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Fate Fanservant: Awilix, Forgotten Goddess of the Moon(Archer)

(Thanks to Erineas on Twitter for this fantastic commission!)

Ascension Stages:

First Stage: Dressed in a white shirt with silver, green and gold patterns, with red and white striped jeans. On her head is a black hat with a similar silver, green, and gold pattern, and over her shirt is a black poncho with repeating patterns of quetzals, jaguars, and eagles. Part of her white hair is pulled into a braid along the side of her head, and the rest is left to flow back freely. In her left hand is an atlatl, and in her right is a spear tipped with obsidian.

Second Stage: The poncho is replaced by a shorter quechquemitl, and a skirt and belt replaces the jeans. A crown of feathers sits atop her head, and a cloak of jaguar skin hangs over her back. Her shoulders, arms, and shins are covered with patterned armor, and part of her face is covered with a helmet that covers part of her eyes. The atlatl is replaced with a blowgun.

Final Stage: Her form has shifted from that of a human to a Nagual, in her case a were-jaguar with the spots resembling swirling galaxies. She retains both the cloak and the crown, but she eschews any weapons in favor of her teeth and claws. Her hair flows freely behind her, and her eyes glow a deep jade as a lunar eclipse hangs behind her.

Theme:

Story Theme: Bounty Hunter

Regular Battle Theme: The Megas - The Belmonts (Skulls) - 01 Cracked Skulls

Grand Battle Theme(Awilix-Yaxche): Madara Song - "Can't Go Back" | FabvL ft DizzyEight & Sinewave Fox [Naruto]

Grand Battle Theme(Awilix VS Kukulkan): 龍が如く極 - For Who's Sake

Traits:

Class: Archer

Alternate Class: Lancer, Caster, Avenger

True Name: Awilix

Source: Mayan Mythology(The Popol Vuh)

Region: Guatemala

Alignment: Lawful Good Attribute: Sky

Known as: Xbalanque, Auilix, Awilix-Yaxche, Goddess of Death, Queen of the Night Sky, Mayan Hero Twin, Goddess of Sickness, The Usurper Lostbelt King

Voice Actress: Mikako Kumatsu

Deck: QABBB

Parameters: Strength: B Endurance: A+ Agility: A++ Mana: B+ Luck: C NP: EX

Passive Skills:

Incarnation of the Sun and Moon A:

In legend, Awilix and her mortal incarnation Xbalanque were said to have embodied both the moon and the sun. As a goddess, Awilix was the queen of the night sky, with dominion over everything that happened underneath the cover of night. As a mortal, Xbalanque was given the name 'Hidden Jaguar Sun', and it is said that he and his brother Hunahpu became the sun and moon after their conquest of Xibalba.

After the death of her twin Tohil, Awilix became the living manifestation of both the moon and sun, controlling the path the celestial bodies take across the sky. Through Awilix, life begins and ends, and through Awilix, life prospers and collapses.

(FGO Effect:) -Increases own debuff resistance by 20%. -Increases party's debuff success rate by 8% while self is on the field.

Divinity of the Dead God A+:

After killing Ah Puch and the Twelve Lords of Xibalba, Awilix became the supreme goddess of death itself, holding complete dominion over the dead. Even a fellow Mesoamerican god of the dead, Xolotl, admitted that her power far surpassed his in this state, and the Lord of the Dead, Baron Samedi, noted that even as Grand Caster, his chances at winning a direct engagement were likely to end in Awilix's favor so long as she had the fame bonus in her home territory.

Indeed, so long as death exists as an idea, Awilix reigns supreme as the ruler of all that is dead.

(FGO Effect:) -Increases own damage by 280. -Increases damage against 'God of Death' enemies by 20% -Reduces damage taken by 'Undead' and 'Divine' enemies by 500.

Active Skills:

Pok-ta-Pok A+:

As well as having domain over sickness, death, and the moon, Awilix is the goddess of the Mesoamerican ballgame known as Pok-ta-Pok, or Pitz. Her human incarnation, Xbalanque, and his twin brother Hunahpu, were beloved by their town's people for their unmatched athleticism and talent at the game, with the sport even leading to them defeating the Twelve Lords of Xibalba in the end.

As a Servant, this physical prowess manifests as a near-perfect body befitting a divinity, an evolved form of the Natural Body skill. Awilix has a form that does not age, reflexes beyond mortal ken, and is immune to any curse, illness, or interference with said divinity. Such is the natural state of one of the Tohil.

Naturally, Awilix is proud of her physical form, and will take any time she can to brag about both it and her talent at Pok-ta-Pok.

(FGO Effect:) -Increases own Buster performance for 3 turns. -Reduces own damage taken for 5 attacks, 5 turns. -Grants self Debuff Immunity for 3 times, 5 turns. -Increases own buff removal resistance for 3 times, 5 turns.

Jaguar Sun Xibalba EX:

A divine force equal to that of Zeus's own Authority of Lightning. After consuming both Kukulkan and Ah Puch, Awilix gained complete authority over life and death itself, able to do the impossible and restructure the very foundation of the Mayan Lostbelt to her whim by raising Xibalba into the heavens as a mirror to the world of the living. Having Authority over the Sun, Moon, Stars, and Earth itself, Awilix has the ability to shape the very universe as she sees fit, overriding even the Authorities of her fellow gods Ixchel, Chaac, Huracan, and Jacawitz easily if she so chooses.

The main drawback to this immense level of power is that Awilix expends incredible amounts of energy when using her Authority, requiring blood sacrifices from the Mayan people in order to hold the Lostbelt together, effectively making Awilix the lynchpin that the Lostbelt needs to survive.

(FGO Effect:) -Reduce all enemies' NP Gauge by one. -Charges own NP Gauge. -Recovers own HP. -Increases own damage for 5 attacks, 5 turns.

You Shall Conquer All the Nations A+:

The Tohil were the three patron gods of the K'iche' empire of Qʼumarkaj, consisting of Tohil, god of the sun, Jacawitz, god of the mountains, and Awilix, goddess of the moon. Through the gods, the K'iche's were blessed with the gift of fire, and their kingdom expanded to great heights, and in return, the K'iche' offered sacrifices to the Tohil of flesh and blood.

But every empire is destined to fall, and even one blessed by the gods is no different. The K'iche' kingdom fell, from rebellion, from invasion, and from conversion. The great capital of Qʼumarkaj was razed to the ground, and its kings were burned alive as a message to the survivors. In their forms of stone statues, the Tohil could do nothing to stop as their very identities were erased from the scriptures by the Spanish, becoming a mere footnote in the history written by the Spanish.

It is for this reason that Awilix fights. To return the K'iche' people to an era of prosperity. To return the gods to their rightful place in the heavens. To return the world as it was once before.

To be worshipped as the supreme god of the Maya, unquestioned and unstoppable.

(FGO Effect:) -Inflict Skill Seal on all enemies for 2 turns. -Inflicts Poison with 500 damage for 5 turns to all enemies. -Inflicts Toxic status for 5 turns to them.

Noble Phantasms:

Noble Phantasm: Qʼumarkaj Impact - Vengeance Falls from the Stars Above Rank: EX Maximum Targets: — Range: —

Classification: Anti-World

A Noble Phantasm that is the origin of Yù Tù's own Noble Phantasm, A Dream Realized - A Rabbit Riding the Moon. In myth, alongside being the goddess of the Moon, Awilix was also the patron deity of the Mayan Ball Game Pitz. Much like how Ishtar's An Gal Tā Kigal Shē takes the very concept of Venus and fires it like a bullet, Awilix's Qʼumarkaj Impact has her take the moon and compact it into a simple ball that she can kick around with ease. Once she finds her target, she launches her attack with incomprehensible speed and power. Even the Storm Border, with its incredible magical defenses, had its body torn through as if it was nothing.

