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Genma Notes — Collectibles Guide

Genma Notes — Collectibles Guide

Quick Answer

Genma Notes (幻魔雑記) are one of Onimusha Way of the Sword's informational collectibles — lore entries about the Genma you hunt. They are found across Kyoto and its regions, many in hidden chests that need Oni Vision. They carry into New Game+ (PC Gamer carry list) and are part of the completion picture, though guide coverage does not tie them to a dedicated trophy (unlike Lion Dogs or Mysteries of Kyoto).

Last Verified: 2026-09-08Source level: PC Gamer NG+ list + Kyoto map guides (cross-checked)No published total count yet — map sites document per-region sets

Who this is for: lore collectors and completionists adding Genma Notes to the collectible checklist.

What Genma Notes Are

Genma Notes are collectible lore entries on the game's demon enemies and world — the Japanese term 幻魔雑記 matches the franchise's codex tradition. Unlike material collectibles they have no gameplay economy use; they matter for 100% completion (collectibles hub).

Where to Find Them

Map data sites (e.g. the Kyoto corrupted-area map) document Genma Note entries per region, commonly inside hidden chests; the same Oni Vision treasure lineup you use for Tamahagane and Fine Silk Cloth applies — unlock Oni Vision: Treasures and Search Range and sweep regions systematically. A per-region total is not yet published by the guides we verified.

Unverified — pending verification

We do not transcribe per-note coordinates (no verified full-region map in our sources yet). Use the Kyoto map checklists as you sweep; totals will be added here once a reliable count appears.

New Game+ Behavior

Genma Notes carry into New Game+ (PC Gamer reports they sync as collectible entries) — collect them once and they stay, unlike Mysteries of Kyoto and Chance Encounters whose completion resets.

FAQ

Collectible lore entries about the Genma and the world, found across Kyoto. No gameplay economy use — they count toward 100% completion.
Yes — they are on the PC Gamer carry-over list, so collect them once and they stay, unlike Mysteries of Kyoto and Chance Encounters whose completion resets.
No dedicated trophy is documented in the trophy guides we verified — they matter for completion rather than a specific unlock.
Across Kyoto and its regions, many in hidden chests revealed by Oni Vision. Sweep region by region with Oni Vision: Treasures active.

Sources — Last Verified 2026-09-03

  • PC Gamer — NG+ carry-over list (Genma Notes): pcgamer.com
  • Kyoto map guide — Genma Notes markers: gmtreks.com

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