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Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin (真夜中のオカルト公務員 ''Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin''?) es una serie de manga escrita e ilustrada por Yōko Tamotsu. La serie ha sido adaptada a una novela ligera por Masumi Suzuki y a una serie de anime para televisión, producida por Liden Films. La serie de anime salió al aire en abril de 2019.
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| dbo:abstract | Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin (真夜中のオカルト公務員 ''Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin''?) es una serie de manga escrita e ilustrada por Yōko Tamotsu. La serie ha sido adaptada a una novela ligera por Masumi Suzuki y a una serie de anime para televisión, producida por Liden Films. La serie de anime salió al aire en abril de 2019. (es) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (Japanese: 真夜中のオカルト公務員, Hepburn: Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin) was a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yōko Tamotsu. The manga has inspired a novelization by Masumi Suzuki, and an anime television series adaptation by Liden Films aired from April 7 to June 23, 2019. The anime series is licensed in North America under a Crunchyroll-Funimation partnership. The series follows Arata Miyako, a newly recruited staff member of the Shinjuku Ward Nocturnal Community Relations Division (NCRD) who possesses the "Ears of Sand", giving him the ability to understand the languages of supernatural creatures called the Anothers. His main role with the Shinjuku Ward NCRD is to maintain relations with the Anothers. (en) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (bahasa Jepang: 真夜中のオカルト公務員 Hepburn: Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin) adalah seri manga Jepang yang ditulis dan diilustrasikan oleh Yōko Tamotsu. Manga ini telah menginspirasi novelisasi oleh Masumi Suzuki, dan adaptasi serial televisi anime oleh Liden Films ditayangkan dari 7 April hingga 23 Juni 2019. Serial anime ini dilisensikan di Amerika Utara di bawah kemitraan Crunchyroll-Funimation. (in) 『真夜中のオカルト公務員』（まよなかのオカルトこうむいん）は、たもつ葉子による日本の漫画作品。KADOKAWAの漫画雑誌『月刊Asuka』2015年7月号から連載を開始。その後、KADOKAWAのWebコミック配信サイト『コミックNewtype』に移籍し、2016年8月23日から2022年2月22日まで連載された。2021年8月時点で単行本の累計発行部数は130万部を突破している。 (ja) 한밤의 오컬트 공무원(일본어: 真夜中のオカルト公務員)은 가 원작한 일본의 만화 작품이다. KADOKAWA의 만화 잡지 「월간 아스카」에서 2015년 7월호부터 연재 개시. 이후, KADOKAWA의 웹 코믹 착신 사이트 「코믹 뉴타입」에 이적해, 2016년 8월 23일부터 연재 중. (ko) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (яп. 真夜中のオカルト公務員 Маёнака но Окаруто Ко:муин) — японская манга, созданная Ёко Тамоцу и выходящая в журнале Monthly Asuka издательства Kadokawa Shoten с 23 мая 2015 года. На основе манги был выпущен роман Масуми Судзуки в 2018 году и аниме-сериал студии Liden Films, премьерная трансляция которого началась 7 апреля 2019 года. (ru) 《深夜的超自然公務員》（日語：真夜中のオカルト公務員）是たもつ葉子的日本漫畫作品。2015年7月於KADOKAWA的漫畫雜誌《月刊Asuka》開始連載。2016年8月23日起，轉移到漫畫發佈網站《Comic NewType》連載。 全12集電視動畫系列於4月7日至6月23日播放。 (zh) |
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| dbp:author | Masumi Suzuki (en) Yōko Tamotsu (en) |
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| dbp:shortsummary | The lead suspect Saejima was a former researcher who captured and killed many Anothers, so Theo destroyed Saejima's reputation. At Senda's home, Senda tells Theo not to get involved with the investigation since a third female victim is now dead. In the streets, Arata and Kyōichi find one of the three fairies killed by an unknown assailant. When Arata and Kyōichi return to Senda's home, Theo informs that Saejima has a special tattoo on his face in order to conceal his appearance. In fact, Saejima put the victims to sleep by obtaining fairy dust, allowing the Japanese vampire, later recognized as Sakura, to claim the victims. After realizing that the three victims were all found on the west side of the Kanda River, Theo deduces that Sakura is hiding out at Shinjuku Central Park. Arata, Kyōichi and Theo head to the park, where Chigusa and Yokoyama are on standby. Theo finds Saejima at the park, where Sakura wakes up from a nap. With Arata acting as translator, Sakura thanks Theo for visiting all those years ago, but