Objects of significance

This page lists significant objects in the Len'en Project, in order of appearance.

Danmaku Toys

弾幕（だんまく）玩具（がんぐ） Danmaku Toys Danmaku Weapons
Yabusame Houlen's "Dimensional Fragments"
Creator	Tsubakura Enraku & Kuroji Shitodo
Type	Weapon
Possessor	Various characters
Appearances
Official Games
Evanescent Existence Yabusame Houlen's Dimensional Fragments Suzumi Kuzu's Aftermath Blades

Danmaku Toys (弾幕玩具, Danmaku Gangu), or Danmaku Weapons (弾幕兵器, Danmaku Heiki), is a type of weapon used to fire danmaku used by the outsiders introduced in Evanescent Existence.

General Information

Not much is known about Danmaku Toys, except that Tsubakura Enraku made most of them. In addition, it is known that Aoji Shitodo gained the ability to fire danmaku without their danmaku toy after arriving at Mugenri, although it is unknown if this applies to all the outsiders.

Currently, known danmaku weapons include:

• Yabusame Houlen: Dimensional Fragments (次元のかけら, Jigen no Kakera)
• Tsubakura Enraku: Name unknown, but is described as a "unique ink".
• Kuroji Shitodo: Name unknown, but are their shot options in Earthen Miraculous Sword, Reactivate Majestical Imperial and Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle. It is known that unlike their peers, they use a danmaku weapon of their own design instead of one created by Tsubakura.
• Suzumi Kuzu: Aftermath Blades (余波鋭鋒, Nagori no Kireaji)

Additional Information

• While unclear whether they are considered danmaku toys, Sukune Katano's options from RMI and BPoHC are called Haniwa Cannons (ハニワ大砲, Haniwa Taihou)

Eye of Senri

闡裡（せんり）の瞳（ひとみ） Eye of Senri
Tsurubami Senri in Evanescent Existence, whose design features multiple Eyes of Senri
Creator	Unknown
Type	Sacred Treasure(?)
Possessor	Senri Shrine
Appearances
Official Games
Evanescent Existence On Tsurubami Senri's hat; held by Tsurubami Earthen Miraculous Sword On Tsubakura Enraku's hat Reactivate Majestical Imperial On Tsubakura Enraku's hat Mentioned Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle On Tsubakura Enraku's hat On Xeno a's cards On Suzumi Kuzu's skirt Book of the Cafe One of NiLU's eyes Tom C. Zemlja's main body Zero Base Cores Various ??? race units Others On Rei's hat

The Eye of Senri (闡裡の瞳, Senri no Hitomi) is a mysterious item that is commonly used as a symbolic motif related to the Senri Shrine and its priests. The Eye of Senri is commonly depicted as a semicircle facing downwards, with a smaller black semicircle on top of the larger white one. A variation of the eye shows a full circle design instead, with the upper semicircle on top being white or black.

General Information

Not much is known about the Eye of Senri, and when asked about it, JynX said that it is a secret for now.

Taira no Fumikado wanted to use the Eye of Senri when building the homunculus body for Taira no Masakado, implying that it may be an actual eye or pair of eyes that contains some sort of power. During Tsubakura Enraku's Bad Ending in Earthen Miraculous Sword, Yabusame Houlen compares Tsubakura's hat, which they apparently received from Tsurubami Senri after the events of Evanescent Existence, to the Tasouken, implying that it is a sacred treasure as well. It is unclear whether this refers to the entire hat, or just the eye that newly appeared on Tsubakura's hat in this game.

In Book of the Cafe, many combat units of the ??? race (namely the Causality-Severing Steels, Iron Hammers of Binding, Bullets of Discord, Arms of Deceit, Hammers of Sealing, Bullets of Enmity, Staves of Rememberance and Phony Miracle Cures) all feature a single Eye of Senri on their design, which moves as if it were a real eye. Although whether they are actually used for vision, as well as whether they actually are Eyes of Senri or merely modelled after them, remains unknown.

