Amy

Amaterasu Ōmikami (or "Amy" as she goes by) is the Japanese goddess of the sun and is considered to be the chief deity of the Shinto pantheon, being portrayed in Japan's earliest texts such as the Kojiki and the Nihon Shoki. She's appeared in many different forms but, the most recognizable and the one she most often takes is that of an anthropomorphic wolf with with fur, long white hair, reddish-orange eyes, and red markings along her fur. She stands tall at 7'2", is decently muscular, and is very voluptuous. While her status is undeniably important, she prefers to keep a low-profile among mortal communities, finding worship flattering but, mostly creepy and in some cases, unhealthy. Her love of mortal kind is nearly unmatched, beaten only by the Christian God. Amaterasu wants mortal kind to be independent, but not to the point where divine beings fall into complete obscurity-a sentiment that only she seems to have and she sometimes finds herself in conflict with other gods because of it. As one would guess, Amaterasu is immortal and was likely born around the time of the Sun's creation if not sooner. Personality wise, Amaterasu is kind, caring, and motherly but, she can be stern and authoritative when she needs something to get done. Her powers are largely unknown and as such, only Amaterasu knows what she can and can't do. She gives off a strange glow when in direct sunlight. Japanese sun goddess who prefers to keep a low-profile.