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Kappan är en japansk vattenande som oftast lever i grunda dammar och åar. Kappan liknar en apa med fiskfjäll istället för päls. Kappan har också ett hål mitt uppe på huvudet, i vilket den förvara vatten. Kappan livnär sig i huvudsak på människoblod. Den kan dock övertalas att inte skada en person, om man kastar till den en gurka med det tilltänkta offrets namn inristat på gurkan. Om man som trollkarl stöter på en kappa, ska man försöka få den att bocka sig. Om kappan gör detta, rinner vatten ut ur dess hålighet och djuret förlorar då sin styrka. Kappa (河童, kapa aceso. Rio Criança) são um tipo de sprite de água que vivem nos rios. Em termo simplista, são duendes aquáticos. Muitas vezes retratado como tendo uma carapaça de tartaruga e bico, eles são conhecidos por ter uma curiosidade sobre os seres humanos , às vezes desafiando os seres humanos a testes de habilidade, comer crianças, e ter um amor de pepinos.thumb|Um Kappa de acordo com o folclore japonês. Eles têm uma estrutura de corpo único chamado de "prato" no topo da sua cabeça, e ele deve ser preenchido com água para as criaturas para funcionar corretamente na terra. Kappa são conhecidos para retirar shirikodama (尻子玉, bola anal) a partir dos humano e matá-los no processo. Shirikodama é uma glândula imaginário que se diz existir em algum lugar perto do ânus ou ao redor do estô Kappa seorang anak kecil yang mengenakan sorban putih dengan manik-manik oranye disekitarnya. Dia memiliki kain biru di sekitar leher dan memakai jubah biru dengan lengan hijau. Dia memakai sabuk cokelat di sekitar tubuhnya dimana ia membawa batu. Dia membawa sebuah tas yang dipenuhi berbagai senjata, seperti palu, tongkat dan lainnya. Kappa (カッパ - Kappa) est un jeune cireur de chaussures à Nanohana. A Kappa is an amphibious imp that dwells in lakes, ponds and streams. It resembles a young boy with a turtle shell on its back, webbed hands and feet, and green skin. The Kappa emerges from its watery home to prey upon livestock, as well as the occaisional young human. It prefers to feast on the liver, which it will either pull or suck out through the anus. Mamiral vent des objets et des meubles sur l'île, Amiral est celui qui emmène le joueur sur Tortiland grâce à son bateau, Liliane propose des excursions et se tient derrière le bureau d'accueil et Lila propose de racheter les objets du joueur contre quelques Clochettes seulement. Le kappa est un animal légendaire dans la culture japonaise, en Europe le kappa est donc plutôt considéré comme une tortue. Kappa was a Lambda-class T-4a shuttle used by pirates during the Galactic Civil War. It was used during the Raid in the Rudrig system. Kappa are aquatic monster girls from the marshes and rivers of Zipangu. They are specifically cited in the Early settings info as typifying the "neighbourly" monsters who freely intermingle with humans in that eastern land. Like the yuki onna, it's particularly their young who enjoy intermingling with human children. It's not quite right to say that kappa are non-violent, because a young kappa's preferred form of interaction is to play sumo with boys, practicing the skills that will one day see her come back and really push down her favourite opponent. Kappa es una estatua que aparece en "El juego terminó". Él lanza un enigma para que Gwen, Ben y Ishiyama puedan pasar al nivel que quieran, en este caso, el nivel 13. Gwen resuelve la adivinanza, por lo cual Kappa vierte un líquido especial de Sumo que convierte a Gwen en una guerrera sumo. Realiza el pisotón de Sumo y la parte por la mitad, aparece el Dojo y suben al siguiente nivel. A Kappa is a scaly green monster with the body of a Tortoise, the head of a Monkey and limbs that are lined with scales. Some believe that the Kappa is descended from the Monkey messenger of the River God. El Kappa es un demonio de agua japonés. Se asemeja a un mono cubierto de escamas con las manos palmeadas y una depresión llena de agua en la parte superior de su cabeza. El agua de este hueco es la fuente de la fuerza de la criatura. Los Kappas viven en aguas poco profundas. Ellos se alimentan de la sangre de los seres humanos, matan a quien tenga la mala suerte de meterse en sus estanques y ríos. Sin embargo, una persona frente a un Kappa puede hacer algo para protegerse a sí mismos, ya sea por apaciguar a la criatura o ser más inteligente que él. Un Kappa no ataca a una persona si se lanza un pepino inscrito con el nombre de esa persona. También puede ser engañado para que se incline, por lo que el agua se derrama de los huecos en su cabeza, dejándolo sin poder. Kappa is a Greek letter. But this article isn't about that kind of kappa. There are thousands of Youkai in Japanese mythology... but one of them is far more popular with the public than the others. The Kappa is a river-dwelling creature of Japanese folklore. It is often depicted in Anime and modern media as an anthropomorphic turtle with a domed head, parrot-like beak, and a ring of spikes sticking out from its head. Examples of Kappa include: Le Kappa est un démon des eaux qui hante les mares et les rivières du Japon. A kappa is reptilian water demon. It is covered in a protective carapace, has a protruding beak, and is the size and rough shape of a human child. It is said to be fond of leaping from the water to drag unwitting mundanes to their deaths. O Kappa é um espírito aquático, um youkai pertencente ao folclore japonês. Kappa is a watery planet located in the Union System. It has a Terran station and jumpgate in orbit. It is average for weapons and equipment and useless for pirate hunters. Los kappa (河童) son un tipo de duende del agua que vive en los ríos. Muchas veces representados por tener una caparazón de tortuga y un pico, son conocidos por tener curiosidad por los humanos, a veces retando a los humanos a pruebas de habilidad, comiendo niños, o amando los pepinos. Los kappa de Gensokyo creen que se llevan bien con los humanos pero alguna de las historias de folckore que los humanos han dejado a traves del tiempo sugieren que los humanos piensan de otra manera . Cerca de la epoca en que la Barrera Hakurei fue creada los kappa construyeron la estatua del dragon en la Aldea de los Humanos , que la gente rinde culto todos los dias. Los kappa incluso instalaron un sistema de pronostico del tiempo dentro de el. De kappa is een waterduivel uit Japan. Hij leeft in ondiepe vijvers. Van de kappa wordt gezegd dat hij lijkt op een aap, maar in plaats van haar vissenschubben heeft. In de kruin van zijn hoofd heeft hij een holte waarin hij water bewaart. Kappa ist die Yōkaigattung, der auch Jaken angehört, er war einst König einer ganzen Kappaarmee. Im folgenden Text werden diese Kappawesen mal etwas näher betrachtet. Als Kappa (河童 dt. Flusskind) wird ein japanisches Fabelwesen bezeichnet, das zur Kategorie der Yōkai gehört, aber auch Züge eines Kami = Gottheit trägt. Es ist eine Kreatur, die mit Wasser in Verbindung gebracht wird, und eine der bekanntesten Kreaturen des japanischen Volksglaubens. Der Kappa ist heute inoffizielles Nationalsymbol Japans. Die Bezeichnung Kappa stammt dabei ursprünglich aus den Erzählungen der Kantō-Region und ist im 20. Jahrhundert zur gebräuchlichsten für diese Art von Yōkai geworden. Der bevorzugte Lebensraum der Kappawesen ist das Wasser; normalerweise ein langsam fließendes Süßwasser oder ein Teich. Häuf Kappa is a Unggoy Special Ops who appears in a abundance of humour stories in the Stelverse. He is the main proganatist in the upcoming Halo crackfic Halo: Forgot the Title of This Story. The Kappa is a mythical Japanese creature. It is apparently thought of as a legend by the citizens of Old Japan. thumb|KappaKappa (河童; zu deutsch "Flusskind"; alternativ auch Kawatarō 川太郎 oder Kawako 川子) sind Fabelwesen (Yokai) aus der japanischen Mythologie. Der Kappa ernährt sich von menschlichem Blut, kann jedoch dazu veranlasst werden, der bedrohten Person nichts anzutun, wenn man ihm eine Gurke zuwirft, in die der Name dieser Person eingeritzt ist. Wenn es hart auf hartkommt, sollte der bedrohte Zauberer den Kappa dazu verleiten, sich zu bücken — dann fließt das Wasser aus der Höhlung seines Kopfes und das beraubt ihn all seiner Kräfte. Κκ Kappa is a letter in the Greek language alphabet of Earth, originating in the early period of Human history.It was used in the following contexts: Access code * Kappa-alpha-4-6-0-1-7-0-4, Ambassador T'Pel's access code Maneuver * Kappa 010, a Starfleet attack maneuver Star * Kappa Fornacis Un kappa è una creatura acquatica che si trova in Giappone. There are only a handful of these in the game, and they're all in fixed battles. You shouldn't have much trouble with them at all. Take these things out first when you encounter it in the Sewers, since they use a healing ability they will use on the Water Tiger when it's damaged. Kappa is a young shoeshine-boy in Nanohana. Kappa (河童, "river-child"), alternately called Kawatarō (川太郎, "river-boy") or Kawako (川子, "river-child"), are legendary creatures, a type of water sprite found in Japan. In Shintō they are considered to be one of many suijin. A hair-covered variation of a Kappa is called a Hyōsube (ひょうすべ?). Kappa: Sanskrit kalpa 'world-period', an inconceivably long space of time, an aeon. This again is subdivided into 4 sections: world-dissolution dissolving world, continuation of the chaos samvatta-tthāyī world-construction vivatta-kappa continuation of the formed world vivatta-tthāyī How long a world-dissolution will continue, how long the chaos, how long the construction, how long the continuation of the formed world, of these things; o Bhikkhus, one hardly can say that it will be so many years, or so many centuries, or so many millennia, or so many hundred thousands of years A. IV, 156 Kappa, or “river-children,” were mischevious river spirits, originally from the realm of Sakkaku, who plagued travelers with their dangerous tricks. Kappa – podstawowa jednostka frakcji Świątynia. Są to istoty bardzo skore do ruchu. Dodatkowo potrafią skoczyć na przeciwnika i powstrzymać przy tym samym jego kontratak. Każdy sus przez pole oznacza dodatkowe 5% obrażeń. Aby wykonać skok, musi się znajdować więcej niż 2 pola od przeciwnika, aczkolwiek nie może być dłuższy niż podwójna liczb pól, jaką może normalnie przejść. Są w połowie odporni na zaklęci z dziedziny magii wody, potrafią także naturalnie pływać i chodzić po wodzie, co ułatwia poruszanie się bohaterom Świątyni. Wprost nienawidzą, jak dmie silny wicher. Nie potrafią strzelać z dystansu, ale nieźle sobie radzą w walce wręcz. Otrzymają od podmuchów wiatru 25% więcej ran. Miejscem rekrutacji tych jednostek jest zaczarowany staw - budowla, którą można zbudować w dowolnym mieści combination of the words kawa (river) and wappa, a va riant form of 童 warawa (also warabe) "child." In Shintō they are considered to be one of many suijin (水神,“water deity”), their yorishiro, or one of their temporary appearances. A hairy kappais called a Hyōsube (ひょうすべ?). There are more than eighty other names associated with the kappa in different regions, including kawappa, gawappa,kōgo, mizushi, mizuchi, enkō, kawaso, suitengu, and dangame. Along with the oni and the tengu, the kappa is among the best-known yōkai in Japan. Kappan är en japansk vattenande som oftast lever i grunda dammar och åar. Kappan liknar en apa med fiskfjäll istället för päls. Kappan har också ett hål mitt uppe på huvudet, i vilket den förvara vatten. Kappan livnär sig i huvudsak på människoblod. Den kan dock övertalas att inte skada en person, om man kastar till den en gurka med det tilltänkta offrets namn inristat på gurkan. Om man som trollkarl stöter på en kappa, ska man försöka få den att bocka sig. Om kappan gör detta, rinner vatten ut ur dess hålighet och djuret förlorar då sin styrka. The kappa is a type of mischievous legendary creature found in Japanese folklore, also a youkai and a type of sprite. The plural for kappa can either be "kappas" or just simply "kappa". According to medieval Japan, the myth tells that kappas can be found dwelling in lakes, rivers, and swamps. These creatures take the form of a turtle and a monkey. However, these creatures resemble frogs. Appiccagnolo originale probabilmente trasversale mancante, sostituito e fissato con saldatura a stagno. The kappa is a creature in Might & Magic: Heroes VI. A Core creature of the Sanctuary faction, its upgraded version is the kappa shoya. 