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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Enenra - Dūmų Demonas

Enenra - "išaustas iš dūmų", išblėsusio laužo dūmų demonas. Virtuvės ar pirties dūmų dvasia. Paprastai turi žmogišką formą.

An Enenra (煙々羅 en'enra?, lit. "lightweight-fabric smoke") is a yōkai, or Japanese monster, that is composed of smokeIt resides in bonfires and, when it emerges, it takes the form of a human. It is said that an enenra can only be seen by the pure of heart.
The character 羅 in the enenra's name is meant to draw a comparison between the enenra and the lofty characteristics of lightweight cloth.
In the 2011 video game Mortal Kombat, it is revealed that the character Smoke (who makes his first human appearance in the game in almost two decades) is an Enenra. As a child he was burned for sacrifice and survived in the form of Smoke Demon.



Manau šis personažas gal net geriau tiktų kaip dar vienas backgroundo akcetas. Nupaišysime kur nors iš už namo kampo vinguruojantį vaiduoklišką dūmą:








Thursday, June 6, 2013

Akashita - raudonasis liežuvis

Juodas debesis-monstras AKASHITA su ilgu raudonu liežuviu, manau, tiktų panaudoti backgrounde, danguje, toje vietoje kur šviesus dangus pereina į tamsų.

An Akashita (赤舌?, lit. "red tongue") is a yōkai that appeared in Toriyama Sekien's Gazu Hyakki Yakō. It is drawn as a beast with clawed hands and a hairy face, with most of its body hidden in a black cloud over a floodgate. In its open mouth is a large tongue. Sekien did not attach an explanatory note, so it is not certain whether he intended it as an original creation, but it may be related to the shakuzetsujin (赤舌神?, lit. "red-tongued god") which guards the western gate of Jupiter. It may also be related to the shakuzetsunichi (赤舌日?), a day of bad luck in Onmyōdō.




 



Akateko - vaikas raudonomis rankomis

Medis su kabančiomis kruvinomis vaikų rankomis! Brrr.... kaip kraupu. Bet sutikite, labai įspūdingas elementas mūsų Tamsiosios Pusės backgroundui.

Gal kas apsiimtų nulipdyti tas rankas? Visai nebūtinai vaikiškas. Padarysime baisų juodą medį ir papuošime jį rankomis. SIAUBAS.


An akateko (赤手児, lit. "red handed child") is a yōkai, or Japanese monster, from the folklore of Aomori prefecture, specifically in the city of Hachinohe. It appeared as an infant's hand hanging down from a tree.