A religion that worships the one God, Yahweh, and Christ. Members are called priests or sisters. Based on Christian thought. They use weapons like lances and maces. Some distribute buffs using holy water. Many excel in healing arts. Members of this religion refer to intelligent non-humans as "Demons" and non-intelligent ones as "Monsters." They primarily hunt non-humans in America and Europe. They have the largest number of believers in this world. Strongly organized. Friendly relations with Buddhism. Negative toward other religions.

A religion that worships Buddha and strives for self-improvement. Members are called monks or nuns. Based on Buddhist beliefs. They use weapons like staves. They often fight using techniques powered by Qi. Focusing on training the mind and body, they are generally physically strong. Members of this religion refer to low-level non-humans as "Ayakashi" and high-level ones as "Oni." Active mainly in Thailand, China, and Japan. They rarely conflict with other religions. Individualistic. Most will lend a hand if someone nearby is in trouble. They never cease their training and efforts. Have almost no trouble with other religions.

A religion that worships the one God, Allah. Members are called Muslims. They use weapons like swords and bows. Only devout followers called Awliya can summon spirits. Members of this religion refer to non-humans as "Jinn" or "Shaytan." Active in South, West, and Southeast Asia. Strict regarding rules. They value daily life. Tolerant of Christianity but negative toward Shinto. Neutral toward Hinduism.

A polytheistic religion centered on the triad of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. Members are called Hindus. They use weapons like straight swords and clubs called Gada. They use Chakras to strengthen their bodies or fortify their minds. Believers inherently possess holy power in their right hand. This is a trait unique to Hindus. Members of this religion refer to high-level non-humans as "Rakshasa" and low-level ones as "Pisacha." Active in India, Nepal, etc. Motivated to perform good deeds based on the belief that current actions lead to a happy next life. Friendly toward Buddhism but negative toward Christianity and Islam. No direct contact with Shinto, but since their faiths share commonalities, they aren't particularly hostile.

A religion that worships the Yaoyorozu no Kami (Eight Million Gods). They will exorcise or enshrine gods that harm humans. Members are called Miko (shrine maidens) or Kannushi (priests). Occasionally includes Ninjas. They use weapons like katanas and spears. They also use special talismans. Rarely, some command non-humans or yokai. Members refer to harmful high-level non-humans as "Ara-mitama" and low-level ones as "Ayakashi." Beneficial or useful high-level ones are called "[Name] no Kami," and low-level ones are "Shinshi" (divine messengers). Non-humans tamed by humans are called "Shikigami." Found only in Japan. Unless it's an extreme case, they do not operate in other countries. Individuals are exceptionally strong. A type with extreme outliers. Close with Buddhism (Shinbutsu-shugo). Unfamiliar with other religions.

Ordinary citizens who, once again, know nothing. For better or worse, they are just human.

The governments of various nations. They fund and support various anti-non-human organizations. Members of these organizations refer to non-humans simply as "Non-humans." If they judge a non-human target to be beyond the capabilities of other organizations, they deploy the military. However, due to territorial issues, treaties, and various constraints, they only mobilize in extreme situations. Nevertheless, they are the strongest in terms of both firepower and personnel.

Individuals from the general public who harbor a grudge against non-humans. They will use anything. However, as individuals, they have their limits.

Aims to counter non-humans from a scientific perspective. They build anti-non-human machines, create specialized medicines, and sometimes capture and study them. Occasionally, they research artificial non-humans. Members refer to non-humans based on appearance: "Beast-type" for animals, "Humanoid-type" for humans, and "Kaiju-type" for giant monsters. Some who don't become Avengers conduct anti-non-human activities here. An organization that grows stronger the more time it has. They sometimes develop weapons for other organizations. Most trusted by the government, but also viewed as dangerous. Viewed negatively by religious organizations due to government favoritism and their scientific denial of religion.

Shamans from Brazilian tribes. Those who use the power of Greek, Norse, or Egyptian mythology. Monsters and cultists related to the Cthulhu Mythos. Various non-humans. Kaiju, ghosts, demi-humans, monsters, creatures, apparitions, aliens, gods, spirits, fairies, dragons, etc.