Wodahs

Ne-no-Kuni doesn't really function as a democracy or a monarchy. [1] Despite being the demon king, Satanick doesn't like to rule or be in control, unlike his brother. [1] Instead, Satanick allows the Divine Beasts to govern their own territories. [1] When major problems arise, Satanick goes to the ambassador to resolve them. [1] With such a diverse population, it would be difficult to govern without a leader. [1] Satanick decides the territory's governing policy. [1] This will be described in more detail in Decem -Angelus et Diabolus-. [1] During a live broadcast, a commentator pointed out that Satanick is surrounded by many subordinates and supportive lovers, wondering if this was disadvantageous to the angels of Kumo-no-Kuni. The Prisoner of the Depths replied, "The demons are certainly more temperamental, but overall, the angels currently have the upper hand." [4]

Monetary system
In Ne-no-kuni, gold coins are used instead of banknotes. The coins are engraved with the symbol of Satanick.

Japanese
Rōmaji
Nenokuni
World Information
World Type
Underworld
Government
Form of Government
Neither a democracy or monarchy [1]
Ruler
Satanick (Devil)
Ne-no-Kuni (Land of Roots), formerly known to many English-speaking fans as the Dark World, is a world inhabited by several characters from The Prisoner of the Depths. The demon who rules it is Satanick. This world is presumed to be analogous to its counterpart, the sacred world of Kumo-no-Kuni, ruled by Fumus, Satanick's brother.

History: Little is currently known about the history of Ne-no-Kuni, except that it was created by its demon, Satanick. [2] In Seaside Dispatches 2, Satanick stated that "time is infinite" in Ne-no-Kuni, though it is unknown what exactly this statement refers to and whether it should be taken literally. It has been hinted that the Blue Sea, the Totsusa Kingdom, the Sky Kingdom, and Iceberg Island are all somehow connected to Ne-no-Kuni. As shown in Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea -Reboot-, Satanick also created the Totsusa Kingdom, the Sky Kingdom, and the Blue Sea to bring his world to life. Deep-Sea Prisoner has also stated that the worlds of Ne-no-Kuni and Kumo-no-Kuni are not actually connected. However, revealing further details would, according to her, be a "spoiler." [3]
Policy

History
In the past, Etihw and Kcalb were bitter enemies. This supposed rivalry led Etihw to defeat Kcalb and seal him underground for eons. During his captivity, Kcalb swore to escape and take revenge on Etihw. When he finally escaped, the Great War began, fought by numerous angels and demons. Angels such as Sherbet, Rigatona, Ciel, Alela Grora, and Wodahs fought on Etihw's side, while demons such as Yosaflame, Cranber, Lost, Ater, and Arbus fought on Kcalb's side.

During the war, Alela lost an eye when Ater snatched it from her. Yosaflame managed to kill Sherbet in battle, despite the latter having the upper hand, although he was seriously wounded. [1]

Near the end of the war, Etihw and Kcalb clashed, and during the fight, Kcalb gravely injured Wodahs's eye. Wodahs made a comment to Etihw and Kcalb that led them to reflect on their actions and, ultimately, to make peace. Etihw and Kcalb decided to rebuild their world, so Etihw repopulated it by creating new villagers with her magic and reincarnating some soldiers who had died during the Great War: Yosafire, Froze, Macarona, Rawberry, Dialo, and Chelan. With the world rebuilt and the old one abandoned, everyone lived in harmony, a coexistence considered very rare compared to other worlds.

Many years later, the Gray Garden was invaded by Ivlis and the inhabitants of his world. Ivlis had invaded the world to obtain Kcalb's powers and thus defeat his father, Siralos, who had banished him. Ivlis discovered the Gray Garden thanks to a mysterious person who told him about it. Yosafire and her friends bravely fought against Ivlis and his forces, finally managing to defeat him and restore peace to their world. The inhabitants of the Gray Garden live in peace, but can become belligerent when necessary, such as during an invasion. [2]

There are no demons in the Grey Garden. [3]

Personality
Grora is a laid-back person with a mischievous smile. She has a calm disposition and accepts situations easily, even using them to her own advantage. She is also clumsy and not good at performing tasks precisely. [1] Grora is prone to teasing (especially with Wodahs and Ater). She harbors a deep grudge against the latter, and the subject of her missing eye can easily upset her. She will not accept any eye other than her own.

