Yoshihiko Masuhara

Taishakuten, said to be the god of power, lived on the top of Mt. Sumeru at the center of the universe. And there was another god, Asura, who challenged Taishakuten to a never-ending battle. The two were originally close, but a fierce battle began when Taishakuten used forceful means to take away Asura's daughter, Saba. Will Taishakuten, the god of power, win, or will Asura, the god of justice, win? The battle is about to break out.

While having a drink at a bar, manga artist Yosuke Koshinomiya and editor Taruzo Itoto wander into the era of Oshaka-sama. With their lives targeted, they succumb to the devil's temptation and offer poisoned milk soup as a memorial service to Shaka-sama. The two chase after Oshaka in an attempt to find out the true identity of the devil while getting involved in various incidents. It introduces various demons that lurk within humans and dramatically reveals what demons are.

Sen'ichi and his friends are knocked unconscious by a huge earthquake, and when they wake up, they have wandered into the royal palace where King Enma is located. The evil deeds of Saha reflected in the mirror of Jōharuri. Sen'ichi and his friends thought they were going to hell, but they managed to escape by creating a special medicine to cure King Enma's chronic illness. However, the five are banished to hell by evil people who are jealous of them. In order to save Sen'ichi and his friends from the crisis, King Enma begins touring hell together, aiming for the exit to Saha.

Mokuren and Sharihotsu feel empty even when they see the liveliness of the village festival, and see impermanence in it. However, the two eventually meet Oshaka-sama, become his disciples, listen to his teachings, and attain enlightenment. Magnolia and Sharihotsu, who have come to be said to have the highest divine power and the highest wisdom, respectively, become Oshaka-sama's arms, saving many people and protecting and nurturing the cult from various evil hands. The footprints of those two are presented here.

Oshaka, who has been preaching for forty-five years, predicts that he will die in three months, and departs for his hometown with his servant Ananda. On the way, Shaka-sama lies down under a Kushinagar forest, enduring the pain of the food provided by the believers. Oshaka-sama gives his last sermon to the many people who have gathered to mourn his farewell, and then passes away...