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* ADayInTheLimelight: Gets one in the 1986 movie "Gekitotsu!! Ijigen Yōkai no Daihanran" (Duel!! The Great Inter-Dimensional Yōkai Uprising).
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** In the Halloween episode, Neko-Musume expresses an utter loathing for Halloween because even japanese people celebrate only western yōkai and not japanese spirits as her: when Mana invites her for a pumpkin ice cream, she accepts and when she sees Mana dressed up as NekoMimi version of herself, she accepts her praises and applauds her courage.
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** In the Halloween episode, Neko-Musume expresses an utter loathing for Halloween because even japanese people celebrate only western yōkai and not japanese spirits as her: when Mana invites her for a pumpkin ice cream, she accepts and when she sees Mana dressed up as NekoMimi a CatGirl version of herself, she accepts her praises and applauds her courage.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Kitaro's name is has different spelling compared to his ''kamishibai'' counterpart, despite being pronounced the same. The "Ki" in his name is spelled with the kanji for "strange" (奇) in the ''kamishibai'', while Mizuki's version uses the kanji for "Oni" (鬼).
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* AdaptationNameChange: Kitaro's name is has different spelling compared to his ''kamishibai'' counterpart, despite being pronounced the same. The "Ki" in his name is spelled with the kanji for "strange" (奇) in the ''kamishibai'', while Mizuki's version uses the kanji for "Oni" (鬼).
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* AdaptationNameChange: Kitaro's name is has different spelling compared to his kamishibai counterpart, despite being pronounced the same. The "Ki" in his name is spelled with the kanji for "strange" (奇) in the kamishibai, while Mizuki's version uses the kanji for "Oni" (鬼).
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and bangs over his blinded eye. These incarnations are all collectively more conventional-looking than the Kitaro of the kamishibai he was based on, which gave him wild hair, gnarly teeth, and a more monstrous appearance.
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and bangs over his blinded eye. These incarnations are all collectively more conventional-looking than the Kitaro of the kamishibai he was based on, which gave him wild hair, gnarly teeth, and a more monstrous appearance.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Kitaro's name is has different spelling compared to his kamishibai ''kamishibai'' counterpart, despite being pronounced the same. The "Ki" in his name is spelled with the kanji for "strange" (奇) in the kamishibai, ''kamishibai'', while Mizuki's version uses the kanji for "Oni" (鬼).
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and bangs over his blinded eye. These incarnationsare are all collectively more conventional-looking than the Kitaro of the kamishibai ''kamishibai'' he was based on, which gave him wild hair, gnarly teeth, and a more monstrous appearance.
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and bangs over his blinded eye. These incarnations
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and bangs over his blinded eye.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Kitaro's name is has different spelling compared to his kamishibai counterpart, despite being pronounced the same. The "Ki" in his name is spelled with the kanji for "strange" (奇) in the kamishibai, while Mizuki's version uses the kanji for "Oni" (鬼).
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and bangs over his blinded eye. These incarnations are all collectively more conventional-looking than the Kitaro of the kamishibai he was based on, which gave him wild hair, gnarly teeth, and a more monstrous appearance.
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and bangs over his blinded eye. These incarnations are all collectively more conventional-looking than the Kitaro of the kamishibai he was based on, which gave him wild hair, gnarly teeth, and a more monstrous appearance.
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* IWasQuiteALooker: According to Sunakake Baba in the 2018 anime, Medama Oyaji was a quite handsome man before he was reduced to a living eyeball. When he uses Makuragaeshi's powers to get briefly back his past body, he becomes an older, prettier version of Kitaro with a deeper voice and an old fashioned, tattered kimono instead of the old fashioned, tattered gakuran Kitaro usually wears.
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* IWasQuiteALooker: According to Sunakake Baba in the 2018 anime, Medama Oyaji was a quite handsome man before he was reduced to a living eyeball. When he uses Makuragaeshi's powers to get briefly back his past body, he becomes an older, prettier version of Kitaro with a deeper voice and an old fashioned, tattered kimono instead of the old fashioned, tattered gakuran Kitaro usually wears. The ''Birth of Kitaro'' movie further emphasizes this.
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* {{Fartillery}}: Nezumi Otoko uses this as a special ability.
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* PeekABangs: His embodied form in the 2018 anime has his left eye covered by his hair, much like his son.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While still "odd", the earliest incarnations of Kitaro were {{gonk}}ish if not quite ugly. His 2007 and 2018 counterparts by comparison make him look much more of a normal ten-something kid with outdated clothes and PeekABangs bangs over his blinded eye.
* HidingBehindYourBangs: His hair goes over the left side of his face. It hides his bad eye.
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* PeekABangs: His hair goes over the left side of his face. It hides his bad eye.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Goes barefoot at all times. By now, his feet are probably filthier than the rest of him.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: The 2018 anime and ''Kitaro Birth'' give him a form that looks almost exactly like a Kitaro, but older and white-haired, and with similar abilities.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: The 2018 anime and ''Kitaro Birth'' give him a form that looks make his non-necrotic body look almost exactly like a white-haired and older Kitaro, but older and white-haired, and with similar abilities.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: The 2018 anime gives him a form that looks almost exactly like a Kitaro, but older and white-haired, and with similar abilities.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: The 2018 anime gives and ''Kitaro Birth'' give him a form that looks almost exactly like a Kitaro, but older and white-haired, and with similar abilities.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qsmLl3C3rc A mischievous-sounding theme]] in the 2018 series.