Karasuさんのイラストまとめ

I encourage you to create your own head-canon, what does he do in the mountains? Is he hostile? Friendly?

Get creative, and tell me about it!

Izanagi performed a cleaning ceremony, to rid himself from contact with the dead, and during his bath, a number of deities were spawned.

Amaterasu from his left eye.
Tsukiyomi from his right eye.
And Susano-o from his nose.

In the long run, Izanagi and Izanami procreated a metric ton of different Kami, most of which have either surpassed them in popularity, or have become one of the focal points of Shinto.

It’s #MitamaMonday, a day for the four aspects of the soul from Shinto teachings and mythology,

Ara Mitama
Saki Mitama
Kusi Mitama
and Nigi Mitama.

Lucifer is often misinterpreted in religion, and with him being the focal point of #MorningStarSunday, let’s touch on it a bit.

Susanoo-no-Mikoto, or simply Susano-o, is the pillar of #SusanooSaturday, and is a Kami from Japanese lore.

Much like Take-Mikazuchi on Thursday, Susano-o is from the story of Izanagi, and is the brother of Amaterasu.

Today is the day to celebrate Kazuma Kaneko's art in #KazumaTuesday.

Kazuma is the art designer for the games of Megami Tensei II onwards, and has overall shaped the mainline, and sub-series artistic styles beyond to what we know today.

Exactly a week after Gabriel, we have the almost polar opposite, Michael of #MichaelMonday.

Michael is known as the “Angel of God,” and is considered one of the four major Archangels in Islamic tradition, typically commanding the army of God’s battalion of angels.

In lore, Sukuna-Hikona is a Japanese deity of healing and sake brewing.

He assisted Okuninushi in forming the world and bringing about protection against diseases and wild animals in myths from the Izumo region.

Despite being all about folklore in the symbolism of the demons, Tam Lin of #TamTuesday has varying legends and stories throughout research done.

To summarise what there is of the SMT adaptation; Tam Lin was a fairy in England, of whom lured young women away to "ruin" them.