The following are lists of known shinki, their alternate names, and their vessel forms.
Yato's shinki
Yato's shinki have the family name ne (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Meaning | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 緋 | Hiiro | Hi | scarlet | Hīro
(緋) |
Hiki
(緋器) |
Chokutō with a wooden hilt & a liquefying blade[1] |
| 桜 | Sakura | Ou | cherry tree, cherry blossom | Sakura
(桜) |
Ouki
(桜器) |
Koshigatana[2] |
| 伴 | Tomo | Han | partner | Tomone
(伴音) |
Hanki
(伴器) |
Dagger[3] |
| 雪 | Yuki | Setsu | snow | Yukine
(雪音) |
Sekki
(雪器) |
Chokutō with hilt bandaged with white kasuri[4] As a hafuri, two chokutō (standard katana and wakizashi length)[5] |
| 暦 | Kazu | Rekki | calendar | Kazune
(暦音) |
Rekki
(暦器) |
Divine garments: a tracksuit, long scarf, boots, and pair of gloves Divine weapon: a katana that can transform into bow and arrow when the sword and its scabbard are combined[6] |
Arahabaki's shinki
Arahabaki's shinki have the family name ho (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 椎 | Shii | Tsui | mallet, spine; chinquapin | Shiiho
(椎布) |
Tsuiki
(椎器) |
Army of men on horseback[7] |
Benzaiten's shinki
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 紫 | Murasaki | Shi[8] | purple | Unrevealed | Shiki
(紫器)[8] |
Hagoita[9] |
Bishamonten's shinki
Bishamon's shinki have the family name ha (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 兆 | Kazu | Chō | trillion, omen/sign | Kazuma
(兆麻) |
Chōki
(兆器) |
A nail-shaped ear piercing with tracking abilities [10] As a hafuri: a sakura-shaped ear piercing with tracking abilities[11] |
| 囷 | Kura | Kin | a type of archaic oval granary, used for centuries in multiple East Asian civilizations | Kuraha
(囷巴) |
Kinki
(囷器) |
Lion[11] |
| 紹 | Tsugu | Shou | introduction | Tsuguha
(紹巴) |
Shouki
(紹器) |
Bishamon's preferred battle gear[11] |
| 數 | Kazu | Su | number | Kazuha
(數巴) |
Sūki
(數器) |
Hand pistol[11] |
| 刈 | Karu | Gai | mow | Karuha
(刈巴) |
Gaiki
(刈器) |
6-chamber revolver[11] |
| 秋 | Aki | Shuu | autumn | Akiha
(秋巴) |
Shūki
(秋器) |
Pocket knife[12] |
| 靫 | Yugi | Sai | quiver (of arrows) | Yugiha
(靫巴) |
Saiki
(靫器) |
Great sword[11] |
| 紝 | Kinu | Jin | weave | Kinuha
(紝巴) |
Jinki
(紝器) |
Whip[11] |
| 藍 | Ai | Ran | indigo | Aiha
(藍巴) |
Ranki
(藍器)[8] |
Skirt and armor[13] |
| 陸 | Kuga[14] | Roku | land | Kugaha
(陸巴) |
Rokki
(陸器) |
Set of scales[15] |
| 鈴 | Suzu | Rei/Rin | small bell | Suzuha
(鈴巴) |
Reiki/Rinki
(鈴器)[8] |
Unrevealed |
| 文 | Fumi | Bun/Mon | sentence, literature, art | Fumiha
(文巴) |
Bunki/Monki
(文器)[8] |
Unrevealed |
| 璢 | N/A[16] | Ru | precious stone | Ruha
(璢巴) |
Ruki
(璢器) |
Rusted sword with a horse-head hilt[15] |
| 嶺 | Mine | Ryou | peak, summit | Mineha
(嶺巴) |
Ryouki
(嶺器) |
Broken hand mirror[12] |
| 七 | Nana | Shichi | seven | Nana
(七) |
Shikki
(七器) |
Divine weapons: sword, swarm of locusts
Divine garments: Mask, cloak, chest wrappings, skirt[17] |
Ebisu's shinki
Ebisu's shinki have the family name mi (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 巌 | Iwa | Gan | rock, boulder | Iwami (巌弥) | Ganki
(巌器)[8] |
Unrevealed |
| 邦 | Kuni | Hou | country | Kunimi (邦弥) | Houki
(邦器) |
Possesses Ebisu's body[19] |
| 筒 | Tsutsu | Tou | gun barrel | Tsutsumi (筒弥) | Touki
(筒器) |
Pistol[19] |
| 截 | Tatsu | Shitsu/Sai | cut off, sever | Tatsumi (截弥) | Shikki/Saiki
(截器)[8] |
Black trench coat or white gloves[20] |
| 唱 | Utaeru | Shou | chant, recite, call upon | Utami (唱弥) | Shouki
(唱器)[8] |
Black trench coat or white gloves[20] |
| 高 | Taka | Kou | high, expensive, tall | Takami (高弥) | Kouki
(高器)[8] |
Unrevealed |
Father's shinki
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 螭 | Mizuchi | Chi | a mythological aquatic monster which resembles a hornless dragon[21] | Mizuchi
(螭) |
Chiki
(螭器) |
Monk's staff[citation needed] |
| 陸 | Edachi | Eki | duty, war, campaign | Edachi
(陸) |
Ekki
(役器)[8] |
Unrevealed |
| 莠 | Hagusa | Yuu | green bristlegrass (grass which looks like rice[22]); figuratively, "bad (one)" | Hagusa
(莠) |
Yuuki
(莠器) |
Staff with a twisted blade end[citation needed] |
Kagutsuchi's shinki
The suffix used by Kagutsuchi's shinki is currently unknown.
