Land of Wa

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Wa no Kuni or Land of Wa(Official Translation) is one of the worlds that are participating in The Game. It's based on Japanese legends, folktales, history and literatures and is named after the ancient name of Japan.

The World Representative of Wa no Kuni is Yoritomo.

The exiled soul of Wa no Kuni was Yoshitsune.

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Transients

Transients of Wa no Kuni
Agyo	Ashigara	Benten 【Originated from Deva Loka】	Daikoku 【Originated from Takamagahara】	Ebisu 【Originated from Takamagahara】	Goemon
Gyobu	Hakumen 【Originated from Hourai】	Hogen	Ibaraki	Jiraiya	Kenta 【His familiar Inugami】
Kotaro 【His familiar Orochimaru】	Moritaka	Motosumi 【His companions Zenki and Goki】	Oniwaka	Shino	Shuten
Suzuka	Tadatomo	Takemaru	Tanetomo	Yasuyori	Yukimura 【Exception】
Yoritomo 【Representative】	Zao

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No. 15567

15 months ago

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>>11713 This is just a personal theory and concept... so no hard proof whatsoever...

IF we incorporate the game idea itself, tokyoites (people in Tokyo of the game) might have the most belief in their own faith (obviously the Land of Wa) hence the more number of transients from that realm.

sorry for my bad grammar :)

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No. 13554

21 months ago

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how is masakado not a transient like he's literally perfect to be made into one

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No. 12560

25 months ago

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>>12156

Heliopolis is practically non existent

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No. 12156

27 months ago

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>>11713 Gotta prioritize glorious nippon culture I guess. Many other japanese games centered around world mythologies tend to have a little bias toward their own mythology, likely because that's what they're the most familiar with.

Nothing special though; if LW were Western European, you could bet that they would prioritize Greek/Roman and Christian myths.

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