TV Special
Description
Kyon-Kyon is a blue-haired, yellow-eyed jiangshi from Hell China, standing 1.48 meters tall. She was once human, living peacefully in a village with her twin sister, Ran-Ran, until war destroyed their home, killing them and transforming them into emotionless jiangshi who preyed on humans. A powerful demon called "Master" intervened, defeated them, and trained them, helping them regain their human hearts. Kyon-Kyon now lives in the human world, striving to become human again by performing good deeds.
Her personality is gentle and caring, marked by a unique speech pattern ending sentences with "yo." She actively seeks chances to help others to restore her humanity. However, she exhibits extreme violence when provoked, especially if her sister Ran-Ran is threatened or insulted. This fierce protectiveness often pushes her near total loss of control, requiring Ran-Ran to stop her. Kyon-Kyon also takes jokes literally, sometimes reacting with confusion or disappointment. She openly expresses deep affection for humans, reflecting her earnest desire to rejoin human society.
Kyon-Kyon possesses great physical strength, allowing her to fight powerful beings like Minos. Yet her body is fragile and shatters easily upon impact, necessitating super glue for reassembly. As a higher-ranking jiangshi, she moves freely. A critical weakness is her vulnerability to glutinous rice, as her master neglected to teach her resistance. Her bite transmits a disease that turns victims into jiangshi.
Her closest bond is with Ran-Ran, who is now cursed into a panda form. Ran-Ran resides within Kyon-Kyon's dress but can leave it, frequently mediating her sister's violent outbursts. Kyon-Kyon interacts amiably with others, like Jashin-chan, whom she humorously calls a fellow "dumb demon." Yurine Hanazono helped her secure a part-time job at Dragon Books, integrating her into human life. She participates in community events, such as a Halloween show, though disrespect during such occasions can trigger her aggression.
In daily life, Kyon-Kyon works at the bookstore while persistently seeking good deeds. Her efforts include defending others from harm, like severely punishing thugs who robbed a child and mocked Ran-Ran. She shares food generously and engages in ordinary social interactions, where her sincerity often surprises or endears her to others. Her journey balances gentle aspirations with the supernatural dangers of her existence.
Her personality is gentle and caring, marked by a unique speech pattern ending sentences with "yo." She actively seeks chances to help others to restore her humanity. However, she exhibits extreme violence when provoked, especially if her sister Ran-Ran is threatened or insulted. This fierce protectiveness often pushes her near total loss of control, requiring Ran-Ran to stop her. Kyon-Kyon also takes jokes literally, sometimes reacting with confusion or disappointment. She openly expresses deep affection for humans, reflecting her earnest desire to rejoin human society.
Kyon-Kyon possesses great physical strength, allowing her to fight powerful beings like Minos. Yet her body is fragile and shatters easily upon impact, necessitating super glue for reassembly. As a higher-ranking jiangshi, she moves freely. A critical weakness is her vulnerability to glutinous rice, as her master neglected to teach her resistance. Her bite transmits a disease that turns victims into jiangshi.
Her closest bond is with Ran-Ran, who is now cursed into a panda form. Ran-Ran resides within Kyon-Kyon's dress but can leave it, frequently mediating her sister's violent outbursts. Kyon-Kyon interacts amiably with others, like Jashin-chan, whom she humorously calls a fellow "dumb demon." Yurine Hanazono helped her secure a part-time job at Dragon Books, integrating her into human life. She participates in community events, such as a Halloween show, though disrespect during such occasions can trigger her aggression.
In daily life, Kyon-Kyon works at the bookstore while persistently seeking good deeds. Her efforts include defending others from harm, like severely punishing thugs who robbed a child and mocked Ran-Ran. She shares food generously and engages in ordinary social interactions, where her sincerity often surprises or endears her to others. Her journey balances gentle aspirations with the supernatural dangers of her existence.