Sakura ultimately begs to be killed and end the bloodlust. Kyōichi intervenes after Sakura subdues Arata and Theo by secreting pheromones. Holding back bloodlust, Sakura requests Theo to bury the ashes under the cherry blossoms where the other Japanese vampires were killed. Though succumbing to bloodlust, Sakura is caught off guard by Theo's blue earrings, allowing Tamao to stab Sakura with a sword. As Chigusa and Yokoyama arrests Saejima, Sakura turns to ashes just as Theo tearfully calls Sakura by name. Later in prison, Saejima is dragged into hell by Belphegor. Theo buries Sakura's ashes under the cherry blossoms, leaving behind two blue earrings. (en) In the imperial gardens, Arata encounters Volos, an Another with amnesia and an elderly appearance. Bringing Volos to the office, Arata learns that Volos lost his statue as a vessel to host his spirit. Since Kyōichi is busy helping Shiori finalize her post-graduation plans and Theo is busy updating the database, Senda leaves Arata to spend time with Volos. After a mishap with honey, Arata takes Volos back to his house, where Huehuecóyotl and Yuki leave in disapproval. Over the next few nights, Arata fails to find a new home for Volos, who gradually has a youthful appearance. At the Kio Shrine, Kio Gongen tells Volos to leave, while Arata passes out from extreme exhaustion and wakes up in the office. Although Kyōichi and Theo figure out that Volos is slowly draining Arata's life force, Arata disallows Volos from leaving his side. Despite the dangers, Kyōichi and Theo support Arata in spending more time with Volos and gathering more information. At his house, Arata shares honey imported from Ukraine with Volos, and the latter has nostalgia over its taste. Later, Theo finds out that Volos is the god of forests and hunting. Senda sends Arata and Volos to a traveling exhibit on ancient Ukraine, where Volos finds a new statue as his vessel. Before Volos leaves with the traveling exhibit, he thanks Arata for showing him human emotions. Huehuecóyotl and Yuki return, as Arata makes his way back to the office. Arata reflects his role in the Shinjuku Ward NCRD, which is to maintain relations with the Anothers. (en) At the office, Arata wakes up from his collapse and is introduced to Reiji Senda, head of the Shinjuku Ward NCRD. Arata has the "Ears of Sand", giving him the ability to understand the language of the Anothers. Izumi Matsuno, a friend of Arata, briefly visits his home in Kagurazaka just as Kyōichi and Theo arrive to investigate Arata's connection to his ancestor Abe no Seimei. Inside a storehouse containing old books from Arata's late grandfather, Arata is welcomed by nekomata Yuki, who has guarded the storehouse for generations. Arata convinces Yuki to guard the old books at the office. At the imperial gardens, Arata, Kyōichi and Theo look for traces of a kisha, a nine-headed bird with ten necks, but they find three flightless fairies, who explain that their fairy wing powder was stolen by an Another riding on the kisha. At Kanoichi Bunko Publishing, part of the Chiyoda Ward NCRD, staff member Akane Kanoichi takes Arata, Kyōichi and Theo to meet zashiki-warashi Suzuka, whose lock of hair used for sealing a barrier was stolen by a beast in human form. The news reports that a robbery occurred at an imported goods store called Koseido, which secretly contains magical items. With reports of mysterious fires, Arata, Kyōichi and Theo chance upon a seal at Hakoneyama. Arata and Kyōichi are accidentally transported to an underground lair inside Hakoneyama, while Theo learns from Senda that mermaid scales were stolen from Koseido. Arata and Kyōichi are approached by Aztec god of music and dance Huehuecóyotl, who summons a horde of walking corpses called kyoushi. (en) After the three fairies angrily explain to Arata that the cocoons were offerings to a silkworm god, Senda drives Arata, Kyōichi and Theo to the stadium. On the way, they discuss about the use of rituals to avoid a curse and appease a silkworm god. Arata agrees to use the Ears of Sand in order to resolve the matter. At the stadium, Satoru frees himself and traps Manari, but Arata, Kyōichi and Theo arrive to interfere. Satoru is contacted by Senda, who informs him that