Hair color:Black, flowing straight hair that reaches his lower torso. Eye color: Red, with purple eyelashes Torso: Long khaki/light brown muffler, black suit with a harp-like design on his chest.
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| - [F1] Inochi, The Book of Life (Copia 1 ) [F2] Who is Masahilo M. Nakazono , Osensei? What is “Nakazono’s Way”? [F3] Kototama Books [F4] [F5] Modern Japanese calligraphy demonstration by Tokyo artist, Dec 7 [F6] Experimento con vibraciones, agua y almidon un material no-newtoniano?) [F7] The Secrets Of Vibration (528 Hz) - Hidden truths of sound! [F8] The Water Crystals of Masaru Emoto [F9] [F10] [F11] The Reiki Kotodama
- Hair color:Black, flowing straight hair that reaches his lower torso. Eye color: Red, with purple eyelashes Torso: Long khaki/light brown muffler, black suit with a harp-like design on his chest.
- In Japanese it is another word for soul, or more commonly for Shinto animist spirits.
- Kotodama (言霊, Literally meaning: Word Soul") is a unique form of chakra moulding used to perform Fūhadō. The exact amount of chakra necessary to perform a technique is manipulated through word patterns or incarnations. There are different sequences of incarnation for every technique, requiring memorisation and focus.
- For the Ali Project single see Kotodama (song) Kotodama or kototama(言霊, lit. "word spirit/soul") refers to the Japanese belief that mystical powers dwell in words and names. English translations include "soul of language", "spirit of language", "power of language", "power word", "magic word", and "sacred sound". The notion of kotodama presupposes that sounds can magically affect objects, and that ritual word usages can influence our environment, body, mind, and soul.
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| - Si hay monstruos con el mismo nombre boca arriba en el Campo, destruye esos monstruos. .
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| - このカードがフィールド上に表側表示で存在する限り、同名モンスターはフィールド上に表側表示で存在する事ができず破壊される。後から召喚・特殊召喚・リバースした同名モンスターは破壊される（同時の場合、全ての同名モンスターを破壊する）。
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| - A freaky fairy whose body is scored with peculiar red lines. Hearing its voice results in ten days of agony, then death.
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| - Mostri con lo stesso nome non possono esistere scoperti sul Terreno. Se viene Evocato o scoperto un mostro con lo stesso nome di un mostro scoperto sul Terreno, il nuovo mostro scoperto viene distrutto.
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| - If there are face-up monsters with the same name on the field, destroy those monsters.
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| - Somente pode existir 1 monstro com um mesmo nome virado para cima no campo. Se um ou mais monstros com o mesmo nome que um monstro virado para cima no campo são Normal, Flip ou Special Summoned, destrua-os.
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| - 只要這張卡在場上表側表示存在，同名怪獸不能在場上表側表示存在並破壞。之後召喚·特殊召喚·反轉的同名怪獸破壞（同時的場合，同名怪獸全部破壞）。
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| - * Destroys your Monster Cards
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| - 이 카드가 필드 위에 앞면 표시로 존재하는 한, 필드 위에 같은 이름의 몬스터 카드는 존재할 수 없게 된다. 후에 같은 카드가 플레이되었을 경우, 그것을 파괴한다.
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| - Solange diese Karte offen auf dem Spielfeld liegt, können Monster desselben Namens nicht gleichzeitig offen auf dem Spielfeld vorhanden sein . Wenn in einem späteren Spielzug ein Monster gleichen Namens beschworen wird, wird die später beschworene Karte zerstört. Wenn gleichzeitig zwei dieser Karten ausgespielt werden, werden beide Karten zerstört.
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| - Spell Ruler
Fairy Collection
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| - Tant que cette carte reste face recto sur le Terrain, des monstres portant le même nom ne peuvent être présents sur le Terrain en même temps . Si une carte portant le même nom est invoquée ultérieurement, celle-ci est détruite. Si 2 cartes portant le même nom sont face recto en même temps, elles sont toutes les deux détruites.
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| - As long as this card remains face-up on the field, monsters of the same name cannot exist o n the field at the same time . If a card of the same name is summoned in a later turn, that card is destroyed. If 2 cards of the same name are played at the same time, both cards are destroyed.