It is the vengeance of a goddess who saw her nation burned to the ground, her temples ransacked, and her people slaughtered. The rage of a deity who seeks to undo her past mistakes, and rewrite the world as she sees fit, no matter what seeks to stand in her way.

(FGO Effect:) -Increases Buster Card Effectiveness(Activates first). -Remove Buffs from All Enemies (Activates first). -Deal Heavy Damage to All Enemies.

Noble Phantasm: Nagual K'ab'awil - Divine Path of the Animal Rank: EX Maximum Targets: 1 Range: —

Classification: Anti-Unit(Self)

In Mesoamerican religion, the Nagual is a being that can shift forms from a humanoid state into that of their tonal animal. While many feared the destructive nature of the Nagual, there are some that used their powers for good. Awilix in particular had two animal totems, the eagle and the jaguar, as well as having a certain Lunar Rabbit as her servant.

As a Nagual, Awilix can morph her body into a more animalistic state, her muscles growing larger, her skin being covered in jaguar's pelt, her back sprouting eagle's wings, and her personality shifting to a more monstrous mindset. While Awilix is infinitely more ruthless and sadistic in this state, she is far from an 'evil' god. Rather, she becomes a 'monstrous' god, an animal who will not relent until its territory is free of any who wish its partners harm.

In this state, she was even able to fight the immortal Camazotz to a standstill, while her mortal incarnation Xbalanque could only hope to hide from his wrath. After a battle that Yù Tù claims to have shook all creation, she was eventually able to overcome the bat god, managing to kill him permanently within Xibalba.

Noble Phantasm: Junalik Yaxche - The Roots of All That Live Rank: A++ Maximum Targets: ??? Range: ???

Classification: Anti-Lostbelt(Self)

The famous tree of life of Mayan mythology, composed of four separate trees planted in all four corners of the World, all surrounding a massive ceiba tree whose roots dug all the way into the deepest pits of Xibalba, and whose branches reached into all thirteen layers of heaven, akin to the Yggdrasil tree of Norse Mythology. It is said that the gods themselves descended into the realm of humanity by climbing down this sacred tree. Much like Sun Wukong's Ruyi Jingu Bang and The Lion King's Rhongomyniad, it is a divine pillar that holds up one of the Textures of the world, in this case being the sacred tree that connects humanity to the afterlife.

As one of the children of the maize god and calabash tree Hun Hunahpu, and as a mortal who climbed into the heavens themselves and became the moon, Lostbelt King Awilix has attained some form of Authority over the Yaxche tree. She does not wield it as a weapon like Sun Wukong or Goddess Rhongomyniad, but rather draws directly from its power by consuming its fruits, and further enhanced the World Tree’s abilities by feeding it her Lostbelt's own Fantasy Tree, Andromeda. In times of desperation, Awilix can fully consume Yaxche in its entirety and in turn become the pillar that binds life, death, and the heavens. As Awilix-Yaxche, she becomes a divinity beyond divinity itself, ascending past the idea of a Divine Spirit and becoming a true god of the cosmos capable of shaping the universe as she pleases, capable of shattering the barrier between life and death itself and resurrecting her fellow gods to their fullest potentials.

"I am no mere goddess of the moon as you thought... I am Awilix, Queen of the Night Sky and Lord of the Dead. All things that die pass through me... And all things that return pass through me."

Noble Phantasm: Xquic Sol Muerto - Humiliation of Seven Macaw Rank: A Maximum Targets: 3 Range: 150,000,000 km

Classification: Anti-Army

A combination attack Noble Phantasm that can only be accessed if Awilix is summoned alongside her twin, Tohil. As the mortal Hero Twins of Mayan legend, Xbalanque and Hunahpu, the pair accomplished many legendary feats in their time, one of the most famous being the defeat of Seven Macaw, a bird demon who proclaimed himself to be both the sun and moon.. To this end, they used both their physical strength and incredible wits, ultimately ending in them robbing the monstrous bird of all his glittering teeth and shining gemstones, and proving definitively who the true embodiments of the sun and moon are.

This legend is inscribed in this tag-team Noble Phantasm, a brutal wrestling move taken straight out of Quetzalcoatl's book. Kukulkan charges in at lightspeed, knocking the opponent's legs from out under their feet, while Awilix charges in with a clothesline strong enough to decapitate any unfortunate Servant caught between the twins. Notably, it has a pronounced effect on gods of the sun and moon, and other similar divinities, as this technique reinforces the Authority of Tohil and Awilix as the ‘true’ sun and moon.

Voice Lines:

Summoned: So this is Chaldea... The organization dedicating to 'fixing' Pan-Human History. What? Oh it's nothing. Regardless, bow before me and praise my name, mortal. I am Awilix, goddess of sickness, death, and the night, sovereign over the K'iche' Maya and incarnation of the sun and moon.

Summoned(Clear Lostbelt 7: Popol Vuh): Tch... To think that I'd still end up in a place like this. The Throne of Heroes either has a sick sense of humor, or this is its idea of 'community service'. Hnn? You want me to introduce myself? Fine, fine. It's a pain in the ass, but it can't be helped. Servant, Archer. Awilix-Yaxche, the Moon that hangs above the Land of the Eternal Spring. No matter the era, no matter the place, the night sky will bless my people.

Level Up 1: It may not be to my particular tastes, but I suppose this is a passable offering. Very well, I accept this for now.

Level Up 2: Hmph. Is that all you have? C'mon, if that's all you got, then let's get some training in at least.

Level Up 3: Huh. It kinda tickles. ...why are you looking at me like that, human?

Level Up 4 (Third Ascension): No... This isn't nearly as satisfying. Give me something fresh. I want to feel the blood run down my chin.

Level Up 5 (Third Ascension): I suppose it can't be helped... But come on, you can't toss in some meat at least?

1st Ascension: Ngh! *crack* Ahhhh... That's much more to my liking. Kehahahahaha! Well? Aren't you impressed, human? C'mon, praise me, worship me! You stand before the almighty chief god, the embodiment of physical perfection! C'mon, let's go find a fleet or an army to crush! I want to test out this new Ascension properly!

2nd Ascension: I have to say... It's nice to be like this for a while. It reminds me of my time spent messing around with Hunahpu when we were younger. Back then it was just the two of us against all the gods, demons, and whatever else the world wanted to throw at us. Ahhhh... Is this what the mortals call 'nostalgia'? ...tch, what a pain.

3rd Ascension: It appears that your offerings have given me the strength to embrace my true Nagual nature. Behold me in my true glory. I am Awilix-Yaxche, the Usurper Lostbelt King, the forgotten goddess who stole the kingdoms of life and death from the Feathered Serpent. I am the god of the oppressed, the forgotten, and the denied. I am the god of both living and dead, night and day. Let all conquerors look upon my face and weep for their impending end, and let them all wither away before my gaze.

4th Ascension: ...I know that the empire I knew is gone. The nations of living and dead has fallen, the eclipse passed both mere moments ago and yet eternities long gone. But... The remnants of the kingdom that raised me still remain. The K'iche' Maya that raised me and my siblings from childhood, and ascended us to the realm of gods. Even if I am not blessed with offerings of flesh and blood, for the Lostbelt that I had lost, and for the Mayan People that remain... I will stand proud, with their memories forever in my heart. That is what it means to be a god.

