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Miu (ミウ) is a human-like yōkai that appears in the 2007 anime. She is Kai's sister. 

Appearance[]

As a member of Amami Tribe, Miu possesses gills on her neck, azure-colored hairs, and a pair of tentacle-like hairs.

Personality[]

After her mother's death, she does not want to see anyone else get hurt or killed. She is kind and will help anyone within her reach.

She deeply respects Kitarō and has developed a feeling for him.

Miu received the Jigoku Key from her mother as she passed away. After Kitarō was on the verge of death after exhausting his spirit energy from overusing his Finger Guns, Miu passed on the Jigoku Key to Kitarō to save his life.

History[]

2007 Anime[]

She appears in episode #32 of the fifth anime adaptation, Landing! The Threat of Western Yōkai.

Powers and Abilities[]

As a member of Amami Tribe, she is a powerful Yōkai although the tribe member is usually unaware of their capabilities.

Underwater Breathing: Miu is able to breathe normally underwater as she has gills on her neck.

Healing: Miu is able to heal others of their wounds. She is even capable of fixing damaged Chanchanko instantly.

Telepathy: Miu is capable of communicating with others via telepathy.

Electrical Immunity: Miu is able to withstand electricity, being able to resist Kitarō's Internal Electricity, even after his Yōkai Power is enhanced by his Chanchanko.

Physical Prowess: She possesses a combat capability, and is able to deliver powerful blows in close combat.

Claws: She can somehow extend and sharpen her nails as melee weapons.

Trivia[]

  • Although Miu is an anime-original character, she has notable similarities in backgrounds to Mary, Kitaro's wife from After GeGeGe no Kitarō; both Miu and Mary love Kitaro, they are heirs of tribal leaders of tropical islands, their islands are connected to the other world, Kitaro nearly died or actually died and resurrected by the girls in the events, and Amami Tribe is close to humans.

Etymology[]

Miu's name is likely from "Ocean" in Japanese; as the kanji can be read as "Umi". Where Miu's name in katakana can be rearranged to "Umi".

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