250px|thumb|Kappa Kappa są rasą złośliwych, drobnych humanoidów, które bardzo przypominają żółwie. Mimo niskiego wzrostu (przeciętny stwór mierzy niewiele ponad 60 centymetrów i waży około 10 kilogramów) istoty te umieją dobrze walczyć wręcz, stosując technikę chwytów i rzutów. Stworzenia te są przygarbione, a ich plecy okrywa twarda skorupa. Grube, ale elastyczne łuski chronią resztę ciała. Zwykle są one zielone z żółtymi plamami, ale czasami ciemnoniebieskie z żółtobrązowymi akcentami. Kappy mają wystające, krągłe brzuchy, a stopy masywne i szerokie, z trzema palcami połączonymi błoną i zakończonymi krzywymi pazurami. Dłonie ich są również pazurzaste i błoniaste, ale dość zręczne. Głowy kapp są płaskie i krągłe, z miseczkowatym wgłębienie może na czubku z wodą z rodzimego jeziora, rzeki A mythical water creature. The Kappa was an Imperial-class Star Destroyer in the Galactic Empire and later in the Imperial Remnant. While in service of the Imperial Navy, the Star Destroyer was part of the Thuris Sector Fleet, under Grand Admiral Marek Vaiken Stele. Als Kappa (jap. 河童; dt. „Fluss-Kind“) wird ein japanisches Fabelwesen bezeichnet, das zur Kategorie der Yōkai, der Dämonen, gehört, aber auch Züge einer „niederen“ Gottheit, eines Kami, trägt. Es ist eine Kreatur, die mit Wasser in Verbindung gebracht wird, und eine der bekanntesten Kreaturen des japanischen Volksglaubens. In den letzten Jahrzehnten des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde es in leicht abgewandelter Form ein inoffizielles Nationalsymbol Japans. Kappas in Animal Crossing: * Käpten * Bonnie * Lore * Lotte The Kappa is a Japanese water demon. They are infamous for sneaking up on intruding humans and strangling them to death. In Japanese mythology, a Kappa is a mischievous freshwater imp or demon. If angered, it would rape the nearest woman, or do it by their own will, but if befriended, they would become the person's best friend and servant, and would stop their mischievous and unlawful ways. The Kappa (カッパ Kappa ) is a summer-type Makamou with the feature of a snapping turtle and a frog. It is able to grow a new head to replace the one it discharges from its body, morphing into a copy. Kappa es... eh... un... lo que sea, vive en el lago grande en la base de la montaña. El es el tipo más antisocial de todos, solo hablará contigo si le obsequias pepinos. No se sabe mucho sobre este personaje, puedes aprender más si te casas con el (claro está, en FoMT para chicas). Eventos: * No tiene. Kappa (カッパ, Kappa) est un sort de la Magie du Vent, exclusif à l'anime. Kappa, alternatively called Kawatarō or Kawako, are legendary creatures, a type of water sprite found in Japanese folklore. In Shintō they are considered to be one of many suijin. A hair-covered variation of a Kappa is called a Hyōsube . Kappa are similar to Finnish Näkki, Scandinavian/Germanic Näck/Neck, Slavian Vodník and Scottish Kelpie in that all have been used to scare children of dangers lurking in waters. It has been suggested that the kappa legends are based on the Japanese giant salamander or "hanzaki", an aggressive salamander which grabs its prey with its powerful jaws. "Kappa? Cappuccino? Nah, makes me hyper." Kappa (河童) are a species of demon in Japanese folklore. Due to the similarity in appearance, the Turtles are often confused for kappa, in a running gag that spans multiple universes. Like most demonic entities in Japanese myths, they are not evil by nature. Some are evil, some are simply mischievous, and others are even helpful. Kappas are mischievous, legendary creatures, water-type sprites found in Japanese folklore. In medieval Japan, this humanoid creatures were believed to dwell in lakes, rivers and swampy areas. Drownings and child kidnapping were attributed to this creature. "A breed of youkai that live close to rivers. Apparently the little saucer they keep on their heads has to be kept wet or they lose all of their power.They'll often challenge humans to Sumo wrestling with shirikodama at stake. As they posses physical strength on par with Oni, it makes for a pretty uneven match. The people of the past would have a referee to tell them to lower their heads and push their rears towards the sky, draining the saucer and making it easier for the human to win. Pretty smart of them if you ask me!" File:Kappa card.jpg De kappa is een waterduivel uit Japan. Hij leeft in ondiepe vijvers. Van de kappa wordt gezegd dat hij lijkt op een aap, maar in plaats van haar vissenschubben heeft. In de kruin van zijn hoofd heeft hij een holte waarin hij water bewaart. Kappa are bipedal turtles with multiple eyes and beak-like jaws that serve the Sea Spirit Zhu Hanuku. They tend to habitate near water (or locations that used to have water) and fitting with their preferred element all Kappa are hydromancers, i.e. conjurers of Water Magic. Kappa are obviously inspired by the Kappa of Japanese mythology, which are "water imps" that usually resemble turtles. The sobriquets (Hatchling > Elder > Ancient > Archaic) imply that Kappas can reach great age (possibly in the hundreds or even thousands of years). Obviously their power (level) increases with their age. thumb|Logo firmy Kappa - włoska firma produkujaca obuwie, odzież i inne artykuły sportowe. Została założona w 1916 r. w Turynie. Produkuje odzież m.in. dla AS Roma, Werder Brema, Banik Ostrava, Betis Sewilla. p • d • Firmy szyjące stroje dla Juventusu Turyn Kategoria:Firmy szyjące stroje This is the Kappa Sector. Planets located in this system are as follows. The sector of the Milky Way galaxy that includes both Hyda System and Remote Station #7. Approximately 40% of it is under the control of the Pangalactic Federation. Kappa (ブレイクキャノン) es la técnica definitiva que consiste en una ráfaga de energía lanzada por la boca utilizada por Nappa mientras usa su técnica de Aura de Relámpagos. Kappa (カッパ Kappa?) es un joven de Nanohana. Κ κ Kappa is a letter in the Greek language alphabet of Earth, originating in the early period of Human history. It is used for designations in science, mapping and other fields used in space travel and communications. Many planets, planetoids, stars and star systems use a variation of this term in their name. Kappa è un giovane lustrascarpe di Nanohana. Kappa is Kishin Juuninriki's Personal Summon. Kappa is good with Shadow Clones. Kappa are only level 7 in yokai ferry. The only ty File:Placeholder pe of Kappas are ninjas in yokai ferry. they drop blue kappa shells, right|thumb|189px|Kappa Kappa es una curva del plano algebraico que en la forma cartesiana es: en coordenadas polares: En el origen se encuentra un nodo donde coincide la tangente y las asintotas son
