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More characters from the Nagual Fic, this time I introduce you to the rest of Mazateikautl's squad.
Ikikunari: I gave him a Purepecha name because the main Purepecha city, Tzintzinzun was called “place of the hummingbird”. The gauze hip cloth he wears was commonly worn by the Maya and his tattoos are based on how the Huastec people tattooed themselves according to archeological finds.
The wind pictogram is how the Mexica (Aztecs) depicted speech in Codices and he has the Maya “wind” glyph on his right chest. The hummingbird on his left chest is drawn in the way the hummingbirds are depicted in Mexica Codices. Because of their feisty nature, Hummingbirds were considered great warriors in past lives. His hummingbird species is called the Bumblebee Hummingbird, because they are tiny but mighty!
Jun Ja’ Imix: His net cape is a Checuentli, one of two net capes commonly worn by the Mexica. His spider monkey tattoo is based on Maya art on pottery. I used the Maya naming convention (is that the term?) where they used the Maya Haab Calendar mixed with another chosen name. He was born on the first day of the month of Imix, and then added Ja' later to his name. So he's called Jun (Maya for One) Ja' (Huastec Maya for Water) Imix (The etymology of Imix derives from river, lake, or sea)

Description
More characters from the Nagual Fic, this time I introduce you to the rest of Mazateikautl's squad.
Ikikunari: I gave him a Purepecha name because the main Purepecha city, Tzintzinzun was called “place of the hummingbird”. The gauze hip cloth he wears was commonly worn by the Maya and his tattoos are based on how the Huastec people tattooed themselves according to archeological finds.
The wind pictogram is how the Mexica (Aztecs) depicted speech in Codices and he has the Maya “wind” glyph on his right chest. The hummingbird on his left chest is drawn in the way the hummingbirds are depicted in Mexica Codices. Because of their feisty nature, Hummingbirds were considered great warriors in past lives. His hummingbird species is called the Bumblebee Hummingbird, because they are tiny but mighty!
Jun Ja’ Imix: His net cape is a Checuentli, one of two net capes commonly worn by the Mexica. His spider monkey tattoo is based on Maya art on pottery. I used the Maya naming convention (is that the term?) where they used the Maya Haab Calendar mixed with another chosen name. He was born on the first day of the month of Imix, and then added Ja' later to his name. So he's called Jun (Maya for One) Ja' (Huastec Maya for Water) Imix (The etymology of Imix derives from river, lake, or sea)