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Essa página ainda não foi editada ou precisa de mais informação... Ajude! en:Tengu ja:天狗 es:Tengu ru:Тенгу fr:Tengu de:Tengu Tengu is monster #9 from the Series 1 figures and was redesigned for the 2006 relaunch series. zurück zur Übersicht Tengus were soldiers of a special commando unit attached to the submersible vessel Arsenal Gear. The Tengu are the asian cousins of the Corax. Allied with the Beast Courts of the Emerald Mother, they are nonetheless in close contact to their western brethren. Tengu was a demon of Morgoth in Angband. Goro Takahashi, better known as Tengu, is a villain and an enemy of Spider-Man. When his fathers company went out of business, Norman Osborn helped establish a company with him called Takahashi Oscorp Inc. Since their companies were associated, Takahashi discovered Osborn's Goblin formula and injected himself with it. Becoming the Green Goblin of Japan, Takahashi began calling himself "Tengu" because of the demon in Japanese folklore. Tengu possesses super strength, bullet proof armor, regenerative durability, and an arsenal of weapons such as a giant axe, pumpkin bombs, and exploding shurikens. El Clan Tengu es un clan que aparece en Arctika como un rival a Lin Kuei. Ellos llevan la ropa similar, pero en la naranja en vez de azul. Ellos hicieron su primera aparición en el Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. There are two types of Tengu—Yamabushi Tengu, which are characterized by their red humanoid faces with extremely long noses, and Karasu Tengu, which are part human, part crow, earning them the nickname Crow Goblin. Tengu are a youkai, monster spirit, of Japanese folklore. Initially portrayed as humanoid avians with distinctively long beaks, this feature is occasionally humanized as long noses. Tengu is portrayed as being a kindly and wise old man with a deep rooted respect for his Japanese heritage, a contrast with the dystopia that Aku had created. He is a very skilled mechanic and carpenter, providing for his wife and three children in the middle of a large urban center. He seems to have a genuine sense of justice and generosity, and is fully capable of understanding that "one can never go into a battle on an empty stomach." categoria: Vilões [[Imagem:Elephant catching a flying tengu.jpg|thumb|right|Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Elefante capturando um tengu voador]] Tengu (天狗) são criaturas fantásticas do folclore japonês, uma espécie de duende cujas lendas possuem traços tanto da religião budista quanto xintoísta. Habitam florestas e montanhas. O traço físico mais marcante dos Tengu são seus longos narizes. A maioria deles também possui barba. Alguns Tengus têm cabeças de pássaro; estes eram tidos como grandes artistas marciais. Un Tengu (天狗) es una forma de Youkai en la mitología Japonesa. En general, los tengu son sinónimos de los goblins en la mitología Occidental. Existen dos subespecies de Tengu. Los karasu tengu, o tengu cuervo los cuales son similares a los cuervos antropomórficos con una estructura de cuerpo humano. También se encuentran los yamabushi tengu los cuales parecen tener mas forma humana, pero tienen cuerpo rojo y narices muy largas. Los tengu en Gensokyo son conocidos por su amor a crear rumores y escribir periódicos. Según Aya son grandes bebedores, solo rivalizados con un Oni. Libros y articulos: Tengu (天狗, Heavenly Dog) are a unique species of avian creatures characterized by humanoid features. Up until the present era, they were considered little more than myth; but are now rumored to have been spotted on various fields of battle. It is said that Tengu hail from a suboceanic realm known as Nenokatsukuni; a place that only one shinobi has ever ventured. To this day, they hearken to this brave individual's call as his signature summons. File:Izanami Ball.png Impossibles/Colossals: Fudo Myou | Yamato Takeru | Yamato Takeru: Zero File:FireIcon.png Fire: File:WaterIcon.png Water: Marie Antoinette | Michelangelo | Queen Butterflight | Okita Soji | Blue Lobster | Oruga | Gordi & Bardi | Yamata no Orochi | Baal | Princess Sakuya X File:WoodIcon.png Wood: Florriorrior | Wood Noel File:LightIcon.png Light: File:DarkIcon.png Dark: Bastet | Slash | Kabushido | Godzilla & Eva-01 File:Scroll.png Tower: 32F File:S++.png Temple: Water (Time) | Dark (Carnage) The Tengu Clan is a clan that appears in Arctika as a rival to the Lin Kuei. They wear similar clothes, but in orange instead of blue. They made their first appearance in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Stay locked on Tengu at all times! He pulls the usual ninja tricks, jumping around and slashing and the like, but he can also duplicate. And all those duplicates will pull the usual ninja tricks in stereo. This is why you want to stay locked on: Jack is smart enough to know which is the real Tengu as long as he had a bead on the original. If you did not lock on, you will have to slice through the duplicates until you find the real one. You'll know you've found him when the duplicates disappear. Duplication is Tengu's only real dangerous trick, and since we've seen through it, he is rendered nearly powerless in front of Jack. In fact, the spear makes super short work of him, and I imagine a chainsaw is no different. It's easier to take care of him if you've destroyed the white walls because Tengu Infos Professions link=Assassin|Assassin Assassin,link=Élémentaliste|Élémentaliste Élémentaliste,link=Envoûteur|Envoûteur Envoûteur,link=Guerrier|Guerrier Guerrier,link=Moine|Moine Moine Type Espèce Espèce Sous-espèce Clan Apparence Niveau Campagnes Prophecies,Factions,Eye of the North Régions Kryte,Cimefroides du sud,Île de Shing Jea,Cité de Kaineng,Côte Ternie Lieu [[]] Quête [[]] Immunités Immunisé au Image:Saignement-icône.jpg Saignement Immunisé à la Image:Brûlure-icône.jpg Brûlure Immunisé à la Image:Maladie-icône.jpg Maladie Immunisé au Image:Poison-icône.jpg Poison Ne peut pas être assommé Ne laisse pas de cadavre exploitable Cartes El clan de ninjas Tengu es una agrupación que aparece por única vez como un grupo de enemigos en el modo Konquest de Mortal Kombat Armageddon, en el nivel de juego Arctika. Son rivales poco conocidos del Lin Kuei, y algunos de sus integrantes desertores crearon otro clan llamado Snow Ninja, quienes son capaces de dominar a las bestias que habitan en Arctika. El líder de los Tengu es Wu Lae, derrotado en kombate por Taven. En el modo Konquest algunos ninjas Tengu son nombrados como Tekunin Technicians, pero es un error de programación. thumb|250px|TenguTengu (天狗, wörtlich: „Himmlischer Hund“) sind Fabelwesen (Yokai) aus der japanischen Mythologie. The Tengu is an evil bird demon from the Disney XD show Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. It was imprisoned in the Eye of Eternity by the First Ninja, and it keeps the Sorcerer trapped under Norrisville High. The Tengu is a standard enemy that can be found in and. __TOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ Enemy in Shadow Hearts: Covenant A tengu is a minor demon in NetHack. Its corpse is valued by many players, as it has a chance of granting teleport control (but can also grant teleportitis). Encountering tengus can be quite annoying, as they extensively teleport themselves during combat after hitting. It is easier to kill them in a no-teleport zone such as Sokoban. Unlike other minor demons, they are not susceptible to silver damage. The wizard quest locate and end levels often are pre-populated with several tengu. This page is a . You could probably [ expand this page] should you wish to do so. The Tengu are a race of avian humanoids Tengu folklore has been found in both Buddhist and Shinto mythology, and the Tengu are often portrayed a bit differently depending on the text and the era the information originated from. There are a few different types of Tengu: thumb|right|O grupo de Tengu. Wu Lae é visto no fundo. Tengu é um clã, que faz a primeira participação na arena Arctika. Bankotsubo (Kanji: 万骨坊, Rōmaji: Bankotsubō), also known as Tengu, is the final boss character of Dead or Alive 2. Since his appearance, Bankotsubo has been appearing