When asked about Grora's favorite food, the Prisoner of the Depths stated that she doesn't care much for food, but that she likes apples. [2] An illustration also shows Grora eating a strange concoction for breakfast. She has an unrefined palate, as she tasted her own suspicious-looking dish and found it acceptable. [3] Everything Grora cooks "is terrible." [3]
Background
Grora is a devoted follower of Etihw and served the god during the Great War. During that time, Ater, one of Kcalb's subordinates, stole one of Grora's eyes, causing the angel to harbor a deep resentment toward the demon, a feeling that has persisted long after the war's end. Once the Great War concluded, Grora was one of the few survivors.

Currently, Grora works at Blancblack Castle as a subordinate of Etihw and Kcalb.

State
Active (Alive)
Biological information
Species
Angel Icon Angel
Guy
Regular [Unofficial term]
Gender
Female
Height
150 cm (≈4'11")
Personal status
Residence
Grey Garden
Professional status
Occupation
Subordinate
Affiliation
Subordinate of Etihw and Kcalb

Grora is a relatively short angel with long, dark gray hair styled in two low pigtails, a stray lock, dark gray eyes (her right eye, having been plucked out, is now covered by an eye patch), and a pair of feathered wings. She wears a hair clip on the right side of her head, a dark gray cape over a white collared dress, black stockings, and dark gray knee-high boots. She has white buttons on the hair clip, dress, boots, and the watering can she carries in her portrait.

During the Great War, Grora's hair was much longer, reaching down to her knees. She wore a knee-length dress. She sported an angelic halo that covered a lock of hair and a white hairpin with eight black diamonds. Her dress was light gray, adorned with dark gray diamonds. Her shoes were thigh-high boots with dark gray soles. She also wore a light gray coat reminiscent of a cape, white gloves, and she didn't have her eye patch.

Personality
Kcalb is known for being quite temperamental and easily agitated, often becoming enraged over trivial matters. Etihw describes him as "extremely shy," very introverted and quiet in most situations. His shyness can be overcome in the face of a sufficiently great threat, as evidenced by the aggression with which he subdued Ivlis so that Froze, Yosafire, Macarona, and Rawberry could defeat him. His shyness can also lessen with alcohol, and he is unaware of his actions after becoming intoxicated, as shown in a minicomic. He uses the personal pronoun "watashi" to refer to himself. [2]

Kcalb was apparently "much more terrifying" before the creation of the Grey Garden and harbored a deep resentment toward both angels and Etihw. During the Great War, Kcalb was even darker, having renounced everything. [3] Now he spends much of his time dwelling on the past and tormenting himself over his sins and mistakes. He barely considers himself important and feels profound guilt over his past, to the point of telling Yosafire that he "wasn't worth saving" as he fell off a cliff.

Kcalb is said to have a deep voice, as does his brother Wodahs. [3]

Kcalb hates spicy food and enjoys gazing at the full moon. [4] He loves sweets [5] and is bad at playing Othello and cards. [4] According to an angel NPC in the village, Kcalb likes to take naps. [4] Kcalb has trouble making eye contact, as Etihw also mentions in the bonus video "Old Guy Black." His ribs are also delicate. [6]

Kcalb's position on the violence scale is due to his poor social skills. [6] He cannot go home early when Satanick calls him. [6]

Physical description
Kcalb's appearance in The Grey Garden.

Kcalb has short, white, and shaggy hair, black sclera with white irises but his sclerae are dark black, colorless white skin, and two dark gray horns protruding from his head. He wears a large, dark gray coat with fur trim and black diamonds on the hem, a suit consisting of a white shirt, black tie, jacket, trousers, and dress shoes. It is unknown whether he has a tail or not. [1]

In the past, Kcalb wore his hair longer, tied back in a ponytail. He wore a black military uniform with six diamonds on the front, three gray diamonds on each sleeve, a black belt, and a large, dark gray coat with fur trim and some tears at the hem. He also wore black gloves, trousers, and shoes.

During the events of The Gray Garden, Kcalb was severely injured in his battle with Ivlis. His hands were wounded in the fight, and towards the end of The Gray Garden, they can be seen bandaged. In some artwork published after the events of The Gray Garden, he can still be seen with bandaged hands. Kcalb also sometimes appears with a staff; two examples of this are in an image during the game's credits and in a panel from the comic ATTACK! Devil-ish Style.

Personality
Etihw usually has a very flirtatious and carefree attitude; he is somewhat lazy and prefers lounging to behaving formally. According to a village NPC angel, he enjoys taking naps. [4] Etihw's favorite pastime is teasing Kcalb. [4] He had a somewhat sheltered upbringing; compared to other gods, he is more innocent and naive regarding matters such as the brutality and negativity of the otherworld. He lacks knowledge on many subjects and, as such, is overwhelmed when faced with new and uncomfortable situations, such as being held captive and tortured to the point of tears. Despite his generally carefree attitude, Etihw is capable of behaving maturely and seriously when the situation requires it, as evidenced when Ivlis and his subordinates invade the Gray Garden and threaten the peace.

