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One of the four oni Chikata Fujiwara was said to have controlled during the Heian period of Japan. He had the power to disappear and make images of himself, leading people to believe that he is the originator of ninjutsu.
One of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara no Chikata. By eliminating its aura and stopping others from sensing its presence, it was able to surprise its enemies.
One of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara no Chikata, who ruled Iga and Ise during the Heian Period. By suppressing its aura, thereby preventing others from sensing its presence, it can effectively ambush its enemies. Oni have been said to act as liasions between humans and gods, and the Fudoki holds many records of such exchanges in this region.
One of the four oni controlled by Fujiwara no Chikata. By eliminating its aura and preventing others from sensing its presence, it was able to surprise its enemies.
Game Appearances
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Ongyo-Ki is fought as a boss for the Challenge Quest "[Tgt] Minami Sunamachi Demon".
The client of the quest reports that some Hunters looking for relics have gone missing and have even died after having a run-in with a demon, leading to Nanashi and his party looking into the matter themselves. As they check through the empty buildings in Minami Sunamachi, the party struggles to find any sign of the demon mentioned in the reports. They decide to leave and report their lack of findings, but are suddenly ambushed by Ongyo-Ki and forced into battle. Once defeated, Ongyo-Ki is impressed at being seen by Nanashi then thanks him for the entertaining game of hide-and-seek before vanishing.
Nomenclature
Names in Other Languages
Language
Name
Meaning
Japanese
オンギョウキ
Katakana rendering of 隠形鬼, meaning "invisible oni."