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Yōkai Mansion is the 36th episode of the 1971 GeGeGe no Kitarō anime.
Cast[]
- All cast members are listed in order as they appear in the episode's credits.
- All main cast members were credited only for their first role listed.
- All guest cast members were not credited for any specific roles.
- Main
- Masako Nozawa as Kitarō
- Isamu Tanonaka as Medama-Oyaji
- Chikao Ōtsuka as Nezumi-Otoko
- Yōko Ogushi* as Neko-Musume
- *Ogushi was credited but did not appear in the episode.
- Guest
- Haruko Kitahama as Kage-Onna
- Ichirō Nagai as Principal
- Akiko Tsuboi as Kinta
- Taeko Nakanishi as Kinta's Mother
- Kōji Yada as Kinta's Father, Next Episode Preview
Synopsis[]
Kitaro was asked for a help from a woman to search her missing son, Kinta. Her husband bought an old western house which was well-known among neighborhoods that it was haunted, but he was a science-worshiper. Hearing the rumor, stubborn Kinta wondered into the house one night to proof that there are no such things as yokai and ghosts. However, there was Kage-Onna residing in the building. Kage-Onna haunted Kinta because the boy witnessed her, and forcefully fed him the spirit stone and turned him into a living ghost by the yokai, making him invisible and apparently dead.
Kitaro came into the house and fought Kage-Onna who claimed she punished a human who didn't believe in yokai and ghosts, but Kitaro told her that she went too far. They fail to reach an agreement since both had their values and it was not the matter of which was right. Kage-Onna was strong, but Kitaro knew that Kage-Onna, a shadow yokai, loses her powers in a complete darkness, then covered a skylight with his chanchanko, won the battle.
Characters in order of appearance[]
Differences from the manga[]
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