

Nora (a.k.a. Furuhime) retains the mark of her past masters who never
officially set her free, so shouldn't she still have Yato's mark on her body,
allowing him to summon her at any moment?

If he can, is there any good in-universe reason that he didn't summon her
during the final battle (in episode 11) in order to disarm Rabo? Couldn't Yato
have summoned Nora, dropped her onto the ground, and then used Sekki (Yukine)
to deal with a weaponless Rabo?

Bishamon is able to have multiple shinki summoned into their non-human form at
once, so there is no restriction that you can only have 1 shinki in weapon
form at a time.

I assume that once she has been summoned by a god, she cannot be summoned by
another god.

Also, while she was in her human form in episode 11, up until Rabo summoned
her into his weapon version of her (Reiki), Yato could just as easily have
summoned her into his weapon version of her, and if he had done so, Rabo could
no longer summon her.

Is this a plot hole: that Yato just didn't think of disarming his opponent
when he easily could have done so?


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Is there a reason Yato couldn't summon Nora in the final battle of the first season of Noragami?


The whole cause of the battle was that Nora wanted Yato to use her again and
be the god of calamity; he refused to go back to those times and that led to
Nora kidnapping Hiyori.

Even if it would disarm his opponent, it would make him a hypocrite because he
wanted to prove that he was no longer a god of calamity.


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