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The kappa is a creature in Might & Magic: Heroes VI. A Core creature of the Sanctuary faction, its upgraded version is the kappa shoya. The kappa is a type of mischievous legendary creature found in Japanese folklore, also a youkai and a type of sprite. The plural for kappa can either be "kappas" or just simply "kappa". According to medieval Japan, the myth tells that kappas can be found dwelling in lakes, rivers, and swamps. These creatures take the form of a turtle and a monkey. However, these creatures resemble frogs. O Kappa é um espírito aquático, um youkai pertencente ao folclore japonês. Kappa (カッパ, Kappa) est un sort de la Magie du Vent, exclusif à l'anime. The Kappa (カッパ Kappa ) is a summer-type Makamou with the feature of a snapping turtle and a frog. It is able to grow a new head to replace the one it discharges from its body, morphing into a copy. Kappa is a young shoeshine-boy in Nanohana. 250px|thumb|Kappa Kappa są rasą złośliwych, drobnych humanoidów, które bardzo przypominają żółwie. Mimo niskiego wzrostu (przeciętny stwór mierzy niewiele ponad 60 centymetrów i waży około 10 kilogramów) istoty te umieją dobrze walczyć wręcz, stosując technikę chwytów i rzutów. Stworzenia te są przygarbione, a ich plecy okrywa twarda skorupa. Grube, ale elastyczne łuski chronią resztę ciała. Zwykle są one zielone z żółtymi plamami, ale czasami ciemnoniebieskie z żółtobrązowymi akcentami. Kappy mają wystające, krągłe brzuchy, a stopy masywne i szerokie, z trzema palcami połączonymi błoną i zakończonymi krzywymi pazurami. Dłonie ich są również pazurzaste i błoniaste, ale dość zręczne. Głowy kapp są płaskie i krągłe, z miseczkowatym wgłębienie może na czubku z wodą z rodzimego jeziora, rzeki czy stawu. Szerokie usta wypełniają rzędy zakrzywiony jest zębów. Okrągłe, jasne oczy mają zwykle żółtą lub czerwoną barwę. Pokryte są przezroczystą powieką, która pozwala doskonale widzieć pod wodą. Większość kapp ma długie nosy, przypominające ptasie dzioby, ale niektóre posiadają krótsze, bardziej ludzkie. Kappy mówią wspólnym i własnym językiem. thumb|KappaKappa (河童; zu deutsch "Flusskind"; alternativ auch Kawatarō 川太郎 oder Kawako 川子) sind Fabelwesen (Yokai) aus der japanischen Mythologie. Kappa, alternatively called Kawatarō or Kawako, are legendary creatures, a type of water sprite found in Japanese folklore. In Shintō they are considered to be one of many suijin. A hair-covered variation of a Kappa is called a Hyōsube . Kappa are similar to Finnish Näkki, Scandinavian/Germanic Näck/Neck, Slavian Vodník and Scottish Kelpie in that all have been used to scare children of dangers lurking in waters. It has been suggested that the kappa legends are based on the Japanese giant salamander or "hanzaki", an aggressive salamander which grabs its prey with its powerful jaws. Kappa are only level 7 in yokai ferry. The only ty File:Placeholder pe of Kappas are ninjas in yokai ferry. they drop blue kappa shells, De kappa is een waterduivel uit Japan. Hij leeft in ondiepe vijvers. Van de kappa wordt gezegd dat hij lijkt op een aap, maar in plaats van haar vissenschubben heeft. In de kruin van zijn hoofd heeft hij een holte waarin hij water bewaart. De kappa leeft van het drinken van mensenbloed, maar men kan hem overhalen iemand niet te deren door de kappa een komkommer toe te werpen waarin de naam van de desbetreffende persoon staat gekerfd. Wanneer een tovenaar of heks de confrontatie aangaat met een kappa, moet hij er voor zorgen dat de kappa buigt, hierdoor loopt namelijk het water uit de holte in zijn hoofd, waardoor hij krachteloos wordt. El Kappa es un demonio de agua japonés. Se asemeja a un mono cubierto de escamas con las manos palmeadas y una depresión llena de agua en la parte superior de su cabeza. El agua de este hueco es la fuente de la fuerza de la criatura. Los Kappas viven en aguas poco profundas. Ellos se alimentan de la sangre de los seres humanos, matan a quien tenga la mala suerte de meterse en sus estanques y ríos. Sin embargo, una persona frente a un Kappa puede hacer algo para protegerse a sí mismos, ya sea por apaciguar a la criatura o ser más inteligente que él. Un Kappa no ataca a una persona si se lanza un pepino inscrito con el nombre de esa persona. También puede ser engañado para que se incline, por lo que el agua se derrama de los huecos en su cabeza, dejándolo sin poder. Remus Lupin presentó a su clase de tercer año de Defensa Contra las Artes Oscuras a los Kappas en 1993. Severus Snape, quien cubría de Lupin durante la luna llena, afirmó que los Kappas se encuentran en Mongolia al revisar algunas de las tareas que Lupin había dado a los estudiantes. Kappa are aquatic monster girls from the marshes and rivers of Zipangu. They are specifically cited in the Early settings info as typifying the "neighbourly" monsters who freely intermingle with humans in that eastern land. Like the yuki onna, it's particularly their young who enjoy intermingling with human children. It's not quite right to say that kappa are non-violent, because a young kappa's preferred form of interaction is to play sumo with boys, practicing the skills that will one day see her come back and really push down her favourite opponent. Like the wererabbit, kappas have a natural fondness for phallic-shaped vegetables, in their case