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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Based on one of Japanese Seven Lucky Gods, [[wikipedia:Daikokuten|Daikokuten]] | * Based on one of Japanese Seven Lucky Gods, [[wikipedia:Daikokuten|Daikokuten]]. | ||
** Design elements of the source material are still prominent, such as the hammer (which manifests as his Sacred Artifact) and cap. | ** Design elements of the source material are still prominent, such as the hammer (which manifests as his Sacred Artifact) and cap. | ||
** Daikoku's background lore in the game is also based on [[wikipedia:Ōkuninushi|Ōkuninushi]], who is Daikokuten's name equivalence in Shinto mythology. | ** Daikoku's background lore in the game is also based on [[wikipedia:Ōkuninushi|Ōkuninushi]], who is Daikokuten's name equivalence in Shinto mythology, descendent and son-in-laws of Susanoo-no-Mikoto. | ||
* Oṃ Mahākālaya Svāhā is the mantra of Daikoku(a.k.a. Mahākāla) asking for luck in making connections and financial fortune. | * Oṃ Mahākālaya Svāhā is the mantra of Daikoku(a.k.a. Mahākāla) asking for luck in making connections and financial fortune. | ||
* According to {{Transient icon|Takeminakata}}'s profile, Okuninushi was the Representative of his world prior to Amaterasu's invasion and his exile at her hands. | * According to {{Transient icon|Takeminakata}}'s profile, Okuninushi was the Representative of his world prior to Amaterasu's invasion and his exile at her hands. | ||