Bungo Stray Dogs' signature naming convention spins together on this wheel: every character's supernatural ability is named after a real piece of literature, tying directly to the author or character it's based on. Land on Dazai's ability-nullifying No Longer Human, Atsushi's Beast Beneath the Moonlight, or Akutagawa's living-darkness Rashomon, each named after an actual literary work by the author the character represents. Whether you're deciding what your own literary-inspired ability would be called or just marveling at the show's clever naming system, every spin lands on a genuinely unusual, real detail from the series.
No Longer Human — Dazai's nullification ability • Beast Beneath the Moonlight — Atsushi's tiger transformation • Rashomon — Akutagawa's living darkness cloak • For the Tainted Sorrow — Chuya's power-suppressing ability • Craftsman — Kunikida's notebook-manifestation power • Super Deduction — Ranpo's ability negation via pure intellect • Thou Shalt Not Die — Elise's healing power tied to Mori • Sakura — Yosano's regenerative healing ability • Melos in the Warehouse — Kenji's super strength • Dark Era — Kajii's poison-touch ability • Crime and Punishment — Fyodor's ability-freezing power • The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter — Kyoka's living blade companion • Sphere — Kunikida's partner ability form • Song of Everlasting Regret — Yumeno's illusion-casting ability • Heart of Sword — Musashi-esque swordsmanship ability • Lemon — Kenji's partner ability • A Kappa's Suggestion — Ryunosuke's uncontrolled Rashomon variant • Human Disqualified — Dazai's naming inspiration • The Great Gatsby — a wealth-manipulation ability • Wine Cellar — an intoxication-based ability