Ep. 14: Dororo releases the Amanojaku and accidentally frees the greedy demon Kajirinkon
Aired on July 6, 1969

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After spending a night at a temple, Dororo accidentally releases the Amanojaku by eating a Manjū offering. These demons, trapped by a guardian god years ago, descend upon the village causing chaos. Dororo attempts to stop them but is punished by villagers who blame him. In the ensuing conflict, Dororo topples a stone monument, freeing Hitokuchi-kajiri, also known as Kajirinkon. This human-eating monster originated from the endless greed of a cruel headman after his death. Kajirinkon pursues Dororo and the Amanojaku to a five-storied pagoda. There, they defeat the demon by setting the building on fire, ending the threat posed by these supernatural entities.
Episodes
- Ep. 10 · Hyakkimaru encounters Nuinokata and Dororo learns the fox's role in the war.
- Ep. 11 · Tahomaru's Assault and Hyakkimaru's Revelation of Family Ties
- Ep. 12 · Dororo encounters a shape-shifting woman near the Waterfall of Vanity who seeks a face.
- Ep. 13 · Hakumen Fudo sacrifices herself to save Dororo from demon Lord Fudo's storm and mountain dogs.
- Ep. 14 · Dororo releases the Amanojaku and accidentally frees the greedy demon Kajirinkon
- Ep. 15 · Hyakkimaru and Dororo encounter a skeptical samurai in a haunted village.
- Ep. 16 · Samurai Kageyuki sells Midoro's foal, causing the horse to become a demon-possessed killer.
- Ep. 17 · Hyakkimaru and Dororo confront the demon Donburibara and the giant tortoise.
- Ep. 18 · Dororo and Hyakkimaru release a sea monster after Dororo retrieves an ancient harpoon from rocks.