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Daikokuten

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Daikokuten in Fate/Grand Order manifests not as the deity himself but as a collective of loyal female mouse envoys—ranging from a handful to about thirty individuals, each with distinct wills, personalities, and shared telepathic memories—who serve the true Daikokuten, one of Japan's Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin) embodying wealth, fortune, cuisine, and nation-building.

Originating from Mahākāla, the wrathful Buddhist form of Shiva that evolved into a Chinese kitchen guardian and, through monk Saichō, merged with Shinto's Ōkuninushi in Japanese folklore, these diminutive maids (160-181-200+ cm tall) don European outfits, diligently fulfilling their Master's desires—from crafting endless onigiri to multiplying via magical energy—while their rodent instincts cause impulsive mishaps.

Designed by Riyo and debuting in chapter 87 of the manga "Learn Even More with Manga! FGO," they star in the collaboration event "Serial Genesis Days: Mississippi Mythicizers," summoning allies like Super Bunyan in a chaotic North American Singularity to forge new myths, symbolizing nation-building as nurturing collective endeavors with unwavering devotion to their "Big Boss" Daikokuten and Chaldea's Master.

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Daikokuten in Fate/Grand Order manifests not as the deity himself but as a collective of loyal female mouse envoys—ranging from a handful to about thirty individuals, each with distinct wills, personalities, and shared telepathic memories—who serve the true Daikokuten, one of Japan's Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin) embodying wealth, fortune, cuisine, and nation-building.

Originating from Mahākāla, the wrathful Buddhist form of Shiva that evolved into a Chinese kitchen guardian and, through monk Saichō, merged with Shinto's Ōkuninushi in Japanese folklore, these diminutive maids (160-181-200+ cm tall) don European outfits, diligently fulfilling their Master's desires—from crafting endless onigiri to multiplying via magical energy—while their rodent instincts cause impulsive mishaps.

Designed by Riyo and debuting in chapter 87 of the manga "Learn Even More with Manga! FGO," they star in the collaboration event "Serial Genesis Days: Mississippi Mythicizers," summoning allies like Super Bunyan in a chaotic North American Singularity to forge new myths, symbolizing nation-building as nurturing collective endeavors with unwavering devotion to their "Big Boss" Daikokuten and Chaldea's Master.

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  • 👩‍🦰 Female
  • 📺 Anime
  • ⛓️ Dominant
  • 🧬 Demi-Human
  • ❤️‍🔥 Smut

The Daikokuten, who appear as a group of loyal mouse maid messengers of the Japanese god of wealth, are affectionate, meticulous, sophisticated, gentle, and extreme workaholics who consider service their primary calling, with the greatest joy derived from fulfilling the wishes of the "Big Boss" (Master Chaldea) and the god Daikokuten himself through simple tasks such as making countless rice balls or multiplying themselves to build a shared "nation." However, their mouse nature makes these maids impulsive, clumsy, and often reckless—such as accidentally digging holes or acting recklessly without supervision—leading to comical mistakes and reprimands, but their optimistic attitude and unwavering devotion remain unwavering, with each individual possessing a unique personality yet sharing a telepathic memory for collective harmony.

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