History AnachronismStew / Onmyoji2016

*** On the topic of AncientEgypt, we have Hōōka as a ''UsefulNotes/BellyDancer''.

*** On the topic of AncientEgypt, we have Hōōka as a ''BellyDancer''.

* Played completely straight with the seasonal events and their associated artworks, most notably Christmas and Thanksgiving, considering how these were only known to Japanese people since the late ''19th century'', a good 700 years into the future as of the Heian period. Also, since Thanksgiving is not celebrated anywhere outside of the American continent, it doubles as a weird case of WeAllLiveInAmerica (though to be fair, none of this is part of story canon).

** Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, case in point the ''obi'' sash as it's seen today, which only appeared in the Edo period. Aside from this, a lot of characters, male or female, wear outfits that would be [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline too]] [[LegFocus revealing]] [[WalkingShirtlessScene by]] Heian [[BareYourMidriff standards]].

** Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, case in point the ''obi'' sash as it's seen today, which only appeared in the Edo period. Aside from this, a lot of characters, male or female, wear outfits that would be [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline too]] [[ShesGotLegs revealing]] [[WalkingShirtlessScene by]] Heian [[BareYourMidriff standards]].

*** Two {{Qipao}} skins for Aoandon.

** Most characters wear clothes that do not reflect Heian period dress, case in point the ''obi'' sash as it's seen today, which only appeared in the Edo period. Aside from this, a lot of characters, male or female, wear outfits that would be [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline too]] [[ShesGotLegs revealing]] [[WalkingShirtlessScene by]] [[DangerouslyShortSkirt Heian]] [[BareYourMidriff standards]].

* Jikigaeru's skin dungeon has a {{Mahjong}} mechanic, though the game was invented in the Qing dynasty.

* The game has had crossover events with series that clearly don't take place in its era, namely ''Manga/NuraRiseOfTheYokaiClan'', ''Manga/HozukisCoolheadedness'' and ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' (modern time) and ''Manga/InuYasha'' (Sengoku period). While at least ''Hoozuki'' is excusable by virtue of all three (technically four) characters being thousand-year-old ''oni'' who existed during the Heian era (and this is the only crossover that is part of story canon), one has to wonder whether TimeTravel was involved in the other cases.

* Many characters also refer to dates and times using modern conventions, especially months, such as Dōmeki in all three of her bios. In the Heian era, months are named based on the astrological, social, and natural events that take place during them, and the old Japanese calendar followed the Chinese lunar year, making any sort of correspondence with actual modern dates irrelevant. The current method of naming months only became widespread starting from the Edo period.

* Many characters also refer to dates and times using modern conventions, especially months, such as Dōmeki in all three of her bios. In the Heian era, months are named based on the astrological, social, and natural events that take place during them, and the old Japanese calendar followed the Chinese lunar year, making any sort of correspondence with actual modern dates irrelevant. The current method of naming months only became widespread starting from, once again, the Edo period.

* The collaborative events with Kumamon basically are this. Not only was the mascot invented in 2010, the Trip to Kumamoto event even has the player ''fly'' to the Kumamoto prefecture on an ''airplane'' that they can fuel daily.

* The collaborative events with Kumamon basically is this. Not only was the mascot invented in 2010, the Trip to Kumamoto event even has the player ''fly'' to the Kumamoto prefecture on an ''airplane'' that they can fuel daily.

* Played completely straight with the seasonal events and their associated artworks, most notably Christmas and Thanksgiving, considering how these were only known to Japanese people since the late ''19th century'', a good 700 years into the future as of the Heian period. Also, since Thanksgiving is not celebrated anywhere outside of the American continent, it doubles as a weird case of WeAllLiveInAmerica (though to be fair, none of this is part of story canon).

* The game has had crossover events with series that clearly don't take place in its era, namely ''Manga/NuraRiseOfTheYokaiClan'', ''Manga/HoozukiNoReitetsu'' and ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' (modern time) and ''Manga/InuYasha'' (Sengoku period). While at least ''Hoozuki'' is excusable by virtue of all three (technically four) characters being thousand-year-old ''oni'' who existed during the Heian era (and this is the only crossover that is part of story canon), one has to wonder whether TimeTravel was involved in the other cases.

*** A {{Meido}} costume for Ky!meineko.

*** A ''{{Meido}}'' costume for Ky!meineko.

** Aoandon gets two {{Qipao}} skins in the MOBA game. The qipao is derived from the noble clothing of the Qing dynasty, which began in 1636 (coincides with the Edo period in Japan).
** Even worse yet, in the same game, Kaku gets a ''PunkRock''-themed skin, with the words "Punk Rock" printed on the outfit, complete with tattoos, a choker and spikes. Not only that, even a ''{{Meido}}'' costume makes an appearance.
** It goes both ways too: in the MOBA game, older ''kyonshī'' brother gets an ''AncientEgypt''-themed skin with a pharaoh sarcophagus.

** Even worse yet, in the same game, Kaku gets a ''PunkRock''-themed skin, with the words "Punk Rock" printed on the outfit, complete with tattoos, a choker and spikes.