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Tsukumo - A term for a kodo that is an object. The term may also be used as an identity.
Examples may include:
An object that is a small version of whatever it is, such as a small size cup.
An object that's associated with children or kodos, like an elementary school uniform.
An object based on a small, child, or kodo version of an existing thing, such as a plushie of a loli character.
Any object that just gives off kodo vibes for some reason.
The name comes from Tsukumogami, a tool in Japanese folklore that has acquired a spirit. Not necessarily related to kodos lol, but its like... imagine the object has the spirit of a kodo, or something (not that that's really what a tsukumogami is either... shhh... its okay).
The idea was proposed by @mynameisuranus ! I made the symbol & chose a name.
And of course, tsukumocon would be the attraction towards tsukumos.
Λβ‘Λ ΰ£ͺ Piki
Piki is a term used to describe a kodo that is a Concept/Non Corporal
This could also be used as an identity.
The name "Piki" (and the whole of this) came up to us in a dream
Ta nuit laisse couler de mon Εil et ma tempe
Un flot d'encre si lourd qu'elle en fera sortir
Des Γ©toiles de fleurs comme on le voit d'un tir
La plume que j'y trempe.
/ Jean Genet
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β¦ requests open β a term for kodos who are dead / undead : original coining(link) .
β.γ THERE IS NO WRONG WAY TO USE MY TERMS! ARCHIVAL IS ENCOURAGED! CREDIT IF USING ELSEWHERE / REPOSTING! γ.β
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Kamicon (right) + Kami (left)
Not to be mistaken for kamucon and kamu
Kamicon (or "kami complex"): the attraction or fixation on kamis
Kami: a kodo that is a god, deity, god-like, or deity-like (or anything of that nature)
"Why kami?" = We chose kami because it comes from the Japanese word "η₯" (or kami) which means god or deity. (We aren't a native Japanese speaker so please correct us if we are wrong!!)
Alternative names are okay (to make it easier to not mix up with kamucon/kamu) :3 but we just couldn't think of any! Kami can also be used as an identity if one wants!
Symbol with transparent symbol:
Symbol meaning: the circle is supposed to represent the sun, because that can sometimes be a religious symbol. Plus a halo since it's commonly associated with godly + heavenly (etc) stuff. We tried to make it more religion ambiguous. The colors are also picked because we associate gold-like yellows and oranges with general religion (we have synesthesia).
> we usually don't have many reasons behind colors or symbols when we coin stuff (outside of our synesthesia associations) so these 2 flags are probably the ones we've put the most thought into lmao. The idea for a god / godly / etc kodo came to us randomly before our wisdom tooth removal for some reason.