Fight Start 1: Now this is my element!

Fight Start 2: You wanna take on a god, do you? Fine by me, let’s play!

Fight Start 3: A new victim, huh?! Fine then, I hope you don’t mind if I play rough!

Fight Start 4(Third Ascension): I’ll stain my hands… With your blood…

Fight Start 5(Third Ascension): When you step onto the court against me… You’ll find your arms are too short to box with God.

Skill 1(Pok-ta-Pok): Think you can keep up with me?

Skill 2(Jaguar Sun Xibalba): Reach for the heavens all you like, I will still be beyond your grasp!

Skill 3(You Shall Conquer All the Nations): Come on, just try to topple me!

Skill 4: You cannot escape the eye of the Jaguar… Hm? No, I didn’t say anything.

Command Card Select 1: ¡Sho! ¡Sho!

Command Card Select 2: I’ll make a mark right between your eyes!

Command Card Select 3: This will be fun!

Command Card Select 1(Third Ascension): Tooth and claw!

Command Card Select 2(Third Ascension): Blood and dust!

Command Card Select 3(Third Ascension): Night and day!

Noble Phantasm Select 1: Let’s play ball!

Noble Phantasm Select 2: No matter where you run or hide… The moon sees everything!

Noble Phantasm Select 1(Third Ascension): Another sacrifice laid bare for me to feast upon!

Noble Phantasm Select 2(Third Ascension): You cannot… escape from death!

Attack 1: C’mon, c’mon!

Attack 2: Haaaaa!

Attack 3: Can you keep up with my footwork?!

Attack 4: Too easy!

Attack 5: SEIIIIIII!

Extra Attack 1: I’ll blow you away! JAGUAR KNUCKLE!

Extra Attack 2: You cannot evade me! JAGUAR KICK!

Attack 1(Third Ascension): GRAAAAAAH!

Attack 2(Third Ascension): I’ll tear out your teeth one by one!

Attack 3(Third Ascension): SEIIIAAAAHHH!

Attack 4(Third Ascension): Game over!

Attack 5(Third Ascension): RAAAAAAGGHHHH!

Extra Attack 1(Third Ascension): Attempting to defeat me is as foolish as trying to end nightfall itself!

Extra Attack 2(Third Ascension): Run as much as you want! The night sky covers everything!

Noble Phantasm 1:

Higher, higher, higher...

That's what humanity wants, isn't it?

To climb as high as they can, up to even the moon and stars, where the gods reign?

Well, there's one difference that divides the human race from the gods...

Humanity... Is destined to FALL DOWN!

Now let me bring you all back to Earth!

Q'umarkaj Impact!

Noble Phantasm 2:

This is it! The end of your journey!

No matter what you try, no matter where you hide, I'll bury you all!

You're in my world now!

And under the night sky... I'll always win!

Q'umarkaj... IMPACT!

Noble Phantasm 3(Narrated by Taiga):

Ladies and gentlemen, I can't believe my eyes!

Awilix has ascended to the heavenly pitch!

She's setting up for another play...

It's a header headed straight for the enemy team!

Q'umarkaj Impact!!!

I feel sorry for those poor goalies…

Noble Phantasm 4(Narrated by Taiga):

Once again, the Goddess of Pok-ta-Pok takes the pitch!

Look at that phenomenal footwork!

Oh, what's this?! She's setting herself up for a press towards the goal!

Could it be...?! Yes, it's her signature strike!

Q'UMARKAJ IMPACT!!!

SHE SHOOTS, SHE SCORES, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!

Noble Phantasm 1(Third Ascension):

If my kingdoms are destined to fall then let me spit in the face of destiny!

If my fate is to be forgotten by mankind, then let me defy fate itself!

Nothing, god or man, will stand in the way of my future!

Nagual K'ab'awil!

Noble Phantasm 2(Third Ascension):

I am the Stone Beast God of the Mayan Kingdoms.

I am the Hidden Jaguar Sun that conquered Xibalba.

I am Death! And you will not escape my wrath!

Bare thy neck, and become the blood that feeds my altar!

Nagual K’a’awil!

Noble Phantasm 3(Third Ascension):

Behold, the last sight you will ever see…

HRRRRAAAAAAAAGGGGHHHH!!!

I’LL TEAR YOU TO PIECES, AND EAT YOUR HEART!

NAGUAL K’AB’AWIL!

Damage from Noble Phantasm: ¡Puta la wea, perra, te voy a matar!

Regular Damage: ¡Sho!

Damage from Noble Phantasm(Third Ascension): GHHHHHHH!

Regular Damage(Third Ascension): You little-!

Defeated 1: Ngh…! No! No, I refuse to die here!

Defeated 2: I won’t… stop here…!

Defeated 1(Third Ascension): No… No, not again! It can’t happen like this again!

Defeated 2(Third Ascension): I can… go further than this…!

Victory 1: Haha! As expected, I won that game for us handily.

Victory 2: HAHAHAHAHA! Now that’s what I’m talking about! Come on, let’s move onto the next round!

Victory 1(Third Ascension): Thank you for the offering. I haven’t had that much fun in a while!

Victory 2(Third Ascension): No one can escape the gaze of the night sky… But you should’ve tried harder than that.

Bond Level 1: I am Awilix, one of the three gods created to serve the K'iche' Maya people. To be summoned as a Servant of Proper Human History is… unexpected for me, to say the least. Though I suppose it makes sense when you think about it… Either way, send me to crush your enemies and I will do so without hesitation.

Bond Level 2: Chaldea… An organization dedicated to 'fixing' humanity's past and ensuring that it all continues on as planned. ...hm? 'Is everything alright?' Hmph. What do you care? I am your Servant, you are the Master, isn't that right? What use does Humanity's Last Master have for conversing with their Servants?

Bond Level 3: Master, I can't help but ask… How does The World determine the 'correct' course of action for history to take? What makes this history 'Proper' Human History? Is it 'Proper' for the Spanish Empire to invade the Americas? Is it 'Proper' that they claimed an entire nation for themselves when the Mayan Empire was thriving and happy there? Is it 'Proper' for generations of people to be enslaved, slaughtered, and forced to abandon their history?! WELL?! ANSWER ME-! …I'm sorry. I just… … I'm sorry.

Bond Level 4: I suppose I owe you an explanation for my last outburst. I was a god born for one purpose: to watch over and guide the Mayan people, to be a god that served man as much as man served the gods. And then… Then I lost everything. To say that what happened is the 'right' course of action. To say that was the 'truth' of humanity's destiny. …I cannot accept that. I want to believe that there is a chance to make a future for the people I love. I want… I want them to love me again.

Bond Level 5: I will never accept what has happened in the past. The wrongs that have been done to me and my people. The losses of history, culture, and beliefs over time. I will never forgive the world for what it has done. …but I also understand that you're just like me in that sense. Another person fighting to preserve and save entire generations from being forgotten and destroyed. To that end, I suppose I can enjoy our time spent together.

