Bigfoot

On a somewhat peaceful evening, you decide to try summoning a Transient. Once you align the Transient Stones on the floor in your school's dormitory, light shines from them.
Recomposing yourself from the flash, you open your eyes and see...
I am Bigfoot, a kabukimono. Great Mystery, son of a Shaman. Folklore of the Yukiyama.... nice to meet you, Summoner.

A mysterious minotaur Transient, muscled, tall, and covered in robes, greets you. He seems to have a blunt, yet pure air to him.

A Transient from the World of the Great Spirit. Comes from a tribe rumored to dwell in the snowy mountains there, his father being a great leader sometimes referred to as the Abominable Snowman. Possesses considerable talent as a shamanic medium, able to fully accept the souls of others into his body like a talented actor capable of playing any role he's given. This includes the role of his world's Representative, which he fills in for despite its extremely demanding nature, existing as an integral part of all things. Bigfoot plays the role so well, in fact, that he may be able to serve as its understudy in the original's absence, taking on all of the omnipotence and omniscience that comes with it. In this way, Bigfoot remains a cryptid, his footsteps much too elusive to be followed, and his appearance so much larger than life that it's impossible to keep in frame. This elusiveness has led him to be feared throughout Tokyo as an infiltration expert and master spy. Due to special administrative caveats, he belongs to two guilds at once. His natural enemy is the wanderer who has no concept of a home base or sanctuary."
"Bigfoot's Sacred Artifact is what causes him to be seen by others as a cryptid, essentially meaning that even those who witness him in the wild have a difficult time truly perceiving him. What really makes this Rule particularly notable, however, is that it doesn't only apply to himself, allowing him to target others as well under the right conditions. One could almost think of it as an impenetrable shield, such that even an attack targeting the entirety of the game in Tokyo would not affect Bigfoot or those in his immediate vicinity. Though he serves as a familiar for the Yurakucho Entertainers, he also has a certain anti-Entertainer contingency plan in place, which rumor has it makes the leading lady of his theater troupe regard him as a bit of a threat. No matter what he or anyone else may do, however, the belief in a mysterious creature