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* [[Amaterasu]] often describes the protagonist as her brother and, in a way, Tsukuyomi too but he sees that the Protagonist isn't his brother, rather they merely house his soul. | * [[Amaterasu]] often describes the protagonist as her brother and, in a way, Tsukuyomi too but he sees that the Protagonist isn't his brother, rather they merely house his soul. | ||
* [[Tadikarao]] identified Susanoo inside the Protagonist via scent and describes him as being a delinquent that terrorized their village so much that their elder sister could no longer leave the house. Also, in the [[Event Quest:Summer River Adventure|Summer River Adventure]] Quest, he called the Protagonist "that shameless brother" as the one who caused Amaterasu to hide inside the cave. | * [[Tadikarao]] identified Susanoo inside the Protagonist via scent and describes him as being a delinquent that terrorized their village so much that their elder sister could no longer leave the house. Also, in the [[Event Quest:Summer River Adventure|Summer River Adventure]] Quest, he called the Protagonist "that shameless brother" as the one who caused Amaterasu to hide inside the cave. | ||
** This mirrors the Japanese tale where Susanoo, in a fit of rage after being defeated, caused Amaterasu to flee the heavens and hid inside a cave refusing to get out, plunging the world into darkness and chaos. [[Wikipedia:Ame-no-Tajikarao| | ** This mirrors the Japanese tale where Susanoo, in a fit of rage after being defeated, caused Amaterasu to flee the heavens and hid inside a cave refusing to get out, plunging the world into darkness and chaos. [[Wikipedia:Ame-no-Tajikarao|Tajikarao]] was one of the gods to get her out, where his job was to open up the cave Amaterasu hid in. | ||
* In the [[Event Quest:Paradise Hot Spring Village of Hell|Paradise Hot Spring Village of Hell]] event, Ōkuninushi instantly recognized the Protagonist as Susanoo. | * In the [[Event Quest:Paradise Hot Spring Village of Hell|Paradise Hot Spring Village of Hell]] event, Ōkuninushi instantly recognized the Protagonist as Susanoo. | ||
* Susanoo was described to have disappeared into the ends of the far-off plateau. | * Susanoo was described to have disappeared into the ends of the far-off plateau. | ||
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* Not much is known about the exile from Gehenna. Though [[Mephistopheles]] thinks of himself as a faithful follower of Shaytan, he says in Chapter 11 that within the Protagonist is another soul that is connected to him. He calls them their master who traded his soul for Mephistopheles to become a faithful butler but at the end, eluded him and ascended to heaven. | * Not much is known about the exile from Gehenna. Though [[Mephistopheles]] thinks of himself as a faithful follower of Shaytan, he says in Chapter 11 that within the Protagonist is another soul that is connected to him. He calls them their master who traded his soul for Mephistopheles to become a faithful butler but at the end, eluded him and ascended to heaven. | ||
** Though this, it is assumed that the exile is the human [[Wikipedia:Faust|Faust]] from German legends. Faust was an erudite that was dissatisfied with life and made a deal with the devil to gain further knowledge and magic powers. The devil sent his representative, Mephistopheles, to act as Faust's servant for a set number of years where at the end, his soul will be claimed by the devil. In some versions of the story, Faust gains access to heaven after constant striving and through the plea of | ** Though this, it is assumed that the exile is the human [[Wikipedia:Faust|Faust]] from German legends. Faust was an erudite that was dissatisfied with life and made a deal with the devil to gain further knowledge and magic powers. The devil sent his representative, Mephistopheles, to act as Faust's servant for a set number of years where at the end, his soul will be claimed by the devil. In some versions of the story, Faust gains access to heaven after constant striving and through the plea of a woman who Faust had met. | ||
*** In [[Event Quest:Valentine Snow Fight|Valentine Snow Fight]], Mephistopheles addresses the Protagonist as "My Faust", but that could just be a pleasantry that refers to their general status as someone he looks after | |||
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* During Chapter 12, the World Representatives discover the existence of an unrecognizable 24th soul, one that is not bound to the Protagonist like the others and has apparently chosen them as their vessel, manipulating their actions during the current Game loop. This causes immense concern among the Representatives, as an unranked soul could allow the Protagonist to become a threat to the System of each world. | * During Chapter 12, the World Representatives discover the existence of an unrecognizable 24th soul, one that is not bound to the Protagonist like the others and has apparently chosen them as their vessel, manipulating their actions during the current Game loop. This causes immense concern among the Representatives, as an unranked soul could allow the Protagonist to become a threat to the System of each world. | ||
** Though not directly stated, it is heavily implied that this unknown soul is the player. | ** Though not directly stated, it is heavily implied that this unknown soul is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_wall the player]. | ||
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