Bond Level 5(Clear Interlude “From Xibalba With Love”): …did you know that you were not the first Master to summon me? There was another. A young girl who called on me to fight in a Holy Grail War. She was strong, if naive. Open, if not talkative. Kind, if not foolish. I enjoyed her company. I betrayed her in a desperate bid to regain my status as a true god. …like everything I've done in my life, it was all for nothing. I failed to claim my godhood, I failed to protect my Master, and I failed to be a hero. It's funny... I never had a second thought of the lives I’ve taken before, and yet, I can't help but think of her. I wonder what you'd think of me now, Mercedes…

Dialogue 1: So many people wander these halls… Gods, men, friends, enemies, conquerors and conquered alike. I must wonder how Chaldea hasn’t become a smoldering pile of ash at this point…

Dialogue 2: I have to say, despite my legend involving outwitting the foes Tohil and I faced, I was never a quick thinker when it came to the arts… *sigh* A fact that my half-brothers never let me forget. It’s not my fault I never needed to learn that stuff!

Dialogue 3: Hey, you! Interested in a game? I’m gonna commandeer the simulator to see if we can set up a court. Go grab a handful of Servants, and we can let off some steam.

Dialogue 4(Bond Level 5): I know what it is like to live through the loss of your people… To lose everything you knew and love to a cruel and unjust invader. I won’t let you live through the same pain I did, Master. If I cannot secure the future for my people, then I can at least help you save your own.

Dialogue 5 (If you have Kukulkan): Tohil… No, you're not the same sun deity I grew up with, that much is obvious. Still... I can't help but feel the same comfort I had having my twin standing beside me. From one Lostbelt King to another, Kukulkan, I hope we can get along.

Dialogue 6 (If you have Baron Samedi): Him. Everywhere I go, that accursed Loa seems to follow me, mocking my every movement and every action! Fine then, if he seeks to poke at the Jaguar... Then I hope the fool is prepared to cut himself on my claws.

Dialogue 7 (If you have Yù Tù): Oh? Lamat is here as well? Yes, I remember my time with her fondly. After she broke into my house and accidentally made herself immortal, we spent quite a long time together. I suppose you could go so far and call her my daughter. …how time's gone by since then. Another thing this Proper Human History has taken away from me.

Dialogue 8 (If you have Xolotl): Oh yes, the twin brother of Quetzalcoatl. I suppose in some sense he's my counterpart from Aztec mythology. Then again, maybe it's Tezcatlipoca that fills that role. Or… Coyolxāuhqui? Daaagh! There's too many gods to keep track of! Isn't this Hun Batz and Hun-Chowen's territory?!

Dialogue 9 (If you have Hernán Cortés): So, that bastard from the Grail War in Jerusalem is here too? Last time we met, I was too weak to properly show my true strength against the self-proclaimed 'God Incarnate'. Now… Hehahahahhaha… Now, Master, I'd say it's time for some payback. I'll enjoy crushing his skull with my bare hands.

Dialogue 10 (If you have Jaguar Warrior): Taiga Fujimura… So this is my champion from Proper Human History. I must say, that costume of yours makes you look rather dashing.

Dialogue 11 (If you have Zipacna): Zipacna, have you come to challenge me? Heh, I understand, you weren't satisfied the way our last encounter ended. Fine then. But don't blame me after I cook you on a spit! C'mon, I'll let you reunite with your father and brother!

Dialogue 12 (If you have Fenrir Riding Hood): Oh? The little wolf seems to be looking my way. I suppose it makes sense, given I am the incarnate sun and moon. But I warn you, little girl… You may be a Beast of Humanity, but I alone am the apex predator here. So if you don’t wish to be eaten alive again, I suggest you run off.

Dialogue 13 (If you have Qin Shi Huang or Romulus=Quirinus): The Founding God-Kings, eh? Divinities that forged their own nations, reigning over them as gods. I feel like we could have a lot to talk about. …nah, it's probably for the best that I avoid them. I have a feeling that a conversation between us might get ugly.

Dialogue 14 (If you have any “Death” or “Underworld” related Servants): So, there are other divinities with Authority over death in Chaldea, are there? Hah! Maybe they'll be more of a challenge than those dullards in Xibalba. Or perhaps not.

Dialogue 15 (If you have Guan Yu): So humanity can make their own gods now? How fitting that a butcher of men would be the kind of person they'd deify. Then again, I wouldn't be opposed to seeing how well a god born of humanity stands up to the real deal. Haha! I've made up my mind, Guan Yu! Fight me, and let's see which god is truly worthy of worship!

Likes: There’s nothing better than a good game of pok-ta-pok to get the blood pumping, y’know? Though any type of sport is a good way to get everyone in a good mood. Well, unless you’re my half-brothers, but those furry bastards couldn’t know fun if it kicked them in the tail.

Dislikes: The idea of a ‘Proper’ Human History sickens me… Who decides that a culture is right? What force of the world decides the correct course of action for humanity? If I had the chance to choose… Ngh, nevermind, I’m going to go get some air.

About the Holy Grail: The Grail can grant me any wish I desire. I can reshape the world to befit my history. I could become a god ruling over humanity… Yes, if I had the chance, I would right the wrongs of the World and make a new empire of the Maya. An empire where the gods watch over mankind.

About the Holy Grail(Clear Interlude “From Xibalba With Love”): The Grail can grant me any wish I desire. I can reshape the world to befit my history, I could become a god ruling over humanity… And despite this, the only thing that comes to mind right now is that time in Jerusalem. …but no wish could ever grant me absolution for betraying her.

During an Event: It seems like a festival is going on! In that case, why don’t we join in? Even gods need to enjoy themselves from time to time.Birthday: It’s your birthday is it? Ahhhh, now I see, if that’s the case, let us be off! I know the other Servants seek to celebrate with you as well, but trust me when I say that I will make today an extraordinary celebration that no one, man or god, could ever hope to pull off!

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Awilix, one of the three Tohil in Mayan mythology, and the goddess over sickness, death, and the night. One of the three founding gods of the K'iche' Kingdom in Guatemala, one of the most powerful of the Mayan Empires, Awilix reigns supreme in the Guatemalan Lostbelt as the arbiter of both life and death, a divinity both the living and dead serve.

She is not a 'True' Lostbelt King like Ivan the Terrible or Zeus. Rather, she is a Servant summoned from Proper Human History to destroy the Lostbelt and defeat her twin, Kukulkan. However, she rebelled against the world's original intent, and instead assassinated Kukulkan to take the Lostbelt for herself, taking her sister's position as Lostbelt King.

She is Awilix-Yaxche, the Usurper Lostbelt King.

Bond Level 1:

Height/Weight: 186cm • 77kg

Source: Mayan Mythology(The Popol Vuh)

Region: Guatemala

Alignment: Lawful • Good

Gender: Female-Presenting

It is said that after the Tohil turned themselves into stone to become the guardian patrons of the K'iche' Maya, the gods Awilix and Tohil incarnated into mortal forms, becoming the Hero Twins Hunahpu and Xbalanque. After their father, Hun Hunahpu, was defeated and sacrificed by the Lords of Xibalba, the twins were born from Hunahpu's severed head impregnating the Blood Moon, Xquic. From the Xibalban Goddess, the greatest heroes of Mayan mythology were born, the living incarnation of the sun and moon itself.

As Awilix and Xbalanque are essentially one and the same person, the goddess of death has found a way to cheat the system of gods being impossible to be summoned normally, incarnating in her mortal form with her full Divinity intact.

"Hey, it's not cheating! It's being smart!"

It's totally cheating.

Bond Level 2:

In Proper Human History, the K'iche' Maya were gifted with three gods, Tohil, Jacawitz, and Awilix, who they were tasked with guarding and raising. In turn, the trio of divinities known as the Tohil would watch over and bless the Mayan people, gifting them fire, and protecting them from harm in exchange for offerings of blood. Awilix served as the patron goddess of the night sky, sickness, Pok-ta-Pok, and one of the many deities presiding over death. She was second only in authority to her sibling Tohil, who in some legends is the same deity as Qʼuqʼumatz, the K'iche' equivalent to the Yucatan region's Kukulkan.

