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+==Appearances==
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+==Notes==
+*Suzuka is based on the Japanese folklore figure of the same name, [[wikipedia:Suzuka_Gozen|Suzuka Gozen]] (鈴鹿 御前), which is described in the Muromachi-era traveler diary "Kouunkikou", the fairy tale "Tamura no Soushi "and the Hobutsushu written by Tairano Yasuyori in 1179, among others, as a thief, a celestial maiden (天女), or even a female oni, and her true form, representations are varied, but from the Muromachi era onwards, the The legend was mainly related to the story of The Oni Extermination of Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, where she helped General Tamuramaro defeat  [http://yokai.com/ootakemaru/ Ootakemaru (大嶽丸)] by stealing the holy swords (Kenmyouren, Daitouren, and Shoutouren). She is also known as Tate Eboshi (立 烏 帽子), Suzuka Gongen (鈴鹿 権 現), and Princess Suzuka (鈴鹿 姫).
+*Her Sacred Artifact is a set of three holy swords called "Thrice Wise Demon", known in legend as "Sanmyō no ken"
+**Two swords have an unknown rule that has the power to kill what is already dead or cannot die. the other has the "revelation" rule, which allows her to see as much as she wants.
+*She shares one of her rules with {{Transient icon|Azazel}}, being the "Revelation" rule.
+* Her Charge Skill line Tenma Tachiehoushi is a reference to Tenma, a demonic king who obstructs Buddhist practice and Tachiehoushi, another name of Suzuka Gozen.
+**In her Charged Skill line, Suzuka also mentions the word "Naraku" which translates to "demon" or "Abyss"
+***The word "Abyss" (according to the general idea of depth) has acquired the alternative meaning of "place of the dead".
+***According to the [[Wikipedia:Kabbalah|Kabbalah]], the abyss, as an opening to the underworld, is the abode of evil spirits and corresponds to the opening of the abyss to the upper world.
+***In the Christian religion it is known as the place where Satan was sent after his expulsion from Heaven.
+* Her affinity with the Aether refers to the fact that Suzuka Gozen was a maiden sent from the heavens to help Tamuramaro, relating her directly to the Celestial and Divine.
+*In the event "Clash of the Floats" she mentions her role as "the traitor", something that, together with her story told in the same event and {{Transient icon|Takemaru}}'s story, makes a great reference to the events that occurred between the "Kijin Maou "(鬼神 魔王) Ootakemaru and Suzuka Gozen (鈴鹿 御前).
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