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| - Kotodama (言霊, Literally meaning: Word Soul") is a unique form of chakra moulding used to perform Fūhadō. The exact amount of chakra necessary to perform a technique is manipulated through word patterns or incarnations. There are different sequences of incarnation for every technique, requiring memorisation and focus. Kotodama is quite different from hand seal. When using hand seals, different patterns and sequences of hand sign would lead to a unique distinct technique. Kotodama on the other hand, uses specific words to symbolize what the user wishes to do. For example the word flames or heat refers to the creation of fire, while long, or vast refers to long distance. By combining several words into one sentence: The spheres of flames, rain upon the vast terrain., meaning scattered fireballs the can attack over long distances. The user may use synonyms of the words to create these combinations. This means a large vocabulary is required to be a skilled user of the Kotodama.
- [F1] Inochi, The Book of Life (Copia 1 ) [F2] Who is Masahilo M. Nakazono , Osensei? What is “Nakazono’s Way”? [F3] Kototama Books [F4] [F5] Modern Japanese calligraphy demonstration by Tokyo artist, Dec 7 [F6] Experimento con vibraciones, agua y almidon un material no-newtoniano?) [F7] The Secrets Of Vibration (528 Hz) - Hidden truths of sound! [F8] The Water Crystals of Masaru Emoto [F9] [F10] [F11] The Reiki Kotodama
- Hair color:Black, flowing straight hair that reaches his lower torso. Eye color: Red, with purple eyelashes Torso: Long khaki/light brown muffler, black suit with a harp-like design on his chest.
- For the Ali Project single see Kotodama (song) Kotodama or kototama(言霊, lit. "word spirit/soul") refers to the Japanese belief that mystical powers dwell in words and names. English translations include "soul of language", "spirit of language", "power of language", "power word", "magic word", and "sacred sound". The notion of kotodama presupposes that sounds can magically affect objects, and that ritual word usages can influence our environment, body, mind, and soul. This Japanese compound kotodama combines koto 言 "word; speech" and tama 霊 "spirit; soul" (or 魂 "soul; spirit; ghost") voiced as dama in rendaku. In contrast, the unvoiced kototama pronunciation especially refers to kototamagaku(言霊学, "study of kotodama"), which was popularized by Onisaburo Deguchi in the Oomoto religion. This field takes the Japanese gojūon phonology as the mystical basis of words and meanings, in rough analogy to Hebrew Kabbalah. The etymology of kotodama is uncertain, but one explanation correlating words and events links two Japanese words pronounced koto: this 言 "word; words; speech" and 事 "situation; circumstances; state of affairs; occurrence; event; incident". Note that these two kanji were used interchangeably in the name Kotoshironushi 事代主 or 言代主 , an oracular kami mentioned in the Kojiki and Nihon shoki. Kotodama is related with Japanese words such as kotoage 言挙 "words raised up; invoke the magical power of words", kotomuke 言向 "directed words; cause submission though the power of words", and jumon 呪文 "magic spell; magic words; incantation". Kotodama is a central concept in Japanese mythology, Shinto, and Kokugaku. For example, the Kojiki describes an ukei (or seiyaku) 誓約 "covenant; trial by pledge" between the sibling gods Susanoo and Amaterasu, "Let each of us swear, and produce children". Uttering the divine words of an ukehi supposedly determines results, and in this case, Amaterasu giving birth to five male deities proved that Susanoo's intentions were pure. Kototama or kotodama is also fundamental to Japanese martial arts, for instance, in the use of kiai. Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of aikido, used kototama as a spiritual basis for his teachings. William Gleason says Ueshiba "created aikido based on the kototama principle," and quotes him that "Aikido is the superlative way to practice the kototama. It is the means by which one realizes his true nature as a god and finds ultimate freedom." Mutsuro Nakazono, a disciple of Ueshiba, wrote books on the importance of kototama in aikido. While other cultures have animistic parallels to kotodama, such as mantra, mana, and logos, some Japanese people believe the "word spirit" is unique to the Japanese language. One of the classical names of Japan is kotodama no sagiwau kuni(言霊の幸う国, "the land where the mysterious workings of language bring bliss"), a phrase that originated in the Man'yōshū.
- In Japanese it is another word for soul, or more commonly for Shinto animist spirits.
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