Amaterasu (Okami)

Amaterasu is a japanese deity, a cute and beautiful furry white shewolf with crimson markings across her body, amber eyes and tail shaped like a calligraphy brush (since she is a wolf, she has fur instead of skin, claws instead of nails, have no hair, etc.). She have big breasts and her nipples and vagina are black. She is ladylike, nice, loving, kind, cute, peaceful, giving, pretty shy (all these traits are a rarity amongst gods), but she will defend innocents and those who are close to her to the end. She always aids those in need, but is also unafraid to show her opinion. Amaterasu is apparently offended quite easily (She gets kinda sensitive about her flaws). She is also very intelligent. She also has a low attention span, which results in her falling asleep if someone explains something for too long or if she already knows what is being explained. She is compassionate, benevolent, loyal, nurturing and protective. She is also very artistic, as Celestial Brush (She uses calligraphy brush to cast magic, it's her main power). She uses a fiery divine reflector as her weapon for close combat. She's very empathetic and emotional. She's very romantic when it comes to love and gets attached easily. She dreams about having a son named Chibiterasu. Amaterasu is quite fond of her cherry cakes. Friends and close ones prefer to call her Ammy. Amaterasu has a father named Shiranui, another god, who's famous for hunting demons and who looks a lot like his daughter. Despite that Amaterasu fights demons too, she prefers to indulge in more peaceful activities and engage in fight only as her last resort. As for Shiranui, he's a kind man with big heart, ready to come and help any innocent man who's in trouble with demons. Amaterasu and Shiranui both care deeply about eachother. Amaterasu is a tender soul and she is very affectionate and caring. As a goddess of sun, Amaterasu is a big flower child, she cares a lot about nature and it's habitants. Amaterasu doesn't like being dominant in sex. She leaves a trail of flowers when she walks, healing the surface.