List of Noragami characters

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The three main characters from the series: Yato (back), Hiyori Iki (left) and Yukine (right) Noragami characters.png
The three main characters from the series: Yato (back), Hiyori Iki (left) and Yukine (right)

The following is a list of characters for the Noragami manga series by Adachitoka.

Contents

Main characters

Yato (夜卜, Yatō)
Voiced by: Hiroshi Kamiya [1] (Japanese); Jason Liebrecht [2] (English)
Yato is the titular stray god of the series (Noragami) who wants to build his own shrine. In the past, he was a god of calamity (禍津神, magatsukami). He wears a tracksuit and scarf and refers to himself as "Yato God" (Yatogami). He calls himself a "delivery god" (デリバリーゴッド, deribarī goddo) and often writes his cell number in public areas in case someone needs his help. He usually charges five yen (about five cents in U.S. currency), which is what Japanese people usually give when praying at a shrine. Yato was gullible and often wasted his money on scams and good-luck charms that allegedly bring happiness. As he "stopped" being a god of calamity due to his dislike of violence, he is forgotten by most humans. This resulted in Yato developing athazagoraphobia (the fear of being forgotten). Hiyori, a human girl, and Yato's current Shinki (weapon), Yukine, are the two closest people to him, and he is protective of both. He shares a fatherly relationship with Yukine, calling Yukine his child at one point, and becomes extremely attached to Hiyori; romantic feelings are hinted at. Yato also shares a close relationship with Kofuku, the God of Poverty, who is there for him when he is in need of help. Yato's actual name is Yaboku, "Yato" being a name that a previous Shinki mistakenly gave him due to a kanji mix-up. He has been using the name ever since. He was once a great warrior, killing anything and everything, but due to not wanting to be seen as an evil person, he decided to change from his ways.
Hiyori Iki (壱岐 ひより, Iki Hiyori)
Voiced by: Maaya Uchida [1] (Japanese); Bryn Apprill [2] (English)
Hiyori is a human girl in her third year (9th grade) of middle school, and a high school first-year (10th grade) starting from chapter 25 of the manga. After saving Yato from a bus accident, she becomes a Half-Phantom, involuntarily falling asleep due to her soul slipping out of her body. She is somehow stuck between the human world and the afterlife, something she asks Yato to fix. Because of this, she starts spending more time with him, and he becomes the closest person to her, to the point where she is able to recognize him by scent. Despite it being her best chance to return to normal, Hiyori refuses to have her bond to Yato cut, as it means she will forget him. It is hinted that she has feelings for Yato, as she feels jealous when he almost drunkenly kisses Bishamon, the God of War. Hiyori shares a sisterly relationship with Yukine and tutors him when he expresses a desire to learn. Hiyori Iki is also the main character and narrator of the story, especially so in the manga.
Yukine (雪音)
Voiced by: Yuki Kaji [1] (Japanese); Micah Solusod [2] (English)
Yukine is Yato's current Shinki. His Shinki name is "Sekki" (雪器). His Shinki form is a katana. Yukine died at a young age, making him miss normal life as a teenager. Every time he sins in any way, Yato suffers injuries. Even though Yato is his master, Yukine does not really show Yato respect as much as how he actually respects him. Yukine comes from a tragic past that only Yato knows about (referenced as the God's secret in the manga). Because of this, Yukine spends a considerable amount of time at war with himself, confronting his pain and ends up blighting both himself and Yato. But after being saved by Hiyori and undergoing an ablution, he becomes more obedient and extremely loyal to Yato, wanting to be a proper Shinki for him. Like Yato, Yukine treasures Hiyori's existence and fears that Hiyori will forget them when she grows up. Yukine later evolves into a Blessed Vessel when he saves Yato from certain death, proving his loyalty to him, and takes the shape of twin katanas.

