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{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|}} | {{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Ame no Uzume possesses a dance stage Sacred Artifact that is called by the name of Ukefune. The Crafters have modified this artifact so that it can fold up and added in a light up function to it. When standing on it, Ame no Uzume can glow up ornaments limitlessly and thereby change them into even brighter glittering things. As long as she keeps dancing on the stage, the light shining from it can turn away fear and pain. It becomes impossible to hold any doubts or caution, and it becomes possible to step into anyone's personal space. That is to say, the artifact can liven things up and change into an infinitely expanding party hall like the banquets held in Takamagahara. Ame no Uzume is fond of the phrase "stripping off a layer" but a plush toy artisan that likes things warm and cozy seems to throw frank and chilly advice at her. Personality-wise and ability-wise, she works terribly with people who don't want to enjoy all the things or never stood on the same stage as her to begin with.}} | ||
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* She is based on the [[wikipedia:Ame-no-Uzume|Shinto goddess]] of dawn and arts, who is known for helping to get Amaterasu out of a cave when she shut herself away from the world. | |||
* Her Charge Skill Ukefunenogi Mitamafuri references [https://www.japanesewiki.com/emperor/Chinkon-sai%20Festival%20(mass%20or%20ceremony%20for%20the%20repose%20of%20a%20soul).html two different rituals]. Ukefunenogi ceremony has its origins in Ame-no-Uzume's legend, while Mitamafuri is held after the death of emperors, who were thought to be descendants of Amaterasu. | |||
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Transient Information
[Part Timing Miko Gyaru] Ame-no-Uzume
【バイト巫女ギャル】アメノウズメ
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[A Legend In More Ways Than One] Ame-no-Uzume
【色んな意味で伝説の】アメノウズメ
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Ame-no-Uzume ( ) | - New Semester! 2024 Part 1 (2024) - One-time only, Paid Stone New Semester! 2024 Part 1 (2024) |
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- She is based on the Shinto goddess of dawn and arts, who is known for helping to get Amaterasu out of a cave when she shut herself away from the world.
- Her Charge Skill Ukefunenogi Mitamafuri references two different rituals. Ukefunenogi ceremony has its origins in Ame-no-Uzume's legend, while Mitamafuri is held after the death of emperors, who were thought to be descendants of Amaterasu.
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