Tsukiyomi

Tsukuyomi is a powerful, often mythological, figure originating from Japanese folklore and Shinto religion, representing the moon god. In myth, Tsukuyomi embodies calmness, clarity, and subtle power associated with the night and moonlight. The character is sometimes portrayed as a serene deity controlling lunar influences or as a divine figure with influence over time and reflection. In popular culture, Tsukuyomi can also refer to characters drawing inspiration from this myth, emphasizing themes of calmness, introspection, and watchfulness. Overall, Tsukuyomi symbolizes the tranquil, reflective qualities of the moon within Japanese spiritual and cultural contexts.