my demons may seem complicated at first, but when you read all of the rules, faq, plots, and information you may find that it's not at all as hard to understand as you may have expected.

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don't have a character? come here to make one. we're not too strict about character policies, we just want you to make strong characters. canon and demon lists are also located in here, as well as claims. don't forget them.

here you can create relationships and mini-plots between characters. please remember to post in the proper subboard.

here you can exchange text messages, ims, and emails with others in the konohagakure area.

the residential area of konohagakure is quiet, much more so than the commercial area, yet the streets are still crowded with pedestrians during rush hour.

the commercial side of konohagakure is one long street, high street, that has every single store you could possibly imagine. ever street one to two blocks from high street has smaller, but still commercial stores. thinking about going to the mall? the commercial side of town is far more exciting.

the large park in the center of the city is the one place where you can look up and see trees rather than tall office and apartment buildings. the park is a great place to play some touch football or a pickup game of basketball, or even just walk your dog.

arguably the biggest business in konohagakure, kcg gets thousands of applicants for record deals; only ten or so make it to the big screen. konohagakure recording company pays well and has state of the art equipment most people could only dream of.

though only a small shop, ichiraku ramen tends to be a place of great popularity. always a place for social hangout, this ramen shop is, by far, better than all the rest, and the people of konohagakure city know it's true.

several office buildings make up most of konohagakure; all tall high rises that challenge the technology that the city possesses. while quite interesting to work in the higher up floors, it is also quite scary to look down at the street below.

the ever-popular movie theater and arcade is one of the biggest hangouts for the teen population of the large city. there are three theaters in the city, and for all, many of the big premiers are sold out months before the showing.

roughly twenty minutes, depending on how fast you drive, out of konohagakure city is the international airport that takes passengers around the world. it's the biggest airport in japan, and isn't too much of a hassle to reach.

the university of konoha is a good half hour to fourty five minutes away from konohagakure city, yet is named after it due to the amount of students that travel to the city whenever they don't have class.