Gods

Gods in Noragami are gods according to the Japanese belief, who are categorized into several aspects, like war and poverty. They are those who grant human wishes, usually after receiving a prayer and a monetary offering. Their existence depends on humans' faith in them. Gods with shrines do not really die when killed. They are simply reborn, taking the same appearance, but usually growing up from a child form first.

Tenjin (天神)
Voiced by: Tōru Ōkawa [3] (Japanese); Sean Hennigan [4] (English)
He is the god of academics. He has several Shinki and has his own shrine (where Yato often passes the night), much to Yato's envy. He sometimes assumes human form to intervene if Yato goes out of control playing around. A the beginning, his Shinki were Mayu, Tsuyu, Ayu, Nayu, Miyu and Moyu, but Miyu is cast out and exiled after becoming corrupted by Yukine's darkness and Tsuyu was (temporarily) murdered by the heavens in a trial against Yato.
Kofuku (小福)
Voiced by: Aki Toyosaki [1] (Japanese); Alexis Tipton [2] (English)
She is a god of poverty (貧乏神, binbōgami), posing as Ebisu. She is energetic and gentle, but can be fierce and stands up to even Bishamonten if needed. Her Shinki is Daikoku. Later, Kofuku and Daikoku take Yato and Yukine in, allowing them to live at their temple.
Bishamonten (毘沙門天, Bishamonten)
Voiced by: Miyuki Sawashiro [1] (Japanese); Elizabeth Maxwell [2] (English)
Bishamonten, whose name is often abbreviated to Bishamon and also nicknamed Veena, is the god of combat, taking the form of a woman with long blonde hair. She has many Shinki due to her being unable to abandon spirits attacked by Phantoms, and forms a large group over time, causing her trouble as she cannot tend to all of them properly. She has a strong hate for Yato, as he killed her previous clan of Shinki in the past. Later on in the manga, it is revealed Yato eliminated her Shinki on Kazuma's request to save her life. An argument over who stung Bishamonten resulted in all the other Shinki getting into a massive fight that caused them to develop into a massive phantom. She stops hunting Yato after learning the truth. Despite this, they continue to have a stormy relationship.
She has many Shinki that live at her palatial home, though the ones she uses most often are Kazuma, Akiha, Karuha, Kazuha, Kinuha, Tsuguha and Yugiha. Her Shinki Suzuha befriends Yukine, but Kugaha gets him killed. He then corrupts Aiha and many of her Shinki are devoured by a Phantom invoked by Kugaha. She later revokes Kugaha for his betrayal, but saves Aiha by undergoing an ablution.
Rabō (蠃蚌, Rabō)
Voiced by: Takahiro Sakurai [5] (Japanese); Mike McFarland [2] (English)
Rabō is an enigmatic character and appears only in the anime, although he also appears in the manga special Awase Kagami. He is often seen conversing with Nora and has been known to be able to control Phantoms. He is also known as a god of calamity, similar to Yato, and having worked together with him, and seeing him being what he is now making him wanted to bring back the old Yato. After his defeat at the hands of Yato, it is suggested that Rabō simply wanted Yato (his fellow calamity god) to kill him. He is known to kill humans, Shinki, other gods and Phantoms, not caring what the job is, as long as he was wished to do it.
Ebisu (恵比寿)
Voiced by: Ryōtarō Okiayu [6] (Japanese); John Burgmeier [7] (English)
One of Seven Gods of Fortune, who offers to buy Yukine from Yato after he becomes a Blessed Vessel, or even use him as a Nora. He dresses like a businessman, and is rather harsh with his words. Unlike most gods, he has no problems with using Nora. Having been abandoned by his mother Izanami, he views himself as an outcast, and thus sympathizes with them. He plans to use Phantoms as Shinki, and his constant failures in that cause him to reincarnate frequently.
Ōkuninushi (大国主, Ōkuninushi)
Voiced by: Shunsuke Sakuya [8] (Japanese); Bryan Massey [9] (English)
Another of the Seven Gods of Fortune, who also goes by the name of "Daikokuten" (大黒天). He is a close friend of both Bishamonten and Ebisu. He appears as a big and gruff man with blonde hair who is constantly wearing sunglasses, combined with traditional Japanese clothes. Despite his appearance, however, he is very friendly and fond of rabbits. He is capable of turning into a monstrous spider and is said to be so dangerous even without a Shinki that he was once sealed.

