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| − | '''Gyou''' ({{TongNouAlphabet/Gi}}{{TongNouAlphabet/Yo}}{{TongNouAlphabet/U}}, '''ギョウ''') is one of the creatures that [[Rin]] can reincarnate as in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. | + | '''Gyou''' ({{TongNouAlphabet/Gi}} {{TongNouAlphabet/Yo}} {{TongNouAlphabet/U}}, '''ギョウ''') is one of the creatures that [[Rin]] can reincarnate as in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. |
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Revision as of 09:17, 18 December 2023
| Gyou | |
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| Land | Shi-chieng |
| Location | Plains of Shi-chieng |
| Role | Lost Soul |
Gyou (
, ギョウ) is one of the creatures that Rin can reincarnate as in Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou.
Character
Unlike all other reincarnations and the protagonist, its name comes from a kanji that is not part of the Kuji, 行 (line, verse) as seen in its nameplate. One of its meanings, "to carry out" can call back to Gyou's role in the game. The kanji can also mean carya and samskara, which are buddhist terms; considering Eastern Mind was very influenced by buddhism, the meanings may be related.
Gallery
Nameplate.
| Eastern Mind Characters | |
|---|---|
| Reincarnations | Rin • Byou • Tou • Sha • Kai • Jin • Retsu • Zen • Gyou |
| Land of Life | Moku-gyou & Moku-gyou's partner • Zoh-gaeru Family • Tabelinai |
| Land of Desire | King-gyou • Chi-fang • Pu-ryao • Show-mi • Nai-nai • Take-yacco • Twei-twei • Long-ri & Long-yui • Rotating Boulder |
| Land of Time | Ka-gyou • Ying & Yang • Ga-show • T.B.C. |
| Land of Dreaming | Sui-gyou • Ah & Ung • Mong-i • Mong-aru • Zuo-mong • Pang-xie |
| Central Mountain | Tou-gyou • Twins from Tong-Nou (Bibo & Pipo • Babebu & Babebo • Jido & Jizo • Dadezu & Zazezu) |
| Phantom Marketplace | Mai-chiu |
| Every Land | A-mong Family (Ichi-a-mong • Ni-a-mong • San-a-mong • Yo-a-mong • Goh-a-mong) • Fang-shing |