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For the time being, there was no specific recommendation information about Japanese demon-catching novels.

" The Unsuitable Person at Demon King Academy " was a television animation adapted from a web novel. It was announced on October 6, 2019 that it would be animated. The film told the story of the demon king's ancestor reincarnating into the school of his descendants. The anime was produced by SilverLink. It will premiere every Saturday from July 4 to September 26, 2020 on TokyoXX, Tochigi TV, Gunma TV, and BS11. This work combined the elements of the demon king and the school, bringing a new and interesting storyline to the audience.

One characteristic is the blend of historical settings. They often take place during the imperial era of Japan, which gives a unique cultural backdrop. Another is the presence of supernatural elements like demons. These demons are usually based on Japanese folklore, such as oni or yokai. The detective aspect involves solving mysteries related to these demons' activities, like disappearances or strange happenings in the village.

There's a fanfic called 'The Secret of the Inu Stones'. It's about a group of adventurers who stumble upon a mystery related to the Aku Inu. As they dig deeper, they discover the true power of the demon dogs. It's full of action and mystery, with a touch of Japanese folklore thrown in.

There were many national comics like the fox demon matchmaker, such as Douluo Continent, Full-time Expert, Demonic Ancestor, and Heavenly Official Blessing. There were also many Japanese animes like the fox demon matchmaker, such as The Legend of Qin, Painting of the Bad People of the Pugilistic World, Nine Songs of the Sky, Blade of Ghost Destruction, and so on.

Another one might be 'Onmyoji Detective'. In this novel, the setting is inspired by the imperial Japan. The onmyoji, who are sort of like magicians or exorcists in Japanese lore, act as detectives. They deal with various cases involving demons and other supernatural entities. The story often delves into the complex relationships between humans, demons, and the spiritual world. It shows how the onmyoji use their knowledge and skills to uncover the truth behind strange occurrences.

In a great Aku Inu fanfic, the plot needs to be engaging. It could be a story of the demon dogs' struggle against a powerful enemy or a journey of self - discovery for one of the dogs. The setting also matters. A detailed description of the Japanese landscape or underworld where the dogs reside can enhance the story. For instance, if the fanfic is set in an ancient Japanese forest, the description of the trees, the mist, and the strange sounds can create a spooky and immersive atmosphere.

The phrase for 'Japanese comics' in Japanese is '鏃ユ湰銇极鐢' (Nihon no manga).

In the Fantasy Westward Journey's Tao Yaoyao's tribulation plot guide, there was no specific explanation of the killing method of the Sun Demon. However, in general, if you wanted to kill the Sun Demon, you needed to rely on your own strength and skills, and at the same time, you needed to use a reasonable strategy and plan. The most important thing for the Sun Demons was to find their weaknesses and attack them. You can find their weaknesses by observing their actions and attack methods. For example, if the Sun Demons usually use magic to attack, you can find the location and timing of their magic to attack. You can also use various props and equipment in Fantasy Westward Journey to attack, such as weapons, armor, necklaces, etc. These props and equipment can improve your strength and attack ability. When killing the Sun Demons, he also needed to be vigilant to avoid being counterattacked by them. You can prepare some protective items and equipment such as armor, medicine, etc. so that you can maintain your survivability when you are attacked. In order to kill the Sun Devil, you need to rely on your own strength and skills. At the same time, you need to use a reasonable strategy and plan. You need to use various props and equipment to attack, maintain vigilance, and avoid being counterattacked. Only then can you successfully defeat the Sun Devil.

Japanese novels often have a strong sense of place. For example, many are set in specific regions of Japan, like Tokyo or rural areas, and the description of the environment is very detailed. They also tend to explore complex human emotions. In 'The Tale of Genji', the emotions of love, jealousy, and longing are deeply examined.