the jurisdiction over dealing with Manari has been handed over to the Shinjuku Ward NCRD. Arata formally apologizes to Manari after she is released by Satoru. However, as Manari expresses anger over what the humans did to the cocoons, Arata shows guts of a new employee by promising to spin the silk for her before dawn. While Arata rushes off before telling Kyōichi and Theo to spin the silk, Senda has Akane, Shota and Yamashiro use talismans to put out the blue flames. Returning soon after, Arata enlists the much needed help of angels and tengu, including Adiel and Tarobo, in order to finish the job. Arata contemplates how the Ears of Sand helped him realize that the humans and the Anothers are alike in some ways. Thanks to the humans and the Anothers who helped, they manage to spin all the silk before dawn. Manari leaves with her silk and babies in tow after forgiving Arata for the folly of the humans. Huehuecóyotl and Yuki head to Izumo, while Satoru leaves with Akane after warning Arata that he was lucky this time. Arata, Kyōichi, Theo and Senda plan to go celebrate afterwards. (en) A boy named Ryo Aida has a nightmare about being caught for the second time in a game of tag by an Another called the Dream Demon in a haunted apartment block, and his older brother Kakeru Aida shows concern. After receiving an urgent message from Senda at the office, Kyōichi sends Arata to talk to Koharu Aida, Ryo's mother who works in general affairs. At a restaurant, Koharu tells Arata that Ryo recently fell into a coma after having nightmares about the Dream Demon, rumored to eat its victims after catching them three times. Back at the office, Arata is surprised when Senda temporarily transfers him to the Chiyoda Ward NCRD in the middle of his case. At the restaurant, Arata meets with Shota as well as Akane's cousin Satoru Kanoichi, a member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Nocturnal, Cultural and Environmental Department. Shota and Satoru confirm that the Dream Demon is a recurring incident, but they are against Arata's idea on trying to communicate with the Dream Demon. At Shinjuku Station, Kakeru tells Arata, Shota and Satoru that Ryo's friends Acchan and Yo had the same nightmares before their absence from school. After finding the abandoned apartment building where Ryo, Acchan and Yo used to play, Shota and Satoru leave Arata to investigate on his own. Arata soon learns that the Dream Demon plays tag with children because it is lonely. Empathizing with the Dream Demon, Arata convinces it to make new friends. When Arata introduces the Dream Demon to Shota and Satoru outside the apartment building, Satoru annihilates the Dream Demon in front of a devastated Arata. Meanwhile, Ryo wakes up from his coma. Satoru berates Arata for defending the integrity of the Anothers yet being surrounded by people who are not honest with him. (en) Senda and Yokoyama watch footage of the north elevator at the observation deck in the city hall, spotting a girl appearing out of thin air. Visitors taking the north or south elevators have reportedly disappeared to a parallel world or reappeared with amnesia. Kyōichi then informs Arata and Theo that Aoi, the girl from the footage, confirmed having amnesia, but she is not aware that she was heartbroken after breaking up with her boyfriend. At the observation deck, Theo takes the south elevator while Arata and Kyōichi take the north elevator. On the 45th floor, Arata and Kyōichi find the parallel world, the home of an Another in the form of a cloaked woman named Pandora, who holds an engraved box. She ends up taking Arata with her while sending Kyōichi back to the real world. Kyōichi tells Theo about the current situation, while Pandora tells Arata that she is looking for a sense of loss, one of the many tragic items previously contained in her box. It was actually Kyōichi's sense of loss that triggered the entrance into the parallel world. After capturing the sense of loss from a woman, Pandora sends the woman back to the real world. Realizing that he can still send text messages in the parallel world, Arata notifies Kyōichi and Theo that Pandora is unaware of the missing people and missing memories. Kyōichi and Theo figure out that there are no