as a secret character in other Dead or Alive games, such as Dead or Alive 2 Ultimate and Dead or Alive 4. Bankotsubo is the oldest playable character in the series, at the age of 1500. The Tengu is a mythological creature from Japanese folklore. In Dead or Alive 2, he wanted chaos to reign over the world, but was stopped by Hayabusa. His name was stated as "Gohyakumine Bankotsubo", but he is more commonly known as simply "Tengu". Although he was a talented luchador, Renato found it difficult to construct a persona that would be hard-hitting enough for the demanding audience of the Pile Tower. After several fruitless attempts (one that was dead boring and another that nearly cost him an eye) Renato decided to follow the advice of his master, Cien Mascaras, and treat himself to an initiatory stay at the Fang Pi Clang Monastery in order to seek inspiration or at the very least a bit of good taste. After a challenging entrance test that he passed with flying colors, Oscar was invited into the famous White Lotus Room where he spent the next few months... On emerging, he was the proud owner of a new mask and a new name. Could this be the result of a mystical revelation or demonic possession? In any case, Tengu the luchad One of the most curious images associated with Japan is the red, sausage-nosed face of the tengu, a strange and unpredictable creature said to make its home deep in the mountains. Many believe that this bizarre combination of man and bird still haunts remote forests, its unreal wings conveying it great distances in a heartbeat, and its fearsome eyes shining with the mischief it still perpetrates upon unwary humans. Since Ako is the only Tengu to appear so far in Onimusha, it can be assumed that their appearance, at least in their human form, is identical to that of a human, albeit with some minor differences; the same thing can said anatomy-wise as well. A major difference between their appearances are the Tengu's incredibly small height. Another difference is that Tengu also have vertical pupils in their eyes instead of round ones like humans. Tengu (テング Tengu): The summer type Makamou with the feature of an gorilla and a parrot. They are capable of flight, reproducing asexually, and use their sharp beak and claws as weapons. Tengu is the newest boss of Mushroom Shrine, and is related to the Mushroom Shrine Tales content. Tengu (天狗) are a unique species of Ayakashi that have both human and avian characteristics. Tengu clans have two distinct species: the more common Karasutengu (crow tengu, such as Shidou), and the Ootengu (great tengu or Daitengu, such as Kokuunsai or Tobimaru) that rules over them. Karasutengu are about the size of small children and have black, human-shaped bodies, but also have the heads and wings of birds. Ootengu are a slightly different case: as children, they appear no different from human children, save for their white wings. A fully grown one, on the other hand, is giant-sized, and has a long nose, as well as clawed hands and feet. Although they take their name from a dog-like Chinese demon, Tiangou, the tengu were originally thought to be beast-men of the wilderness that take the forms of birds of prey, and they are traditionally depicted with both human and avian characteristics. Buddhism long held that the tengu were disruptive demons and harbingers of war. Their image gradually softened, however, into one of protective, if still dangerous, spirits of the mountains and forests. Tengu.png Great tengu.jpg Koppa Tengu - Nocturne.jpg Tengu 天狗 are mountain and forest goblins of Japan with two variants: a red man with a long nose or a bird-like demon. Their supernatural powers include shape-shifting into human or animal forms, the ability to speak to humans without moving their mouth, the magic of moving instantly from place to place without using their wings, and the sorcery to appear uninvited in the dreams of the living. Tengu (jap. 天狗, wörtlich Himmelshund) ist der Name eines japanischen Fabelwesens, das in die Kategorie der Yōkai fällt. Ursprünglich als große Krähe dargestellt (Karasu-Tengu), etablierte sich der Tengu nach und nach in der Vorstellung als eine Mischung aus Mensch und Vogel (Konoha-Tengu). Die Tengu-Vorstellungen entstammen wahrscheinlich einem Synkretismus des japanischen Buddhismus mit dem hinduistischen Konzept des Vogelmenschen Garuda (jap. Karura 迦楼羅). Dargestellt werden sie häufig mit der Kleidung der Yamabushi-Bergasketen, einschließlich des Tokin auf der Stirn. Tengu (天狗, literally, "Heavenly Dog") are mythical creatures from Japanese mythology. Tengu are a class of monster, i.e. a species in the bestiary of Guild Wars. 250px|thumb|Tengu ptasiogłowy Tengu.