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 卯 | U | Bou | hare/rabbit (4th sign of Chinese zodiac), 5-7 AM, east | Unrevealed | Bouki
(卯器) |
Set of ten rings[23] |
| 亥 | I | Gai | hog (12th sign of Chinese zodiac), 9-11 PM | Unrevealed | Gaiki
(亥器) |
Sword[23] |
Kofuku's shinki
Kofuku's shinki have the family name dai (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 黒 | Kuro | Koku | black | Daikoku
(大黒)[24] |
Kokki
(黒器) |
Hand fan capable of opening vents[11] |
| 吾 | Ware[25] | Go | ours, one's own | Daigo
(大吾)[26] |
Goki
(黒器)[8] |
Unkown |
Shinatsuhiko's shinki
Shinatsuhiko's shinki have the family name hiro (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 津 | Tsu | Shin | port, harbor, ferry | Tsuhiro
(津仞) |
Shinki
(津器) |
Giant fan[23] |
Takemikazuchi's shinki
Takemikazuchi's shinki have the family name un (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 関 | Seki | Kan | connection; barrier; gateway | Sekiun (関云) | Kanki
(関器) |
Broadsword[7] |
| 黄 | Ki | Ou | yellow | Kiun (黄云) | Ouki
(黄器) |
Lightning dragon[27] |
| 乎 | Ka | Ko | question mark | Kaun (乎云) | Koki
(乎器) |
Katana[28] |
| 巳 | Mi | Shi | snake (6th sign of Chinese zodiac) | Miun (巳云) | Shiki
(巳器) |
Short sword[28] |
| 犀 | N/A[16] | Sai | rhinoceros | Saiun (犀云) | Saiki
(犀器) |
Takemikazuchi's battle attire[28] |
| 疫 | Eyami | Eki | epidemic | Eyami (疫) | Ekki
(疫器) |
Unrevealed |
Tenjin's shinki
Tenjin's shinki have the family name yu (
| Kanji | Kun-yomi | On-yomi | Means | As a Person | As a Weapon | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 南 | Nanami | Na | south | Nayu
(南喩) |
Naki
(南器) |
Cow[29] |
| 歩 | Ayumu | Ho | walk | Ayu
(歩喩) |
Hoki
(歩器) |
Box of purification salt[29] |
| 眞 | Makoto | Shin | pure | Mayu
(真喩)[30] |
Shinki
(眞器) |
Smoking pipe[31] |
| 斯 | Saku | Shi | this; such | Saku
(斯) |
Shiki (斯器)[8] | Unrevealed |
References
- ↑ Chapter 32: Izanami (Vol 9)
- ↑ Chapter 46: Children At Play (Vol 12)
- ↑ Chapter 1: The Man in the Sweatsuit (Vol 1)
- ↑ Chapter 3: Like Snow (Vol 1)
- ↑ Chapter 20: Prayerful Oath (Vol 6)
- ↑ Chapter 82: Time To Move Forward (21)
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Chapter 68: The Road Home (Vol 18)
- ↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 8.11 Not used in manga; assumed from On reading
- ↑ Chapter 93: Objective (Vol 24)
- ↑ Chapter 19: Prayer (Vol 5)
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6 11.7 Chapter 7: Benighted (Vol 2)
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Chapter 13: Signs (Vol 4)
- ↑ Chapter 34: Such Were Their Desires (Vol 9)
- ↑ Uses a nanori reading rather than the kun reading.
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Chapter 22: What Must Be Done (Vol 6)
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 This kanji does not have a Kun reading, so the vessel and human names both use the On reading.
- ↑ Chapter 59: The Disobedient Ones (Vol 15)
- ↑ Chapter 73: If You Hear A Scream (Vol 19)
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Chapter 32: She Who Invites (Vol 9)
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 Chapter 33: Wielder of an Iron Will (Vol 9)
- ↑ Wikipedia: Mizuchi
- ↑ Wikipedia: Sertaria viridis
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Chapter 97: Savior (Vol 25)
- ↑ Daikoku’s name as a person uses the on reading instead of the kun reading.
- ↑ Not used in manga; assumed from Kun reading
- ↑ Daigo’s name as a person uses the on reading instead of the kun reading.
- ↑ Chapter 35: Death (Vol 9)
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 Chapter 61: Renegade (Vol 16)
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 Chapter 72: Near Love, Far Love (Vol 20)
- ↑ Mayu’s name as a person uses the Kanji character 真, a modern version of the Kanji character 眞.
- ↑ Chapter 4: A Few Godly Perspectives (Vol 1)