cucumbers. "Kappa? Cappuccino? Nah, makes me hyper." Kappa (河童) are a species of demon in Japanese folklore. Due to the similarity in appearance, the Turtles are often confused for kappa, in a running gag that spans multiple universes. Like most demonic entities in Japanese myths, they are not evil by nature. Some are evil, some are simply mischievous, and others are even helpful. A kappa is reptilian water demon. It is covered in a protective carapace, has a protruding beak, and is the size and rough shape of a human child. It is said to be fond of leaping from the water to drag unwitting mundanes to their deaths. Los kappa (河童) son un tipo de duende del agua que vive en los ríos. Muchas veces representados por tener una caparazón de tortuga y un pico, son conocidos por tener curiosidad por los humanos, a veces retando a los humanos a pruebas de habilidad, comiendo niños, o amando los pepinos. Los kappa de Gensokyo creen que se llevan bien con los humanos pero alguna de las historias de folckore que los humanos han dejado a traves del tiempo sugieren que los humanos piensan de otra manera . Cerca de la epoca en que la Barrera Hakurei fue creada los kappa construyeron la estatua del dragon en la Aldea de los Humanos , que la gente rinde culto todos los dias. Los kappa incluso instalaron un sistema de pronostico del tiempo dentro de el. Los kappa de Gensokyo viven mayoritariamente alrededor de la base de la Montaña Youkai. * Ejemplo: Nitori Kawashiro Libros y articulos: * Perfect Memento: Kappa Ver tambien: * Kappa en el folklore The Kappa was an Imperial-class Star Destroyer in the Galactic Empire and later in the Imperial Remnant. While in service of the Imperial Navy, the Star Destroyer was part of the Thuris Sector Fleet, under Grand Admiral Marek Vaiken Stele. Kappa (ブレイクキャノン) es la técnica definitiva que consiste en una ráfaga de energía lanzada por la boca utilizada por Nappa mientras usa su técnica de Aura de Relámpagos. Kappa (河童, "river-child"), alternately called Kawatarō (川太郎, "river-boy") or Kawako (川子, "river-child"), are legendary creatures, a type of water sprite found in Japan. In Shintō they are considered to be one of many suijin. A hair-covered variation of a Kappa is called a Hyōsube (ひょうすべ?). "A breed of youkai that live close to rivers. Apparently the little saucer they keep on their heads has to be kept wet or they lose all of their power.They'll often challenge humans to Sumo wrestling with shirikodama at stake. As they posses physical strength on par with Oni, it makes for a pretty uneven match. The people of the past would have a referee to tell them to lower their heads and push their rears towards the sky, draining the saucer and making it easier for the human to win. Pretty smart of them if you ask me!" File:Kappa card.jpg There are only a handful of these in the game, and they're all in fixed battles. You shouldn't have much trouble with them at all. Take these things out first when you encounter it in the Sewers, since they use a healing ability they will use on the Water Tiger when it's damaged. Kappa seorang anak kecil yang mengenakan sorban putih dengan manik-manik oranye disekitarnya. Dia memiliki kain biru di sekitar leher dan memakai jubah biru dengan lengan hijau. Dia memakai sabuk cokelat di sekitar tubuhnya dimana ia membawa batu. Dia membawa sebuah tas yang dipenuhi berbagai senjata, seperti palu, tongkat dan lainnya. Setelah timeskip, Kappa telah tumbuh jauh lebih tinggi dan rambutnya telah tumbuh keluar. Dia memakai topi dengan tepi kecil dan manik-manik disekitarnya. Dia memiliki kemeja berwarna terang, yang menyatakan "KAPPA" di lengan kanan, dan kain berwarna gelap di sekitar daerah lehernya. Dia juga memakai celana olahraga berwarna gelap. Kappan är en japansk vattenande som oftast lever i grunda dammar och åar. Kappan liknar en apa med fiskfjäll istället för päls. Kappan har också ett hål mitt uppe på huvudet, i vilket den förvara vatten. Kappan livnär sig i huvudsak på människoblod. Den kan dock övertalas att inte skada en person, om man kastar till den en gurka med det tilltänkta offrets namn inristat på gurkan. Om man som trollkarl stöter på en kappa, ska man försöka få den att bocka sig. Om kappan gör detta, rinner vatten ut ur dess hålighet och djuret förlorar då sin styrka. Κ κ Kappa is a letter in the Greek language alphabet of Earth, originating in the early period of Human history. It is used for designations in science, mapping and other fields used in space travel and communications. Many planets, planetoids, stars and star systems use a variation of this term in their name. Kappa (河童, kapa aceso. Rio Criança) são um tipo de sprite de água que vivem nos rios. Em termo simplista, são duendes aquáticos. Muitas vezes retratado como tendo uma carapaça de tartaruga e bico, eles são conhecidos por ter uma curiosidade sobre os seres humanos , às vezes desafiando os seres humanos a testes de habilidade, comer crianças, e ter um amor de pepinos.thumb|Um Kappa de acordo com o folclore japonês. Eles têm uma estrutura de corpo único chamado de "prato" no topo da sua cabeça, e ele deve ser preenchido com água para as criaturas para funcionar corretamente na terra. Kappa são conhecidos para retirar shirikodama (尻子玉, bola anal) a partir dos humano e matá-los no processo. Shirikodama é uma glândula imaginário que se diz existir em algum lugar perto do ânus ou ao redor do estômago, mas onde exatamente está aberto para debate. Esta história parece se originar de uma tendência que se afogou cadáveres, muitas vezes tendo seu ânus abertos como algo foram retirados de lá. Kappa é muitas vezes descrito como criatura com força, como no caso de histórias onde humanas não sendo capaz de resistir a contra partida da luta sumou quando é feita de forma justa. Kappa em Gensokyo parecem pensar que eles estão em boas relações com os seres humanos, mas alguns dos seres humanos no folclore são transmitidos ao longo das gerações sugerem os seres humanos pensam o contrário. [[Ficheiro:Kappa.png|thumb|Kappas em Wild and Horned Hermit]] Por volta da época do Hakurei Border foi formado, o kappa construiu