Kagura (from Senra Kagura)

The students of Hanzo Academy and the members of the Crimson Squad-- while on a school trip and vacation, respectively-- encounter Kagura in her child form and her guardian Naraku in Kyoto. The two seem to be quite strange, and it isn't until Kiriya explains the legend of Kagura to them that they understand why. Seeing Kagura's supposedly imminent demise as an undesirable fate, the shinobi students are determined to stop Kagura from slaying Yoma before it is too late.

special Abilities: Absorption (consumes Red Orbs which come from dead Yoma to get more powerful), Immortality (Types 1, 2, 4, and 8; will continue to be reborn as long as the Reincarnation Sphere exists), Resurrection (Will always be reborn if killed, although this is not combat applicable as it takes 100 years to happen), Transformation | As before, plus Superhuman Physical Characteristics | As before, plus Aura Manipulation, Extrasensory Perception, Flight, Energy Projection, likely creation of Shinobi Barriers (a fighting space/dimension to hide shinobi from regular civilians and minimize collateral damage) | All previous abilities but enhanced, Forcefield Creation, Teleportation, Telekinesis, Danmaku, Homing Attack, Reality Warping, Spatial Manipulation, Gravity Manipulation, likely Heat Manipulation, likely Resistance to Gravity Manipulation and Spatial Manipulation (Is unaffected by its own manipulation of gravity and space)

Weaknesses: Retains very few memories of her past lives, is a small child with virtually no powers | Is a teenage girl with virtually no powers | Her body will crumble should she consume enough Red Orbs. Only concerned about killing Yoma, although this is resolved by the end of the story.

Izanami: In her true form, Kagura uses her teleportation to appear floating in the air. She then slices the air, opening a sword-shaped void that unleashes a large red beam directly into her foe. She does this a second time, ensuring the attack lands. Its range is incredible; reaching from the point where she stands to nearly across an entire battle area. This move is executed differently in Estival. Kagura flips backward before she reaches forward and claws at the air; tearing a sword-like rift that shoots out a large red beam straight towards her enemies. She holds this position until the attack subsides.

Izanagi: While it never appears in gameplay in the Burst Timeline, Kagura uses this move to eliminate Orochi's true form in a cutscene. Kagura raises both arms to her chest, before thrusting them outwards to her sides. Upon doing this, several rifts in space appear around Orochi and release red, sword-like objects into it, impaling it from multiple angles and killing it instantly. In the Versus Timeline, this move retains most of its uniform action. Like in Deep Crimson, Kagura summons a number of rifts surrounding the area in front of her. She extends her hands to her sides, and the rifts begin bombarding the area with red blasts. She then clenches her fists, summoning four large swords to impale anything remaining.

Susanō: Kagura flies to the center of the screen, and flips it upside down. She then flies to the left of the screen and tears three rifts in space, summoning large swords from them, before flying to the right and doing the same thing. Afterward, she flies back to the center and summons five more rifts, the outer four releasing swords before the center. The screen then returns to normal. This attack's execution changes dramatically in Estival Versus, although it retains some uniform elements from its previous game. Kagura summons a multitude of large, red swords in a circular formation, the center of which contains the same symbol present in her eyes. She then flies upside down above it, before it releases a large burst of energy, causing the swords to disappear.