Non-Human

Animation

Voice Cast (Mainland China)

• Jiuyue – Mie Mie
• Ao Lie – Bao Mu Zhong Yang
• Nezha – Shan Xin
• Guanyin – Jiang Guangtao
• Xiaotian – Su Shangqing
• Xiaoyu – C Xiaodiao
• Jingwei – You Wu Yue Shan
• Xingtian – Tu Te Ha Meng
• Yang Jian – Zhang Jie
• Hong Hai'er – Chang Rongshan
• Longnü – Ye Zhiqiu
• Daji – Si Dao Hui Zhang
• Nian Shou – Tu Te Ha Meng
• Shiyiyue – Li Lanling
• Bai Ze / Narrator – Ding Dang

Character Introduction

• Jiuyue : A nine-tailed fox who has cultivated for 200 years. Living in the capital city, she tries hard to adapt to modern society and works at a company run by Maitreya. She can transform but usually appears as a kemonomimi girl. A hardcore otaku and relative of Daji. She had a crush on Xiaotian in middle school but is currently single by choice. Has a keen sense of smell to detect supernatural beings, though often misidentifies them.
• Ao Lie: The third prince of the West Sea Dragon King, nicknamed "Lie Lie." He once carried Tang Sanzang on the Journey to the West and is Jiuyue’s high school classmate and coworker. Appears as a humanoid dragon and occasionally reminisces about his horse form. His throat connects to the sea, allowing him to spray water, fire, and seafood. A postgraduate of Dragon Palace University—high IQ but low EQ, especially in love.
• Nezha: Son of Li Jing, the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King, with a strained relationship with his father. His body is made of lotus root, allowing him to make lotus root soup anytime, and when exposed to water, lotus flowers grow on his head. His nickname is "Ou Ba", and he often streams online under the name "Ou Si Ni Ba". Although he looks like a toddler, he is actually over 3,000 years old. Because his father needed treatment for hair loss, Guanyin became his guardian. Due to his extremely cute appearance, he was mistaken for a girl and angrily cut his hair short. He likes dragons and often hangs out with Ao Lie. He is a natural enemy of dragons. Skilled in using Samadhi True Fire. Not good at studying, especially English, which he rarely passes. Usually has a poker face with no emotional expression, even when crying. He gets drunk from drinking coffee.
• Guanyin: A male bodhisattva and Nezha’s guardian. Owns a jade vase that looks like a coffee cup, a power-generating aura device, and a high-speed lotus seat. Loves coffee and collecting mythical creatures. Obsessed with horses and often turns others into them. Has a childish rivalry with Yang Jian.
• Xiaotian: A Chinese Xiquan dog raised by Yang Jian, capable of transforming into a human when petted. Loves Xiaoyu, which is later revealed to be a hunting instinct. Overly possessive of his master and gets jealous. He’s a goofy character, scared of heights, but swims very well.
• Xiaoyu: Chief of the moon rabbits, she oversees over 80 million jade rabbits. Having spent countless years surrounded by mooncakes, she has developed a deep hatred for them. She moved to Earth and left management to her subordinates—the Bo Yikao trio. She loves Earth-grown carrots. Though she appears cute and gentle, her combat power is off the charts, especially when she sees someone eating mooncakes or rabbit meat. She has been a sworn enemy of the Moon Palace Jin Chan for thousands of years.
• Jingwei: Originally the youngest daughter of the Yan Emperor, she drowned in the East Sea and was reborn as a bird with a determined mission to fill the sea. She has a compulsive urge to bury any body of water she sees with stones. Though she appears as a young girl, she is actually over 5,000 years old. Her husband is a storm petrel who usually stays perched on her head in the form of an ordinary bird. She has many children and possesses a strong maternal instinct.
• Xingtian: A headless ancient war god defeated by the Yellow Emperor. Uses his nipples as eyes and navel as mouth. Obsessed with face masks, chest warmers, and cleavage-revealing sweaters. Deeply desires a head.
• Yang Jian: Nephew of the Jade Emperor and master of Xiaotian. Once a mighty heavenly general, now a fluffy and quirky uncle-type figure. Loves furry animals but is allergic to fur. Runs a pet café. Constantly bickers with Guanyin.
• Hong Hai'er: Son of the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan; now a disciple of Guanyin. Has a fiery temper and uses Samadhi True Fire. Mistook Nezha for a girl, then became his self-declared rival. Very intelligent and often helps Nezha and Dragon Girl with homework.
• Longnü: Daughter of the East Sea Dragon King and sister of Ao Bing, niece to Ao Lie. Ran away from home after a quarrel with her father and was saved by Red Boy. Like Ao Lie, her throat connects to the sea, and she throws up seafood when carsick. Performs poorly in school and often skips class with Nezha.
• Daji: Jiuyue's "grandma", a millennia-old nine-tailed fox who once seduced mortals but now lives peacefully in Fox Village. Sometimes disguises as a young girl to date handsome men. Only drinks red tea at exactly 80°C—anything else will make her furious. Deeply concerned about Jiuyue’s romantic life.
• Nian Shou: An ancient Mythical Beast that used to terrorize people but became weak after humans invented firecrackers. It currently lives in Guanyin’s home but still hasn’t given up on its dream of world domination. Every Chinese New Year, it comes out to cause trouble but always ends up getting thoroughly beaten. Doing bad deeds makes it grow larger, while doing good deeds has the opposite effect. It was later revealed that it’s actually a minor demon that appeared only a few hundred years ago, but was mistaken for a millennia-old beast due to folk legends.
• Shiyiyue : Jiuyue’s older brother. Was a top student and successful adult but sold his house for world travel. Ended up homeless and had to stay with Jiuyue. Eventually kicked out and now co-rents with Xiaotian, relying on part-time jobs and tricks to survive.
• Bai Ze: An ancient mythical beast who understands all things and knows the true forms of ghosts, gods, and spirits, causing them to reveal their real appearances in fear. Possesses the ability to break the fourth wall, directly communicating with readers and viewers. Can read others’ hearts and is fluent in various animal languages. Makes a living by writing books and running an online store, writing under the pen name “Hei Chi.” Though his works cover a wide range of topics, few have sold well; however, some of his scripts have been adapted into popular TV dramas. Once homeless, he was later taken in by Guanyin. A complete otaku who gets dizzy and nauseous whenever he leaves home and dislikes doing housework, often appearing messy. He lived in ancient times and met the Yellow Emperor, for whom he created the “,” a work he has yet to finish—he is even urged to continue it in his dreams by the Yellow Emperor. At the end of each episode of the animation, he hosts a segment called “Bai Ze is Here,” where he tells stories of Chinese mythology.
• Mao Ri Xingjun: One of the Twenty-Eight Mansions and a good friend of Shiyiyue. Originally a rooster, he transforms into a tall and imposing human with a handsome face. His voice is extremely unpleasant—his crow can kill cockroaches—but when he has a cold, it becomes soft and weak. He smells like poultry droppings and, despite usually appearing human, retains bird-like eating habits, loving to eat insects, which makes it hard for him to find a girlfriend.
• Sun Wukong: An idol-level great deity, the Victorious Fighting Buddha, and Ao Lie’s senior brother. For over a thousand years, he has been wildly adored by fans and usually appears as a handsome young man. He is sworn brothers with the Bull Demon King and is both the uncle and nemesis of Red Boy. He is very afraid of Guanyin’s magical headband. A good friend of Nezha, he also gets drunk from coffee. Often bickers with Yang Jian like children. He always carries his iconic Ruyi Jingu Bang and a distinctive Somersault Cloud. Being a stone monkey, he has a dense body and is therefore poor at swimming.

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