Background Information

The Eye of Senri may have been derived from the Japanese word for clairvoyance (千里眼, senri-gan, "thousand-mile eye"), with which it shares the pronunciation of "senri", albeit using different kanji.

BCN Knife

ＢＣＮナイフ BCN Knife
The knife as it appears in Book of the Cafe
Creator	Unknown (Likely Tsubakura Enraku)
Type	Weapon
Possessor	Kurohebi
Appearances
Official Games
Evanescent Existence Held in Kurohebi's right hand Book of the Cafe An equipment implant

The BCN Knife (ＢＣＮナイフ) is an alloy knife of heterodiamond nanotube and chromium, owned by Kurohebi.

General Information

"BCN" most likely refers to boron, carbon and nitrogen, the composite atoms in heterodiamond, a superhard material.

Not much else is known about the BCN knife, though it is likely created by Tsubakura Enraku, much like many other technologically advanced items owned by their friends and companions, such as the Danmaku Toys and the Two-dimensional Cloth.

Official Sources

• 2023/06/02 Book of the Cafe - Item Description

Sapphire of Ravermos

ラヴァルモスの蒼玉 Sapphire of Ravermos
The sapphire as it appears in Book of the Cafe
Creator	Unknown
Type	Gem
Possessor	Aoji Shitodo
Appearances
Official Games
Evanescent Existence Worn around Aoji's right arm Book of the Cafe An equipment implant

The Sapphire of Ravermos (ラヴァルモスの蒼玉) is sapphire gem owned by Aoji Shitodo.

General Information

The gem is seen held by a wooden stick, which is in turn clasped onto an arm ring. It's known that Aoji received the gem from a "slimy and slippery fellow", likely referring to one of their summoned beasts, but not much is known of the gem otherwise. It is possible that the sapphire is somehow related to Ponderer of the Ivory Cup, whose alternate name "Thinker in the Eibon" also references a creation of Clark Ashton Smith.

Background Information

The name "Ravermos" makes reference to the short story Vulthoom by cosmic horror writer Clark Ashton Smith. In the text, Ravermos is a subterranean city on Mars wherein the great old one Vulthoom dwelled. However, there does not seem to be anything connecting the city to any gem.

Official Sources

• 2023/06/02 Book of the Cafe - Item Description

Two-dimensional Cloth

二次元（にじげん）の布（ぬの） Two-dimensional Cloth
The cloth as it appears in Book of the Cafe
Creator	Tsubakura Enraku
Type	Cloth
Possessor	Yabusame Houlen
Appearances
Official Games
Earthen Miraculous Sword Mentioned in Yabusame Houlen's official profile Book of the Cafe An equipment implant

The Two-dimensional Cloth (二次元の布) is a piece of cloth with zero thickness made by Tsubakura Enraku, which they gave to Yabusame Houlen to prevent them from flying off into another dimension on a whim.

General Information

Not much else is known about the two-dimensional cloth, but it is notable that Yabusame was seemingly able to enter an alternate-dimension version of Mugenri in Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle's tutorial, which implies that Yabusame either took it off during the scenario, or that it doesn't work exactly as intended.

Official Sources

• 2013/11/18 Earthen Miraculous Sword - Yabusame Houlen's Official Profile

Washukitsu

和修吉 Washukitsu
The Washukitsu as it appears in Book of the Cafe
Creator	Likely Jun Amanomiya
Type	Umbrella
Possessor	Jun Amanomiya
Appearances
Official Games
Earthen Miraculous Sword Carried by Jun Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Carried by Jun Book of the Cafe An equipment implant

The Washukitsu (和修吉) is an oil-paper umbrella that Jun Amanomiya is often seen carrying.

General Information

Washukitsu is the Japanese name for the Nagaraja Vasuki from Hindu mythology. In Chinese and Japanese Buddhism, he is known as one of the Eight Great Dragon Kings (八大竜王) and additionally became Kuzuryū-Ōkami (九頭龍大神, Lit. "Night-headed Great Dragon God") in Japan. The umbrella was likely named after him as he is a rain deity.

