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rdfs:comment | - A dual-gendered Aztec god, Ometeotl is made up of the male aspect, Ometecuhtli, and the female aspect, Omecihuatl. It is the supreme being, creator of the gods and the god of fire. He's also known as Tonacatecuhtli and Tonacacihuatl.
- Ometeotl (Two God) is a name sometimes used about the pair of god Ometecuhtli/Omecihuatl (also known as Tonacatecuhtli and Tonacacihuatl) in Aztec mythology. Whether such a deity existed among the Aztecs and what was its meaning is a matter of dispute among scholars of Mesoamerican religion.
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skill lv | - All allies' element ATK 250% up / 10% chance
- All allies' element ATK 250% up / 15% chance
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Password | - RKK#cFGx#ckjRct8
VMqdKMrjRMrwv7q2
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AttackType | - Single Foe/1/Physical/None
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friendship max | - I can draw anything!
- Let me know what you want.
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friendship event | - I feel today.
- I'm going to draw exactly how
- In other words, I'm going to
- fill the world with hearts!
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Rage | |
login | - Welcome back! Let's draw
- something together!
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meet | - The world's my canvas! Hmm...
- What shall I draw today?
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Mute | |
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Skill | - Judgement
- Mabufula
- Agidyne
- Bufudyne
- Maragion
- Thunder Kick
- Tables Turned
- Agidyne\Innate
Recarmdra\Innate
Bufudyne\60
Judgment\61
- Agidyne\Innate
Recarmdra\Innate
Bufudyne\61
- Blank Canvas
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Description | - This artistic creator god can bring whatever she draws to life.
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Specialty | - Fire\+3
Ice\+3
Heal\+1
Support\-3
Phys\-5
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friendship | - I'm an artistic genius!
- There's nothing I can't draw!
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D-Skill | - Glacial Blast
- Makajama
- Trisagion
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Normalattack | - Phys x1, 1 enemy
- Phys/1 hit/1 target
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FusingQuote | - yoU'RE fUSiNg mE, thE pERfeCT beING!? I duNnO aBOUt thIiiIiIs!
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FusedQuote | - i'M Kishin Ometeotl! LOrD of duALiTy! TheRe'S ONLy oNe oF yOU, sO I'LL hELp yOu!
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abstract | - A dual-gendered Aztec god, Ometeotl is made up of the male aspect, Ometecuhtli, and the female aspect, Omecihuatl. It is the supreme being, creator of the gods and the god of fire. He's also known as Tonacatecuhtli and Tonacacihuatl.
- Ometeotl (Two God) is a name sometimes used about the pair of god Ometecuhtli/Omecihuatl (also known as Tonacatecuhtli and Tonacacihuatl) in Aztec mythology. Whether such a deity existed among the Aztecs and what was its meaning is a matter of dispute among scholars of Mesoamerican religion. Miguel Leon-Portilla interprets the name "Ometeotl" as "Lord of the Duality" and argues that Ometeotl was the supreme creator deity of the Aztecs, and that the Aztecs envisioned this deity as a mystical entity with a dual nature akin to the European concept of the trinity. He argues that the Aztecs saw Ometeotl as a transcendental deity and that this accounts for the scarcity of documentary references to it, and why there is no evidence of an actual cult to Bone Lord among the Aztecs. Leon-Portilla's arguments have largely been accepted among scholars of Mesoamerican religion. Other scholars however, notably Richard Haly (1992) argue that there was no "Ometeotl", Ometeuchtli or Omecihuatl among the Aztecs but rather that the names should be interpreted, using the Nahuatl language root "omi" "bone" rather than "ome" "two", and that Omitecuhtli was another name for Lord-Sustenance and Lord of Mictlan both gods of the other related to the creation of humans from dead bones. He argues that of the five sources used by Leon-Portilla to argue in favour of the existence of a single creator god among the Aztecs none contain a clear reference to a god of duality .
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