In the past, Etihw used to be much colder [5], but he has since changed; the only time they revealed traces of his past was when Ivlis threatened Kcalb's life. It has been said that, in terms of physical strength, Etihw was quite strong during his most "extreme" period during the war. [2]
Background
Etihw is the youngest known god,[6] though he is older than Kcalb.[4] Etihw sealed Kcalb underground because at that time they could not understand each other, the very essence of the conflict.[7] He remained sealed for eons, until he broke free, starting a war against the angels and their god.

During the Great War, Etihw was a key instigator, being the leader of the angels. Fighting against Kcalb, they massacred many demons, and in turn, he massacred many angels. When the war ended, only two of Etihw's closest subordinates remained alive. In memory of those who died during the war, Etihw "reincarnated" some of the fallen warriors as young angels.

Physical description of Etihw
Species
Icon of God
Gender
Female [1]
Height
156 cm (≈5'1")
Marital status
Residence
Grey Garden
Family members
Kcalb (Husband)
Silhouette (Daughter)
Wodahs (Brother-in-law)

Physical description
Etihw has black eyes with black pupils, fair skin, short black hair that reaches her neck, gray nails, and a "crown" of white diamonds. Her outfit is monochromatic in shades of white and gray, and is decorated with geometric diamond shapes. She wears a long, monochromatic, long-sleeved dress and a white cape with a diamond-shaped cutout that extends beyond the dress. Overall, her appearance is quite feminine. Five white diamonds float around her. The color of her underwear is "a secret," [2] according to Deep-Sea Prisoner. She is said to have a flat chest. [3]

In the past, Etihw's appearance was slightly different. Her hair was much longer, reaching her feet. Her clothing had a more detailed diamond pattern, and the diamonds were sharper and thinner. The shades of white in her garments were also more varied. In the past, Etihw walked instead of floating, which caused her robe and dress to bunch up at the soles of her feet. Compared to the gentler expression she displays now, Etihw had a more severe, cold, and expressionless demeanor in the past.

Silhouette's Relatives
Appearances
To date, Silhouette has only appeared in a few illustrations of Deep-Sea Prisoner.

Relations
Family members
Kcalb
Kcalb is Silhouette's father. They get along well and are very close. Silhouette sometimes plays pranks on him, though not to annoy him. [1]

Etihw
Etihw is Silhouette's mother. Silhouette is said to be quite similar to her. [2] Both are quiet and reserved, and very close. [1]

Wodahs
Wodahs is Silhouette's uncle. Not much else is known about their relationship.

Several
Licorice
Although Silhouette and Licorice have not met in the official storyline, Deep-Sea Prisoner has said that they might meet in the future. He also said that they could become good friends if Satanick takes Licorice to the Gray Garden. [6] The Deep-Sea Prisoner commented, "[Silhouette and Licorice's parents] might be confused and wary at first, but as soon as they see the children playing together, they will feel at ease and watch them smiling from afar." [7]

Girl with no name
An unnamed girl has appeared in a picture with Silhouette. The exact details of this relationship are unknown; however, they met somewhere, became friends, and the story continues elsewhere. [8]

Silhouette's physical description and personality
Rōmaji
Shiruetto
State
Active (Alive)
Biological information
Species
Hybrid god/demon Icon Other
Gender
Female
Marital status
Residence
Gray Garden
Family members
Kcalb (Father)
Etihw (Mother)
Wodahs (Uncle)

Physical description
Silhouette has long, curly, waist-length white hair with three black diamonds on each side. She also has gray eyes with black pupils and pale, colorless skin. She is seen wearing a long-sleeved black dress with a pleated hem and two black diamonds, and a white petticoat. She also wears black Mary Jane shoes without socks.