a estátua de dragão na Vila humana que as pessoas lá adoram todos os dias. O kappa ainda instalado um dispositivo a previsão do tempo para ele. Kappas de Gensokyo vivem principalmente em torno da base da Montanha Youkai . * Exemplo: Nitori Kawashiro Kappa, or “river-children,” were mischevious river spirits, originally from the realm of Sakkaku, who plagued travelers with their dangerous tricks. Appiccagnolo originale probabilmente trasversale mancante, sostituito e fissato con saldatura a stagno. A Kappa is a scaly green monster with the body of a Tortoise, the head of a Monkey and limbs that are lined with scales. Some believe that the Kappa is descended from the Monkey messenger of the River God. They are approximately the same size as a ten-year-old child, yellow-green in colour and with an indentation on the top of the head, which is their main distinguishing mark. If the water in the hollow is spilled, that Kappa immediately loses its powers. They live in rivers, ponds or lakes and are vampiric in nature. Horse and cattle blood satisfies them as well as does human blood. Apart from blood, they have a liking for cucumbers and one way of pleasing them is to throw cucumbers with the names and ages of the family into the water where the Kappa live. They will then not entice these people into their clutches. Another feature of the Kappa is their ability to keep a promise and hold a bargain. In spite of their many bad habits, they are strangely polite, and if treated with courtesy, this river dwelling creature is harmless and completely trustworthy. Many times, in order to be polite they bow, and spill the water from their heads. However, if it is ill-treated, it will prey on humans. Kappa (カッパ Kappa?) es un joven de Nanohana. Mamiral vent des objets et des meubles sur l'île, Amiral est celui qui emmène le joueur sur Tortiland grâce à son bateau, Liliane propose des excursions et se tient derrière le bureau d'accueil et Lila propose de racheter les objets du joueur contre quelques Clochettes seulement. Le kappa est un animal légendaire dans la culture japonaise, en Europe le kappa est donc plutôt considéré comme une tortue. Kappa is a Greek letter. But this article isn't about that kind of kappa. There are thousands of Youkai in Japanese mythology... but one of them is far more popular with the public than the others. The Kappa is a river-dwelling creature of Japanese folklore. It is often depicted in Anime and modern media as an anthropomorphic turtle with a domed head, parrot-like beak, and a ring of spikes sticking out from its head. In Japanese myth, the kappa is a river-dwelling spirit who likes to eat human entrails and blood. It has a deep depression in its head that is full of water, which is the source of its power. That bowl is surrounded by scraggly hair (transformed into the "spikes" of the modern incarnations by the Anime Hair phenomenon). Those confronted with imminent devouring by a Kappa are advised to take two courses of action: The first, and most preferable, is to give the kappa a cucumber inscribed with one's name. The cucumber is the Trademark Favorite Food of the kappa, and a kappa so bribed will spare the giver. It may even befriend the human for the tasty gift. The other action: Bow to the kappa. Kappa are extremely polite, and will always bow too. Bowing will cause the water to fall out of their bowl, weakening them and allowing you to escape. (Don't bother trying to fight them, as they love sumo wrestling.) In modern times, kappa have undergone a bit of Disneyfication that bowdlerizes most everything except their appearance and love of cucumbers. In Japan, kappas endure a surprising popularity that leads to them popping up in a lot of Japanese works. Even those that aren't explicitly mythological like to throw in a kappa or two. While they haven't reached the same level of popularity in the West, Popcultural Osmosis and the recent popularity of anime means that Western works sometimes feature a kappa or two. Examples of Kappa include: Kappa are bipedal turtles with multiple eyes and beak-like jaws that serve the Sea Spirit Zhu Hanuku. They tend to habitate near water (or locations that used to have water) and fitting with their preferred element all Kappa are hydromancers, i.e. conjurers of Water Magic. Kappa are obviously inspired by the Kappa of Japanese mythology, which are "water imps" that usually resemble turtles. In game all Kappa are simply labeled "Kappa", but they vary in habitat, size, levels, skills, and drops. For easier identification in this wiki these different types are sometimes referred to by a sobriquet according to the type of Kappa Shell they drop: The sobriquets (Hatchling > Elder > Ancient > Archaic) imply that Kappas can reach great age (possibly in the hundreds or even thousands of years). Obviously their power (level) increases with their age. Kappa es... eh... un... lo que sea, vive en el lago grande en la base de la montaña. El es el tipo más antisocial de todos, solo hablará contigo si le obsequias pepinos. No se sabe mucho sobre este personaje, puedes aprender más si te casas con el (claro está, en FoMT para chicas). Eventos: * No tiene. Kappa è un giovane lustrascarpe di Nanohana. This is the Kappa Sector. Planets located in this system are as follows. The sector of the Milky Way galaxy that includes both Hyda System and Remote Station #7. Approximately 40% of it is under the control of the Pangalactic Federation. A Kappa is an amphibious imp that dwells in lakes, ponds and streams. It resembles a young boy with a turtle shell on its back, webbed hands and feet, and green skin. The Kappa emerges from its watery home to prey upon livestock, as well as the occaisional young human. It prefers to feast on the liver, which it will either pull or suck out through the anus. Its most distinctive feature is its bowl-shaped head, in which lies a thick liquid that is the source of its power. Upon encountering this creature, the best defence is to bow deeply to it. Out of politeness, it will bow back and spill the liquid from its head. This gives the human a chance to escape