Japanese Mythology
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Wind and Thunder explores the divine forces of Japanese myth—Fujin, Raijin, Amaterasu, and Susanoo—whose tempests and light shape the world. Through wind, thunder, and sun, these gods embody transformation and balance, revealing that creation and destruction are not opposites, but eternal rhythms within nature’s living breath.
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In this article is an exploration of the lore behind the strangely endearing Yokai turned Lucky Cat Doll — Turbo Granny, from the anime and manga series currently taking the world by storm, DanDaDan.
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Today’s post discusses Kurama, the demon fox from the Naruto series, emphasizing his ties to Japanese folklore, specifically the iconic Kitsune. It explores Kurama’s character evolution from a feared beast to a loyal ally of Naruto, illustrating how ancient myths are reinterpreted and expanded upon to enrich modern storytelling.
Myths & Mischief 