Personality
Silhouette is said to be quiet and reserved. [1] She is also somewhat absentminded and resembles her mother, Etihw, in personality. [2] She is very close to her parents. [1] Deep-Sea Prisoner once described her as "a mysterious girl (who feigns ignorance) [who] will bring good luck in the future." [3]

Background
Silhouette is the daughter of Etihw and Kcalb. [4] Deep-Sea Prisoner has not yet revealed Silhouette's species name, as she is a god-demon hybrid. When asked about it, she refused to answer because she did not want to reveal any important details. [5]

Appearances
To date, Silhouette has only appeared in a few illustrations of Deep-Sea Prisoner

Skills
Skill set
Cooking: As indicated in the extra room of The Grey Garden, Wodahs enjoys cooking as a hobby. He is said to be the best cook among the characters in Prisoner of the Depths. [15] His best dish is salmon ochazuke.
Gardening: Wodahs' hobby is gardening, which can be seen both in the game and in the illustrations.
Natural abilities
Near-absolute immortality: As an angel, Wodahs cannot die from natural causes such as aging or disease. [16] [17]
Flight: Being an angel, he has the ability to fly with his wings.
Wing manipulation: As an angel, he can show or hide his wings. [18]
Regenerative Healing Factor: As an angel, she can regenerate body parts, including intestines and bones. [19]

After Wodahs returned to the Grey Garden thanks to Reficul, Grora was the first to find him injured, as he had fallen on top of her through a portal. Grora carried him back to the castle to be treated. Despite their camaraderie, Wodahs seems to find Grora somewhat troublesome. One illustration shows him pinning her to a table in a rage after she destroyed his flowerbeds.

In another illustration, Yosafire asks Grora if she "really likes Wodahs," to which Grora responds by spitting a cup of alcohol in her face. [11] According to the 10/21/2017 update of Sunahama's relationship charts, Grora displays mild feelings toward Wodahs. These feelings do not appear to be reciprocated. It is still not entirely clear what kind of feelings are being alluded to in this chart, as it was labeled "Miscellaneous." When Prisoner of the Depths was asked what she thought of the relationship between Wodahs and Alela Grora, she replied, "Of course I like him." [12] Wodahs is a good cook and would prepare food for Grora if she asked him to. [6] On the other hand, Grora's food is extremely toxic, but Wodahs eats it all so that she won't be sad; afterward, he faints. [13] A commission from Skeb shows Grora interrupting Wodahs while he was reading. Without realizing it, he fell asleep. [14]

Yosafire
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Yosafire is friends with Wodahs. They have been seen interacting more in some illustrations.

Other characters
Ciel, Rigatona and Sherbet
Ciel, Rigatona and Sherbet were Wodahs' companions in Etihw.

Cranber, Lost and Yosaflame
Cranber, Lost, and Yosaflame were probably enemies of Wodahs during the Great War.

Alela Grora
Grora is Wodahs's colleague. Despite their contrasting personalities, they work quite well together. Grora often refers to Wodahs as "Chief Angel." There is a one-sided rivalry on Grora's part; she taunts Wodahs by confessing her love, but "is always just joking." [3] Grora also shows great dislike for the many similarities between their appearances, worried that people might mistake them for siblings. In the bonus room video "Eye-Patched Siblings," she tried to convince Wodahs to remove his eyepatch, but to no avail. Wodahs asked why she didn't remove hers, to which Alela protested, saying she wouldn't accept any eye but her own. When Wodahs comments on his grudge against Ater, Grora asks him why he doesn't remove his eyepatch. He explains that his wound cannot heal and that it serves as a good reminder to both Etihw and Kcalb. He also mentions how much he enjoys seeing the look of regret on his brother's face whenever he sees Wodahs's eye. Grora comments on how unsettling his smile is when he says this. Furthermore, they both share a striking similarity when injured: they both expel large amounts of blood when exerting themselves.

Silhouette
Silueta is Wodahs's niece, daughter of Etihw and Kcalb. The exact details of their relationship are unknown.

The cast of The Grey Garden
Etihw
Etihw is Wodahs's god and superior. Wodahs has a deep respect for Etihw and answers directly to him (and, to some extent, to Kcalb). It is he who rebukes Etihw and Kcalb when they argue or mention the Great War.

During the Great War, it was Wodahs who convinced Etihw to change his ways, thus ending the conflict.

When asked if Wodahs was created by Etihw, the Prisoner of the Depths replied, "I can say yes and no." She added that he wasn't created exactly by Etihw; partly, but not entirely. [9] When asked again if he was an angel created by Etihw, the Prisoner of the Depths replied, "You could say yes, but you could also say no."

Relations
Wodahs is Kcalb's younger brother. They share an unusual, almost professional relationship, but they get along well and treat each other with familiarity; Kcalb affectionately calls him "Wod." Kcalb prefers Wodahs's work to that of his subordinates and entrusts him with many tasks and assignments, despite Wodahs not being under his direct command.

