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Saenome are tasked with sealing spirits that possess objects and pose a threat to society. Known as tsukumogami, these spirits are generally non-violent, and saenome normally seal them after a simple verbal exchange. Traumatized by a previous deadly encounter with a malevolent spirit, Hyouma Kunato refuses to use peaceful methods and gets into physical confrontations with all tsukumogami that cross paths with him. Deeming this behavior unacceptable for a future clan leader, Hyouma's grandfather, Zouhei, proposes that he starts living with Botan Nagatsuki, a young woman whose family is composed of six tsukumogami—lest he be excommunicated.
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What are saenome in Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari?
Saenome are people tasked with sealing tsukumogami, spirits that possess objects. Their usual method is a verbal exchange because most tsukumogami are not violent.
What are tsukumogami in Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari?
Tsukumogami are spirits associated with objects, and the series treats them as a group that is generally non-violent. The danger comes from malevolent spirits that threaten society.
Why does the protagonist distrust tsukumogami?
The protagonist is traumatized by an earlier deadly encounter with a malevolent spirit. That experience makes the normal saenome approach of talking to tsukumogami difficult for him.
Is Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari a supernatural action anime?
Yes. Its conflict centers on sealing spirits that possess objects, while the characters deal with the difference between ordinary tsukumogami and genuinely dangerous ones.
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