Official Sources

• 2013/11/18 Earthen Miraculous Sword - Jun Amanomiya's Official Profile
• 2023/06/02 Book of the Cafe - Item Description

Sea Hare Hat

海の兎帽 Sea Hare Hat
The hat as it appears in Book of the Cafe
Creator	Unknown
Type	Hat
Possessor	Shou Amanomori
Appearances
Official Games
Earthen Miraculous Sword Worn by Shou Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Worn by Shou Book of the Cafe Worn by Shou An equipment implant

The Sea Hare Hat (海の兎帽, umi no usagi bou) is a hat often seen worn by Shou Amanomori.

General Information

The hat's name makes reference to "sea hares", the oceanic creature that Shou is a youkai of.

Official Sources

• 2023/06/02 Book of the Cafe - Item Description

Almagest's Epicyclic Disc

アルマゲストの周転（しゅうてん）円盤（えんばん） Almagest's Epicyclic Disc
The disc as it appears in Book of the Cafe
Creator	Unknown
Type	Disc
Possessor	Lumen Celeritas (Discarded once broken)
Appearances
Official Games
Earthen Miraculous Sword Worn on Lumen's back Book of the Cafe Worn on Lumen's back An equipment implant

The Almagest's Epicyclic Disc (アルマゲストの周転円盤, arumagesuto no shuuten enban) is a disc once carried by Lumen Celeritas, acting as a seal on their power.

General Information

Who made the disc and where are both unknown, but it is known that the disc was used to seal off Lumen's power, making use of the movement of celestial bodies to suppress the moon, lessening the effect its light has on Lumen.

The disc was successful in suppressing Lumen's power combined with their own conscious effort to avoid moonlight, but during the main story of Earthen Miraculous Sword, Adagumo no Yaorochi mowed down much of the clouds around the Unlost Woods, causing Lumen's usual sleeping spot under a tree to bask in more moonlight than usual. This caused Lumen to absorb too much moonlight and ultimately overpower the disc, breaking it and causing it no longer work.

The disc is no longer seen after Earthen Miraculous Sword, and in Lumen's Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle appearance is seemingly replaced with a new year's gate pine decoration on their head.

Background Information

The disc's name references the Almagest, a 2nd-century mathematical and astronomical treatise on the apparent motions of the stars and planetary paths. More broadly, the word "almagest" may also refer to any celebrated textbook on astrology and alchemy. Whichever meaning is taken, they both reference the disc's connection to celestial bodies.

The disc also references the concept of epicycles, used in older models of astronomy, especially geocentric models. In such models, planets are assumed to move in a small circular orbit that in turn moves along in a larger circular orbit, the epicycle refers to the former small orbit.

Finally , the disc also makes reference to the Magic: The Gathering card "Nevinyrral's Disk", which was in turn inspired by writer Larry Niven's The Magic Goes Away, in which the protagonist invents a "spinning disc that depletes available mana in its vicinity to power its rotation". Thus it could be theorised that the Almagest's Epicyclic Disc functions similarly, drawing power from celestial bodies' movement to somehow suppress the moon's effect on Lumen.

Official Sources

• 2023/09/17 Book of the Cafe - Item Description

Ame-no-Hazuchi

天（あめ）ノ羽槌（はづち） Ame-no-Hazuchi
Sukune Katano in Earthen Miraculous Sword, holding the Ame-no-Hazuchi
Creator	Sukune Katano
Type	Hammer-shaped bottle opener
Possessor	Sukune Katano
Appearances
Official Games
Earthen Miraculous Sword Carried by Sukune Katano Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Carried by Sukune Katano (as a boss) Book of the Cafe An implant item(?)

The Ame-no-Hazuchi (天ノ羽槌) is a hammer made by Sukune Katano, who sometimes carries it along with them.

