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The [[NonHumanSidekick Abu]] to Ziria's [[GuileHero Aladdin]]. Kogama is a talking toad who hails from the Toad Hermit's retreat in the peaceful region of Tsukuba. Kogama agrees to accompany Ziria for the entirety of his adventure. Kogama has faint psychic powers that he uses to occasionally attack enemies during battle sequences, and to teleport to different thief hideouts scattered throughout Jipang.

The game's main villain. Jashinsai is an evil sorcerer bent on controlling people by means of converting them to his demonic religion. He has extremely powerful magic abilities and can even create demonic offspring, like Genoumaru and Suioumaru, out of thin air. While there are no hints to his backstory in the first game, it isn't until ''Manjimaru'' that his motivations are revealed.

* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:His body in reality was taken over by a demon by the name of Lucifeller.]]

The [[NonHumanSidekick Abu]] to Ziria's [[Disney/Aladdin]]. Kogama is a talking toad who hails from the Toad Hermit's retreat in the peaceful region of Tsukuba. Kogama agrees to accompany Ziria for the entirety of his adventure. Kogama has faint psychic powers that he uses to occasionally attack enemies during battle sequences, and to teleport to different thief hideouts scattered throughout Jipang.

The Abu to Ziria's Aladdin. Kogama is a talking toad who hails from the Toad Hermit's retreat in the peaceful region of Tsukuba. Kogama agrees to accompany Ziria for the entirety of his adventure. Kogama has faint psychic powers that he uses to occasionally attack enemies during battle sequences, and to teleport to different thief hideouts scattered throughout Jipang.

* TheHeavy: Is this in both versions of ''Ziria''. He is by far the most annoying and persistent general, as he escapes three times during the first game. He also blasts Ziria away with his spells multiple times throughout the remake; this culminates during the climax, [[spoiler:when he fakes his death and kidnaps Tsukihime to exploit her psychic powers]].

* TheHeavy: Is this in both versions of ''Ziria''. He is by far the most annoying and persistent general, as he escapes three times during the first game. He also blasts Ziria away with his spells multiple times throughout the remake; this culminates during the climax [[spoiler:where he fakes his death and kidnaps Tsukihime to exploit her psychic powers]].

* TheHeavy: Is this in both versions of ''Ziria''. He is by far the most annoying and persistent general, as he escapes three times during the first game. He also blasts Ziria away with his spells multiple times throughout the remake, [[spoiler:where he fakes his death and kidnaps Tsukihime to exploit her psychic powers]].

* EvilCounterpart: To Ziria. Both represent aspects of the TricksterArchetype. [[LovableRogue Ziria]] uses his thievery to help the innocent, while [[MasterOfIllusion Genoumaru]] -on the other hand- uses his halucinations to torture and manipulate people, at times even [[ForTheevulz for]] [[{{Sadist}} no reason]].

* EvilCounterpart: To Ziria. Both represent aspects of the TricksterArchetype. [[LovableRogue Ziria]] uses his thievery to help the innocent, while [[MasterOfIllusions Genoumaru]] -on the other hand- uses his illusions to torture and manipulate people, at times even [[ForTheevulz for]] [[{{Sadist}} no reason]].

* EvilCounterpart: To Ziria. Both represent aspects of the TricksterArchetype. [[LovableRogue Ziria]] uses his thievery to help the innocent, while Genoumaru -on the other hand- uses his illusions to torture and manipulate people, at times even [[ForTheevulz for]] [[{{Sadist}} no reason]].

* EvilCounterpart: To Ziria. Both represent aspects of the TricksterArchetype. Ziria uses his thievery to help the innocent, and Genoumaru, on the other hand uses his illusions to torture and manipulate people, at times even [[ForTheevulz for]] [[{{Sadist}} no reason]].

* TheHeavy: Is this in both versions of ''Ziria''. He is by far the most annoying and persistent general, as he escapes three times during the first game, and blasts Ziria away with his spells multiple times throughout the remake, [[spoiler:where he fakes his death and kidnaps Tsukihime to exploit her psychic powers]].

The game's main villain. Jashinsai is an evil sorcerer bent on controlling people by means of converting them to his demonic religion. He has extremely powerful magic abilities and can even create demonic offspring, like Gennoumaru and Suioumaru, out of thin air. While there are no hints to his backstory in the first game, it isn't until ''Manjimaru'' that his motivations are revealed.

!!Jashinsai

* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:In ''Manjimaru'', an Ihika sage reveals that Jashinsai used to be a kind member of their race; that until he was tempted and eventually possessed by the demon Lucifeller, who instigated the entire conflict of ''Ziria'' by attempting to revive Masakado.]]

* ShesGotLegs: In the Xbox 360 remake. Her new design has the bottom part of her gi resemble a loincloth. Making her bare quite shapely thighs for her size.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Kogama is a minature toad with a lovable smirk and a ''Chonmogi'' hairstyle.

* TheUnfavorite: Played with. In ''Tengai Makyou 2'', visiting the snake hermit reveals that he raised both Orochimaru and Kabuki; the hermit follows by stating that he is proud of Orochimaru for his stoic demeanor and elegant manners, but complains about Kabuki being flashy, loud, and downright ridiculous. It turns out that Kabuki is the one that takes the most out of the Snake hermit in terms of personality and appearance, and is the most popular both within the game and with the audience. Thus, the Snake hermit comlpaining about Kabuki all the time is his way of paying more attention to the latter than to Orochimaru.

* TheUnfavorite: Played with. In ''Tengai Makyou 2'', visiting the snake hermit reveals that he raised both Orochimaru and Kabuki; the hermit follows by stating that he is proud of Orochimaru for his stoic demeanor and elegant manners, but complains about Kabuki being flashy, loud, and downright ridiculous. It turns out that Kabuki is the one that takes the most out of the Snake hermit in terms of personality and appearance, and is the most popular both within the game and with the audience.

* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:In ''Manjimaru'', an Ihika sage reveals that Jashinsai used to be a kind member of their race; that until he was tempted and eventually possessed by the demon Lucifeller, who instigated the entire conflict of ''Ziria'' by attmepting to revive Masakado.]]