Paper charms

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An item associated with Shinto (ofuda), Taoism (fu), and Hinduism (sutra). Usually seen as part of "traditional" Japanese magic especially when Onmyouji are involved, with common uses in exorcism and warding.

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Alternate names: Paper talismans, Ofuda, 御札, お札
Name variations: o-fuda

Tales of Symphonia

PS2 2004-09-22

Dungeon Fighter Online

WIN 2009-09-22

Izuna: The Legend of the Ninja

NDS 2006-06

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD

WIIU 2016-03-04

Corpse Party: Book of Shadows

PSP 2012-12-30

Sengoku Rance

WIN 2006-12-15

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

GC 2006-12

Tales of Symphonia

GC 2003-08-29

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

WII 2006-12-07

Corpse Party - Blood Covered - Repeated Fear

PSP 2010-11-22

Corpse Party

9801 ? *

Corpse Party

IOS 2012-02-09

Although ofuda and fu are the talismans themselves, sutra are actually the words/phrases written on one and are not restricted to such talismans/charms, sutra is however used to describe the whole thing in some pieces of fiction.

Games by year

The first Paper charms video game was released on August 29, 2003.

Nintendo and Namco published most of these games.

Platforms

PSP		2
GameCube		2
Windows		2
iOS		1
NEC PC9801		1
Wii U		1
PS2		1
Wii		1
Nintendo DS		1

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Nintendo	3
Namco	2

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