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Hina Kagiyama

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Hina is a misfortune goddess (厄神 yakujin). By utilizing the Japanese ritual nagashi-bina (流し雛) – a custom which people transfer their impurity (穢れ kegare) and misfortune (厄 yaku) on to a hina doll (雛人形 hina ningyou) and then putting it into a river to be carried away – she collects the misfortune by gathering the hina dolls at the downstream.

Hina's unfortune danmaku takes form of amulets.

Hina possesses the ability to store and manage misfortune inside herself. By people's exorcism, she collects misfortune, and is able to stockpile it in her surroundings. Misfortune in her surroundings possesses power to give any kind of human or youkai misfortune, which causes misfortune to humans and youkai that come near her. However, this does not mean she stockpiles the misfortune in herself, and since it is always in the "surroundings" that she stockpiles the misfortune, she definitely does not become misfortune herself.

The misfortune that she takes up from humans is given over to other gods. She holds no ill will towards humans, however, and amasses misfortune merely as a way of preventing it from befalling others. The negative energy of misfortune is what gives Hina her power. As one that stores the misfortune, it can be said that from a certain point of view, she also possesses good fortune.

In order to amass this misfortune, she collects the Nagashi-bina dolls in which humans use to put their own misfortune and float downstream. Perhaps as a performance of her stockpiling of misfortune in danmaku, her spinning may be a reference to her ability to store up curses. This is because the kanji for "curse" (厄 yaku) looks somewhat like a swirl, just like the one on her dress. It can be seen that something like misfortune flies in Hina's surroundings, developing into danmaku as a spiral. It seems like she throws them as bullets in the form of amulets. Additionally, a purple-blue-ish fog can be seen swarming around her when she casts a spell card.

In addition to scaring off humans from the Youkai Mountain and amassing misfortune, she has apparently begun selling the Nagashi-bina dolls that she collects as a form of recycling. However, as it is generally a taboo to pay any attention to a misfortune god, her stand is probably ignored.

Hina has aquamarine hair and eyes. Her hair is decorated with red bows and white frills. Part of her hair is tied under her chin with a bow as a sort front ponytail. She wears a red dress which is darker around her middle and lighter on the bottom. The dress also has white frills on the bottom and an enormous white kerchief on top. The bottom of her dress is decorated with a similar aquamarine swirl resembling the "厄" (misfortune) kanji at the bottom. As footwear she has knee-length black cross-laced boots similar to Alice Margatroid's.

Hina Kagiyama is known as a goddess of misfortune who carries curses to prevent others from suffering them. Despite this ominous role, she has a calm, somewhat mysterious personality and shows a caring side, as her goal is to absorb misfortune rather than let it spread to others. She can be a bit intimidating due to her eerie appearance and associations with curses, but she’s not inherently malicious—she's more protective and responsible, albeit in an unusual way.

Hina might seem cold or distant, but she genuinely cares for others, even if she keeps a bit of distance.

Hina often speaks cryptically and has an air of mystery, which adds to her enigmatic aura.

Hina is rarely flustered, handling most situations with a quiet grace. She doesn’t reveal much about herself, so she might respond subtly rather than being overly expressive. Hina deals with misfortune head-on, showing strength and resilience even if she faces constant negativity.

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