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El Clan Tengu es un clan que aparece en Arctika como un rival a Lin Kuei. Ellos llevan la ropa similar, pero en la naranja en vez de azul. Ellos hicieron su primera aparición en el Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Tengu Infos Professions link=Assassin|Assassin Assassin,link=Élémentaliste|Élémentaliste Élémentaliste,link=Envoûteur|Envoûteur Envoûteur,link=Guerrier|Guerrier Guerrier,link=Moine|Moine Moine Type Espèce Espèce Sous-espèce Clan Apparence Niveau Campagnes Prophecies,Factions,Eye of the North Régions Kryte,Cimefroides du sud,Île de Shing Jea,Cité de Kaineng,Côte Ternie Lieu [[]] Quête [[]] Immunités Immunisé au Image:Saignement-icône.jpg Saignement Immunisé à la Image:Brûlure-icône.jpg Brûlure Immunisé à la Image:Maladie-icône.jpg Maladie Immunisé au Image:Poison-icône.jpg Poison Ne peut pas être assommé Ne laisse pas de cadavre exploitable Cartes Les Tengu sont une race d'homme-oiseaux que l'on retrouve dans plusieurs régions de Tyrie et de Cantha. Ils sont divisés en plusieurs espèces dont la plupart sont hostiles envers les étrangers. Suites aux Guerres des Tengus, certains des Tengu de Cantha ont cependant fait récement la paix avec les humains et Talon Ailedargent, qui a lui-même été un personnage important pour la signature de l'armistice, enseigne même aux recrues au Monastère Shing Jea. * Liste des tengu. Tengu is portrayed as being a kindly and wise old man with a deep rooted respect for his Japanese heritage, a contrast with the dystopia that Aku had created. He is a very skilled mechanic and carpenter, providing for his wife and three children in the middle of a large urban center. He seems to have a genuine sense of justice and generosity, and is fully capable of understanding that "one can never go into a battle on an empty stomach." Tengu (天狗, Heavenly Dog) are a unique species of avian creatures characterized by humanoid features. Up until the present era, they were considered little more than myth; but are now rumored to have been spotted on various fields of battle. It is said that Tengu hail from a suboceanic realm known as Nenokatsukuni; a place that only one shinobi has ever ventured. To this day, they hearken to this brave individual's call as his signature summons. The Tengu are a race of avian humanoids Tengu are a class of monster, i.e. a species in the bestiary of Guild Wars. El clan de ninjas Tengu es una agrupación que aparece por única vez como un grupo de enemigos en el modo Konquest de Mortal Kombat Armageddon, en el nivel de juego Arctika. Son rivales poco conocidos del Lin Kuei, y algunos de sus integrantes desertores crearon otro clan llamado Snow Ninja, quienes son capaces de dominar a las bestias que habitan en Arctika. El líder de los Tengu es Wu Lae, derrotado en kombate por Taven. En el modo Konquest algunos ninjas Tengu son nombrados como Tekunin Technicians, pero es un error de programación. Antes que en cualquier videojuego, la primera referencia a los Tengu aparece en uno de los bocetos de Yoshitsune Minamoto (eventualmente, Liu Kang), donde son descritos como demonios de montaña, expertos en artes marciales y el uso de las espadas. Goro Takahashi, better known as Tengu, is a villain and an enemy of Spider-Man. When his fathers company went out of business, Norman Osborn helped establish a company with him called Takahashi Oscorp Inc. Since their companies were associated, Takahashi discovered Osborn's Goblin formula