Oct 15, 2023
Day 14 - Onamazu
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Day 14 - Onamazu
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The Namazu is a giant catfish from Japanese mythology. He lives in the mud under the Japanese islands, and his thrashing causes earthquaked.
Kashima, the god of thunder, is said to restrain Namazu, but on the occasions he lets his guard slip, disaster follows. After the great Edo earthquake of 1855, art prints of the catfish, known as Namazu-e, became popular.
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(Onamazu)
DOUBLE MERMAY POST CAUSE I HAVE THIS GIANT FISH LADY in my art folder. A doodle of an Onamazu mermaid (with a very dumb name, I know). Unlike the newer mermaids I created, after doodling this lady out, in the following months I got some ideas for a proper backstory: In a nutshell; she’s an orphan that got lost in the wilderness somewhere in Japan. She was then adopted by a family of Kappa, and as she grew up, the ambient energy from living with yokai for so long sorta turned her into a yokai herself. O-Namazuda developed into an Onamazu, a giant, earthquake causing catfish. I even gave her a signature move: “Tremor Slap”
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Thirteen to One – Emergence Magazine
Recalling the myth of the giant catfish Ōnamazu—said to reside beneath the Japanese archipelago and cause earthquakes—Marie Mutsuki Mockett
I redesigned Gamahono and added a big sis name Gamamura!
Now, of course, Tai can’t summon toads yet! I just wanted to draw my babies with toads!