missing people but still missing memories, while Arata leaves the parallel world after he is unable to convince Pandora to stop using the elevators. As Senda closes the case, Arata still wonders about Kyōichi's sense of loss. (en) In his bedroom, Arata is woken up by Yuki, but Huehuecóyotl suddenly appears and explains that Abe no Seimei, who lived during the Heian period, had a thirst for knowledge about the world. Arata rushes to work, telling Kyōichi and Theo that Huehuecóyotl is not a major threat. Senda reminds Arata, Kyōichi and Theo to turn in their fixed-point observation reports. Arata, Kyōichi and Theo head to Kabukichō, where six of the Anothers are permanently settling. At the park, they stumble upon two Shōjō drunk off sake. After receiving information from police officer Haguro at a police box, Arata, Kyōichi and Theo enter an abandoned building, where Arata is spooked by a naked Azukiarai grinding beans. Meanwhile, Haguro and fellow police officer Nakamura pass by the Kio Shrine on their bikes, but Haguro is captured by an unknown Another. Arata, Kyōichi and Theo find Minerva's Owl at a discount outlet, a Dryad at the street Kuyaku-Dori, a Mezu at a movie theater plaza and a Bultungin at a batting center. Arata, Kyōichi and Theo spot an unconscious Haguro being dragged back to the shrine by the unknown Another, revealed as Kio Gongen, the deity of the shrine. When Arata requests Kio Gongen to release Haguro, Kio Gongen demands to have Haguro as his drinking buddy for 100 years. Huehuecóyotl suddenly appears and convinces Kio Gongen to have a drinking contest against Arata, Kyōichi and Theo in order to decide the fate of Haguro. When Theo passes out, Kyōichi presses on while ordering Arata to call for backup. Just when Kyōichi is about to give up, Arata arrives with several Shōjō, who manage to crash the drinking contest. Arata and Kyōichi then carry Haguro and Theo in the streets. (en) Azazel furthers his plan to revive the woman, reminiscing about the time that he first fell in love with her when she was alive. While driving around, Theo confronts Kyōichi for using Arata to interrogate Huehuecóyotl about Azazel. Arriving at the office, Theo tracks down the entrance to hell for Arata and Kyōichi, narrowing down the search to four nearby all-girls high schools where Azazel's hideout might be located. After Arata, Kyōichi and Theo visits Higashi Inada Girls High, Shinjuku Acet Girls Academy and Shinjuku Aizenin Girls High, they arrive at Shinjuku Shurin Girls High and find Huehuecóyotl, who grants them access to the entrance to hell. As Huehuecóyotl leads them down a dark hallway, it is revealed that Azazel has been a fallen angel ever since falling in love with the woman. As a garden of wolf's bane is spotted deeper inside the hallway, an Another in the form of a three-headed dog named Cerberus emerges and chases Arata, Kyōichi and Theo. Meanwhile, Izumi and Shiori wake up in an underground chamber, where Azazel steals the souls of Izumi's left arm and Shiori's eyes. Huehuecóyotl stops Cerberus from devouring Arata, Kyōichi and Theo before they eventually find Izumi and Shiori in the underground chamber. Azazel's demon friend Belphegor subdues Arata, Kyōichi and Theo from interfering with Azazel's plan to revive the woman. However, the woman awakens in horror and begs Azazel to kill her, giving Azazel a sense of loss. Belphegor releases Arata, Kyōichi and Theo in the imperial gardens. Theo revives a blind Shiori, who recognizes Kyōichi's voice. As all the captured souls return to their rightful owners, Shiori's eyesight and Izumi's left arm movement are restored. Huehuecóyotl and Belphegor witness Azazel's proof of despair as he finds a schoolgirl in the streets who looks like the woman. (en) Two detectives named Kenji Chigusa and Katsumi Tamao from Section Zero, a department specializing in cases related to the Anothers, investigate the death of a hostess in the streets of Kabukichō, discovering bite marks on the hostess's common carotid artery. Yokoyama and Urara Ikujima then deduce that an Another caused the bite marks. Meanwhile, Theo invites Arata to visit Senda's luxurious home in the mountains, where an Another has lived there for fifteen years. Based on