Onii Kuro. I found this question and i was researching devils and blackness so i looked up devil/demon and black and i put them together and here it is signed Matt Mason
It is actually Kuroi Oni.
Kuro means black as a noun, you have to add -i to make it an adjective.
Oni, everywhere I checked, has only one "i".
And in Japanese, the adjective goes before the verb.
Onii Shiro
"aoi akuma"
悪魔Devil is 悪魔 (あくま) akuma.
kuroikokoro
Kurotsuki
速度黒い悪魔 Sokudo kuroi akuma
Onii Shiro
"aoi akuma"
Zen'nō no akuma
悪魔Devil is 悪魔 (あくま) akuma.
The phrase 'Devil's subordinates' would be 悪魔の部下 (akuma no buka) in Japanese.
Devil = "akuma" + Kitty = "nyan-ko" (note: cat is "neko")
its kuro
kuroikokoro
Kurotsuki
Kokushibyou
kokuchou