while it is too weak to give chase. Alternatively the human may refil the bowl with water, which in some stories compels the Kappa to serve the human out of gratitude. While Kappa are often malicious, they will sometimes help or make deals with humans. One of its favorite foods (besides young humans) is cucumber, and if humans inscribe their names on a cucumber thrown into the nearby lakes or rivers, the Kappa living there will not harm them. They will also obey any promise they make, even if they realize they have been tricked. Once a Kappa was trying to pull the liver out of a cow, when the cow suddenly ran off and took the Kappa's arm with it. When the Kappa caught up to the cow, it found that the farmer had taken the arm and asked for it back. The farmer was not inclined to give the creature its arm, so the Kappa promised to teach him how to set bones in exchange. The farmer agreed, and became a great doctor who passed on the knowledge to the rest of mankind. De kappa is een waterduivel uit Japan. Hij leeft in ondiepe vijvers. Van de kappa wordt gezegd dat hij lijkt op een aap, maar in plaats van haar vissenschubben heeft. In de kruin van zijn hoofd heeft hij een holte waarin hij water bewaart. De kappa leeft van het drinken van mensenbloed, maar men kan hem overhalen iemand niet te deren door de kappa een komkommer toe te werpen waarin de naam van de desbetreffende persoon staat gekerfd. Wanneer een tovenaar of heks de confrontatie aangaat met een kappa, moet hij er voor zorgen dat de kappa buigt, hierdoor loopt namelijk het water uit de holte in zijn hoofd, waardoor hij krachteloos wordt. right|thumb|189px|Kappa Kappa es una curva del plano algebraico que en la forma cartesiana es: en coordenadas polares: En el origen se encuentra un nodo donde coincide la tangente y las asintotas son Kappa is a watery planet located in the Union System. It has a Terran station and jumpgate in orbit. It is average for weapons and equipment and useless for pirate hunters. Un kappa è una creatura acquatica che si trova in Giappone. In Japanese mythology, a Kappa is a mischievous freshwater imp or demon. If angered, it would rape the nearest woman, or do it by their own will, but if befriended, they would become the person's best friend and servant, and would stop their mischievous and unlawful ways. Kappa is Kishin Juuninriki's Personal Summon. Kappa is good with Shadow Clones. The Kappa is a Japanese water demon. They are infamous for sneaking up on intruding humans and strangling them to death. Kappa is a Unggoy Special Ops who appears in a abundance of humour stories in the Stelverse. He is the main proganatist in the upcoming Halo crackfic Halo: Forgot the Title of This Story. Als Kappa (jap. 河童; dt. „Fluss-Kind“) wird ein japanisches Fabelwesen bezeichnet, das zur Kategorie der Yōkai, der Dämonen, gehört, aber auch Züge einer „niederen“ Gottheit, eines Kami, trägt. Es ist eine Kreatur, die mit Wasser in Verbindung gebracht wird, und eine der bekanntesten Kreaturen des japanischen Volksglaubens. In den letzten Jahrzehnten des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde es in leicht abgewandelter Form ein inoffizielles Nationalsymbol Japans. Kappas in Animal Crossing: * Käpten * Bonnie * Lore * Lotte Kappa – podstawowa jednostka frakcji Świątynia. Są to istoty bardzo skore do ruchu. Dodatkowo potrafią skoczyć na przeciwnika i powstrzymać przy tym samym jego kontratak. Każdy sus przez pole oznacza dodatkowe 5% obrażeń. Aby wykonać skok, musi się znajdować więcej niż 2 pola od przeciwnika, aczkolwiek nie może być dłuższy niż podwójna liczb pól, jaką może normalnie przejść. Są w połowie odporni na zaklęci z dziedziny magii wody, potrafią także naturalnie pływać i chodzić po wodzie, co ułatwia poruszanie się bohaterom Świątyni. Wprost nienawidzą, jak dmie silny wicher. Nie potrafią strzelać z dystansu, ale nieźle sobie radzą w walce wręcz. Otrzymają od podmuchów wiatru 25% więcej ran. Miejscem rekrutacji tych jednostek jest zaczarowany staw - budowla, którą można zbudować w dowolnym mieście wodnego miasta. Można spróbować także inny sposób. Niektóre istoty na mapie przygody mogą być chętne, by dołączyć do armii postaci - za pewną opłatą lub za darmo. Tych wojowników można spotkać w Might and Magic: Heroes VI. Kappan är en japansk vattenande som oftast lever i grunda dammar och åar. Kappan liknar en apa med fiskfjäll istället för päls. Kappan har också ett hål mitt uppe på huvudet, i vilket den förvara vatten. Kappan livnär sig i huvudsak på människoblod. Den kan dock övertalas att inte skada en person, om man kastar till den en gurka med det tilltänkta offrets namn inristat på gurkan. Om man som trollkarl stöter på en kappa, ska man försöka få den att bocka sig. Om kappan gör detta, rinner vatten ut ur dess hålighet och djuret förlorar då sin styrka. A mythical water creature. Kappa: Sanskrit kalpa 'world-period', an inconceivably long space of time, an aeon. This again is subdivided into 4 sections: world-dissolution dissolving world, continuation of the chaos samvatta-tthāyī world-construction vivatta-kappa continuation of the formed world vivatta-tthāyī How long a world-dissolution will continue, how long the chaos, how long the construction, how long the continuation of the formed world, of these things; o Bhikkhus, one hardly can say that it will be so many years, or so many centuries, or so many millennia, or so many hundred thousands of years A. IV, 156 A detailed description of the 4 world-periods is given in that stirring discourse on the all-embracing impermanence in A. VII, 62. The beautiful simile in S. XV, 5 may be mentioned here: Suppose, o Bhikkhus, there was a huge rock of one solid mass, one mile long, one mile wide, one mile high, without split or flaw. And at the end of every hundred years a man should come and rub against it once with a silken cloth. Then that huge rock would wear off and disappear quicker than a world-period. But of such world-periods, o Bhikkhus, many have passed away, many hundreds, many thousands, many hundred thousands. And how is this possible? Inconceivable, o Bhikkhus, is this