the autopsy report, the hostess named Shizuka Kanayama supposedly died by shock due to massive blood loss, leading Section Zero to speculate that the bite marks most likely came from a vampire. Yokoyama, Chigusa and Tamao pay a visit to Arata, Kyōichi, Theo and Senda at the office. Seeing as Japanese vampires have been extinct for a century, Theo believes that a vampire was possibly brought overseas to Japan by someone. After Yokoyama, Chigusa and Tamao leave, Theo tells Arata, Kyōichi and Senda that the Another living in the mountains is the last surviving Japanese vampire. Arata and Theo arrive at Aimoto Station, and Chigusa drives them to the mountains while explaining that Section Zero is doing an investigation regarding the vampire. Theo surprisingly informs that this vampire cannot be the culprit because the Japanese vampires, who only drink blood in order to transform sexes and breed with their kind, were massacred by humans long ago. Reaching a shed surrounded by cherry blossoms, Theo is distraught when reading a threatening message written in blood on the wall. After Chigusa reports that another female corpse was found holding Theo's lost blue earring, Theo realizes that the threatening message came from a man named Yosuke Saejima. Yokoyama and Tamao find Saejima's apartment, displaying a bulletin board full of crossed-out photos of Theo. (en) Akane arrives with fellow staff member Shota Shimizu and shift leader Yamashiro at Hakoneyama. Before telling them that all of the stolen items were used to create the kyoushi, Theo is also accidentally transported to the underground lair, realizing that Huehuecóyotl, known for his amber eyes, was behind this. Arata, Kyōichi and Theo manage to evade the kyoushi, which are actually the Anothers artificially made from corpses dated back to World War II. Huehuecóyotl believes that Arata is Abe to Seimei. Arata, Kyōichi and Theo follow a bundle of long threads, which give the kyoushi the ability to move, finding Suzuka's lock of hair near the altar. Surprisingly, the altar contains four mind-controlled schoolgirls, who were previously reported missing. Meanwhile, Akane, Shota and Yamashiro try to seal the perimeter with the barrier tape and fight off a second horde of kyoushi. Senda arrives in time to capture the horde of kyoushi using a net. Arata does not accept Huehuecóyotl's ultimatum to either kill or save the schoolgirls, leading Huehuecóyotl to make the schoolgirls strangle Kyōichi and Theo. When Arata remembers Huehuecóyotl's nickname as "Kohaku", Huehuecóyotl destroys all of the kyoushi. In the aftermath, the Chiyoda Ward NCRD have Suzuka's lock of hair back in their possession. Eitaro Yokoyama, a detective specializing in the Anothers, handles the report of the missing schoolgirls on his own. As Huehuecóyotl formerly introduces himself to the Shinjuku Ward NCRD, it is revealed that Huehuecóyotl is a trickster god who creates chaos. Arata orders Huehuecóyotl to call him by his real name, and Huehuecóyotl happily obliges with nostalgia. (en) Arata learns from Sachiko Kamata, an administrative scrivener of the NCRD, that his ancestor according to the genealogy chart is in fact Abe no Seimei, who was an onmyōji from the Heian period known for his skills in astronomy and astrology. After Kyōichi gives paperwork regarding Shiori to Kamata, Theo wonders whether or not to dismiss the missing schoolgirls case, seeing as Shiori has not aged since she was seventeen years old. At the mall, Izumi and Shiori shop for clothes while Kyōichi thanks Arata for bringing back his sister. Outside his home, Arata reassures Izumi not to worry about the type of cases that he investigates. Soon after, Arata and Yuki travel with Huehuecóyotl through Bunkyō Ward, Taitō Ward and Sumida Ward, passing by many of the Anothers secretly residing in each area. At Tokyo Skytree, Yuki is triggered when being insulted by an Another in the form of a crow named Kuro, who guided Abe no Seimei through Musashino. Meanwhile, Theo and Senda recall that the Ears of Sand caused Arata to sympathize with Azazel due to the sounds of hysteria and despair. Kuro takes Arata, Huehuecóyotl and Yuki to Abe no Seimei's beautiful home, the Garden of Falling Stars. Arata learns