and injected himself with it. Becoming the Green Goblin of Japan, Takahashi began calling himself "Tengu" because of the demon in Japanese folklore. Tengu possesses super strength, bullet proof armor, regenerative durability, and an arsenal of weapons such as a giant axe, pumpkin bombs, and exploding shurikens. Tengu folklore has been found in both Buddhist and Shinto mythology, and the Tengu are often portrayed a bit differently depending on the text and the era the information originated from. There are a few different types of Tengu: Since Ako is the only Tengu to appear so far in Onimusha, it can be assumed that their appearance, at least in their human form, is identical to that of a human, albeit with some minor differences; the same thing can said anatomy-wise as well. A major difference between their appearances are the Tengu's incredibly small height. Another difference is that Tengu also have vertical pupils in their eyes instead of round ones like humans. Tengu (jap. 天狗, wörtlich Himmelshund) ist der Name eines japanischen Fabelwesens, das in die Kategorie der Yōkai fällt. Ursprünglich als große Krähe dargestellt (Karasu-Tengu), etablierte sich der Tengu nach und nach in der Vorstellung als eine Mischung aus Mensch und Vogel (Konoha-Tengu). Die Tengu-Vorstellungen entstammen wahrscheinlich einem Synkretismus des japanischen Buddhismus mit dem hinduistischen Konzept des Vogelmenschen Garuda (jap. Karura 迦楼羅). Dargestellt werden sie häufig mit der Kleidung der Yamabushi-Bergasketen, einschließlich des Tokin auf der Stirn. Normalerweise leben Tengus in Bergen. (Deshalb bezeichnet man sie manchmal als Bergkobolde). Tengus schlüpfen aus Eiern, haben jedoch eine menschliche Gestalt mit einer langen, schnabelartigen Nase. Ihre Haut hat eine tiefrote Farbe und anstelle von Haaren wachsen ihnen Federn am Hals, auf der Schulter und auf dem Armrücken und alle Extremitäten enden in Adlerklauen. Sie leben in kleineren sozialen Verbänden in den Bergen und zeigen sich Menschen eher selten. Auch gibt es eine Hierarchie, nach der die Tengus von ihrem König Sōjōbō angeführt werden. Tengus spielen in der volkstümlichen Variante der japanischen Shintō-Religion noch heute eine wichtige Rolle. So werden ihnen etwa Nahrungsgaben dargeboten, um sie zu besänftigen oder ihr Wohlwollen zu erregen. Minamoto no Yoshitsune soll von ihnen die Schwertkunst erlernt haben. Europäer wurden früher ebenfalls als „Tengu“ bezeichnet. Dies bezog sich vor allem auf die aus japanischer Sicht sehr langen Nasen der Fremden. Heutzutage wird der Begriff Tengu auch im Zusammenhang mit „eingebildet, hochnäsig“ verwendet.thumb|eine Statue von einem "Tengu" Tengu was a demon of Morgoth in Angband. 250px|thumb|Tengu ptasiogłowy Tengu. Although he was a talented luchador, Renato found it difficult to construct a persona that would be hard-hitting enough for the demanding audience of the Pile Tower. After several fruitless attempts (one that was dead boring and another that nearly cost him an eye) Renato decided to follow the advice of his master, Cien Mascaras, and treat himself to an initiatory stay at the Fang Pi Clang Monastery in order to seek inspiration or at the very least a bit of good taste. After a challenging entrance test that he passed with flying colors, Oscar was invited into the famous White Lotus Room where he spent the next few months... On emerging, he was the proud owner of a new mask and a new name. Could this be the result of a mystical revelation or demonic possession? In any case, Tengu the luchador has now become a big name on the top of the Pile Tower! One of the most curious images associated with Japan is the red, sausage-nosed face of the tengu, a strange and unpredictable creature said to make its home deep in the mountains. Many believe that this bizarre combination of man and bird still haunts remote forests, its unreal wings conveying it great distances in a heartbeat, and its fearsome eyes shining with the mischief it still perpetrates upon unwary humans. Tengu (天狗) are a unique species of Ayakashi that have both human and avian