As the Usurper Lostbelt King of the Guatemalan Lostbelt, Awilix reigns over the deities of the Mayan Pantheon as the sole ruler, taking over the Land of the Eternal Spring after slaying the most powerful gods of life and death. All beings, living and dead, recognize her authority and fear her wrath. With the Mayan people having this unquestioned power presiding over them, they soon spread outward, conquering the rest of Central America, before their influence gripped the entire planet, all while they praised the might of Awilix, the Eternal Eclipse.

Bond Level 3:

In another time and space, she was summoned in a Holy Grail War as a Lancer-Class. There, she only had a small fraction of her power, but was still a fearsome opponent. She dueled with conquerors, lords of death, former friends and former foes. She betrayed and was betrayed, and in the end, she failed to reach the dream she sought. While most Servants forget the wars they fight in, as a Divinity, each second she lived a reminder of how she failed as a goddess. Each wound, each loss, all of them a reminder of how far she fell.

Now, those slights against her serve as further motivation. A promise to avenge her losses and become the goddess that she was meant to be. To shackle the conqueror, to kill the immortal, and to show that even gods of death are as mortal as any man.

Bond Level 4:

The world is full of mirrors. Life and death. Sun and moon. Day and night. Health and sickness. The Maya recognized this, which is why in the Popol Vuh, many figures existed as part of a pair. Hun Hunahpu and Vucub Hunahpu. The Twelve Lords of Xibalba. The demons Zipacna and Cabrakan. And of course, the Hero Twins themselves, Hunahpu and Xbalanque.

In the Mayan Lostbelt, however, Awilix violated this existence of pairs by killing her twin and taking her Authority. The moon and sun were now one and the same. Life and death existed simultaneously. No longer were they a mirror, but rather, a concurrent existence. In turn, the balance of the world was left askew, all power concentrated into a single god. Even after granting other beings parts of her Authority, the Lostbelt was doomed to fall apart, something that Awilix simply could not allow.

So she became the pillar holding Xibalba, Earth, and Heaven together, becoming the entity known as Awilix-Yaxche that fastened all creation together. As a consequence, she became a lynchpin of the world forced to constantly consume her own people to keep existing, a monster that must constantly eat that she loves in order to save them.

Bond Level 5:

History is written by the winners. A phrase that has forever been passed down from generation to generation. To make one’s mark on the world, you have to write your story in the blood of those you conquered and subjugated. The K'iche' Maya were among those conquered, one of the many cultures and nations subjugated during Europe's Age of Exploration. The conquistadors came, burning their kings alive as an example, and razing the city of Qʼumarkaj to the ground.

Such was the course of mankind the World saw 'proper'. The once-great temples dedicated to the gods, now mere ruins. Their beloved sport, now banned for fear of their rituals. Their culture, ripped away, with only scraps left remaining. The gods, the kings, the people, all left forever scarred by the actions of the 'winners'.

Perhaps none were left more broken by this than the goddess of the night sky, Awilix. Raised by the very Mayan people themselves as one of the Tohil, she could do nothing as she watched the invasion of the Spaniards. How her people were raped, slaughtered, and put in chains. How their very existence was seen as 'barbaric', something to be ripped away and replaced with the Spaniard's own brutality. How they happily did it all in the name of 'salvation'.

As a Servant, Awilix's greatest wish is to undo this great tragedy. To become a 'winner' in her own right and have the chance to write a new history. To write a story where the conquered become conquerors, where the blood of the invaders flows freely ,and where the Maya rule over all.

She does not care if she became an enemy of the World to do so.

The World became her enemy first.

Extra (Clear Popul Vuh and Reach Bond 5):

As the Supreme Goddess of the Land of the Eternal Spring, she chose to walk among her people, descending from her throne to embrace the humanity she longed to oversee. She praised them, loved them, and cared for them, just at they had done for her long ago. But she could not save them. No matter what Authorities she gathered, no matter how much power she amassed, she could not save her Lostbelt from falling apart. Proper Human History was destined to eventually overtake her, no matter what power she amassed, no matter how many Servants she slew, the Mayan Empire would meet its end.

Nevertheless, at the end of the world, when the Sun descended down to meet the Moon once again, she embraced it all with a smile on her face. It mattered not if she tore her body to shreds. It mattered not if her bones cracked beneath her fists with each blow. It mattered not if both Xibalba and Earth were shattering all around her.

As a goddess, it is her duty to protect the people that worshipped her.

And to remember those that have been lost.

"To my people, of both Proper Human History, and of the Lostbelt... Thank you for loving me... and for being loved."

Voice Lines(Lostbelt King):

Fight Start(First Battle): Well now, look who's right on time...

Fight Start (Decisive Battle): Once again, conquerors and raiders have come to my shores. I will fix the mistakes of the past, and claw out a future for my people and I!

Fight Start(Grand Battle): I am the tree that connects Heaven, Earth, and Xibalba, the pillar that holds this Lostbelt aloft. I am Awilix-Yaxche, the Goddess of the Maya! Come, Chaldeans, throw yourselves against me to try and reclaim your history, just as I have. Here and now, we will see whose future truly deserves to live on!

Fight Start(Final Battle): The world above me, the world below me, all coming crashing down... And yet I can't keep my eyes off of you. Ahahahaha... HAHAHAHAHAHA! Come on, Tohil! Let's settle this between us once and for all!

Skill 1: You will not evade me!

Skill 2: You will not escape me!

Skill 3: You will not deny me!

Attack 1(Grand Battle): Tremble as the night sky falls on your heads!

Attack 2(Grand Battle): Watch as the stars go out one by one!

Attack 3(Grand Battle): I'll make sure you won't come back from this!

Attack 4(Grand Battle): This is the end of your future!

Extra Attack(Grand Battle): I won't let this world end...! I'll destroy you all if I have to!

Attack 5(Final Battle): Too slow!

Attack 6(Final Battle): Hahahahaha! Come on, come on!

Attack 7(Final Battle): Come on, Tohil, you're getting sloppy!

Attack 8(Final Battle): I know you can take a hit better than that! Or have you just gotten too lazy?!

Extra Attack(Final Battle): Let's keep going... Until the world collapses all around us!

Noble Phantasm 1 (First Battle):

You've done well to make it this far, Chaldea.

You've faced gods, kings, demons, and horrors that defy all explanation.

How sad for you, that your story ends here!

Watch as the moon falls from the sky and crashes down on your heads!

Qʼumarkaj Impact!

Noble Phantasm 2 (Grand Battle):

This World… This History… It has trampled on me and the great kingdoms I helped build…

It has denied me and my peoples' history time and time again.

In turn... Let me deny the World its own history...

And from the corpses of my people, I will plant the seeds for a newer, greater era of prosperity!

JUNALIK YAXCHE!

Noble Phantasm 3 (Grand Battle):

From the four corners of the world, a single tree pierces through Heaven, Earth, and Xibalba.

From deep within the ground, out from the Land of the Trees, the great tree ascends.

Let's climb higher! Higher! Let us reach past the moon and stars into the edge of the universe!

Junalik Yaxche!

Noble Phantasm 4 (Final Battle):

Come on, Tohil! Don't slow down for even a second, because I want to make this last!

Let's solve this the only way we know how! With a final battle until the bitter end!

Q'umarkaj Impact!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Let's keep going until the end of time itself!

