Reduces Earth elemental damage taken by all allies.
Etymology
Origin
Otoroshi is based on the ancient yokai of the same name, appearing as a hunched creature covered in a wild, messy mane, with blue or red skin and large tusks. Very little is known of these creatures, but they will perch on top of roofs, old castle walls and temple gates while masking their presence, and jump down to attack when they sense a wicked soul approaching; and when someone disrespects or causes a disturbance in the places they protect, they will make loud, thumping noises to scare them away. In spite of their frightening appearance (their name is a bastardization of osoroshii, "terrifying"), they are righteous beings loyal to guardian deities, who won't forgive evildoers and those who pray to the kami with wicked motives in their heart.
Trivia
In other languages
Language
Name
Meaning
Japanese
おとろし Otoroshi
Named after the otoroshi
French
Jean-Mèchel
Spanish
Flequipilante
Italian
Chiompauro
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