Shinki

A Shinki (神器, Jingi) (called "Regalia" in the anime's English dub) [10] is a divine weapon possessed by gods. They are former humans that died for a reason against their will (e.g. not through suicide). Shinki change their shape into a unique weapon when their gods called their Shinki name. Usually, each god has a naming scheme to serve as proof that the god wants a specific type of Shinki, and also as an affirmation of a familial bond. Certain Shinki will evolve after they risk their name to protect their gods into a better shape, which is called a "Blessed Vessel" (祝の器, hafuri no utsuwa).

Mayu (真喩)
Voiced by: Asami Imai [1] (Japanese); Leah Clark [11] (English)
She is Yato's former Shinki, and currently one of Tenjin's Shinki. Despite her harsh attitude toward Yato, she does appear to hold a considerable amount of respect and concern for him. An example of this is when she volunteers to be a part of the ablution required to save Yato's life despite the risks involved. When she was still Yato's Shinki, she was given the name Tomone (伴音) and transformed into a small dagger. As Tenjin's Shinki, she transforms into a smoking pipe. She later started to get annoyed with him, so Yato let her go.
Kazuma (兆麻)
Voiced by: Jun Fukuyama [1] (Japanese); Eric Vale [2] (English)
He is one of Bishamonten's Shinki and exemplar. His name as Shinki is "Chōki" (兆器), whose shape was originally a nail earring, but because of his close bond with Bishamonten and will to protect her, he became a Blessed Shinki and transformed into a cherry blossom shaped earring who is capable of tracking enemies and also to guide other Shinki in combat. He regards Yato as his benefactor, despite Yato being enemies with Bishamonten.
Daikoku (大黒)
Voiced by: Daisuke Ono [1] (Japanese); Ian Sinclair [2] (English)
Daikoku is Kofuku's somewhat overprotective Shinki. He regards himself as Kofuku's husband, and once raised a child Shinki with her. His name as Shinki is "Kokki" (黒器), whose form is a fan.
Nora (野良)
Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya [12] (Japanese); Lauren Landa [2] (English)
One of the main antagonists of the series. She is Yato's former Shinki. "Nora," meaning "stray," is how the gods call any Shinki who has many masters and thus many names. Because of this, Nora have bad reputations and are the target of prejudice by the gods, but are nevertheless used for tasks that they do not want their own Shinki to be used. Nora was named Hiiro (緋) by Yato, her Shinki name being "Hiki" (緋器), and she still offers herself to be used by him, though he always resists. She causes a lot of trouble, going so far as to destroy Yukine's faith in himself. In the anime, she first tries to kill Hiyori with Phantoms and, when that fails, she erases Hiyori's memory of Yukine and Yato. It is noted that, had she been summoned in the ablution ceremony, she would have killed Yukine. In the manga, it is revealed that she had been Yato's Shinki since he was a child and was Yato's childhood companion.
Kuraha (囷巴)
Voiced by: Kazuhiko Inoue [13] (Japanese); Greg Dulcie [14] (English)
Kuraha is Bishamonten's Shinki. His Shinki form is a male lion with a scar on his right eye. His name as Shinki is "Kinki" (囷器).
Kugaha (陸巴)
Voiced by: Takanori Hoshino [15] (Japanese); Phil Parsons [16] (English)
A main antagonist of the second season. Kugaha is Bishamonten's former Shinki. He was Bishamonten's doctor, but betrayed her because he wanted to reincarnate Bishamonten and become her new exemplar. His Shinki form is a balance scale. He is actually a Nora and his name "Kuga" was revoked. His name as Bishamonten's Shinki was "Rokki" (陸器).
Aiha (藍巴)
Voiced by: Hisako Tōjō [15] (Japanese); Michelle Rojas [16] (English)
Aiha is Bishamonten's Shinki. She was manipulated by Kugaha to help her reincarnate Bishamonten and was severely blighted. Her Shinki form is a silver knight armor used in combat.
Akiha (秋巴)
Voiced by: Shinya Takahashi [17] (Japanese); Seth Magill [14] (English)
Akiha is Bishamonten's Shinki. His name as Shinki is "Shuuki" (秋器), whose form is a dagger.
Karuha (刈巴)
Voiced by: Satomi Akesaka [18] (Japanese); Colleen Clinkenbeard (English)
Karuha is Bishamonten's Shinki. Her name as Shinki is "Gaiki" (刈器), whose form is a revolver.
Kazuha (数巴)
Voiced by: Satomi Akesaka [18] (Japanese); Colleen Clinkenbeard (English)
Kazuha is Bishamonten's Shinki. His Shinki name is "Suuki" (数器), whose form is a .45 caliber pistol.
Kinuha (紝巴)
Voiced by: Kanami Satō [18] (Japanese); Mallorie Rodak (English)
Kinuha is Bishamonten's Shinki. Her Shinki name is "Jinki" (紝器), whose form is a tipped-whip.
Tsuguha (紹巴)
Voiced by: Ari Ozawa [18] (Japanese); Monica Rial (English)
Tsuguha was Bishamonten's former Shinki. Her Shinki name was "Shoki" (紹器).
Yugiha (靫巴)
Voiced by: Mariko Higashiuchi [18] (Japanese); Ricco Fajardo (English)
Yugiha is Bishamonten's Shinki. His Shinki name is "Saiki" (靫器), whose form is a Great Sword with abstract motifs.