Damage from Noble Phantasm(First Battle): Weak.

Damage from Noble Phantasm(Grand Battle): Ghhh! I'm still... in control!

Damage from Noble Phantasm(Final Battle): Hehahahaha! Come on, is that the best you can do?!

Regular Damage(First Battle): That's just sad.

Regular Damage(Grand Battle): Ngh!

Regular Damage(Final Battle): Haha!

Defeated(Grand Battle): No... No, this isn't over! I won't let this be the end!

Defeated(Final Battle): Hunahpu... Tohil... Kukulkan... Hahaha... Can you forgive your stupid twin for all of this...? I just wanted to make a better future... But in the end, I couldn't manage that. All I did... was destroy everything.

#fate #fate fanservant #fanservant #fate oc #awilix #xbalanque #my first lostbelt king!#i originally started working on her around three or four years ago when i first started getting into fate #but i never got around to finishing her until recently #since then she's gone through a lotta change #i finally got around to reading the popol vuh and damn did i realize my original ideas were off #but it was fun finding all the pieces to put together for her and putting my own spin on her #especially in the context of a god who has largely been forgotten because of syncretization and colonization #and what a god like that may think of proper human history #i may not have gotten everything 100% accurate #but I'd like to think I did a halfway decent job of representing her here #hope y'all like her

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En tant que psychiatre, Sydney étudie les comportements humains, et s'est spécialisé dans celle : - des jumeaux; ... - du caméléon Jarod.

Sydney : “Avez-vous pris en compte les conséquences psychologiques ?” (Téléfilm n°2.)

La génétique (du grec genno γε��νώ = donner naissance) est la science qui étudie l'hérédité et les gènes. Une de ses branches, la génétique formelle ou mendélienne, s'intéresse à la transmission des caractères héréditaires entre des géniteurs et leur descendance.

Les jumeaux dizygotes sont dit « faux jumeaux » dans le sens où ils n'ont pas la même apparence. Les monozygotes sont dits "vrais jumeaux" dans le sens où ils la même apparence. Les jumeaux sesquizygotes est un état intermédiaire entre des jumeaux issus d’un même œuf (monozygotes) et des jumeaux provenant de la formation de deux œufs différents (dizygotes) : ils ne se ressemblent pas et l'ADN paternel a une double origine (deux spermatozoïdes du même père). Ils sont dits semi-identiques.

La gémellité triangulaire est une psychopathologie du lien gémellaire. Les études psychanalytiques sur la gémellité s’accordent en effet pour évoquer/illustrer les risques intrinsèques à cette situation spécifique. Ceux-ci se cristallisent autour de l’indifférenciation du Moi de chaque jumeau, l’identification étant réciproque et aboutissant à des limites du Moi aux contours imprécis. Cela accentue la difficulté du travail d’individuation et de séparation entre la mère et le jumeau, et dans cette perspective, la capacité d’évolution.

Les relations précoces mère-enfants sont marquées par la désaide de chaque enfant confronté au renforcement de l’écart entre ses désirs et la réponse maternelle. Or, pour chacun des jumeaux, sa place est déjà prise, et le sentiment d’abandon et d’impuissance sont décrits comme des parts essentielles du vécu gémellaire. L’angoisse de perte et de séparation (avec la mère Objet) paraissent donc surdéterminés par la présence du double haï (par narcissisme), empêchant d’être tout à fait unique, ajoutant une blessure narcissique supplémentaire (Jacob/Rebecca/Essaü). C’est en même temps cette situation de détresse initiale et d’omniprésence du jumeau qui les pousse l’un vers l’autre. Dans la gémellité, la présence du double incarné intrique la violence à l’envie et tend vers l’indifférenciation psychique.

Ainsi, en même tant qu’il constitue la cause de la souffrance, le jumeau devient celui qui peut empêcher la confrontation à l’absence de la mère-objet, et devenir ainsi, en couple, une source de satisfaction de désirs dans la complémentarité. La présence de l’autre avec lequel un échange permanent est possible évite l’épreuve de la frustration telle qu’elle est vécue par l’enfant unique.

Broots : “[…] retrouver ses origines relevait de l'obsession.” (Téléfilm n°2.)

La relation gémellaire devient alors un refuge aliénant.

Le mythe maya fondateur

Selon la légende “Popol Vuh" traduit par les ‘jumeaux héros’, deux frères descendent dans le monde souterrain pour venger la mort de leur père.

Mlle Parker : “Elle ne cherchait qu'à protéger son père de ses démons… en sachant que son acte lui couterait la vie.” (TVfilm n°2)

Les premiers fils de Uno Hunahpu, les jumeaux Uno Mono et Uno Artesano, sont devenus les mécènes de tous les arts, y compris l’écriture... Clin d'oeil aux scénaristes Javier Grillo-Marxuach et Juan Carlos Coto , ainsi qu'aux autres créateurs artistiques de la série Le Caméléon (V.O. : The Pretender) ?

Quelque temps plus tard, Un et son frère Sept Hunahpu, ont procréé ensemble une autre paire de jumeaux appelée Hunahpú et Xbalanqué, dont la mère était Xkik’, fille du Seigneur des Enfers.

Téléfilm n°2 : L'Antre du Diable / Island of the Haunted (2001)

Leurs aventures se racontent selon 2 scénarios (simulations ?) :

La surface de la terre ;

Les enfers : le Xibalba.

Les héros passent de la surface de la terre aux enfers et vice-versa. Ces mouvements, avec ceux des autres participants aux histoires, préfigurent les mouvements du Soleil, de la Lune, des planètes et des étoiles.

A la fin de la saga, Hunahpú se lève pour devenir le Soleil et est suivi par Xbalanqué, qui joue le rôle de la pleine Lune.

La première rédaction de ce mythe date de 1550 avant J.-C environ et constitue le livre sacré autochtone de la civilisation Maya, apparue 3000 av. J.-C. Les Mayas ont utilisé l’art hiéroglyphique sur de longs rouleaux d’écorce d'Amate, un arbre sacré des Mayas, très semblable au papyrus égyptien. Ces rouleaux mesuraient environ 7 mètres par 20 centimètres, reliés par des cordes. Les glyphes ont été complètement détruits par les colons, qui ont évincé les scribes mayas et procédés à des autodafé automatiques, et n'ont été redécouverts qu'au 19ème siècle.

Sydney : "Je crois qu'il cherche à me transmettre un message, et ce livre contient la solution." (Ep. 1.04)

" Voici les Rouleaux... Ils ont été volés !" (Téléfilm 2 - L'Antre du Diable).

La légende “Popol Vuh" aborde également la façon dont la connaissance a été transmise aux humains, en utilisant la métaphore de la flamme, comme dans la mythologie grecque avec Prométhée (Le Centre ?) et la flamme (Jarod ?) donnant le feu (simulations de Jarod ?) à l’humanité.

D'autres similitudes existent avec des mythes Sumériens, Celtes et Égyptiens.

La mythologie grecque

Les légendes grecques recèlent de nombreux jumeaux, y compris allégoriques (= frères d'armes/de périples).

Le Dieu Zeus et Antiopé, femme du roi Lycos, donnent naissance aux jumeaux Amphion et Zéthos. Furieux, le roi Lycos ordonne qu'on abandonne les nouveaux-nés dans les montagnes du Cithéron pour qu’ils y périssent, puis répudie et emprisonne Antiopé.

