After meeting with Waka in Ryoshima, Amaterasu and Issun arrived in Shinshu field and used Catwalk on the cat statue on the wall. Then Amaterasu used the Thunderstorm ability to open the building at the top of the hill and entered through the door. They ended up in the frozen wasteland known as Kamui. Deciding it was much too cold to stay outdoors, the duo decided to find some shelter. They entered a home where they meet a man named Oki. Oki proceeded to fight Amaterasu, though he called it off after he realized that Amaterasu was more than a match for him.
Amaterasu and Issun, after dispelling another cursed zone, journeyed to Wep'keer to see how they could help. The duo found the village frozen over, and no one except for the top warrior in the village, Samickle , willing to talk to them. Samickle refused to let them talk to the village chief and turned the two away.
Amaterasu and Issun were about to leave the village when Kai , a female member of the village, asked them into her home.
She explained that they were all part of the Oina tribe, half human and half beast. She then recounted how the twin volcanoes, which typically protected the land, had been frozen over and possessed by the twin demons, and how the only hope of reigniting the volcanoes lay with a girl who had been kidnapped by demons and was now lost.
Just then, the village elder summoned Amaterasu and pleaded with her to go find the girl, who was named Lika , in a forest named Yoshpet. Amaterasu was granted a seal to pass into the forest, and, with Kai as her guide, entered Yoshpet. There, they found Waka near a clearing in the dreaded woods. But he doesn't give another prohecy and hints about the path to the heavens being somewhere in the desolate Kamui before vanishing again.
After a while, Amaterasu found Issun's tiny old home, Ponc'tan. With the help of the Lucky Mallet, she entered the village and received information that some of the other Poncles had seen Lika pass through the Spirit Gate.
Amaterasu then met Ishaku , and, somehow conveyed through her expressions that she wanted to know about the Spirit Gate. Ishaku denounced it as a place of evil, and refused to open the gate. Annoyed, Amaterasu left and regrouped with Issun, who, after harshly turning down Miya , agreed to lead Amaterasu to the Spirit Gate.
The two arrived after another dangerous trip through the woods, and found the Spirit Gate, as well as Oki. The three entered the gate and were transported back to Kamiki Village years ago, on the night Orochi was to claim his th sacrifice. Amaterasu and Issun, after a skirmish with Nagi , managed to recreate the legend of Nagi by stealing Nami 's clothes and dressing Nagi in place of Nami.
Amaterasu took Nagi to the Moon Cave entrance, and attempted to sacrifice him instead so he could fight Orochi, but the snake was not fooled. Orochi rejected Nagi, which led Amaterasu to enter the cave and confront Orochi again.
Amaterasu found Oki inside and noticed Lika on Orochi's back, which, of course, led to another fight between Amaterasu and her old rival. After a long battle, Oki attempted to step in and deal the final blow, but was tossed aside easily. Nagi instead became the hero, as he, in a fashion similar to Susano, cut off 7 of Orochi's heads and split the last one in half.
Nagi began to brag about the incident, but a rock was created out of thin air and dropped on his head. Just as he was about to be crushed, Shiranui , Amaterasu's old self from years ago, shoved him out of the way and caught the rock herself, easily dealing with the weight. Nagi and Shiranui returned to the old Kamiki Village, while Amaterasu, Issun, the now rescued Lika, and a very embarrassed Oki went back through the Spirit Gate to the present.
But the Day of Darkness had begun as they would find out, and they didn't have much time. Amaterasu takes the young Oina girl back through Yoshet, Wep'keer, and into the Ezofuji area where the altar rests.
Seeing No one there to receive the girl, Amaterasu heads up the snow drift to find the majority of the village standing before the Affun Gate. The gate had been slashed open by Oki and headed inside as Tuskle would state, allowing a vast swirl of blizzard to fly out of the shrine's dephs. As Tuskle would endeavor to assist Lika in reciting the Volcanic Incantation,Amaterasu would head inside the Wawku Shrine to stop the twin demons and save Kamui of their malignity. Inside, Issun and Amaterasu would struggle with navigating around the strange contraptions that made up the complicated interior of the shrine while trying to locate the demons.
With some patience, they managed to reach the near-peak of one of the twin mountains and discovered how the demons were freezing the entire village: An unusual device that harnessed ice itself, which contained the god Itegami inside.
Amaterasu stopped the device and received the god's power and control of ice. With the final brush god in her disposal, Amaterasu now had the power to put a stop to the enemies of Kamui and Nippon as a whole.
She was even received the Solar Flare as a final mirror that uses fire power. With the ice power, she could finish her search for the trouble-making twins. And that same search brought her to the very peak of the mountain itself,where she would find the silver-demon Nechku awaiting the intruding deity. But they were not alone. Shiranui,Amaterasu's year old incarnation was there to help,baffling the duo with her presence. With a display of magnificent power, Shiranui and Amaterasu engaged Nechku and wasted the demon without much effort.
