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Shiho is a pretty girl with brown hair, reaching her shin and dark eyes. At first she comes through has a shy girl, but once she gets into her job, she is full of determination, and pretty serious about her profession.  Shiho practices exorcism, the art of vanishing demons and low level spirits who prey on mankind from the homes of those unfortunate enough to allow her presence. She started practicing recently, making it her hobby for two years. Truth of the matter is she can't exorcise zinch. Nada. Nothing. Her warding spells actually evoke low-level spirits, and she is very terrified of poltergeist phenomenon. Unfortunately for her, she is thoroughly convinced that she indeed posses the power to rid the world of demons and evil spirits.

Shiho Sakakibara is a regular student at the Nekomi Technical Institute. She belongs to the Freshman Electronics Department.

In the chapter, Fallen Angel, Shiho drops a  love letter into Keichi's locker and invites him to join her in  front of the fountain. Once Keichi gets the courage to walk all  the way, he meets an awesomely cute girl nervously waiting for  him. Unfortunately for Keichi, she is set to exorcise the demons in Keichi's house and moves in at the  temple.

After much fanfare, Shiho arrives at the Morisatos household ready to vanish  the evil spirits in his home. Little did she know that the only  strange phenomenon's occurring through out the house were  Belldandy's powers overflowing because she was jealous of Shiho's  presence. Determined to rid the house of demons, Shiho draws a  magic mandala on the floor and starts to chant an incantation from  The Egyptian Book of the Dead, hoping to summon Kundali   (Kundari-Myo-O), protector of humanity against all evil demons and  enemies. Misfortune striking again, she materializes Garm, dread  watchdog of Nibelheim, the land of the dead.

And the rest,  well, it's all the rest. Of Course Belldandy stepped in to save the day and to confront her jealous feelings with Keichi. As for Shiho, she went back to work as a professional spiritualist around campus, forever convinced of her powers.
 
 

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@ January 18, 1999. Team Bonet. All pictures, characters and stories are property of Kosuke Fujishima. Oh! My Goddess reprinted in the US by Dark Horse Comics/ Studio Proteus. All rights reserved This page was done while listening to Depeche Mode's Music for Masses.