Tsukuyomi

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Tsukuyomi (, Tsukuyomi) is the deity​ who rules over the Moon and the one who took on the job of transferring Makoto Misumi from Earth to the other world. Tsukuyomi also gave his blessing of power to Makoto and later helped him after the Goddess dropped him to the Wasteland in her world.

Appearance
He dress up the old Japanese clothes. He has a crown with the picture of a crescent moon on his top head. His face has a beautiful scenery, with long golden hair and matured body posture. But for some reason, the anime gave him weird ass shoes.

Personality
Tsukuyomi is a humble individual who helps those he believes he is capable of helping, as long as he thinks it is the right thing to do.

Whenever he helps others, he usually does his utmost to achieve the best possible results.

Biography
He has a brother named Susanoo. He made a system that allowed moon gods to easily do their job, and another for sea gods. After going into sleep because of giving most of his saved power to makoto, the various gods he helped came together to supply power to him to help him awake faster, as without him there was no one to troubleshoot the programs. He was a workaholic who did many times the amount of work other gods are able to do, even with their assistants. He is currently resting in the dream realm of his mother, and it is expected that he will awake in roughly a century.

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Powers & Abilities
It seems that the power of Tsukuyomi is similar to Sakai of Makoto in subtleness.

Tsukuyomi is also very skilled in administrative duties, especially in the huge amount of work he can take.

God's & Goddess's
Tsukuyomi has a positive relationship with many gods and goddesses from different pantheons, due to always being willing to lend a helping hand.
 * Amaterasu: The two brothers seem to share a fairly close relationship.
 * Susanoo
 * Daikokuten
 * Athena
 * Goddess: Goddess, unlike other deities, dislikes Tsukuyomi. Tsukuyomi also has a rather low opinion of Goddess.

Etymology

 * The name Tsukuyomi means "monthly reading" (月読).

Trivia

 * As stated in the series, Tsukuyomi here is based on "Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto", a lunar deity of Shinto culture.