Tumgik
#Inari
evilkitten3 · 1 day
Text
man the wave arc must've been a trip for sasuke even before the actual fight on the bridge.
imagine some old man lying to you and endangering (understandably tho) you and your fellow twelve-year-olds and then guilting you about how if he dies his poor daughter will be left all alone and then you go to his how and meet her and her disillusioned rage-filled son who watched his father's brutal murder and became trapped in an obsessive hateful spiral bc he couldn't even imagine a world in which the monster who ruined his life would ever cease to be present in every waking misery-filled moment of his pitiful life and then your dumbest friend yells at him for not trying to punch his way out of crushing systemic oppression and you aren't really paying attention to any of that bc his mom is uncannily similar to your mom in just enough ways that you're totally fine spending as much time Not Dealing With That and climbing trees instead
Tumblr media Tumblr media
and then you do go to the bridge and you get fucked up so bad your magic eyes activate (actually they already activated but you don't know that bc your dickweed brother was too busy traumatizing you to say "oh hey nice sharingan good job sasuke") and then your stupid idiot orange-wearing jerkwad teammate who won't leave you alone and also kissed you once barges in like a stupid orange-wearing idiot and you fling yourself in front of him as a meatshield and hope someone else deals with your dickweed brother bc you probably just got yourself killed for this idiot
and then you wake up and everybody except your team is dead and your other teammate is crying bc she thought you were dead but it turns out the guy who killed you (who also looks a little bit like your mom but maybe you're just losing it and anyway he's got a hole in his chest now so who cares) was too nice to kill you and the last time someone could've killed you but didn't for some reason it went Super Great so you kinda just wanna go home and sleep for like a week but before you can do that the townspeople name the bridge after your dumb teammate even tho as far as you're aware you're the one who nearly died for it and the rest of your team looks basically ok while you are literally covered in holes but sure fine whatever
and then you go home and it turns out that everything just gets worse forever
27 notes · View notes
local-aliens-comic · 5 days
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
Based on real experiences with walking in the woods and seeing random garbo. Some art school left a weird gnome man in the local forest and I keep wondering if they're gonna come pick him back up or let the earth reclaim him. (It's been 4 months (His head is gone))
239 notes · View notes
iusedtobesometal · 9 months
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
688 notes · View notes
niqvassieart · 1 year
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Sketches from photos i took of Sámi reindeer herder Petri Mattus' reindeer during a visit to his home in Inari, Finland in March.
Middle drawing in pencil, top and bottom in Procreate.
2K notes · View notes
tenno-aster · 3 months
Text
Gauss Prime is a Fox.
How did I come to this conclusion? By first looking at Gauss Prime's signature armor set, Doppline Prime Armor.
Tumblr media
This is the chest armor of this set. It very clearly resembles the head of a fox. I was so curious as to why this could be. What association does Gauss' theme have with foxes? And what exactly does "Doppline" mean?
And then I remembered a line from the Gauss Prime Trailer.
Tumblr media
Messengers of Gods. This seems fairly easy to interpret. One would quickly recall Hermes of Greek Mythology, famous for his incredible speed and being known as a "messenger" of the Olympians. But a "messenger of Gods" isn't an uncommon trope in various mythologies all around the world.
Connecting this fox motif to this line allowed me to recall a type of kitsune that served the kami (a spirit or god) Inari in Shintoism. Kitsune are (generally) known for their mischievous behavior (which we see in spades in the trailer) and their ability to shapeshift.
Then connecting this back to the Doppline Armor, I realized that Doppline is a portmanteau of "doppleganger" (a term often ascribed to a spirit that can assume the shape of a person, relating to kitsune shapeshifting) and vulpine ("having to do or related with foxes").
Gauss Prime is a celestial kitsune.
129 notes · View notes
daydreamatom · 1 year
Photo
Tumblr media Tumblr media
🦊 Kitsune Mochi 🍊
 Happy New Year! Here is a sculpture I made in honor of Inari and the yearly Japanese tradition of kagami mochi. Made also with the intention of bringing good health and fortune to a new home. ❤️
738 notes · View notes
ireallylovefoxes · 11 months
Text
Tumblr media
338 notes · View notes
tsurupica · 1 year
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
稲荷の妖精☺️
322 notes · View notes
katioart · 9 months
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
the last two bachelors
182 notes · View notes
allthingseurope · 1 year
Photo
Tumblr media
Lake Inari, Finland (by Nicholas V.)
520 notes · View notes
linggluu · 5 months
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
when naruto/sasuke/inari and none of us knew another guy also lost his dad ;;
61 notes · View notes
local-aliens-comic · 1 month
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Second update yippee
212 notes · View notes
iusedtobesometal · 2 months
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
By iusedtobesometal
68 notes · View notes
niqvassieart · 1 year
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Reindeer in gouache and pencil done from photos i took in Inari, Finland in March. These are racing reindeer from the reindeer-racing King championship final held on the frozen Lake Inari which happened to be on during our visit!
These specially-selected speedy reindeer can run at up to 60km per hour. Super beautiful animals.
896 notes · View notes
whencyclopedia · 12 days
Photo
Tumblr media
Kami
In the Shinto religion Kami is an all-embracing term which signifies gods, spirits, deified mortals, ancestors, natural phenomena, and supernatural powers. All of these kami can influence people's everyday lives and so they are worshipped, given offerings, solicited for aid and, in some cases, appealed to for their skills in divination. Kami are attracted by purity - both physical and spiritual - and repelled by the lack of it, including disharmony. Kami are particularly associated with nature and may be present at sites such as mountains, waterfalls, trees, and unusually shaped rocks. For this reason, there are said to be 8 million kami, a number referred to as yaoyorozu-no-kamigami. Many kami are known nationally, but a great many more belong only to small rural communities, and each family has its own ancestral kami.
The reverence for spirits thought to reside in places of great natural beauty, meteorological phenomena, and certain animals goes back to at least the 1st millennium BCE in ancient Japan. Add to these the group of Shinto gods, heroes, and family ancestors, as wells as bodhisattvas assimilated from Buddhism, and one has an almost limitless number of kami. Common to all kami are their four mitama (spirits or natures) one of which may predominate depending on circumstances: aramitama (wild or rough), nigimitama (gentle, life-supporting), kushimatama (wonderous), and sakimitama (nurturing). This division emphasises that kami can be capable of both good and bad. Despite their great number, kami can be classified into various categories. There are different approaches to categorization, some scholars use the function of the kami, others their nature (water, fire, field, etc.). For simplicity, and as those methods mentioned tend to create a lot of overlap, we will here adopt historian M. Ashkenazi's approach.
Classical Kami
Here the 'classical' kami are those which appear in the oldest Shinto texts including the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki. Here we have the gods, supreme amongst them being Amaterasu, the sun goddess. Others include her brother Susanoo, the wind and sea god, Takamimusubi, Okuninushi, and the creator gods Izanami and Izanagi. The first gods who remained in the heavens are often referred to as amatsukami (heavenly kami) while those next generation gods who ruled first on earth are called kunitsukami (earthly kami). All of the kami occasionally, in times of great crisis, assemble for conference on the dry riverbed of the Heavenly River. Many important rivers, mountains, caves, and rocks have their own kami too. In this group are also two kami from across the sea: Sukunabikona and Sarutahiko.
Continue reading...
37 notes · View notes
roseillith · 6 months
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
55 notes · View notes