 Wantagashi |
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Creature Type: Spirit Creature Family: Tsuru Creature Name: Kami |
Gender: Female Rarity: Exclusive Wantagashi can evolve! Wantagashi has 30 care points. |
Visual Description
An ever-changing paper-creature.
Lifestyle
When the lantern-egg and her caretaker have bonded completely, each now aware of the endless possibilities before them, the spirit within is ready to choose one of those possibilities to define herself. She re-knits herself, folding all the pieces of her lantern-egg together and then unfolding them, until she emerges as a single piece of paper.
Even in her paper stage, Wantagashi is ever-changing. One moment she is soft and translucent like silk; the next rough and unyielding like stone. No matter what qualities she takes on, she allows her caretaker to fold her though, if it is done with deliberation and purpose. Caretakers learned from the lantern-egg to open their mind to every possibility, and now they learn to focus their will by choosing one of those. Then they can fold their Kami into any shape they desire; a star, a tree, a cat.
Wantagashi herself also plays with the endless possibilities before her; she is constantly refolding herself when not in the hands of her caretaker. Her caretaker can watch Wantagashi endlessly as she folds into a boat, a house, a bird. The greatest harmony is achieved when Wantagashi and her caretaker choose from the endless possibilities together though. Her caretaker will sit with open hands, holding Wantagashi cupped in them, and connects mentally with the creature. Both then contemplate the endless options before them and choose one; the caretaker focusing their will to visualise every aspect of the chosen form, and Wantagashi deciding how to change and fold herself to best fit that form. By doing this together, Wantagashi and her caretaker learn that although possibilities are endless, one must be chosen in order to evolve and go forward.
An ever-changing paper-creature.
Lifestyle
When the lantern-egg and her caretaker have bonded completely, each now aware of the endless possibilities before them, the spirit within is ready to choose one of those possibilities to define herself. She re-knits herself, folding all the pieces of her lantern-egg together and then unfolding them, until she emerges as a single piece of paper.
Even in her paper stage, Wantagashi is ever-changing. One moment she is soft and translucent like silk; the next rough and unyielding like stone. No matter what qualities she takes on, she allows her caretaker to fold her though, if it is done with deliberation and purpose. Caretakers learned from the lantern-egg to open their mind to every possibility, and now they learn to focus their will by choosing one of those. Then they can fold their Kami into any shape they desire; a star, a tree, a cat.
Wantagashi herself also plays with the endless possibilities before her; she is constantly refolding herself when not in the hands of her caretaker. Her caretaker can watch Wantagashi endlessly as she folds into a boat, a house, a bird. The greatest harmony is achieved when Wantagashi and her caretaker choose from the endless possibilities together though. Her caretaker will sit with open hands, holding Wantagashi cupped in them, and connects mentally with the creature. Both then contemplate the endless options before them and choose one; the caretaker focusing their will to visualise every aspect of the chosen form, and Wantagashi deciding how to change and fold herself to best fit that form. By doing this together, Wantagashi and her caretaker learn that although possibilities are endless, one must be chosen in order to evolve and go forward.
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