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KANON MISAKI
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Kanon Misaki is the main protagonist in the 2010 tokusatsu drama series Daimajin Kanon, produced by Kadokawa, and is played by Yuka Rikuna.
Born on February 3, 1989 in the Yamagata prefecture of Japan, Kanon moved to Tokyo to study music. After meeting fellow student Kotaro Ushirone, she became the singer for his band 0°C, but soon discovered he was cheating on her and left the band, heartbroken to discover he had adapted her family's ancient prayer song into a new pop hit. These circumstances, and her connection to the prayer song and an ancient bloodline drags her into a world of yokai mishaps.
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Daimajin Kanon
"Distant Song"
Kanon enrolled in Tokyo University with hopes of becoming a singer. She moved to the city, and quickly joined 0°C, the band of her boyfriend Kotaro Ushirone, until she realized he was cheating on her, and had stolen her grandmother's traditional song to make a pop hit. One night, Kanon had a strange dream in which her ex-boyfriend turned into a strange, whitehaired monster that did battle with a giant. She awoke to the dismal sight of rain over metropolitan Tokyo.
"His Sound"
"Warm Widow"
Kanon landed an interview at a local western buffet called "Pietro," where the interviewer, head waitress Tsubasa Maruyama
"Indulgent Drink"
Misaki was awkward and reserved at the party held in her honor, which furthered Ms. Maruyama's suspicion of her. Because of her stress, she had too much to drink, and after the party, Maruyama escorted her home. Miyuki began hiccupping and started to stray from the path before the two women turned down an alleyway. There they saw an Ipadada in the form of a giant cricket jumping around the walls, and were nearly run over by the Onbake Taihei, who jumped over them on his motorcycle, scattering the advertisements for a traditional music concert that he had tucked into his waistband. One of the flyers lands perfectly between Kanon's fingers. After this ordeal, Maruyama invited her for a drink at her apartment. There, Maruyama asked about Kanon's breakdown earlier that day, and Kanon explained that ever since coming to Tokyo, particularly after Saeki stole her grandmother's prayer song, she had been faced with the people's lack of compassion. It lead her to question her morals and her grandmother's teachings of kindness and understanding. Maruyama consoled her as she cried, mourning her loss of innocence and lack of surety of her place in the world.
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KOTARO USHIRONE
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Kotaro Ushirone is an antagonist in the 2010 tokusatsu drama series Daimajin Kanon, produced by Kadokawa, and is played by Enoku Shimegi. He is the guitarist for his band 0°C, the ex-boyfriend of series heroine Kanon Misaki, and the current host of the Ipadada created by the mistreatment of Kento Saeki.
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"Distant Song"
Ushirone was trying to enjoy a meal in a local restaurant when a news broadcast announced the execution of the murderer Kento Saeki, who had killed eight people including his parents in 2002. The owner expressed disgust at the man's crimes, but Kotaro was ambivalent. Later, while crossing the street, a woman's grocery bag broke and spilled all over the road and Kotaro walked past her without helping, indirectly contributing to a traffic disruption. This act caught the attention of the grim spirit of Saeki, who approached him while he was sleeping and suggested that they had a kindred rage and suggested they go out killing together. While in possession of Kotaro's body,
"His Sound"
"Warm Widow"
"Indulgent Drink"
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KENTO SAEKI
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Kento Saeki is a main antagonist in the 2010 tokusatsu drama series Daimajin Kanon, produced by Kadokawa, and is played by Naoki Takai.
Saeki was abused by his parents as a child, and one day in 2002 the anguish in his soul allowed him to become posessed by an Ipadada. He then killed both his parents, their housekeeper, and five others before being captured. He was put to death for his crimes in 2009, and his spirit, now an Ipadada, possessed the body of Kotaro Ushirone, and used him to begin collecting souls.
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Daimajin Kanon
"Distant Song"
When Saeki was put to death for eight murders committed in 2002, his last words were cries of anguish about his need to kill more people.
"His Sound"
"Warm Widow"
"Indulgent Drink"
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TSUBAYA MARUYAMA
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Tsubasa Maruyama is a recurring character in the 2010 tokusatsu drama series Daimajin Kanon, produced by Kadokawa, and is played by Mirai Kondo. She is the head waiter at a buffet in Tokyo called "Pietro," where the inexperienced manager counted on her to keep things running smoothly.
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"Warm Widow"
Maruyama interviewed a girl named Kanon Misaki when she applied for a job at Pietro, partly because of her experience, and also because of the strange nature of her resume, where she had written "I don't know" under hobbies. Despite Tsubasa's attempts to connect with the girl, including bringing up her brother-in-law's also hailing from Yamagata Prefecture, and her newfound fondness for the local cuisine, but Misaki was very reserved. Maruyama surmised that she must be socially anxious, and hired her.
"Indulgent Drink"
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- Maruyama is absent from the Daimajin Kanon manga adaptation, where "Pietro" is replaced with a gentleman's café.
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