Yuhringo (夕林檎) is a character that has yet to make a formal debut in Deep-Sea Prisoner's creations. She is a demon.
Physical Description[]
Yuhringo has raceless white skin, short brown hair with sideswept bangs, a red spade pointed tail, and gray horns obscured by a large red bow. She wears a yellowish-orange dress with a white collar and puffy sleeves ending in a white trim, white apron, and black Mary Jane shoes accented with red apples. Although her eyes have yet to be shown, Deep-Sea Prisoner stated they are a "deep pure red" color. [1]
Personality[]
Not much is currently known about Yuhringo's personality.
Background[]
Not much is currently known about Yuhringo's past.
Appearances[]
Up to this day, Yuhringo has only appeared in some of Deep-Sea Prisoner's illustrations.
Relationships[]
Not much is currently known about Yuhringo's relationships, though she was shown in an illustration with the Tapir World[Unofficial term] inhabitants.
Abilities[]
Natural Abilities[]
- Nigh-Absolute Immortality - Being a demon, Yuhringo cannot die from natural causes such as aging or disease. [2] [3]
- Regenerative Healing Factor - Being a demon, she is able to regenerate body parts, even guts and bones. [4]
- Ambidexterity - She is naturally ambidextrous. [5]
- Flight - She has wings with which she is able to fly.
Trivia[]
- "Yuhringo" means "evening apples" in Japanese. [6]
- Yuhringo is based on Snow White from the German fairytale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Artwork Gallery[]
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References[]
- ↑ MogekoQnA. seichiinara. Google docs. Date Unknown. Retrieved 23 July, 2015. (Archive.) The original source has been deleted.
- ↑ "funamusea Stream [2020.12/12]【Art stream】". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 12 December, 2020. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ "[Live2D Art] funamusea Work process Stream!! [2023/06/24]". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 24 June, 2023. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ "funamusea Stream [2021.01/23]【Art stream】". Deep-Sea Prisoner. YouTube. Published 23 January, 2021. (Summary archive.)
- ↑ 2019 Sunahama Interview. Deep-Sea Prisoner. Translated by Yao from FunamuTranslate. funamusea.com. Date Unknown. (Archive.) The original source has been deleted.
- ↑ Deep-Sea Prisoner Character Name Meanings. Surreelistic. Tumblr. Published 9 July, 2015. Retrieved 18 July, 2018. (Archive.) The original source has been deleted.