Others

Tsuyu (梅雨)
Voiced by: Saori Hayami [3] (Japanese); Jamie Marchi [19] (English)
Tsuyu is the spirit of a plum tree who has lived with Tenjin for 1,000 years. She is not a Shinki, but rather stays with Tenjin out of a lasting love. Because she is a tree spirit, she is able to communicate with other trees.
Kouto Fujisaki (藤崎 浩人)
Voiced by: Kaito Ishikawa [20] (Japanese); Clifford Chapin [21] (English)
Yato and Nora's "father", a third-year student at Hiyori's school, and one of the main antagonists of the series. Fujisaki is actually the name of the youth possessed by Yato and Nora's "father", a human conjurer who lived centuries ago, and who has survived the ages through possessing the bodies of other humans. The conjurer is the sole creator of Yato, having done so through wishing for the cull of humanity, with the purpose of helping him destroy the gods. He is also Yato's lifeline, due to being the only human who clearly remembers the nameless god, which is how Yato has been able to survive these past centuries without followers. The conjurer had been to and returned from Yomi, taking with him the first Phantom Brush (Koto no Ha). He seems to be connected to a woman with freckles, as Izanami uses this woman's looks during his time in Yomi. However, at some point in time, the woman died and this appears to have become his primary reason for loathing gods and, therefore, the wish that created Yato. This seems to be further proven by the fact that in chapter 61, Nana shows sympathy for the conjurer, saying he must have had someone he loved who was killed by the heavens because he would not have called them lowly Gods otherwise.
Hashimoto (橋本)
Voiced by: Natsuki Hanae [22] (Japanese); Orion Pitts [14] (English)
A student and friend of Hiyori Iki and has known her from childhood. He is uneasy around Yukine and Yato by finding them strange.
Mutsumi (睦美)
Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu [1]
A female student who gets bullied by her classmates. She only appeared in the first chapter of the manga and for a brief moment in the first episode of the anime.

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