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* Ebisu is based on the [[wikipedia:Ebisu_(mythology)|deity of the same name]]. | * Ebisu is based on the [[wikipedia:Ebisu_(mythology)|deity of the same name]]. He is the ''kami'' luck and good fortune, patron of fishermen, and a member of the Seven Lucky Gods. | ||
** Of the seven, he is the only one who has originated from Japan without any influence from Hinduism. | |||
* Ebisu is often depicted holding a fishing rod and a large red ''tai'' (sea bream). | |||
** The ''tai'' is homonymous with ''medetai'' (congratulations), making it a staple of Japanese weddings and other major celebrations that invoke good fortune. | |||
* Ebisu is a ''marebito'', or visiting deity. These deities come from an undefined place across the sea or deep in the mountains. If received properly, the ''marebito'' are said to return the host's kindness with gifts. | |||
** In Ebisu's case, he is often caught by fishermen in their nets as he floats from place to place. When hauled in he turns into a stone that, if properly worshiped and given offerings of drink and fish, will bless the crew with fortunate catches. | |||
* Ebisu is sometimes identified with whales because, like him, they come during a season bringing bounty then depart again to the depths of the sea. | |||
* His relationship with Hephaestus and Ifrit are due to all three being discarded to some extent. | * His relationship with Hephaestus and Ifrit are due to all three being discarded to some extent. | ||
** Both Ebisu and Hephaestus were discarded by their parents. | ** Both Ebisu and Hephaestus were discarded by their parents. |
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Transient Information
[Pure Fisherman] Ebisu
【清廉なる釣人】エビス
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Like | Hephaestus→ | → Ifrit Inaba | |
Dislike | → | → Ahab |
[Fisher of the Treasure Ship] Ebisu
【宝船の釣人】エビス
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Event | Line |
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Summon | Ah, hello. I am Ebisu. Yes... I am just a high school student that enjoys fishing. I'm not sure how much help I can offer, but please treat me well. |
Beginning of Battle | Here is the mark of the target. With the signal, I will steadily reel them in. |
Move | The big one will come. |
Attacking | Fiiiiiish! |
Skill Activation | Changing the lure. |
Hit (minor) | The waves are rough... |
Hit (major) | I'm turning over...! |
Charge | I will bring in good fortune with this. Myriad-fold Haul From a Single Stream, Kotoshironushi-kami!! |
Victory | We won. Hey look! We didn't need to get on board on the treasure ship after all! |
KO'd | It was a waste after all. I'm so sorry, Papa... |
Love | You, your… I’ll reel in your heart in one go! Ah, aaah! I gave it my all, but it’s so embarrassing… but with your friendship… I love – I like you!! |
Title Screen | Set Sail! Golden Treasure Ship (9/28/18 ~ ??): Tokyo Afterschool Summoners. Will you disturb the waves together with me? |
Event (Shop) | Line |
Missing lines (for translators)
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Appearances
Transient Summons
Transient | Transient Summon |
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Ebisu () | - A Golden Treasure Ship Transient Summon (2021) (2021) - A Golden Treasure Ship Transient Summon (2020) (2020) - [Re-Release] Unfurl the Sails! A Golden Treasure Ship Transient Summon (2019) - Water Attribute Pickup (2019) - Make Sail! Golden Treasure Ship (2018) |
Ebisu (Halloween) () | - Halloween Police Corps Transient Summon (2024 Re-Release) (2024) - Seven Lucky Gods Pickup Transient Summon (2023) - Halloween Police Transient Summon (2022 Re-Release) (2022) - Halloween Police Transient Summon (2021) |
Notes
- Ebisu is based on the deity of the same name. He is the kami luck and good fortune, patron of fishermen, and a member of the Seven Lucky Gods.
- Of the seven, he is the only one who has originated from Japan without any influence from Hinduism.
- Ebisu is often depicted holding a fishing rod and a large red tai (sea bream).
- The tai is homonymous with medetai (congratulations), making it a staple of Japanese weddings and other major celebrations that invoke good fortune.
- Ebisu is a marebito, or visiting deity. These deities come from an undefined place across the sea or deep in the mountains. If received properly, the marebito are said to return the host's kindness with gifts.
- In Ebisu's case, he is often caught by fishermen in their nets as he floats from place to place. When hauled in he turns into a stone that, if properly worshiped and given offerings of drink and fish, will bless the crew with fortunate catches.
- Ebisu is sometimes identified with whales because, like him, they come during a season bringing bounty then depart again to the depths of the sea.
- His relationship with Hephaestus and Ifrit are due to all three being discarded to some extent.
- Both Ebisu and Hephaestus were discarded by their parents.
- Conversely, both Ebisu and Ifrit were thrown out to sea.
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