Difference between revisions of "Ganesha"

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A god of wisdom and good luck in Indian mythology. He is the son of the supreme god Shiva and his wife Parvati, the goddess of good luck. He is said to protect against disasters, bestow wisdom, and bring wealth and fortune. For this reason, many Indian restaurants have statues or pictures of Ganesha. In Japan, Ganesha is known as Kankiten or Seiten. He is often depicted with an elephant's head and four arms.

Ganesha was originally a young man created by Parvati from her own filth to guard against Shiva seeing her bathe. But when Shiva returned one day to find his path blocked by Ganesha, he cut the youth's head off, not knowing who he was. Seeing this, Parvati was stricken with grief, and Shiva, in panic, cut off the head of a passing elephant and placed it on Ganesha's shoulders. Ganesha was not happy with this, but came to accept it after being given a variety of powers.

Each god in Indian mythology is said to have his or her own mount to ride, Ganesha's is a mouse.

Demon Statistics
	Name
	Ganesha
	Alignment
	Law
	Family	Magica	Race	Yoma
	Inheritance Type	Slash	Growth Type	Big Hagalaz
	Base Level	58	Force Slot	5
	HP	556	Melee	72
	MP	234	Ranged	36
	Strength	75	Spell	66
	Magic	75	Support	36
	Vitality	36	Phy. Defense	21
	Intelligence	30	Mgc. Defense	15
	Speed	31	Crt. Occurrence	20
	Luck	28	Crt. Avoidance	40
	Locations Found	Shinagawa
	Variations
	Drops	DCM: Ganesha, Cup of Twilight, Peridot, Eggshell of an Avian
	DCM Location	Dropped by Ganesha, Negotiation Gift