#mixtamas

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Meet the Newest Tamas: Shinobinyatchi

Shinobinyatchi resembles a white cat with shurikens as ears. Her eyes are blue and she has a pale lavender star around her left eye. She wears chain mail armor, a purple scarf, and purple stockings. She has a thin tail with a gray star-shaped tip.

Shinobinyatchi's name comes from shinobi, meaning 'stealth', and nya, meaning 'meow', the onomatopoeic word for a cat's noise.

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Meet the Newest Tamas: Guriritchi

Guriritchi resembles an acorn. She has a round orange body with a lighter orange face, and short stick-like brown arms and legs. The top of her head resembles a brown acorn cap, with two green leaves on the left side. She has a curly tail with a red, yellow, and blue flower at the end. She has dark round eyes with two eyelashes each, and a small v-shaped mouth.

Guriritchi's name likely comes from donguri, the Japanese word for acorn. She may also be related to Guriguritchi, considering they have similar names and appearances.

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Meet the Newest Tamas: Morijikatchi

Morijikatchi has a light yellow-green bushy body with dark oval-shaped eyes and blue cheeks. The area around his neck and on top of his head is a darker shade of green than the rest of his body. He has two leaves on each side of head that resemble ears, and light brown branches coming out of his head that resemble antlers. He has a tail that resembles a light brown twig with a green leaf at the end, and light brown feet.

Morijikatchi's name comes from mori, the Japanese word for forest. Jika is similar to the Japanese word shika, which means deer. In this case, Morijikatchi's name may be based on nihonjika, the Japanese name for the Sika deer.

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Meet the Newest Tamas: Kotohimetchi

Kotohimetchi has a round white face dark eyes, pink cheeks, and light pink lips. She has two light blue fins on each side of her head. She wears a frilly blue dress, and a blue hood with a large bow on top of her head. She has purple arms, and a purple tuft of hair over her forehead.

Kotohimetchi's name may be a combination of koto, a feminine Japanese name, and hime, meaning princess. Additionally, it is similar to otohime, meaning "younger princess".

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Meet the Newest Tamas: Pikagorotchi

Pikagorotchi has light yellow skin, pink cheeks, light blue eyes, and curly light blue hair. There is a single yellow-orange horn sticking on top of his head. He wears a red scarf, and a yellow suit with dark spots. There is a ring with four blue drums attached to Pikagorotchi's back. This is a reference to Raijin, a god of thunder and lightning who appears in Japanese mythology.

Pikagorotchi's name comes from pikapika, an onomatopoeia for sparkling and gorogoro an onomatopoeia for a thundering sound. Together, these sounds represent thunder and lightning.

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Meet the Newest Tamas: Orchestrotchi

Orchestrotchi has a blue face and black body. His torso has a tuxedo-like appearance. He has 5 thick curls for hair and pink cheeks. The top of his head has two cat-like ears. Orchestrotchi carries a French Horn on his back at all times.

Orchestrotchi's name comes from the English word Orchestra, and his hometown is Melody Land.