Name: Shikieiki Yamaxanadu
Species: Yama
Abilities: Can distinctly judge anything to be Good or Evil
Personal Information
Shikieiki is one of the Yama who judge the dead to decide whether they go to Heaven, Hell, Hakugyokurou or get reincarnated. She's become well known in Gensokyo because she has a habit to lecture anyone and everyone about their fault. The souls of the dead are brought to her by Komachi over a river called the Sanzu no Kawa. She currently resides in Hell to judge the dead who've traversed to Higan and the Sanzu no Kawa. She has blue eyes, green hair that is longer on the left side, wears a dark blue, black and white dress with gold decorations with one ribbon on both sleeves and a blue and white hat with a gold emblem in front and a red and white bow on the back that are balanced equally. Her current age is unknown but it is speculated that she is immortal.
Fun Facts
*Carries a rod that carries out Judgement of Death.
*In fan art, she is seen as aggressive against other people with "larger breast", to the point of even arbitrarily sending them to hell.
*Some fan art portrays Shikieiki being envious of Komachi's bust size in particular, but sending Komachi to hell usually is not an option.
*Because of her job and Komachi's attitude, she is usually seen striking Komachi with the "Rod of Remorse" for being a slacker.
*She carries her rod everywhere. She even appears to carry it in her character portrait.
*She does not discriminate between youkai and humanity.
*While Shikieiki's combat capacity is never directly showed, but Yukari Yakumo believes that herself, Yuyuko Saigyouji and Reimu Hakurei to be together "no match for" the Yama.
*According to Komachi, Shikieiki is actually a jizoe statue, who received enough faith to gain divine powers, and was promoted.
*Even Shikieiki has work breaks, but even during these she doesn't pass up the chances to lecture people.
*Yamaxanadu is actually her job title meaning "Yama of Paradise".
*Shikieiki was not always the Yamaxanadu. Rather, she earns this position through her merits.
