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allmythologies · 7 months
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day 5 of horror mythology: yuki-onna
yuki-onna prey on travelers lost in the heavy snowstorms that blanket the japanese alps in winter. a mere touch is enough to give a human a deep, unshakable chill. they feed on life force, sucking it from human’s mouths with an icy breath that freezes their victims solid. yuki-onna spend their lives hunting humans in the snow. they stay near mountain roads and prey on the travelers coming and going, or break into homes and flash-freeze the inhabitants during the night. 
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the yuki-onna
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dreamerkitty · 1 year
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Yummy Neeky sprites
I honestly thought the nopperabou witches design from the manga is kinda cute, so I wanted to do it here
And I wanted to do super Mado from Gobou’s ‘behind there somewhere’ animation since I love combo effect Mado
Also some food for thought, Masada has a pretty ambiguous design, hm? Whats to say they aren’t female? It’s only fanon that makes them male
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strijkdesign · 1 year
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"Yuki-Onna" (2021)
Yuki-Onna or the snow lady is a ghost type yokai, she’s the spirit of someone who died in the snow. You might see her on snowy nights as a beautiful woman. The Yuki-Onna drains the lifeforce from her victims, leaving them frozen solid.
This painting is available as print and merch in my Redbubble shop.
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darklordofnightmares · 6 months
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Dp x dc writing prompt
no. [Banana|cherries|pineapple]
("dammit baldrick you forgot to write the numbers on again!")
I would 'love' to write this but I'm probably never going to have the time, if someone wants to please go ahead and use it, just tag me so I get to read it!
Snow-woman and the damphir?
Vlad and Danny are fighting again, the battle has crossed multiple land masses, they end up in a populated section of Japan where vlad gets the upper hand and pulls out a new invention: the 'maximus convertus' (classy right?) Danny stumbles into a few people trying to dodge but it hits... him and a young woman named cassandra cain!
The weapon is designed to powerswap the person firing and the target but its still a prototype and was meant for just the two people...
Danny's ice core powers get transferred to cassandra, vlads vampire(energy?) Core powers get transferred into danny, vlads obsession towards having Danny gets transferred into cassandra... vlad falls into a coma due to the loss of his core and the shock of being mortal again, danny collapses in the shock as his body shifts from strictly his hero form into something like vlads form (i just googled it, why is most damphir character art a combo of monk robes and a trenchcoat!-or 'bedroom wear'🤣) cassandra basically gets knocked out from the halfa core fusing into her soul and gets colder as her body decides how to develope...
Cassandra is in shock, she was in Japan doing some investigating for the Japan branch W.E. and was almost finished. today was her day off she had gone to a few tourist spots and learnt a little about Japanese culture and folk tales, one which caught her eye was the many stories about yuki-onna, the 'snow-women' after that she was travelling back to her hotel when she got caught up in a fight between supers, the boy with white hair was doing his best to stop harm coming to the civilians even at the expense to himself when the one with the red eyes and Cape pulled out a device that was wired up to him. She saw the boy try to get away from everyone but bounced off two civilians trying to get out of the way he bumped into her as the device fired.
*pain...cold...lonely...pain*
it felt like her body was freezing and unfreezing as she lay on the sidewalk unable to control her actions, the boy with the white hair now altering itself to be longer. She grunted in pain as her body froze and thawed and the boys eyes snapped open looking at her in concern. Another jolt of pain and he was scrabbling over to her to hold her hand "you're going to be all right, I will protect you" he murmured, his eyes seemed to have a hypnotic quality to them but his body language was genuine. The pain spiked again and her conciousness faded to the sound of ambulance sirens approaching. 'Why was her last conscious thoughts turning to the yuki-onna?...'
(Mizore is best snow-girl, will not be taking any Sass about it!)
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Also don't @ me about cassandra's heritage, Google's broke, vlads not exactly transalvanian and cass's mother's mixed.
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raspberry-beret · 2 years
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Mythology Weekend - Yuki-Onna
A Yuki-Onna, meaning "snow woman", is a Japanese mythology spirit, or yokai. Yuki-Onna are described as the ghost of beautiful women often with long hair and pale features. They are said to float over snow and leave no tracks and often are depicted as not having feet, which is common for Japanese ghosts. In some myths, Yuki-Onna can be evil and lead those lost in storms astray to die of exposure or even invading homes and using their icy breath to freeze victims. Other Yuki-Onna are described as letting victims go free, sometimes even marrying them although they melt away when their true nature is discovered.
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battleoftheicyfreaks · 11 months
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Round 1, Match 20: Ice Cube (Battle for Dream Island) vs. Yuki-onna (Japanese Mythology)
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Ice Cube Propaganda:
She wants revenge >:]
LITERALLY an ice cube. Also. she wants Revenge
Yuki-onna Propaganda:
she varies from myth to myth but the constant is she is a spooky woman who will freeze u with her awesome ice powers!!!
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[ Heavenly Guardian - Blizzard Mountain (NoPlay) ]
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owlishjade · 7 months
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Owltober Day 7 : Legend
For today I bring you Yuki-Onna one of my favorite legends, tomorrow I'll bring you Bungou Stray Dogs ✨
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lifextime · 10 months
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"Oh, wonderful. This must be what hell feels like."
