Deities and death, previously referred to as "shinigami", are a species in Deep-Sea Prisoner's works. They represent the "kamis" (gods) but not in the creator sense. [2] They also appear to be mainly involved with demons. Not much else is currently known about them.
Physical Characteristics[]
Some deities appear to be based off actual deities, such as Bis and Sibuna who are based on the Ancient Egyptian god Anubis, who was the deity of the dead and embalming and protector of tombs and cemeteries. Rieta's design takes inspiration from the Jinn, who are also regarded as deities.
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Death[]
Trivia[]
- All non-human characters in the Deep-Sea Universe are semi-immortal. [1]
- Non-human characters do not have birthdays. [3]
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Deep-Sea Universe | ||
Continuity | Alternative Universes (AUs) by Deep-Sea Prisoner · Funamushi Private Deep-Sea Academy (Highschool AU) · Genderbend (AU) · Neko (AU) · Timeline | |
Species | Android/Robot/Cyborg · Angels · Animals · Astral · Big Five · Deity/Death · Demons/Devils · Fiends · Gods · Hashasky · Humans · Hybrids · Mogeko · Spirit/Fairy · Undead · Unknown · Vampires · Witches/Wizards · Yōkai | |
Worlds | Flame Underworld · Flower World · Gray Garden · Human Worlds · Kumo-no-Kuni · Land of Sun · Mogeko Realm · Ne-no-Kuni · Pentagram World · Tapir World · Yōkai World | |
Groups | Big Five · Divine Beasts · Fumus' Subordinates · Lil's Subordinates · Satanick's Subordinates | |
Locations | Bloody Radio · Blue Sea · Iceberg Isle · Kakuri-no-Miyako · Kurotsuno's Mansion · Mogeko Castle · Mogeko Kremlin · Sea Kingdom · Sea of Death · Sky Kingdom · Totsusa Kingdom · Witch World · Yomotsunanaesaka | |
Objects | Cast Pearl · Mysterious Train · Orbs · Sacred Sword · Wadanohara's Boat · Wadanohara's Ocarina |
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "[Live2D Art] funamusea Work process Stream!! [2023/06/24]". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 24 June, 2023. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ "funamusea Stream [2021.12/25]【Art stream】". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 25 December, 2021. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ "funamusea Stream [2020.10.24]【Art stream】". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 24 October, 2020. (Summary archive.)