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N1 Monster Cards

Study 53 kanji that keep N1-level monsters in view.

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Use it as a simple checkpoint for N1-level monsters before moving to another theme.

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  1. 01deliberation, consultation, debateThis kanji describes formal deliberation and the members of a legislative assembly.
  2. 02constitution, lawIt signifies the fundamental constitution and charter of a governing system.
  3. 03bomb, burst open, popThis character represents the force of an explosion or the impact of a bomb.
  4. 04gun, armsIt is the standard kanji for firearms and the act of shooting.
  5. 05hegemony, supremacy, leadershipThis character relates to the supremacy of a champion or the spirit of leadership.
  6. 06destroy, ruin, overthrowIt portrays the total downfall or ruin of something that was once established.
  7. 07inflammation, flame, blazeThis kanji represents a rising blaze as well as medical inflammation.
  8. 08steelIt provides the foundation for terms related to industrial steel and steel plating.
  9. 09chain, irons, connectionThis kanji illustrates the links of a chain and the act of locking away a territory.
  10. 10cannon, gunIt is used for heavy artillery like cannons and the impact of bombardment.
  11. 11warshipIt specifically refers to large naval vessels and organized military fleets.
  12. 12crane, storkThis bird kanji represents the crane, often associated with longevity and the stars.
  13. 13specimen, take warning from, learn fromIt involves the careful appraisal, appreciation, or identification of specific specimens.
  14. 14spirits, soulThis kanji covers the concept of souls, spirits, and the divine or miraculous.
  15. 15whaleThis character represents the whale, including terms for its meat and drinking in great quantities.
  16. 16thunder, lightning boltIt captures the sound of thunder and the appearance of storm clouds.
  17. 17witch, demon, evil spiritIt is the core kanji for magic, sorcery, and the presence of demons or evil spirits.
  18. 18prison, jailIt defines the space of imprisonment and the underworld of organized crime.
  19. 19ghost, devilIt represents the fierce demons and spirits found in folklore and supernatural tales.
  20. 20be hazy, grow dim, blurredIt describes a misty atmosphere and is also used in the name for baby's breath flowers.
  21. 21melancholy, grieve, lamentDescribes the melancholy and sorrow often seen in dark fantasy character themes.
  22. 22tiger, drunkardA powerful beast kanji used in words like tora-neko for a tabby cat.
  23. 23hawkProvides the kanji for the hawk, representing sharp-eyed hunters or political hawks.
  24. 24bell, gong, chimesOften signals dramatic moments or is found in temple structures like the shourou bell tower.
  25. 25animal, beastA foundational kanji for any beast or monster, as seen in juu-i for veterinarians.
  26. 26snake, serpent, hard drinkerCovers serpents and slithering movements, seen in the word dakou for a winding path.
  27. 27dragon, imperialFocuses on the dragon, the ultimate monster king found in words like ryuuou.
  28. 28fog, mistSets the atmosphere for foggy scenes where monsters hide, seen in the word kirisame.
  29. 29soul, spiritCovers the spiritual side of beings, including their souls or hidden intentions like kontan.
  30. 30lovely, beautiful, gracefulDescribes graceful and resplendent beauty, found in the adjective uruwashii.
  31. 31lionAdds the noble lion to the set, used in the word for the traditional lion dance.
  32. 32attractive, bewitching, calamityDirectly represents bewitching creatures and supernatural beings like youkai or yousei.
  33. 33get dark, gloom, disorderThe essential kanji for darkness and gloom, seen in the word ankoku for pitch black.
  34. 34wolfRepresents the wolf, a wild predator found in constellations like ookami-za.
  35. 35spell, curse, charmEssential for magical themes, covering spells, ritual curses, and protective charms.
  36. 36beheading, kill, murderA sharp kanji for cutting down foes or being innovative, as seen in zanshin.
  37. 37heronProvides the kanji for the heron, a graceful bird found in traditional plant names like sagisou.
  38. 38glossy, luster, glazeCaptures the glossy charm and alluring polish of mystical or bewitching beings.
  39. 39sharkBrings the shark to the set, known for its distinctive rough skin called samehada.
  40. 40耀shine, sparkle, gleamDescribes the brilliant shine and sparkle of radiant or legendary creatures.
  41. 41crabThis kanji represents the crab, a common creature found in aquatic monster themes.
  42. 42salmonUse this kanji to identify salmon, appearing alongside other aquatic N1 characters like 鱒.
  43. 43salmon troutRepresenting trout, this kanji completes the set of aquatic creatures in the N1 lineup.
  44. 44scales (fish)A vital part of any monster's anatomy, this kanji refers to the scales found on fish or reptiles.
  45. 45lobster, prawn, shrimpThis kanji covers shrimp and lobsters, adding to the variety of hard-shelled creatures in the deck.
  46. 46penal, chastise, punishOften used in the context of discipline or punishment, this kanji describes the fate of defeated foes.
  47. 47luxuriant, thick, overgrownThis kanji describes luxuriant growth, often seen in the dense forests where monsters dwell.
  48. 48discreet, reverently, humblyCarrying a sense of humility and discretion, this kanji represents the respectful side of formal encounters.
  49. 49echo, sound, resoundThis kanji captures the sound or echo that resounds through a monster's lair.
  50. 50hate, detestRepresenting deep-seated hate or detestation, this kanji reflects the dark emotions of a monster card.
  51. 51basket, devote oneself, seclude oneselfWhether used as a cage or for secluding oneself, this kanji fits the theme of entrapment.
  52. 52gloom, depression, melancholyKnown for its complexity, this kanji depicts both thick vegetation and the gloom of depression.
  53. 53Chinese unicorn, genius, giraffeThis kanji refers to the kirin, a legendary shining beast that crowns this collection of N1 cards.
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