About: Shussemaru

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/8o1p8DBc7tTqR4sOpNWJXA==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Shussemaru is a good luck horse and Mantenmaru's fellow mascot at the temple where prayer tablets are sold. He was destroying the lucky charms of the temple he lived in because he hates the accurate portrayal of himself on the charms.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Shussemaru
rdfs:comment	Shussemaru is a good luck horse and Mantenmaru's fellow mascot at the temple where prayer tablets are sold. He was destroying the lucky charms of the temple he lived in because he hates the accurate portrayal of himself on the charms.
dcterms:subject	Minor characters Males Manga-only characters Animals
Manga Debut	The Drawn and Quartered Horse
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Residence	Shinto temple
Affiliation	dbkwik:resource/IwQUI4WzwUFBpwhVlPJhcw==
Gender	male
abstract	Shussemaru is a good luck horse and Mantenmaru's fellow mascot at the temple where prayer tablets are sold. He was destroying the lucky charms of the temple he lived in because he hates the accurate portrayal of himself on the charms. Shussemaru thinks of himself as a beautiful stallion, and punishes those who depict him realistically as being ugly. Ukyo tries to appease him by drawing him as he sees himself, but Hinako makes him angry when she childishly draws doodles on the picture. She stops his rampage by performing her ki-draining attack on him. His name means pure success, which is a pun for his rather proud personality and his falsely believed success.

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