist • Dai-Kaijū • Sennin • Underground Mizuki |
| Obake School | Dr. Gamotsu • Caroline • Adobarana |
| The Other World | Jigoku Ticket Taker • The Guide • The Bird That Takes One Step a Millennium • Walking Plant • Nameless Creature That Extends About 10 Kilometers • Living Oasis |
| Sukiyaki Party | Sunakake-Babaa • Konaki-Jijii • Nurikabe • Hitorima • Kishinbō • Miage-Nyūdō • Sodehiki-Kozō • Tatami-Tataki • Tenka • Tsuchi-Korobi • Tsurube-Otoshi |
| Others | Ghost-like Patient • Medium • Bon Arima • Machamitsu Moriwaki • Hibari Ōzora • Gama-Reijō • Mary • Hayato Ikeda • Fly • Hanao Muraoka • Gosaku • Blood Onsen Kappa • Tompo |