Difference between revisions of "Snake"

Revision as of 00:54, 4 March 2012 (view source) Sesshou (Talk | contribs) (Automatic page editing) Newer edit →

---

Revision as of 00:54, 4 March 2012

Contents 1 How to Fuse 2 Nozuchi 3 Naga 4 Mizuchi 5 Raja Naga 6 Yurlungur 7 Yamatano-Orochi

How to Fuse

Demon 1	Demon 2	Fusion Range	Demon	Level	Cost	Success Rate
Vile	Dragon	1-27	Nozuchi	14	98	79%
Yoma	Divine	28-47	Naga	24	288	64%
Yoma	Evil Dragon	48-61	Mizuchi	31	480	54%
Divine	Avian	62+	Raja Naga	40	800	40%
Divine	Nocturne
Avian	Beast
Avian	Fallen
Raptor	Beast
Raptor	Earth Mother
Earth Spirits	Nation Ruler
Earth Spirits	Guardian
Fairy	Nation Ruler
Fairy	Evil Dragon
Godly Beast	Beast
Holy Beast	Dragon
Beast	Nation Ruler
Beast	Earth Mother
Beast	Dragon
Nation Ruler	Fallen
Nation Ruler	Brute
Fallen	Dragon
Dragon	Foul

Nozuchi

Main article: Nozuchi

A type of supernatural creature, resembling a headless, hammer-like snake. They attack humans by rolling and can also climb uphill. They are sometimes identified with Kaya-no-hime. Nozuchi are counted among the 35 children of the Japanese deities Izangi and Izanami.

Nozuchi are also sometimes identified with the modern-day tsuchinoko.

Naga

Main article: Naga

Snake gods of Indian mythology. They are usually depicted as human from the waist up and snake from the waist down. They are regarded as gods of the harvest, fertility, and reincarnation. Their venom can kill with one strike, and their bodies are immortal and can heal from any wound. Female Nagas are called Nagini, and are said to be both beautiful and clever.

The Nagas possess many of the world's finest jewels, which they use to illuminate the underground palaces in which they dwell. Because of their awesome defensive powers, statues of Nagas are often placed at the entrances of temples.

Mizuchi

Main article: Mizuchi

A snake god considered the lord of all freshwater creatures, the Mizuchi is thought to have originated from the Chinese Jiaolong.

A white pattern circles its neck, while its back is covered in blue blotches. Five colors of cotton-like strands of light decorate its sides, while its tail ends in a knot. A Mizuchi is said to take over and rule any lake containing 2,600 fish.

Its Chinese name signifies a race of dragons, while its Japanese name means "aquatic spiritual power". Although once a revered presence, since the advent of Buddhism it has come to be seen as a creature of evil.

Raja Naga

Main article: Raja Naga

A were-snake that appears in Hindu mythology. The Raja Naga is a member of the top echelon of Naga royalty. They are said to reside in India, southwest Asia and even Japan.

They come in a variety of striking forms, from those whose top half is that of a snake to those who sport numerous cobra heads or even wings.

The name Naga means "cobra", and these beings are considered deities that embody the life force and unique appearance of these snakes.

Yurlungur

	This content is unimplemented on the Marvelous USA International server. Information may be subject to change.

Main article: Yurlungur

"A snake with a rainbow body from Murngin lore. He is a fertility deity that controls the weather, and resides in a holy pond filled with rainbow-colored water."

In Australian Aboriginal mythology, the Yurlungur is a great copper snake that is said to bring the rains and thus incite the renewal of life. It is commonly known as the rainbow serpent because the water where it lives shines like a rainbow. It was believed that if coloured light was seen inside a well (likely caused by light reflection) then the Yurlungur was within.

In one story of the Yurlungur, he was awoken from a deep sleep by the smell of one of the Wawalag sisters' menstrual blood. Aroused by the smell of the blood, Yurlungur swallowed the Wawalag sisters whole, however it was later forced to regurgitate them both. The act of the serpent regurgitating them is used in Aboriginal ceremonies to symbolize a boy entering manhood.

Yamatano-Orochi

	This content is unimplemented on the Marvelous USA International server. Information may be subject to change.

Main article: Yamatano-Orochi

Yamata no Orochi or Orochi, translated as the Eight-Forked Serpent in English, is a legendary 8-headed and 8-tailed Japanese dragon that was slain by the Shinto storm-god Susanoo.

Dragon King
Demons	Nozuchi • Naga • Mizuchi • Raja Naga • Vouivre • Vritra • Yamata-no-Orochi • Yurlungur
Variations	Inexperienced Nozuchi • Wanderer Nozuchi • Accomplished Naga • Inexperienced Naga • Accomplished Mizuchi • Inexperienced Yurlungur
Limited	Manifestation Nozuchi • Saien's Big Nozuchi • Lucky Vouivre • Conquering Yamata-no-Orochi
Enemy	Nozuchi (Boss) • Naga (JB) • Deformed Mizuchi • Electric Beast Mizuchi • The Flood caller Mizuchi • Deformed Raja Naga • Cave Lord Yamata-no-Orochi • True Lone Island Chief Yamata-no-Orochi • Pure Prayer Caller Yurlungur • Superior Demon Yurlungr
Event	None

Demonic Compendium
By Alignment	Law	Herald • Entity • Deity • Vile • Avian • Megami • Amatsu • Raptor • Divine • Jaki • Flight • Yoma • Jirae • Machine
	Neutral	Reaper • Holy • Beast • Fairy • Element • Fiend • Genma • Wilder • Snake • Night • Avatar
	Chaos	Foul • Brute • Haunt • Dragon • Fallen • Femme • Kunitsu • Lady • Drake • Kishin • Omega • Tyrant • Gaean
By Family	God	Deity • Megami • Entity
	Aerial	Herald • Divine • Fallen
	Icon	Vile • Amatsu • Reaper • Kunitsu • Lady • Kishin • Omega
	Demon	Jaki • Jirae • Brute • Femme
	Dragon	Snake • Dragon • Drake
	Nether	Yoma • Fairy • Genma • Night • Tyrant
	Bird	Avian • Raptor • Flight
	Beast	Holy • Beast • Wilder • Avatar
	Scourge	Haunt
	Pagan	Foul
	Prime	Element
	Human	Fiend • Gaean
	Device	Machine