characteristics. Tengu clans have two distinct species: the more common Karasutengu (crow tengu, such as Shidou), and the Ootengu (great tengu or Daitengu, such as Kokuunsai or Tobimaru) that rules over them. Karasutengu are about the size of small children and have black, human-shaped bodies, but also have the heads and wings of birds. Ootengu are a slightly different case: as children, they appear no different from human children, save for their white wings. A fully grown one, on the other hand, is giant-sized, and has a long nose, as well as clawed hands and feet. Most Tengu appear to have human-level intelligence, and Karasutengu are largely serious and solemn. Ootengu seem to be a bit more carefree or playful, but are ruled largely by their mood, which can vary greatly from moment to moment. Tengu have several features that set them apart from other Ayakashi. One such feature is their immunity to sunlight. This not only allows them to be active during daylight hours, but also makes it possible for them to live in a castle situated high above cloud level. Another unique feature is the way that Tengu reproduce: there are no females, so males literally divide their bodies, producing something of a younger clone in the process. This is especially important for the Ootengu, who carries the responsibility of maintaining the ruling bloodline and producing a young heir that will one day succeed him. Tengu live in an organized clan. While such groupings are not unheard of among Ayakashi, Tengu display a degree of clan unity that is unusual for Ayakashi, who tend to be largely self-serving as a rule. Every member of the clan is devoted to ensuring its longevity and prominence. Collectively, they are able to temporarily transfer the entire clan's power into a single person through means of a Tengu feather. Essa página ainda não foi editada ou precisa de mais informação... Ajude! en:Tengu ja:天狗 es:Tengu ru:Тенгу fr:Tengu de:Tengu zurück zur Übersicht The Tengu are the asian cousins of the Corax. Allied with the Beast Courts of the Emerald Mother, they are nonetheless in close contact to their western brethren. Tengus were soldiers of a special commando unit attached to the submersible vessel Arsenal Gear. A tengu is a minor demon in NetHack. Its corpse is valued by many players, as it has a chance of granting teleport control (but can also grant teleportitis). Encountering tengus can be quite annoying, as they extensively teleport themselves during combat after hitting. It is easier to kill them in a no-teleport zone such as Sokoban. Unlike other minor demons, they are not susceptible to silver damage. The wizard quest locate and end levels often are pre-populated with several tengu. This page is a . You could probably [ expand this page] should you wish to do so. There are two types of Tengu—Yamabushi Tengu, which are characterized by their red humanoid faces with extremely long noses, and Karasu Tengu, which are part human, part crow, earning them the nickname Crow Goblin. Tengu were considered demons of death and destruction by Buddhists but gradually softened into troublesome protectors of forests and mountains, which is the role they continue to play in Japanese folklore: some of the more benign Tengu are even worshipped as gods (or supernatural benefactors) - but these are obviously very different Tengu from the ones that were infamous for attacking temples and causing problems for humanity via trickery or outright aggression. Bankotsubo (Kanji: 万骨坊, Rōmaji: Bankotsubō), also known as Tengu, is the final boss character of Dead or Alive 2. Since his appearance, Bankotsubo has been appearing as a secret character in other Dead or Alive games, such as Dead or Alive 2 Ultimate and Dead or Alive 4. Bankotsubo is the oldest playable character in the series, at the age of 1500. The Tengu is a mythological creature from Japanese folklore. In Dead or Alive 2, he wanted chaos to reign over the world, but was stopped by Hayabusa. His name was stated as "Gohyakumine Bankotsubo", but he is more commonly known as simply "Tengu". Bankotsubo is a tengu