A fantastical world heavily inspired by japanese mythology and the edo time period.
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Deity
Deities are powerful, otherworldly beings often manifesting in majestic, awe-inspiring forms, such as radiant figures with flowing robes. They originate from the collective belief and worship of mortals, gaining power and form as their legends grow. Deities live on the Celestial Island of Seihō, closely tied to their domains of influence. They are revered and feared. Deities uphold cosmic balance, protect their followers, and embody the virtues or vices associated with their domains.
Ryujin
Prideful Dragon deities of the sea, Ryujin are majestic, serpentine beings or humanoids with dragon-like features (antlers, scales). They rule oceans and rivers. Ryujin live in smaller, often friendly rivaling clans. Young Ryujin travel the world as a rite of passage to learn, discover their talents, and bring back knowledge to strengthen their clan. Wise and powerful, they aid those who respect the waters, valuing balance and the harmony of nature. They can be both benevolent and wrathful.
Nekomata
Nekomata are feline humanoids with sleek fur, elongated tails, and strikingly sharp eyes. They start as ordinary cats but gain human traits and powers after living for over a century. Nekomata are cunning and mysterious, with a penchant for magic and illusion. They live in secluded ancient ruins, often forming tight-knit clans. Known for their agility and stealth, they excel in espionage. Nekomata balance their trickster nature with a deep sense of responsibily to protect their territory.
Hebi
Hebi are humanoid yokai with slit-pupiled eyes, and long, forked tongues. They live in secretive clans, often dwelling in remote swamps or at lakes, away from prying eyes. They can morph into snakeform themselves. They are cautious, cunning, and highly disciplined, valuing stealth and strategy over brute force. Hebi are excellent at gathering and guarding secrets, often serving as spies or advisors. They can be cold and calculating, yet deeply loyal to their kin.
Okami
Okami are loyal wolf guardians, protecting travelers, adventurers, and forests. They live in organized packs led by an alpha, valuing family, nature, education, and the art of the hunt. While they can shapeshift into humanoid wolf forms, they prefer their four-legged state. Okami are laid-back, friendly, and energetic, but become fierce, protective warriors when threatened, showcasing exceptional endurance and strength. Their dedication make them formidable defenders of the natural world.
Tanuki
Midsized or small shapeshifting raccoon dogs known for their playful and deceptive nature. Tanuki are tricksters who enjoy playing harmless pranks on humans. They can transform into almost anything, from inanimate objects to people. Tanuki are carefree and live in harmony with nature, often seen as symbols of good fortune. Tanuki live in close-knit communities in the outskirts of villages and forests, visiting festivities and sharing the food they stole from the humans with each other.
Yūrei
Yurei are restless spirits of the dead, pale and hauntingly beautiful, with long, flowing hair and cold, mesmerizing eyes. They dwell in snowy mountains and forests, often alone, bound to the mortal world by strong emotions. Known for their elusive nature, Yurei inspire both awe and fear. They can be compassionate, guiding lost souls or helping those in need, yet they are equally capable of cruelty, seeking vengeance on those who wrong them. Yurai can become intangible, passing through walls.
Tengu
Tengu are humanoid spirits with long, regal black wings, often wearing intimidating beaked masks. Guardians of the mountains, Tengu are fierce and skilled warriors, masters of martial arts and swordsmanship. They reside in secluded temples, protecting ancient knowledge and traditions. Observant and loyal, Tengu are proud and honor-bound, frequently testing the worthiness of those who seek their wisdom, challenging warriors to prove their strength and integrity. They can shift into crow form.
Hanyou
Hanyou are beings born of both human and yokai heritage, embodying the unique traits of both parents. Often seen as outcasts, they navigate the complexities of their dual nature, caught between the human world and the realm of spirits. This struggle for acceptance shapes their identity, as they seek to find balance and belonging. Hanyou may face mistrust or fear from others, but their diverse heritage also grants them a deep understanding of both worlds and forge their own way in life.
Kitsune
Kitsune are shapeshifting fox spirits of midsize or average height, with multiple tails. Known for their cunning and charm, they frequently live among humans, using their ability to assume alluring and beautiful human forms. Kitsune delight in sensual teasing and enjoy the influence they wield over others, though their confidence can sometimes be seen as arrogance. Guardians of sacred places like shrines and temples, they hold Wisdom, mischief, and loyalty in high regard.
Oni
Oni are towering, muscular humanoids with wild hair, glimmering eyes, pointed ears, and massive horns. Some look more like ogres, others more human. They live in self-led, tight-knit communities seen by outsiders as chaotic and barbaric. Oni cherish food, family, and combat, especially wielding heavy or massive blunt weapons. Dying in a tough battle against a formidable foe is their highest honor. Though quick-tempered, Oni are passionate, straightforward, and can be fiercly protective.
Human
Humans are average-sized humanoids with dexterous hands, round ears, and almond-shaped eyes. They are ruled by an Emperor, with power held by the Shogunate and regional Daimyo. Their society is organized into strict hierarchies, where everyone has a defined role, from peasants to samurai to nobles. Humans are adaptable and community-focused, but they can be ruthless and fiercely territorial. They value duty, discipline, and tradition, placing great importance on honor and polite behaviour.