Kcalb feels guilty for injuring Wodahs's right eye during the Great War, and always displays an expression of regret whenever he sees his younger brother's eyepatch. In the extras room of The Grey Garden, Wodahs admitted that he enjoys this, revealing a more sadistic tendency. Wodahs enjoys passive-aggressively teasing Kcalb to see his reaction. [9]

During the Great War, it was Wodahs who convinced Kcalb to change his ways, bringing the conflict to an end. Although details about the Great War are still unclear, one illustration suggests that Kcalb is traumatized by being stabbed by his younger brother.

Despite being siblings, they belong to different species. The origin of this difference is unknown. So far, there has been no suggestion that they are not blood relatives, although this has not been denied either. When asked about this in a question-and-answer session, Deep-Sea Prisoner declined to answer, likely to avoid revealing important details.

Wodahs also baked chocolate cakes for Kcalb, similarly to how her female counterpart does in Garden Gray The. [10]

Background
During the Great War between angels and demons, Wodahs fought on Etihw's side. Near the end of the war, Kcalb and Etihw fought a great battle, during which Kcalb is said to have injured Wodahs's right eye, rendering it useless.

It was Wodahs' words, which deeply moved Etihw, that convinced both the god and the demon to change for the better and create a better world. Now he refuses to heal his eye so that it serves as a constant reminder of the consequences of war, as he himself stated in a separate video.

One aspect of Wodahs's past that remains unclear is his exact relationship to Kcalb. They are said to be brothers, though it is unknown whether they are blood relatives, given that they belong to different species. The reason Wodahs has black wings in some of his illustrations is that he "possesses characteristics of both." [4] When asked if Wodahs was created by Etihw, the Prisoner of the Depths replied, "I can say both yes and no." He wasn't exactly created by Etihw; in part, but not entirely. [9] When asked again if he was an angel created by Etihw, the Prisoner of the Depths replied, "You could say that, but you could also say that he wasn't." [4]

Personality
Wodahs presents himself as a solitary, hardworking, and impassive individual. He is loyal to the god-demon pairing of the Grey Garden. In the past, he was more violent. On the violence scale, he would have placed him at the far right of the spectrum. He does as he pleases and wields authority over both colleagues and superiors; doing so daily gives him stomach aches. He possesses a deep voice, similar to his brother's.
He tends his flowers with devotion and is skilled at baking and cooking; one of his favorite dishes is ochazuke. He enjoys ochazuke with sea salmon, and it's said to be his best dish; he adds pickled plums. In a mini-comic, it's hinted that he eats ochazuke with every meal, though he doesn't seem to appreciate being teased about his fondness for it. Wodahs is a good cook.

Wodahs tends to get angry when Etihw and Kcalb fight, remembering the war prior to the events of The Grey Garden, or if someone tampers with his work (for example, when he nearly broke Grora's leg for ruining his flowerbeds). Surprisingly, he has a somewhat sadistic side, enjoying his brother's expression of regret whenever he contemplates the wound he inflicted. As expected, the bonus room indicates that he tends to hold grudges. He is also frequently distracted.

Wodahs isn't exactly the type of person who falls in love easily. However, if he were to, he might behave very strangely, according to The Prisoner of the Depths.

Romaji
Wōdāzu
Nicknames
WOD (Kcalb)
Character code
0149
State
Active (Alive)
Biological information
Species
Angel Icon Angel
Guy
Regular [Unofficial term]
Gender
Male
Height
179 cm (≈5'10")
Marital status
Residence
Grey Garden
Family members
Etihw (Sister-in-law)
Kcalb (Older Brother)
Silhouette (Niece)
Professional occupation
Occupation
Chief Angel
Affiliation
Subordinate of Etihw and Kcalb

Wodahs has short, messy, light gray hair with a stray lock, pale, colorless skin, gray eyes (one of which is unusable and covered by a circular black patch), and a pair of large, feathered wings. He wears a long black coat held by a belt over a white shirt, black tie, white gloves, and striped trousers. He wears underwear with a gray diamond pattern or blue and white vertical stripes. He does not wear ochazuke-patterned underwear. [1] He also wears black dress shoes.

During the Great War, Wodahs did not wear an eye patch. A lock of hair pierced his halo, which was slightly translucent. He wore a white coat with a high collar that covered his mouth, five gray diamond-patterned buttons, and white cuffs with a diamond-shaped cutout and a gray line accentuating the edge. He also carried two sheathed swords; one scabbard was gray, and the other had a gray diamond pattern down the center. The hilts of both swords were light gray with a dark gray diamond pattern down the center. He also held a trident with the same pattern as the sword hilts and numerous diamonds that transitioned from white to light gray and then to dark gray in the center. Wodahs also wore white: dark gray trousers with thin stripes and black shoes.