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Midnight Anomaly Guide

Village in the Shade Fujin & Raijin Guide

Do not chase Fujin and Raijin as direct combat targets. During this Thunderstorm Midnight anomaly, clear their color-linked minions around the village instead. Fujin's wind phase is the safer time to keep searching, while Raijin's lightning phase deserves more caution.

The two deities belong together as one encounter cluster. The documented progression is the red/blue minion groups, followed by the alternating wind and lightning attack windows.

English anomaly and item names currently follow the site's Japanese-release terminology and may be updated after the official English localization can be verified on October 27, 2026.

Fujin & Raijin — Short Answer

Thunderstorm + Midnight + linked minions

The weather gate and target distinction solve the two most common route mistakes.

Weather

Thunderstorm

Time

Midnight

Fujin group

Blue minions

Raijin group

Red minions

Fujin phase

Wind; lower immediate danger

Raijin phase

Lightning; higher danger

Practical priority

Raijin first

Known rewards

3 Night Furniture items

Critical correction

The minions are the real targets

Fujin and Raijin are resolved by clearing their linked minions around the village. Do not waste the encounter trying to treat the two deities like ordinary enemies.

Encounter Route

Clear both color-linked groups

The exact minion count and each group's fixed route are not currently published, so search the village rather than relying on an invented map.

1

Enter the right weather

Wait for a Thunderstorm and enter Midnight. Ordinary Rain is not the documented trigger.

2

Identify the colors

Fujin is linked to blue minions; Raijin is linked to red minions.

3

Clear the groups

Search around the village and clear the linked minions. No exact count is asserted.

4

Resolve both sides

Continue until both color-linked groups are cleared and the encounter resolves.

Current sources do not establish whether one deity disappears immediately after its color is cleared, whether the remaining phase continues alone, or whether minions can respawn during the same encounter.

Verified Color Mapping

Which minions belong to which deity?

Use both the color and deity name; do not rely on color alone.

Red minion group

Raijin (雷神)

Raijin-linked red minions. Clearing the red group advances the Raijin side of the encounter.

Blue minion group

Fujin (風神)

Fujin-linked blue minions. Clearing the blue group advances the Fujin side of the encounter.

AppMedia's tested route found many Raijin-linked red minions on the village's left side. Treat that as a practical observation, not a fixed spawn rule; minion locations and exact group counts remain bounded.

Alternating Attack Phases

Fujin vs. Raijin attacks

The phases should be handled differently even though they belong to one encounter.

Fujin · 風神

Wind phase

Fujin creates wind. Current Japanese guidance says the wind itself does not directly deal damage, making this the useful phase for continuing to search for remaining minions. Do not expand that into a claim that every possible hazard is harmless.

Recommended response: keep searching and clearing minions while watching the encounter state.

Raijin · 雷神

Lightning phase

Raijin uses dangerous lightning-based attacks, including lightning orbs that can form around the player. No exact orb count, radius or damage value is published.

Practical strategy: stop sprinting blindly when the phase begins, observe how the orbs form, then move through an opening.

Recommended Priority

Handle Raijin first when practical

This is a safety recommendation, not a mandatory encounter order.

Current Japanese guide advice recommends prioritizing the Raijin-linked red minions because the lightning phase creates more immediate danger than Fujin's wind phase. If the route presents a clear safe search window elsewhere, you can still adapt.

When Raijin's attack starts, pause first and read the pattern. The source does not support a universal safe spot, clockwise route, exact dodge timing or required movement direction.

Verified Rewards

Fujin & Raijin Night Furniture

The current records identify three encounter rewards; they are not presented as a complete guaranteed table.

Catalog No.2320

風神の掛け軸

Night Furniture · encounter reward after the corresponding Fujin/Raijin minion route. Current data does not establish an exact guarantee or duplicate rule.

Catalog No.2321

雷神の掛け軸

Night Furniture · encounter reward after the corresponding Fujin/Raijin minion route. Current data does not establish an exact guarantee or duplicate rule.

Catalog No.2322

怪しい像

Night Furniture · encounter reward after the corresponding Fujin/Raijin minion route. Current data does not establish an exact guarantee or duplicate rule.

The known items are 風神の掛け軸, 雷神の掛け軸 and 怪しい像. No Fujin, Raijin or combined 風神雷神 wooden plaque is added to the five-plaque Ghost Shelf set.

Lost Books

Two related lore records

These records are linked for context and do not prove a Thunderstorm requirement.

Lost Book No.31

幼き守り手

Search at the transmission tower in the Bear hunting ground.

Lost Book No.45

風神と雷神と亀

Search the open space left of the Estate's main gate.

Open the complete Lost Books guide →

Midnight Boundaries

Weather, time and plaque limits

Keep this specialist encounter separate from broader Midnight rules.

Thunderstorm only

The documented gate is Thunderstorm weather, not ordinary Rain. The Rain Whistle is not treated here as a guarantee of Thunderstorm or this encounter.

No dedicated plaque

The five known Ghost Shelf plaques cover Daruma, Tenome, Hyakume, Tengu and Nozuchi. No Fujin/Raijin plaque is currently documented.

06:00 return

The general Midnight system forces return home at 06:00. This page does not assign a special 05:00 disappearance rule to Fujin & Raijin.

Read the Midnight Exploration guide →

Troubleshooting

Why can't I clear Fujin & Raijin?

The weather is Rain rather than the documented Thunderstorm gate.
You are not in Midnight.
You are chasing Fujin or Raijin instead of clearing the linked minions.
You missed one color-linked minion group.
You assumed all minions spawn in one fixed area.
You misidentified the mapping: blue is Fujin and red is Raijin.
You sprinted blindly when Raijin's lightning phase began.
The encounter is not active during this Midnight.
You expected a complete guaranteed reward table or duplicate protection.

FAQ

Fujin & Raijin questions

When do Fujin and Raijin appear?

Fujin & Raijin (風神雷神) appears during Midnight in Thunderstorm weather. The current canonical trigger does not add a separate season gate.

How do I clear Fujin and Raijin?

Clear the red and blue minions linked to them around the village rather than treating Fujin and Raijin as ordinary direct-combat targets.

Which color belongs to Fujin?

Fujin (風神) is linked to the blue minion group.

Which color belongs to Raijin?

Raijin (雷神) is linked to the red minion group.

Which one should I prioritize?

Raijin is the practical priority because its lightning phase is more dangerous. This is a recommendation, not a documented mandatory order.

Does Fujin's wind deal damage?

Current Japanese guide data says Fujin's wind itself does not directly deal damage. That does not establish that every other encounter hazard is harmless.

What happens during Raijin's attack?

Raijin uses lightning-based attacks, including lightning orbs that can form around the player. Stop sprinting blindly, observe the pattern, then move through an opening.

Do Fujin or Raijin have Ghost Shelf plaques?

No Fujin or Raijin plaque is currently documented among the five known Ghost Shelf wooden plaques.

What rewards can I get?

Current sources confirm 風神の掛け軸, 雷神の掛け軸 and 怪しい像 as Night Furniture rewards. The exact guarantee and duplicate behavior are not published.

Written by: Village in the Shade Guide Editorial Team

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Sources: Official publisher and storefront pages, released-game research and linked source notes.