that Huehuecóyotl ceased to exist after Abe no Seimei went away. Huehuecóyotl leaves with content after Arata continues to call him by the nickname "Kohaku". As Kuro tells Arata and Yuki that the last train at the nearby Aoto Station already left for the night, Arata spends 6,000 yen in order to travel back to Kagurazaka via taxi. When Arata returns to the office, Theo and Senda inform Arata that his stroll with the "Old Coyote" caused the Anothers, including rokurokubi, kappa, tanuki and okurijochin, to panic and hide. (en) Izumi invites Arata to the upcoming annual Kagurazaka Festival. Meanwhile, Huehuecóyotl meets with a devilish Another, a demon named Azazel, who struggles to revive a dead woman by stealing the souls of different schoolgirls. At the office, Senda prepares to go to Romania for a couple weeks while leaving Theo in charge. Theo sends Arata to meet with Kyōichi at a hospital in order to interview Yuko Shiba, one of the previously captured schoolgirls who finally regained consciousness. Yuko remembers seeing black sand before being captured and that she felt pressure on her throat. Kyōichi deduces that Yuko's singing voice was somehow stolen after Yuko is unable to sing a high note. At a coffeehouse, Kyōichi shows Arata that both Yuko and Kyōichi's older sister Shiori Sakaki were among the list of missing schoolgirls. Seventeen years ago, Kyōichi and Shiori were orphaned children, but Shiori was suddenly kidnapped by Azazel. In the present, Kyōichi begs Arata to interrogate Huehuecóyotl, and Arata realizes that Pandora referred to Shiori as Kyōichi's sense of loss. Back at the office, Theo eventually suspects that Arata and Kyōichi are hiding something. At a restaurant, despite Arata unable to find Huehuecóyotl, Kyōichi tells Arata that they should not drag Theo into their private investigation. Arata hangs out with Izumi during the Kagurazaka Festival. However, Izumi is suddenly kidnapped by Azazel right in front of Arata, who then contacts Kyōichi about the situation while a disappointed Theo lashes out on Kyōichi for keeping a secret. Arata calls on Huehuecóyotl, who eventually says that Azazel is responsible for the kyoushi ritual as well as taking Izumi to hell. (en) Arata is offered to crack a case at an Olympic stadium in order to prove Satoru wrong about the Ears of Sand. Koharu, Kakeru and Ryo all thank Arata for his help. At the office, Kyōichi, Theo and Senda tell Arata that the Anothers are just as manipulative as humans even though Satoru harshly handled the Dream Demon. Since there are reports of an Another stalling construction at the stadium, Arata, Satoru and Shota find a large nest of eggs inside. When Arata realizes that the eggs are white cocoons laid by an insect-type Another, he opens one of them and surprisingly finds a baby spinning threaded fibers from its mouth. Satoru, bent on getting rid of the cocoons as soon as possible, relieves Arata from the case. Arata returns home while Huehuecóyotl leaves with plans to make special garments with the threaded fibers for an impending festival. At an elevator in the city hall, Satoru runs into Akane. She not only explains her connection with Suzuka ever since first meeting Arata, but she also reminds Satoru that her uncle gave him a scar on his left eyebrow due to his hatred towards the Anothers. Later at the imperial gardens, Arata, Kyōichi and Theo piece together that the festival being held in Izumo will celebrate the month of the gods. They conclude that Satoru plans to burn the cocoons even though the Anothers are using the cocoons as a silk farm. Back at the stadium, Satoru orders his crew to burn the cocoons by the use of talismans emitting blue flames. Huehuecóyotl brings the mother of the cocoons named Manari to the stadium, where she wraps the crew in cocoons. Shota, the only one left standing, contacts Arata and requests immediate help. (en) Arata, Kyōichi, Theo and Senda share a drink together, but Arata feels a little down because he got lost in his neighborhood for an hour. Earlier on, Arata ended up visiting a restaurant at a blind alley, where three kitsune who owned the restaurant knew him as the descendant of Abe no Seimei. He gave the three kisune some cold shiruko, which was