samsāra, not to be discovered is any first beginning of beings, who obstructed by ignorance and ensnared by craving, are hurrying and hastening through this round of rebirths. Compare here Grimm's German fairy-tale of the little shepherdboy: 'In Farther Pommerania there is the diamond-mountain, one hour high, one hour wide, one hour deep. There every hundred years a little bird comes and whets its little beak on it. And when the whole mountain is ground off, then the first second of eternity has passed. Le Kappa est un démon des eaux qui hante les mares et les rivières du Japon. The Kappa is a mythical Japanese creature. It is apparently thought of as a legend by the citizens of Old Japan. Kappa ist die Yōkaigattung, der auch Jaken angehört, er war einst König einer ganzen Kappaarmee. Im folgenden Text werden diese Kappawesen mal etwas näher betrachtet. Als Kappa (河童 dt. Flusskind) wird ein japanisches Fabelwesen bezeichnet, das zur Kategorie der Yōkai gehört, aber auch Züge eines Kami = Gottheit trägt. Es ist eine Kreatur, die mit Wasser in Verbindung gebracht wird, und eine der bekanntesten Kreaturen des japanischen Volksglaubens. Der Kappa ist heute inoffizielles Nationalsymbol Japans. Die Bezeichnung Kappa stammt dabei ursprünglich aus den Erzählungen der Kantō-Region und ist im 20. Jahrhundert zur gebräuchlichsten für diese Art von Yōkai geworden. Der bevorzugte Lebensraum der Kappawesen ist das Wasser; normalerweise ein langsam fließendes Süßwasser oder ein Teich. Häufig werden Kappa als kleine Yōkaiwesen geschildert (sie haben ca. die Größe eines dreijährigen Menschens) In einigen Aufzeichnungen ist der gesamte Körper behaart, in anderen wiederum mit Schuppen überzogen. Kappa riechen fischig und sind häufig von blau-gelber Farbe mit einem blau-schwarzen Gesicht. Fast immer haben sie einen Rückenschild, das Gesicht hat scharfe Züge und einen schnabelförmigen Mund. In den meisten Erzählungen haben ihre Hände und Füße Schwimmhäute. Solange sich ein Kappa an Land bewegt, stellt ein Kappa für Menschen keine große Gefahr dar. Der Kappa stiehlt auf den Feldern Gurken (jap. Kyūri (胡瓜)), Auberginen (jap. Nasu (茄子)) und Riesenkürbisse (jap. Kabocha (南瓜)) oder bedient sich aus den Vorräten der Menschen, bevorzugt Nudeln (jap. Soba (蕎麦)) und eingelegte Sojabohnen (jap. Nattō (納豆)). Da Kappa jedoch eine Abneigung gegen Sesam, Ingwer, Spucke, Eisen und Flaschenkürbisse (jap. Hyōtan (票筆)) haben, können sie von Menschen leicht ausgetrickst und vertrieben werden. Einige der Erzählungen berichten von den Kenntnissen der Kappa über die menschliche Anatomie und seinem Wissens über Heilkräuter und Rezepte, die sie aus Dankbarkeit an Menschen weitergeben, die ihnen geholfen haben. Jedoch sind Kappa vom Wesen her böse und lieben es, Menschen, Kinder und Erwachsene, zum Zweikampf herauszufordern, was den Kappa aber oft selbst zum Verhängnis wird. Kappa haben eine Einbuchtung am Kopf in dem sich eine Flüssigkeit, das sogenannte "Sara" befindet. Da der Kappa Anstand kennt, muss sich sowohl sein Gegner als auch er selbst verbeugen vor dem Kampf, dabei verlieren Kappa oft ihr Sara und ohne ihr Sara sterben die Kappa sofort. Gefährlich werden Kappa Menschen und Tieren gegenüber, wenn sie sich in ihrem Element, dem Wasser, befinden. Bevorzugte Opfer des Kappa sind Pferde und Kühe, die sich in die Nähe eines von Kappa bewohnten Gewässers bewegen. Kappa sind zwar bösartige Yokai, jedoch überwiegen ihre gutartigen Eigenschaften in der Regel. Der Kappa ernährt sich von menschlichem Blut, kann jedoch dazu veranlasst werden, der bedrohten Person nichts anzutun, wenn man ihm eine Gurke zuwirft, in die der Name dieser Person eingeritzt ist. Wenn es hart auf hartkommt, sollte der bedrohte Zauberer den Kappa dazu verleiten, sich zu bücken — dann fließt das Wasser aus der Höhlung seines Kopfes und das beraubt ihn all seiner Kräfte. Κκ Kappa is a letter in the Greek language alphabet of Earth, originating in the early period of Human history.It was used in the following contexts: Access code * Kappa-alpha-4-6-0-1-7-0-4, Ambassador T'Pel's access code Maneuver * Kappa 010, a Starfleet attack maneuver Star * Kappa Fornacis Kappa was a Lambda-class T-4a shuttle used by pirates during the Galactic Civil War. It was used during the Raid in the Rudrig system. Kappa (カッパ - Kappa) est un jeune cireur de chaussures à Nanohana. thumb|Logo firmy Kappa - włoska firma produkujaca obuwie, odzież i inne artykuły sportowe. Została założona w 1916 r. w Turynie. Produkuje odzież m.in. dla AS Roma, Werder Brema, Banik Ostrava, Betis Sewilla. p • d • Firmy szyjące stroje dla Juventusu Turyn Kategoria:Firmy szyjące stroje Kappas are mischievous, legendary creatures, water-type sprites found in Japanese folklore. In medieval Japan, this humanoid creatures were believed to dwell in lakes, rivers and swampy areas. Drownings and child kidnapping were attributed to this creature. Kappa es una estatua que aparece en "El juego terminó". Él lanza un enigma para que Gwen, Ben y Ishiyama puedan pasar al nivel que quieran, en este caso, el nivel 13. Gwen resuelve la adivinanza, por lo cual Kappa vierte un líquido especial de Sumo que convierte a Gwen en una guerrera sumo. Realiza el pisotón de Sumo y la parte por la mitad, aparece el Dojo y suben al siguiente nivel. combination of the words kawa (river) and wappa, a va riant form of 童 warawa (also warabe) "child." In Shintō they are considered to be one of many suijin (水神,“water deity”), their yorishiro, or one of their temporary appearances. A hairy kappais called a Hyōsube (ひょうすべ?). There are more than eighty other names associated with the kappa in different regions, including kawappa, gawappa,kōgo, mizushi, mizuchi, enkō, kawaso, suitengu, and dangame. Along with the oni and the tengu, the kappa is among the best-known yōkai in Japan. Kappa have been used to warn children of the dangers lurking in rivers and lakes. It has been suggested that the kappa legends are based on the Japanese giant salamander or hanzaki, an aggressive salamander that grabs its prey with its powerful jaws.
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