General Information

Not much is known about the Ame-no-Hazuchi, except that it is a hammer with a bottle opener attached to one side of its head. The hammer face has the kanji kon (坤) written on it, which is one of the Eight Trigrams and is associated with the earth, likely a reference to Sukune's job as an artisan who mainly works with clay.

Background Information

The name of the hammer likely comes from the historical Japanese text the Kogo Shūi (古語拾遺), a record of the Imbe clan's history written down according to orally transmitted material.

One possible candidate is the Ame-no-Habakiri (天羽々斬, Lit. "heavenly feathers sword"), a sword mentioned in the text to have been wielded by the god Susanoo to slay the serpentine monster Yamata no Orochi. "Haba" (羽々) is believed to mean "great serpent", thus the sword's name means the "Heavenly Sword of Great Serpent Slicing". Although the hammer's name is not directly found in the sword's, it could be potentially related to Sukune through Yaorochi, who is a result of the slaying of Orochi.

Another possible origin is the god Ame-no-Hazuchinoo-no-Kami (天羽槌雄神, Lit. "heavenly feather hammer male god"). He is mentioned in the book as a god of weaving and is credited with inventing the loom, in addition, he is said to have contributed to the production of cloths during the myriad gods' attempts to lure the sun goddess Amaterasu out of hiding. While no connection to Sukune nor a hammer could be drawn from the god, the hammer's name does directly appear within his name.

Sukune's Ame-no-Hazuchi may either be interpreted in light of Ame-no-Habakiri as "Heavenly Hammer of the Great Serpent" or literally like in Ame-no-Hazuchinoo-no-Kami as "Heavenly Feather Hammer".

Tasouken

蛇叢剣（たそうけん） Tasouken ta̠so̞ːkẽ̞ɴ Sword of Kusanagi
The Tasouken in Earthen Miraculous Sword Aloof Sword More Character Titles
Creator	Yago Ametsukana
Type	Sacred Treasure
Abilities	Severing relations
Possessor	Adagumo no Yaorochi
Appearances
Official Games
Earthen Miraculous Sword Final Boss (Yaorochi's Sword) Hidden Final Boss (As self) Reactivate Majestical Imperial Yaorochi's Sword Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Stage 6:1, Yaorochi's sword

The Tasouken (蛇叢剣) is a sacred sword originally created by Yago Ametsukana and currently wielded by Adagumo no Yaorochi, frequently used in their spell cards and attacks. Its true identity is that of the legendary Sword of Kusanagi.

Main article: Tasouken

Saeda

小枝（さえだ） Saeda
The replica Saeda in Reactivate Majestical Imperial
Creator	Unknown (Original) Sukune Katano (Replica)
Type	Flute
Abilities	Manipulating spirits
Possessor	Originally Taira no Fumikado; Given to Fujiwara no Iyozane
Appearances
Official Games
Reactivate Majestical Imperial Replica held by Fujiwara no Iyozane

The Saeda (小枝, lit. "small branch") is a magical flute that creates music that attracts spirits but can only be used by those who have crossed over life and death.

Background Information

The Saeda, also known as the "Aoba" (青葉, lit. "green leaf"), was an actual flute in Japanese history that belonged to Taira no Atsumori, who was said to be an excellent flute player and was famous for his death in single combat at the Battle of Ichi-no-Tani. This would explain why the flute was in the possession of the Taira clan.

Backstory

The Saeda was originally among the treasures of the Taira clan, and was instrumental to Taira no Fumikado's plan to revive Taira no Masakado. Taira no Chouki took their own life and became a departed spirit in an attempt to become capable of playing the instrument, but was tricked by the master of the Spirit World and lost their voice, rendering them unable to play the flute. Fumikado later encountered Fujiwara no Iyozane as a boatman while fleeing Devanagara and discovered that they had the ability to play the flute, asking for Iyozane's cooperation and gifting them the flute. Iyozane later commissioned Sukune Katano to make a replica of the flute, so as to not need to use the original, safeguarding it.