Ils sont cependant sauvés par des bergers. En grandissant, Zéthos développer des qualités pour le sport, alors que son jumeau Amphion développe une passion pour la musique, au point d'être remarqués par Apollon ou par Hermès. Ce dernier lui offre une lyre, dont le son couplé à ses paroles harmonieuses, font mouvoir les pierres et les mener là où il le veut.

"Il existe des êtres doués d'une intelligence supra-normale ..." (générique)

En apprenant leur ascendance divine, les jumeaux délivrent leur mère, et tuent le roi Lycos et sa nouvelle épouse.

Quant au dieu Poséidon, il donne naissance aux jumeaux Nélée et Pélias de ses amours avec une mortelle, Tyro, qui les abandonnera.

Les jumeaux Acrisios et Proétos sont pour leur part les fils d’Abas, le douzième roi d’Argos. Ils se disputent dès leur gestation dans le ventre de leur mère, jusqu'à la succession de leur père sur le trône d’Argos. Acrisios l’emportera. Son jumeau, Proétos, vaincu et chassé d’Argos, s’en ira régner sur Tirynthe.

Egalement, les jumeaux Eurysthénès et Proclès, sont en compétition pour la royauté à Sparte.

Léda (Hélène de Troie) accouche de deux paires de jumeaux, les garçons Castor et Pollux, et les filles , Hélène et Clytemmestre, de deux pères différents : Zeus, déguisé en cygne, puis son époux humain Tyndare, la même nuit. Dès le 8ème siècle av. J.-C, les grecs en avait le culte. A la mort de l'humain Castor, Zeus permet à Pollux, son fils immortel, de rejoindre pendant 6 mois son jumeau, puis inversement, pour partager ensemble la gloire olympique des Dieux.

Héraclès (Hercules) et Iphiclès sont jumeaux, nés d'Alcmène et du Dieu Zeus déguisé en Amphitryon, le mari d'Aldmène.... Ils ont partagés ensemble beaucoup d'aventures et leurs dons étaient complémentaires. Entre autres, Héraclès est le père des jumeaux Alexiarès et Anicétos.

Les Mycéniens décident, sur les conseils de l’oracle de Delphes, de remettre le pouvoir à l’un des deux fils de Pélops : des jumeaux, depuis longtemps réfugiés dans la fabuleuse cité "riche en or", Atrée et Thyeste. L'ainé, Atrée, possède un mystérieux agneau à la toison d’or, considérée comme l’emblème de la monarchie, et est l'époux d’Aéropé, petite-fille de Minos, fondateur de la royauté crétoise. Thyeste, le cadet, est le voleur de cette même toison et l’amant d’Aéropé. Le peuple choisit d’abord Thyeste qui brandit le trophée symbolique dérobé avec l’aide de sa maîtresse. Mais Zeus lui-même accomplit un prodige en faveur d’Atrée : le soleil et les astres reculent dans leur course pour se coucher à l’est. Thyeste abdique et s’exile, Atrée devient roi. Cependant sa démesure compromet rapidement sa légitimité. Thyeste, rappelé à Mycènes sous prétexte de partager le pouvoir, se voit alors offrir en ragoût ses trois fils massacrés par Atrée, alors même qu’ils avaient tenté de trouver refuge auprès de l’autel de Zeus.

Mlle Parker : “comment peut-on tuer toute sa famille pour l'appât du gain et le pouvoir ?”

Jarod : “Pose plutôt la question à ton père.” (Téléfilm n°2)

Lorsque Thyeste comprend quelle nourriture monstrueuse il a avalée en découvrant les têtes coupées de ses enfants, il accable son frère de malédictions et s’enfuit.

Sydney : “Terribilis est locus iste. […] Des atrocités ont eu lieu ici.” (Téléfilm n°2)

Calaïs ("celui qui souffle doucement") et Zétès ("celui qui souffle fort"), dits les "Boréades" sont les géants jumeaux de Borée (= le vent du Nord) et d'Orithye (=Chioné), la fille du roi d'Athènes Erechthée. Inséparables, à l'adolescence, des ailes rougeoyantes et sonores poussent sur leurs tempes et leurs pieds, ou dans leur dos. Ils participent à l'expédition des Argonautes, menée par Jason, sur le navire Argo qui fait une halte sur les côtes de Mysie. Hylas, l'un des matelots, descendu à terre pour puiser de l'eau, s'égare. Héraclès, qui l'aime beaucoup, part immédiatement à sa recherche. Le temps passe et les matelots, restés à bord, perdent patience. Les Boréades sont de ceux qui jugent préférable de repartir sans Héraclès. Après l'expédition, ils payent de leur vie cette décision. Le héros les tue à Ténos, entasse ensuite de la terre sur leurs cadavres, puis édifie sur le tertre deux colonnes dont l'une vibre au souffle du vent.

Mlle Parker : “Ce sont des esprits supérieurs mais tôt ou tard ils font des erreurs bêtes.” (Ep. 1.02)

Acrisios et Proétos, Autolycos et Philammon, Télédamos et Pélops II, Pélias et Nélée, Éole et Boéotos, Agénor et Bélos, Lycastos et Parrhasios, Pégase et Chrysaor, Eurysthénès et Proclès,

Les jumeaux Eurytos et Ctéatos (les Molionides),

Les jumeaux Otos et Éphialte (les Aloades ou Aloïdes, nés de Poséidon et d’Iphimédée) sont 2 géants qui décident de prouver leur supériorité sur les Dieux.

Le mythe de la Fondation de Rome

Les jumeaux Romulus et Rémus sont nés d'un amour interdit entre le Dieu Mars et Rhéa Silvia, condamnée au célibat et à la chasteté en entrant dans l’ordre des Vestales (Téléfilm n°2 - L'Antre du Diable) devenant ainsi prêtresse de Vesta, sur ordre de son oncle, Amulius, qui voulait punir son frère, Numitor, dans un conflit de succession.

Amulus décide alors de jeter les jumeaux nés dans les eaux du Tibre en crue. Le flot dépose leur berceau en osier, au pied du mont Palatin, et leurs cris attirent une Louve qui décident de les allaiter, leur sauvant ainsi la vie. Plus tard, les jumeaux sont adoptés par un couple de bergers.

Après avoir vengé leur grand-père en le remettant sur le trône, à l'adolescence, Romulus est désigné par le Ciel pour fonder une ville là où avec son frère ils ont été miraculeusement sauvés. Mais ce dernier est jaloux de ne pas avoir été désigné le Roi et fondateur de la ville, et Romulus doit le tuer pour que les règles soient respectées. Ainsi née Rome (Le Centre ?), futur Empire en Méditerranée.

Les problèmes d’origine et de fondation étaient centraux dans la pensée grecque.

Broots : “[…] retrouver ses origines relevait de l'obsession.” (Téléfilm n°2 - L'Antre du Diable)

Dans le ciel, Castor et Pollux (Grece) et Romulus et Rémus (Romains) sont représentés par la constellation du zodiaque des Gémeaux (Gemini), traversée par le Soleil du 22 juin au 20 juillet, dont le signe astrologique est ♊︎.

En Sicile, les Paliques (="qui reviennent à la lumière") sont de très anciennes divinités jumelles, chtoniens, liés au volcanisme.

« Ils reviennent des ténèbres à la lumière du jour. » - Etna, d'Eschyle.

Le mythe pré-chrétien slave et balte

Les Dieva dēi sont des jumeaux célestes et les enfants du dieu suprême Dievs.