But just as Amaterasu was about to finish the demon, Lechku appeared with Oki hacking away at the Gold Demon's face. He was thrown off of the beast,but not deterred. He got to his feet and transformed into wolf form,ready to finish the battle.
Shiranui attempted to stop Oki, but he went through her and leaped at the twins. However, together the demons could unleash their true potential and stopped not only time but the entire group and leaving Oki suspectable to attack. Lechku readied a fatal blow but Shiranui was able to break free of the twins' control of time and saved him.
Oki was spared of a harsh fate, but Shiranui was critically wounded and as a counter used her reflector to injure both the demons at the same time. But it was so powerful it nearly threw the god over the broken wall and nearly to her death.
Amaterasu was able to catch the descending god but a piece of the arena was going to crush her and finish them all off.
Oki was conflicted to either finishing the escaping twins and letting the gods die or he saves them and let the demons go. He chose the ladder and as a result of his choice to help them,Kutone began to glow. Motivated by this sign, Oki decided to regroup with Amaterasu and Shiranui and lend his power to them and save Kamui. Amaterasu found a gear piece dropped by the demons and uses the arena as an elevator back to the shrine. There she left Oki to guard the dying Shiranui and wait for her companion Ishaku who was likely to be nearby somewhere.
Amaterasu headed off to find the demons alone and proceeded past their traps and cross over to the next mountain peak where they flew off to. She bumps into the resolute Oki, who wished to fight beside Amaterasu and Issun,then used another elevator to get to the place where the demons lie in wait. Surely enough, the found the twin demons and fought them. Because of Oki's and Amaterasu's tenacity, they defeated the Gold and Silver demons and save the near-frozen Kamui from becoming an icy tomb.
But the same shadows that had scurried from Orochi's broken body had emerged and flew to Laochi Lake. The ark as she remembered Tuskle saying, was calling all the world's evil withen. Sharing a victory howl,Amaterasu and Oki went back down the mountain with Shiranui.
Shiranui mustered what little of her power remained and vanished through the Spirit Gate back to the battle with Orochi alongside Ishaku. It would be the start of the Legend of Orochi, and Shiranui would die as a hero. At the base of Ezofuji, they happened upon Lika who prayed until the mountains finally relinquished a welcomed burst of flame, warming up the land.
Such was the occurrence that freed the iron vessel from the frigid waters of the lake. The ark, right before everyone's eyes rose into the sky,breaking apart the chilled blocks of ice beneath it. A bridge of rainbow light materialized from the entrance of the dreaded ship, inviting Amaterasu to board. The sun god did not hesitate, and headed for the ark's dephs. Issun made a note that once Amaterasu gets onto the ark,there would be no turning back.
The brazen deity continues to head for the ship, but Issun finally leaps from her head and stops her. He summarizes their shared adventures and then says that Amaterasu must go to the heavens alone. He, as a sprite, was not allowed to get on. That's when Amaterasu began to reconsider her decision to leave. She tries to go after Issun just as he begins to leave, but he would not let her follow him.
He swings his blade at her,trying to force her to board the boat, but Waka once again appears. Waka agrees that Issun is not allowed to enter the ark. But Issun dismisses his arrival like always and starts to bounce away. Poking fun at the tiny Poncle, Waka exclaims that Issun was scared of the legendary ark. This had angered Issun in the process, but Waka pushed it further by saying Issun never had a ticket to board the boat bound to the celestial domain and says he never will.
That comment had caused the tiny artist to spit furious and bitter insults at Waka and angrily attempted to get on the ark, but a barrier blocked the way. Dejected, Issun mutely sat on the rainbow bridge as Waka said not blame himself for the strange power and continues to speak. He said that only those worthy could enter and then asserts that Issun has become a Celestial Envoy.
He silences just as the bridge began to diappear, prompting Amaterasu to jump on the ark but Issun was left to fall into the freezing lake below. Amaterasu barks, but Waka leaves a prophecy behind for Issun: 'It takes two to tango. The bond of the brush shall intercede".
After shuffling Amaterasu's paws and dancing with her to display his point, he leaves. But the down-hearted god merely surveys the scene with a saddened stare. The hatch began to close, Amaterasu struggling to keep the envoy in her sight for as long as she could before it finally closes up.
All Issun could do was watch her go as a goodbye. Amaterasu ventures into and ark and finds one of the last Celestials. His spirit fleeting but holy; for he had a halo floating above him and a winged skull with white robes draped over him. His name was Marco. Amaterasu chats with him and departs to finish the demons that hide in the iron ark. Doing that had opened a new path: the one that would take her to the final confrontation with the overlord of darkness himself.
Just as she leaves, Marco sees her off and passes on the afterlife as the other Celestials had done. Amaterasu then goes to the final battle, where she finds Waka trying to hold his own against a vast shadow looming over them both. It was dark and he was injured, but he was alright enough to inform her that they stood before Yami, the ultimate symbol of darkness.