Appearances

Reactivate Majestical Imperial

The Saeda was used by Iyozane to control the souls flooding into Mugenri through the Mugenri Barrier, in an attempt to gather them and revive Masakado's soul.

Harujion

ハルジオン Harujion ha̠ɾ̠ɯᵝd͡ʑiõ̞ɴ
The Harujion in the Withered Grove That Which Grants that Which is Dead More Character Titles
Type	Youkai daisy flower
Abilities	Absorbing vital energy, Resurrecting the dead
Age	Unknown, but is known to be very old.
Possessor	Shion
Appearances
Official Games
Reactivate Majestical Imperial Stage 6 Background Shion's bio Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Stage 6:1 Background

The Harujion (ハルジオン) is a flower from the Outside World that rarely blooms in Mugenri. It's known for being a dangerous item that absorbs vital energy in order to grow up.

Main article: Harujion

Bankuruwase -DaviD-

番狂（ばんくるわせ） —DaviD— Bankuruwase -DaviD- Bankuruwase
Kunimitsu wielding the Bankuruwase
Creator	Yago Ametsukana
Type	Sword
Abilities	Growing in power when cutting an opponent more powerful than its wielder
Possessor	Kunimitsu Ooya
Appearances
Official Games
Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Kunimitsu Ooya's sword

Bankuruwase -DaviD- (番狂 —DaviD—, Lit. "Upset", as in "an unexpected result or situation") is a long sword owned by Kunimitsu Ooya that grows in power whenever it cuts an opponent more powerful than its wielder. The sword's sheath has a predominantly white design with some blue parts. Since the sword was never shown unsheathed, it is unknown what the sword itself looks like. The sword cannot be unsheathed unless it has confirmed that its wielder is Kunimitsu, making them the only one that can make use of the sword.

Background Information

The Bankuruwase is based on the biblical David, who killed the much stronger Goliath in battle using a sling, as indicated by the Star of David on its hilt, its name and its defining trait.

Backstory

The Bankuruwase was created by Yago Ametsukana and granted to Kunimitsu Ooya, although the reason behind this is unknown.

Appearances

Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle

The Bankuruwase was wielded by Kunimitsu during the Heaven-Shadow War, where they fought on behalf of the imperial capital Devanagara.

Rudhira

ルルゥッディルラ Rudhira
Mitori wielding the Rudhira Imperial Bow More Character Titles
Creator	Unknown
Type	Bow
Abilities	Increasing in power the more people hold the users blood in high esteem
Possessor	Ooama no Ake no Mitori
Appearances
Official Games
Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Ooama no Ake no Mitori's bow

The Rudhira (ルルゥッディルラ, Ruruuddirura), which means "blood" in Sanskrit (रुधिर), is an imperial bow capable of firing the wielder's own blood as arrows. The more people there are who hold that blood in high esteem, and the stronger those feelings are, the more powerful it becomes. Under the use of Ooama no Ake no Mitori, it becomes one of the most powerful weapons in Devanagara. It is red and black with a heart-shaped decoration on the end, it has no bowstring as it does not require one. Instead, the gem seen dangling down at the end of the thin red strap on Mitori's left arm can be pierced into the wrist, bringing blood to the bow.

According to JynX, the Rudhira is one of the few weapons in the Len'en Project that was not made by Yago Ametsukana, and that it is their own belief that Mitori carries the Rudhira into battle as they enjoy a battle with risk, regardless of the enemy. However, they also added that fans are free to come up with other reasons as well.

