☆ A youkai man dispatched by Gyokumen Koushu to defeat the Sanzo Ikkou. He holds youkai power in his characteristic eyes, and corners his enemies with his hypnotic words. On top of wearing strange, no good clothes (his pants are leather, just to let you know), speaking hopelessly dramatically, and talking to himself a lot, he has no sense of direction and no redeeming qualities. He’s a character to love. His skillful hypnosis was broken by Sanzo and the others. But he’s good at running, at least.
Hippocampus 【海馬 Kaiba】(Sai.R.2)
☆ The part of the brain that regulates short-term memory. It was named thusly because its shape resembles the bottom half of the ocean monster Hippokampos that appears in Greek mythology. Zakuro struck a pose and haughtily explained this, but it isn’t that impressive a story.
[*Minekura Sensei says short-term (短期 tanki), but I think she might have ment long-term (長期 chouki)]
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☆ A word the Sanzo Ikkou hears whispered about them, since they’re always traveling together all guys. This is not a story limited to Shangri-la.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Equivocation 【屁理屈 Herikutsu】(Sai.R.2)
☆ Fundamentally applicable to all of the Sanzo Ikkou’s logic.
It's like our "Ancient Chinese for fail" icon, I swear.
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ALSO, DID YOU SEE THESE?
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☆ A youkai man dispatched by Gyokumen Koushu to defeat the Sanzo Ikkou. He holds youkai power in his characteristic eyes, and corners his enemies with his hypnotic words. On top of wearing strange, no good clothes (his pants are leather, just to let you know), speaking hopelessly dramatically, and talking to himself a lot, he has no sense of direction and no redeeming qualities. He’s a character to love. His skillful hypnosis was broken by Sanzo and the others. But he’s good at running, at least.
Hippocampus 【海馬 Kaiba】(Sai.R.2)
☆ The part of the brain that regulates short-term memory. It was named thusly because its shape resembles the bottom half of the ocean monster Hippokampos that appears in Greek mythology. Zakuro struck a pose and haughtily explained this, but it isn’t that impressive a story.
[*Minekura Sensei says short-term (短期 tanki), but I think she might have ment long-term (長期 chouki)]
Sea Cow 【セイウチ Seiuchi】(Sai.R.2 ( ... )
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