Myobu Physiology

Myobu Physiology
Myobu (Japanese Folklore)
Power/Ability to:	Use the traits of a Myobu

The power to use the abilities of a Myobu, a type of Transcendent Kitsune Physiology.

Also Called

• Myobu Mimicry

Capabilities

Users of this ability can either mimic the traits of a Myobu or are one, Myobu are divine foxes and lesser deities in Japanese folklore - they are guardians of sacred shrines and are generally believed to be servants of Inari, the god of the harvest. They are stunningly beautiful and often carry sacred objects in their mouths, such as the round jewel often carried by koma inu in other shrines. Myōbu can also be seen carrying spiral keys, sheaves of grain, and scrolls.

The mere presence of a Myobu brings happiness and blessings upon those that see it, providing they are faithful to the gods which the Myobu is serving.

Applications

• Absolute Condition
• Authority
• Dimensional Travel
• Divine Aura
• Ethereal Manipulation
  • Aether Manipulation
    • Aether Embodiment
    • Aether Magic
    • Aether Power Link
• Guardianship
• Immortality
• Intuitive Aptitude
• Intangibility
• Invisibility
• Vulpes Physiology

Variations

• Divine Magic
• Divine Weaponry

Associations

• Kitsune Physiology
• Divine Beast Physiology
• Transcendent Physiology

Limitations

• Below the power of higher Shinto gods or the Buddhas (usually directly subservient to Inari)
• As guardians of shrines they may be connected to said shrines, damage or corruption of shrine may destroy or harm the spirit.

Known Users

• Myobu (Japanese Folklore)