Although "Rudira" is the official romaji, it does not necessarily transcribe the katakana name accurately, but instead the Sanskrit name. On the other hand, the katakana name ルルゥッディルラ (ruruuddirura) does not reflect the Sanskrit reading either, with a more accurate katakana rendition of the name potentially being ルッディラ (ruddira). This discrepancy seemingly arises from: 1) Treating the consonant "r" as ル (ru) in Japanese and 2) Duplicating the consonant "r" when rendering it in katakana to simulate the trilled "r". Thus the syllables "ru" and "ra" are understood as ルルゥ (r-ru) and ルラ (r-ra), changing the word from "ru-dhi-ra" to "r-ru-dhi-r-ra".

Appearances

Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle

The Rudhira was wielded by Mitori during the Heaven-Shadow War, as Emperor of Devanagara and Grand Field Marshal of its Imperial Military.

Great Mirror

大鏡 (おおかがみ) Great Mirror
The Great Mirror next to the Pagoda of the Heavenly Mirror
Creator	Unknown
Type	Mirror
Abilities	Displaying the Devanagaran emperor's lineage Reversing left and right Reverse events and ideologies in the minds of Devanagarans
Possessor	The Fujiwara dynasty of Devanagara
Appearances
Official Games
Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle Brilliant Route (Stage 6) Ooama no Ake no Mitori's Official Profile

The Great Mirror (大鏡, Ōkagami) is a gigantic mirror that floats outside the Heavenly Mausoleum of the Pagoda of the Heavenly Mirror, sitting on an ornate stand before which is a large platform with a few steps leading up to it. During the events of Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle, it was broken by Ooama no Ake no Mitori.

The mirror had a variety of magical properties, which were historically used by the rulers of the Fujiwara dynasty to uphold their dominance in Devanagara. Information on its abilities was exclusive to a small fraction of both top-ranking government officials and members of the imperial family, which included:

• Showing the lineage of the emperor, which was how Mitori learned that they were not truly the previous emperor's child.
• Reversing events and ideologies for the entire city, which was used by the last few imperial generations to reverse their people's thoughts of rebellion into thoughts of support.
• Reversed left and right for the capital.

Curiously, the mirror's power, at least that regarding the views of the emperors, had not been in use since the rule of the previous emperor, Fujiwara no Iyozane's father. This is evident by the fact that many people had a poor opinion of him and a declining opinion of the past emperors, including Mitori. It is possible that Iyozane's father was the one who stopped using the mirror's power, as he was the last one to have been officially in the pagoda during his coronation.

Background Information

The Great Mirror is based on a Japanese historical tale written in around 1119, simply titled Ōkagami (大鏡, lit. "The Great Mirror"). It is framed as a conversation between two old men and a young samurai, which depicts the golden days of the Fujiwara family's rule. The title of "Great Mirror" is believed to have been chosen to refer to "an excellent mirror that reflects history clearly". This is referenced Len'en by how the Great Mirror warped how the Fujiwara dynasty's rule was perceived by its subjects into one that depicted the Fujiwara dynasty in a favourable light.

Appearances

Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle

The Great Mirror was destroyed by Mitori during the Heaven-Shadow War, claiming that the new dynasty had no need for "outdated traditions" and thus freeing the capital from the mirror's effects.

Symbols of Power

能力（のうりょく）の象徴（しょうちょう） Symbols of Power Symbols of Ability
Suzumi Kuzu's Monas Hieroglyphica
Creator	Unknown, if any
Type	Symbol
Possessor	Various characters
Appearances
Official Games
Brilliant Pagoda or Haze Castle On Aoji and Kuroji Shitodo's clothes Suzumi Kuzu's Monas Hieroglyphica

Symbols of Power (能力の象徴, Nouryoku no Shouchou), or Symbols of Ability, are, as the name implies, symbols of various characters' abilities.

General Information

Not much is known about these symbols, except that they appear to glow with a rainbow light when a character's abilities are in use.

Currently, known symbols include:

• Aoji Shitodo: The triskelion on the front of their hood.
• Kuroji Shitodo: The arrows on their jacket.
• Suzumi Kuzu: The Monas Hieroglyphica on the piece of cloth they hold in their hand.

Gallery

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  Aoji's triskelion.

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  Kuroji's arrows.