who is a criminal in his own dimension, as he murdered Kuramasan Maouson - the leader of their race. Fearing punishment for his crimes and breaking tengu rules, he escaped into the human world. Considering the hopes and struggles of humanity to be insignificant, he decided to bring about ultimate disaster and calamity, covering the world in chaos. Ryu Hayabusa found out about his doings, and in the final match of the second Dead or Alive tournament, kills Bankotsubo despite the monster's incredible power and became the tournament winner. Tengu are a youkai, monster spirit, of Japanese folklore. Initially portrayed as humanoid avians with distinctively long beaks, this feature is occasionally humanized as long noses. The Tengu is a standard enemy that can be found in and. __TOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ Tengu (テング Tengu): The summer type Makamou with the feature of an gorilla and a parrot. They are capable of flight, reproducing asexually, and use their sharp beak and claws as weapons. The Tengu is an evil bird demon from the Disney XD show Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. It was imprisoned in the Eye of Eternity by the First Ninja, and it keeps the Sorcerer trapped under Norrisville High. Although they take their name from a dog-like Chinese demon, Tiangou, the tengu were originally thought to be beast-men of the wilderness that take the forms of birds of prey, and they are traditionally depicted with both human and avian characteristics. Buddhism long held that the tengu were disruptive demons and harbingers of war. Their image gradually softened, however, into one of protective, if still dangerous, spirits of the mountains and forests. In Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden, a small number of tengu have appeared, serving as a threat to the humans, fitting the image of the tengu of the old folklore rather than that of modern times. The Tengu Clan is a clan that appears in Arctika as a rival to the Lin Kuei. They wear similar clothes, but in orange instead of blue. They made their first appearance in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Tengu (天狗, literally, "Heavenly Dog") are mythical creatures from Japanese mythology. thumb|250px|TenguTengu (天狗, wörtlich: „Himmlischer Hund“) sind Fabelwesen (Yokai) aus der japanischen Mythologie. File:Izanami Ball.png Impossibles/Colossals: Fudo Myou | Yamato Takeru | Yamato Takeru: Zero File:FireIcon.png Fire: File:WaterIcon.png Water: Marie Antoinette | Michelangelo | Queen Butterflight | Okita Soji | Blue Lobster | Oruga | Gordi & Bardi | Yamata no Orochi | Baal | Princess Sakuya X File:WoodIcon.png Wood: Florriorrior | Wood Noel File:LightIcon.png Light: File:DarkIcon.png Dark: Bastet | Slash | Kabushido | Godzilla & Eva-01 File:Scroll.png Tower: 32F File:S++.png Temple: Water (Time) | Dark (Carnage) Un Tengu (天狗) es una forma de Youkai en la mitología Japonesa. En general, los tengu son sinónimos de los goblins en la mitología Occidental. Existen dos subespecies de Tengu. Los karasu tengu, o tengu cuervo los cuales son similares a los cuervos antropomórficos con una estructura de cuerpo humano. También se encuentran los yamabushi tengu los cuales parecen tener mas forma humana, pero tienen cuerpo rojo y narices muy largas. Los Tengu algunas veces son descritos como seres dañinos y algunas veces malicioso. Son conocidos por hacerles bromas a los humanos. Aunque ellos son orgullosos y arrogantes, casi siempre son culpables de los daños. También son asociados con el arte de la guerra y la política. Entre los objetos a menudo asociados con los tengu se encuentran el shakujo, unos báculos en forma de anillo usados para la magia y combate físico; el tokin, un sombrero con una forma rara, la cual es usada como copa; y el abanico hauchiwa, el cual está hecho de hojas de Aralia Japonés o de plumas y se dice que tiene el poder de crear grandes rafagas de viento. Los tengu en Gensokyo son conocidos por su amor a crear rumores y escribir periódicos. Según Aya son grandes bebedores, solo rivalizados con un Oni. * Ejemplos: