
Character profile
Medama Oyaji
目玉のおやじ
Medama Oyaji is a main character in GeGeGe no Kitaro (2018). This page lists 12 anime and 1 manga, voiced by Isamu Tanonaka (JAPANESE) and Masako Nozawa (JAPANESE).
About Medama Oyaji
Medama Oyaji is Kitaro's father. Once a fully-formed adult, he perished of a disease, only to be reborn out of his decayed body as an anthropomorphic version of his own eyeball. He looks small and fragile, but has a strong spirit and a great love for his son. He is also extremely knowledgeable about ghosts and monsters. He enjoys staying clean, and is often seen bathing in a small bowl.
- Also known as
- Daddy Eyeball
About Medama Oyaji
Medama Oyaji first shows up in our catalog in Gegege no Kitarou (1968), from 1968, as a main character. So far, Medama Oyaji shows up in twelve anime and one manga. Other names: Daddy Eyeball.
Cast and appearances
Isamu Tanonaka voices Medama Oyaji in the original Japanese. Other appearances include The Birth of Kitaro: The Mystery of GeGeGe, Graveyard Kitaro, and Gegege no Kitarou (1968).
FAQ
What anime is Medama Oyaji in?
GeGeGe no Kitaro, The Birth of Kitaro: The Mystery of GeGeGe, and Graveyard Kitaro, among others.
Who is Medama Oyaji's Japanese voice actor?
Isamu Tanonaka.
Anime appearances
Series, films and specials featuring this character.
Main characterGeGeGe no Kitaro
TV series · 2018
SupportingThe Birth of Kitaro: The Mystery of GeGeGe
Movie · 2023
Main characterGraveyard Kitaro
TV series · 2008
Main characterGegege no Kitarou (1968)
TV series · 1968
Main characterGegege no Kitarou (2007)
TV series · 2007
Main characterSpooky Kitaro
TV series · 1996
Main characterGegege no Kitarou (1971)
TV series · 1971
Main characterGegege no Kitarou (1985)
TV series · 1985
SupportingSpooky Kitaro: The Obake Nighter
Movie · 1997
SupportingSpooky Kitaro
Movie · 1968
Main characterMedama Oyaji no April Fools'
Special · 2018
SupportingDamedayo
Special
Manga appearances
Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.
Voices behind the character
Voice actors across languages.





