Uwabami Physiology

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

The power to use the abilities of a Uwabami, a mix of Snake and Yokai Physiology.

Also Called

• Uwabami Mimicry

Capabilities

Users of this ability are either is or can become an Uwabami. Uwabamis are magical giant snakes from Japanse folklore that are extremely gluttonous and fond of alcohol, they are adept at many kinds of magic and will do anything to obtain more food and drink, they will even try and include humans into their never-ending diet if given the chance.

Applications

• Immortality
• Shapeshifting
• Alcohol Empowerment
• Large Size
• Magic Intuition
• Super Eating
• Infinite Digestive System
• Dimensional Travel
• Disaster Inducement
  • Flood Creation
  • Earthquake Generation

Variations

• Gut Imprisonment
• Gluttony Empowerment

Associations

• Snake Deity Physiology
• Yokai Physiology
• Giant Animal Physiology

Limitations

• Vulnerable to certain rituals and prayers, especially those of a Shrine Maiden or Shinto Priest.

Known Users

• Uwabami (Japanese Folklore)