Aya Shameimaru, Momiji Inubashiri y Hatate Himekaidou. Libros y articulos: * Perfect Memento: Enciclopedia: Tengu Ver tambien: * Entrada Wikipedia para Tengu Tengu is monster #9 from the Series 1 figures and was redesigned for the 2006 relaunch series. Stay locked on Tengu at all times! He pulls the usual ninja tricks, jumping around and slashing and the like, but he can also duplicate. And all those duplicates will pull the usual ninja tricks in stereo. This is why you want to stay locked on: Jack is smart enough to know which is the real Tengu as long as he had a bead on the original. If you did not lock on, you will have to slice through the duplicates until you find the real one. You'll know you've found him when the duplicates disappear. Duplication is Tengu's only real dangerous trick, and since we've seen through it, he is rendered nearly powerless in front of Jack. In fact, the spear makes super short work of him, and I imagine a chainsaw is no different. It's easier to take care of him if you've destroyed the white walls because they would just get in the way otherwise; they also reveal a Rose Bush outer wall, which might come in handy. You can also use the lamp posts around the area to soften Tengu up nicely. It seems he'll be stunned for a short amount of time after you slash him to get rid of his duplicates; this would be a good time to impale him or stick something in his head. Do enough damage and Jack can take his blades to take his head in a unique finishing move. Using the Katana is a good choice due to its power & quick recovery between attacks, he will barely avoid it or will simply be stunned. Quote: "You are no match for me!" After you beat him, you get a happy onion. Yay. Tengu.png Great tengu.jpg Koppa Tengu - Nocturne.jpg Tengu 天狗 are mountain and forest goblins of Japan with two variants: a red man with a long nose or a bird-like demon. Their supernatural powers include shape-shifting into human or animal forms, the ability to speak to humans without moving their mouth, the magic of moving instantly from place to place without using their wings, and the sorcery to appear uninvited in the dreams of the living. The patron of martial arts, the bird-like Tengu is a skilled warrior and mischief maker, especially prone to playing tricks on arrogant and vainglorious Buddhist priests, and to punishing those who willfully misuse knowledge and authority to gain fame or position. In bygone days, they also inflicted their punishments on vain and arrogant samurai warriors. They dislike braggarts, and those who corrupt the Dharma (Buddhist Law). Tengu is the newest boss of Mushroom Shrine, and is related to the Mushroom Shrine Tales content. Enemy in Shadow Hearts: Covenant categoria: Vilões [[Imagem:Elephant catching a flying tengu.jpg|thumb|right|Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Elefante capturando um tengu voador]] Tengu (天狗) são criaturas fantásticas do folclore japonês, uma espécie de duende cujas lendas possuem traços tanto da religião budista quanto xintoísta. Habitam florestas e montanhas. O traço físico mais marcante dos Tengu são seus longos narizes. A maioria deles também possui barba. Alguns Tengus têm cabeças de pássaro; estes eram tidos como grandes artistas marciais. Acreditava-se que possuíam vários poderes sobrenaturais, entre eles a capacidade de mudar de forma, ventriloquismo, teletransporte e a habilidade singular de penetrar no sonho dos mortais. O Tengu é um guerreiro habilidoso, mas sua principal diversão é causar desordem. Eles gostam de pregar peças em sacerdotes budistas que incorrem no pecado do orgulho, as autoridades que usam seu poder ou sabedoria para adquirir fama e os samurais que se tornavam arrogantes. Algumas fontes consideram que pessoas que apresentavam esse tipo de mau comportamento é que se tornavam Tengu, ao reencarnar. Os Tengu antipatizam com aqueles que contrariam as leis do Dharma. thumb|right|O grupo de Tengu. Wu Lae é visto no fundo. Tengu é um clã, que faz a primeira participação na arena Arctika.

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