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tanzoir · 1 year
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My Shirayuki Mizore cosplay, in Norwegian winter💜
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dreamerkitty · 1 day
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Fubuki-hime and Yuki-onna from music note episode 43
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ilimitadoworld-r · 1 year
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https://twitter.com/ilimitadoEXE/status/1614731128320966666
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splinteredsoul · 1 year
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The Snow Woman (1968)
dir. Tokuzō Tanaka
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dailycharacteroption · 10 months
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Fist of the Godclaw (Warpriest Archetype)
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(art by Emilio Rodriguez C. on Artstation)
 Power. That is the goal of lawful evil. Whether it be the one at the top or a dutiful (or not so dutiful) cog in the machine.
Officially, the many orders of the Hellknight mercenaries do not specifically worship the powers of Hell. They merely build their entire ideology around the idea of Hell’s order as the example of a perfect society, in which all are subservient to the whole, and those at the top reap the rewards that their “hard work” of ruling it all.
It is utterly baffling that even the lawful neutral among them believe that they don’t in fact serve the will of Asmodeus in deed, to say nothing of the rare lawful good ones (they do exist, though mostly in minor orders like the revived Order of the Torrent, whose focus is on disaster prevention and rescue). However, the delusion persists, and it doesn’t end there.
Among the Hellknight orders, there is the Order of the Godclaw, which specifically revolves around the worship of a pantheon of the five major gods of law in the Inner Sea Region: Abadar, Asmodeus, Irori, Iomedae, and Torag, each forming a “finger” of the “Godclaw”, the mighty fist of order. Of course, while the lawful neutral deities among them might be alright with occasionally working with Asmodeus, most worshippers would consider it blasphemous to associate Iomedae and Torag with the Dark Prince except in the most desperate end of need.
We’ve talked about the Godclaw before on the blog with the oracle mystery that shares a name with it, but the general gist is that the order cherry-picks doctrines from all five religions, creating a twisted version of all five as stern, armored rulers and paragons, and it their divine right and duty to stamp out disorder and lead the world to a perfect society by force (which conveniently adheres most closely to Asmodeus’s vision, because of course it does.)
This brings us to today’s subject, the so-called Fists of the Godclaw. These warpriests, whether they wear the armor of standard hellknights or as signifers, act as vicious warrior-priests and leaders in the order’s crusades. They act as mighty destroyers of chaos and disorder, though like all hellknight orders, their interpretation of such foes often leaves ordinary citizens in their line of fire.
There is no denying their power, however, and whether they serve as villain or antihero, they can be quite effective.
 Naturally, these priests must be of a lawful alignment, but they can actually worship any member of the Godclaw pantheon, or the Godclaw itself.
Regardless of who they decide to put their faith in, they must choose the blessings of Law and the special Godclaw blessing, the former granting them the power to harm chaotic foes and summon lawful allies, while the latter grants them the ability to break magical control by instilling an ally with their duty, as well as command their allies to act in unison. The fact that every fist must choose these blessings does raise the question about what exactly is granting them their divine power.
As soldiers against chaos, they also have an ability to sense it nearby, letting them root out hiding dissidents and confirm the morals of their foes.
They also have a knack for channeling their fervor to harm chaotic outsiders, being able to channel energy for that purpose much more efficiently and with much greater output.
The most powerful among them are able to briefly become paragons of law, gaining enhanced durability that only chaos can pierce, becoming totally immune to magic that sways the mind, and being able instill so much order into their actions that any action has perfect average results for a brief period.
Destroyers of chaos no matter the form it takes, if you’re interested in a paragon of law that has a nice slew of anti-chaos abilities, this archetype may be for you. The only super major thing it gets that other warpriests do not is the ability to use only one fervor to channel energy when using alignment channel against chaos, so you can build them however you like, though their locked blessings does mean that they likely favor buffing allies in addition to laying down the law directly, wading into battle rather than standing behind their troops.
 Now, this archetype does allow you to be lawful good, so you can in theory play such a character. Whether such a character believes the that the order can be steered in a more benevolent direction, or more likely, they believe in the warped versions of goodly deities that are roped into it. Either way, such a character might struggle to uphold such beliefs over time given the company they keep.
  The Fist Clan samurai, devoted to complete order, have taken a remote village hostage as they attempt to turn it into a new base of operations. The locals have been “conscripted” to build a fortress for them, and worse still, they have allied themselves with a yuki-onna, promising her to find the one who caused her death in exchange for preying upon interlopers that might disrupt their plans… or villagers trying to escape their yoke.
 The playful and mischievous vanara are exactly the sort of beings that the invading hellknights cannot abide, so they have sent a small army of their number into the mountains to hunt them. Obviously the armored warriors have the disadvantage in the treacherous terrain, but their tenacity, and the profane power of their leader, guarantee that the casualties to the monkey-folk will by high if nothing is done.
 There can be no doubt that the pantheon of the claw is blasphemy for all gods involved save one, the Dark One. This fabricated unity of deities seeks to corrupt the worship of the other deities into that of the master of evil, and the fact that it’s members gain divine power is proof in the eyes of many that it works, especially since true scholars of the divine are in short supply.
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