Les Alcis (en grec Raos et Raptos) sont deux divinités jumelles vénérées par les Naharvales, peuple germains (Goths) faisant partie de la population balte des Lygiens.

chez les Ossètes, Æxsært et Æxsærtstæg ;

Le mythe chrétien : l'Apôtre Thomas

Fête de la St Thomas : 03 juillet Signe particulier : son incrédulité

L'Apôtre Thomas est appelé Didyme, soit le Jumeau... le jumeau du Sauveur car parfait (il est le 1er en Jésus « son Seigneur et son Dieu »), et la perfection est le jumeau du Sauveur, tel que c'est expliqué dans le 'Livre de Thomas'.

Il a cet échange avec Jésus lors du dernier repas : - Thomas : "Seigneur, nous ne savons pas où tu vas. Comment saurions-nous le chemin?" - Jésus : "Je suis le chemin, la vérité et la vie."

Le proverbe populaire dit "Je suis comme St Thomas, je ne crois que ce que je vois" : l'Apôtre pose beaucoup de questions et a ses doutes.

Son tombeau se trouverait dans la basilique de Saint-Thomas de Chennai, en Inde, car il aurait évangélisé l'Inde du Sud en fondant l'Eglise Indienne.

Le mythe oriental ancien / védique

Le symbolisme gémellaire permet d’écrire l’histoire et de l’interpréter, dans ses bibarités, ses doubles réalités, et ce dans un langage élaboré.

Le symbolisme des jumeaux permet de superposer un discours sur « la crise des différences » (cf. R. Girard), donne des pistes à l’homme pour survivre alors qu’il est en danger d’une identification mortelle, (soit avec la divinité soit) avec lui-même. Appliqué à un héros (Jarod), ce symbole traduit son itinéraire d’initiation (les découvertes), par création d’espaces et passage des lieux interdits (hors du Centre).

Les Ashvins/Aśvin ou Nāsatya, dit "Les Cavaliers de l'Aurore", sont la forme ancienne des dieux Jumeaux dont la chevauchée annonce le lever du Jour. Ces jumeaux célestes sont également thaumaturges, c'est-à-dire « médecins des hommes et des dieux », et « maîtres en savoir », principalement dans l'art, la musique, l'agriculture et l'élevage de chevaux.

Nakula et Sahadeva sont les enfants jumeaux de Madri, la seconde épouse de Pandu. A cause d''une malédiction, Pandu ne pouvait pas avoir d'enfants, donc son épouse Madri a partagé un mantra offert par le Sage Durvasa pour être mère tout en restant vierge, avec les dieux Jumeaux Ashvins/Aśvin. Cela n'empêcha pas Pandu, le père, de succomber à sa malédiction, et Madri, la mère, de se suicider par culpabilité...

Mle Parker : “Une seule chose reste incompréhensible pour moi … pourquoi est-elle allée dans un ascenseur … ? Un ascenseur, ça monte, ça descend… Mais ça ne va nulle part… C'est très petit une balle de 9mm mais celle-là a changé ma vie.” (Ep. 1.02)

Exilés à la fin de leurs vies avec le reste de leur fratrie, ils partirent à la recherche du paradis, mais les jumeaux moururent avant de le trouver, car Nakula était trop vaniteux de sa beauté physique, et Shahadeva, trop fier de sa sagesse.

On retrouve ainsi le thème de la fraternité et de la paternité traité en fil rouge dans la série Le Caméléon (V.O. : The Pretender). Ainsi que le thème de l'Identité, contextualisé dans son environnement extérieur et intérieure : "Qui êtes-vous ?".

ceux de Tamar et de Judah (Yéhoudah), Perets et Zera’h.

leurs projections épiques du Mahābhārata ; les Aśvin ou Nāsatya védiques, avec leurs projections épiques du Mahābhārata, Nakula et Sahadeva

Le mythe asiatique

A la fin du 17ème siècle en Chine, Kangxi est le quatrième empereur de la dynastie Qing. Les immortels jumeaux « ho-ho » sont alors des statuettes masculines très en vogue : des figurines représentant 2 frères sont ainsi nommées de deux mots dont l’un signifie “concorde” et l’autre “union” ; ils sont les symboles de la bonne entente et de l’harmonie, le porte-bonheur chinois. L’un porte un nénuphar, l’autre une boite ronde. Ils peuvent aussi représenter la divinité de la richesse.

Dans la culture Khmer (Ep.), il existe les tigres jumeaux, soit Suea Koo, symbolisant la combativité et la résistance. Graphiquement, ils sont souvent entourés de phrases en Pali formant une demi-lune, symbolisant la lumière qui guide notre chemin dans l'obscurité.

Le mythe astral

Shamar, étoile du matin, et Shalim, étoile du soir.

Les villes de jumeaux

Au Nigeria, la ville Igbo-Ora est considéré comme la capitale mondiale des jumeaux avec un festival organisé depuis 2014. La ville enregistre effectivement une forte de densité et un taux élevé de jumeaux. Dans la culture yoruba, les naissances géméllaires sont célébrées comme un cadeau divin. Il est de coutume de baptiser l'aîné Taiwo, et le cadet Kehinde, quel que soit le genre. Le gouverneur de l'Etat a décidé de militer pour que cette spécificité soit reconnue comme Patrimoine Culturel Immateriel.

En Inde, le village de Kodinji enregistre également un fort taux de naissance géméllaire. L'association Twins & Kin (TAKA) a même été créé pour les representer. Il en est de même pour le village d'Umri.

En Ecosse, la région Inverclyde, surnommée parfois "Twinverclyde", connaît le même phénomène démographique, et organise une rentrée scolaire spécifique pour les enfants jumeaux de l'Ecole primaire.

Aux USA, la ville de Twinsburg est également connu pour son festival géméllaire, organisé depuis 200 ans : https://twinsdays.org/

Dans la série, ce festival a lieu à Mineapolis, dans le Minnesota (Ep. 1.19.)

Les jumeaux principaux dans la série : - Zoey; - 'Thomas' - Jacob.

Bernie/le King/convoyeur anonyme; Marylin Monroe/Norma Jean (1.04) la part de l'innée et de l'acquis / le jumeau ( 1.16) : ... 3.06 "Si Dieu est mort, nous l'avons tous tuer" (2.08) : ... clone naturel (3.20) : ...

La symbolique de la Gémellité consiste à voir la victoire du Héros sur lui-même, illustrant l'existence des combats universels, des affrontements (ouvrir/fermer les portes) intérieurs.

A savoir : le prénom Jarod vient de l’hébreu Yared, qui signifie « Dieu fera descendre ». Dans la Genèse de l’Ancien Testament, Jarod est le sixième patriarche qui succéda à Adam. Il est le père d’Hénoch et le grand-père de Mathusalem. Il aurait vécut jusqu'à 962 ans. La Saint Jarod est célébré le 25 juin.

Quant à Craig Van Sickle, il y a des jumeaux dans sa famille et il a voulu retranscrire cette réalité fictivement dans la série.

sources : 1001mythes.net, anticstore.com, P.M. Bogaert, cosmovisions.com, courrierinternational.com, experiencesmexique.com, florian Houssier, geo.fr, R. Girard, Jacques Poucet, Raymond Kuntzmann, la-croix.com, larousse.fr, lemonde.fr, matricien.wordpress.com, mythologica.fr, Marc Pomerleau, universalis.fr, vietnamdecouverte.com et science.org

Le personnage de Sydney dans la série Le Caméléon (V.O. : The Pretender) est interprété par l’acteur Patrick Bauchau.

Thème affilié : l'Identité -

D'autres 'jumeaux' : - The Lying Game; - Pretty Little Liars.

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