originally meant for Theo, in order to repay the debt of their service. Fifteen years ago, Senda attended the Bon Festival during summer vacation at a local shrine as a junior in college. He found himself in an empty shrine but unable to leave the shrine steps. Senda spotted a blond boy, revealed to be a young Theo, also unable to leave. Theo, who explained that he was half-British and half-Japanese, was invited to the shrine by a temple priest named Akira. It turned out that a giant kisune was standing behind Senda, though only visible to Theo. When Theo saw the kisune pointing to the forest beyond the altar, Senda invited Theo to accompany him there. Senda said that he is an amplifier for powers and Theo is a compatible person who could see them. After Theo saw something oozing deeper in the forest, Senda dug up the ground and found a kodoku pot, which was a ritual tool used to bring disaster. They figured out that they must purify the kodoku pot with holy water. After the kisune pointed again, Theo and Senda dumped the kodoku pot in a waterfall. Theo used his special hair tie in order to heal Senda, whose right leg was injured by the poison. As Theo and Senda returned to the Bon Festival, they stayed together for the rest of summer vacation, and they ended up working together in Tokyo. (en) |
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| dbp:writer | Tatsuto Higuchi (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin (真夜中のオカルト公務員 ''Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin''?) es una serie de manga escrita e ilustrada por Yōko Tamotsu. La serie ha sido adaptada a una novela ligera por Masumi Suzuki y a una serie de anime para televisión, producida por Liden Films. La serie de anime salió al aire en abril de 2019. (es) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (Japanese: 真夜中のオカルト公務員, Hepburn: Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin) was a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yōko Tamotsu. The manga has inspired a novelization by Masumi Suzuki, and an anime television series adaptation by Liden Films aired from April 7 to June 23, 2019. The anime series is licensed in North America under a Crunchyroll-Funimation partnership. The series follows Arata Miyako, a newly recruited staff member of the Shinjuku Ward Nocturnal Community Relations Division (NCRD) who possesses the "Ears of Sand", giving him the ability to understand the languages of supernatural creatures called the Anothers. His main role with the Shinjuku Ward NCRD is to maintain relations with the Anothers. (en) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (bahasa Jepang: 真夜中のオカルト公務員 Hepburn: Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin) adalah seri manga Jepang yang ditulis dan diilustrasikan oleh Yōko Tamotsu. Manga ini telah menginspirasi novelisasi oleh Masumi Suzuki, dan adaptasi serial televisi anime oleh Liden Films ditayangkan dari 7 April hingga 23 Juni 2019. Serial anime ini dilisensikan di Amerika Utara di bawah kemitraan Crunchyroll-Funimation. (in) 『真夜中のオカルト公務員』（まよなかのオカルトこうむいん）は、たもつ葉子による日本の漫画作品。KADOKAWAの漫画雑誌『月刊Asuka』2015年7月号から連載を開始。その後、KADOKAWAのWebコミック配信サイト『コミックNewtype』に移籍し、2016年8月23日から2022年2月22日まで連載された。2021年8月時点で単行本の累計発行部数は130万部を突破している。 (ja) 한밤의 오컬트 공무원(일본어: 真夜中のオカルト公務員)은 가 원작한 일본의 만화 작품이다. KADOKAWA의 만화 잡지 「월간 아스카」에서 2015년 7월호부터 연재 개시. 이후, KADOKAWA의 웹 코믹 착신 사이트 「코믹 뉴타입」에 이적해, 2016년 8월 23일부터 연재 중. (ko) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (яп. 真夜中のオカルト公務員 Маёнака но Окаруто Ко:муин) — японская манга, созданная Ёко Тамоцу и выходящая в журнале Monthly Asuka издательства Kadokawa Shoten с 23 мая 2015 года. На основе манги был выпущен роман Масуми Судзуки в 2018 году и аниме-сериал студии Liden Films, премьерная трансляция которого началась 7 апреля 2019 года. (ru) 《深夜的超自然公務員》（日語：真夜中のオカルト公務員）是たもつ葉子的日本漫畫作品。2015年7月於KADOKAWA的漫畫雜誌《月刊Asuka》開始連載。2016年8月23日起，轉移到漫畫發佈網站《Comic NewType》連載。 全12集電視動畫系列於4月7日至6月23日播放。 (zh) |
| rdfs:label | Mayonaka no Okaruto Kōmuin (es) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (in) 한밤의 오컬트 공무원 (ko) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (en) 真夜中のオカルト公務員 (ja) Midnight Occult Civil Servants (ru) 深夜的超自然公務員 (zh) |
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