Just then, a shake reverberated all across the ship, marking the peak of the day of darkness. Outside,the skies blacken as the sun is consumed. But that had an undesired effect on Amaterasu, who was stripped of all of her brush powers and reduced to a mundane white wolf form.
Yami absorbed all of the powers and revealed his true form: some sort of seal-like creature encased in a glass orb similar to Nuregami,the god of water. Yami then charges a focused,energized burst of light and heat meant to finish Amaterasu, but Waka steps in to defend her with his remaining sword due to the fact he had lost Pillow Talk in a failed attack just earlier.
He then confesses to bringing the dreaded ark to the Celestial Plain that was meant to be a sort of rescue boat for the denizens of the plain, but he had been oblivious to the evil that lurked within. When they had attempted to escape on it, the Celestials were all slain, only leaving Waka himself. Yami had finished the blast and started a new wave, the last blast had unveiled Waka's true heritage as one of the Moon Tribe.
His golden hair now able to be seen after he had concealed it under his headgear. He makes a comment about the Lunar Realm and the moon Tribe next before adding that he and Amaterasu fought Orochi but he would only be bested when the 'Chosen One' was born. Amaterasu had dragged the serpent to the mortal world and waited for Nagi to be born upon hearing Waka's prophecy on the Celestial Plain.
So the legend of Orochi was able to come to fruition surely enough,but Amaterasu's demise as Shiranui was unexpected. Waka then includes that he was moved by Amaterasu's earnest persona and resolve.
He then states that she must go to the Celestial Plain on order for the mortal world to be exorcised of its evil. He then uses his body as a shield from Yami's next attack, the force of the blow enough to throw him off the arena.
Amaterasu watches as Waka vanishes into the blue depths of the fall, leaving the mortal wolf to fight Yami alone. The battle was carried out in a series of phases, each involving Yami to change not only his form but his attacks also.
Amaterasu the entire time tried to get all her brush powers back, save for her own, the sunrise technique. She seemed to gain the upper hand for the most part, but it was for naught. Just as she finished off Yami in his fourth phase, Issun appears on Amaterasu's snout and says to give this victory a howl. He vanishes then, causing Amaterasu to howl more out of loneliness rather than victory. Yami took chance of the distraction, seizing the god and siphoning her of her hard-won power.
Back to her mortal form, she was a vulnerable target. Yami then used the power to not only bring abrupt blackness to the stage but also take on his most powerful form yet: a giant, mechanized hand that levitated far from Amaterasu's reach, packed with more than enough strength to destroy her. Despair was all Amaterasu had left. Just as she gave up, Issun's voice had broken the shadows. His voice as well as the voices of all the people Amaterasu had met had brought with them their shared perception of Amaterasu, now seen as what she really was: a god.
They prayed for the sun to rise again. With that, the prayers had become new brush techniques and restored the deity to what she was years before. With a victory howl came Waka, who had survived the fall and the earlier blast. He flew in a flying saucer applauding Amaterasu's performance, claiming that she could not have done it without Issun. Overjoyed by his survival, Amaterasu leapt onto the flying contraption and licked his face.
Waka then tells Amaterasu that they must embark on a new quest to restore the Celestial Plain to what it was and puts in coordinates meant to bring the Ark of Yamato to the Plain. According to Kuni's narration, though, he eventually returns to Nippon. Chibiterasu is benevolent, as his mother was, helping all those in need.
He is loyal to his friends and determined to protect his partners, as shown when he jumped in the way of multiple blasts in order to defend Kagu from Sen and Ryo. Unfortunately, he inherited several of his mother's "bad habits" such as a low attention span, resulting in him staring into space when being spoken to, which sometimes leads him to go to sleep.
In the game, Chibiterasu takes the shape of a white wolf pup with crimson markings across his body, a tail shaped like a calligraphy brush which is how the Celestial Brush is used and, at times, a Divine Instrument usually floating above his back, making him identical in appearance to his mother Amaterasu, only smaller. He can also obtain the same Glaive Amaterasu had: The Tsumugari. He can upgrade this into the Light Sword , and then the Feather Sword.
Like Amaterasu , he can also obtain the Devout Beads : his first Rosary. Later, this can be upgraded into the Sun Beads , then the Mystic Beads.
Use the Galestorm brush technique to blow out the fire, making the Crimson Helm finally vulnerable to attacks. Orochi is the final boss of the first major arc of the game. His dungeon is the present-day Moon Cave. Follow TV Tropes. You need to login to do this.
Get Known if you don't have an account. Chibiterasu is the result of the imbalance of light and darkness. The moral of the game is a caution against overreliance on anything, rather than just Science Is Bad. The universe is connected to Viewtiful Joe. The entire timeline is one big Stable Time Loop.
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