Ivory Cup

象牙 (ぞうげ)の杯 (はい) Ivory Cup Cup of Eibon
Creator	Unknown
Type	Mug(?)
Appearances
Official Games
A World Outside Fantasy Mentioned

The Ivory Cup (象牙の杯), also known as the Cup of Eibon, is a mysterious artefact after which the "Thinker in the Eibon" is named after. According to Hoojiro Shitodo, a member of the organization, it is a mug-shaped cup that was "filled in the abyss accumulated at the base of a spring of wisdom, deep-rooted at the pith of the world" and has actually been seen before.

Background Information

The name "Ivory Cup" is a direct reference to the Magic: The Gathering card of the same name. While the "Cup of Eibon", makes reference to the fictional Lovecraftian magician "Eibon of Mhu-Thulan", first mentioned in the Hyperborean Cycle by Clark Ashton Smith. The most famous artefact pertaining to him is the Book of Eibon, which contains the magic spells he practised, records of the area he lived in and historical accounts of other mages. When H. P. Lovecraft adopted the character and the book into his own writings, he wrote that the book was translated from its original lost language of "Hyperborea" into several other languages, notably Liber Ivonis in Latin and Livre d'Ivon in French. Here, "Ivon" and "Ivonis" are meant to conjure up the image of ivory white, as opposed to the ebony black "Eibon" alludes to, both referenced in the titles of the object. However, there seems to be nothing that ties either Eibon or his book to a cup.

Appearances

A World Outside Fantasy

The Ivory Cup was mentioned by Hoojiro alongside the Thinker in the Eibon, in an attempt to make conversation with Haru.

Curtain of Awakening

釁醒帳幕（きんせいちょうばく） Curtain of Awakening
A corridor within the curtain
Creator	Unknown
Type	Barrier
Abilities	Amplifies the abilities and accelerates the growth of those within its area
Possessor	Tsurubami Senri
Appearances
Official Games
Book of the Cafe Mentioned to have been used during Evanescent Existence

The Curtain of Awakening (釁醒帳幕) is a barrier that amplifies the abilities of those within its area and accelerates their growth, individuals that enter its area of effect may also awaken to new abilities. These individuals' powers are amplified to such a point that they leak from them and physically affect the area around them. The curtain has secret corridors that only its owner, Tsurubami Senri, is meant to access, which acts as shortcuts between the various spaces created thanks to its effect.

The curtain's physical appearance is apparently difficult to describe, looking similar to a tent or a cape.

Appearances

Book of the Cafe

The Curtain of Awakening was mentioned by NiLU and Tom C. Zemlja as having been deployed by Tsurubami Senri prior to the events of Evanescent Existence in order to temporarily transform the Dimensional Cave to better suit the various outsiders' abilities. After having tested all their abilities, Tsurubami closed the curtain and sent the outsiders into Mugenri.

Other Notable Objects

The following section lists other notable objects mentioned throughout the series:

• Tsubakura Enraku's sword: Seen to be wielded by Tsubakura on Earthen Miraculous Sword's title screen, possibly used in the spell cards Mysterious Card "Swallow Reversal" and Swallow Card "Double Long Sword".
• Mjölnir (ミョルニル): The hammer of the Norse thunder god Thor, which Tsubakura claims Yabusame owns.
• Wing-like objects on Garaiya Ogata's back: The sacred tree of a certain shrine, possibly the Shrine Run by Youkai mentioned by Suzumi Kuzu.
• Sugari no Ontachi (須賀利御太刀): Yago Ametsukana's current stand-in weapon as they endeavour to forge a weapon suited for themself. It has lost its original owner and purpose, and is also the counterpart of another sword from the Outside World.
• Bird's Eye (鳥の目, Tori no Me): An unseen item that is apparently needed in manufacturing a monochroid, mentioned in the video Next-Generation New Virtual Android. It remains unclear if this is a separate concept or simply a different name for the Eye of Senri.