We all know the story- the land of Nippon was saved by the great god Amaterasu, and later saved by her son Chibiterasu. But there is another part to the legend. This is the tale of the daughter of the sun: Akimeterasu, and her battle to protect the land of Nippon. Laughs, friends, betrayal, war, love, and unending darkness awaits the young wolf. This is the story of the dark Okami.

Petits drabbles rédigés lors d'ateliers qui portent sur l'univers d'Okami. Venez replonger dans l'ambiance et l'univers de ce monde si enchanteur !

Sei-An City and Ankoku Shrine have been abandoned for centuries, memorials to a plague that still haunts the city's ashes. It's among the ruins of the shrine, however, that a young woman who is more closely connected to the ruins than she'd like discovers that there may be a way to save the people of the city. But can she save herself? (Rated T for imagery and violence)

About princess Himiko in her youth and she always thought that in Nippon there was something she needed besides peace and tribes in harmony.

*FADE OUT REWRITE* She was not told the truth about what hid in her bloodline. It was a wanted sign visible to demons. A stigma in the eyes of the Oina. But this odd man in pink, this stranger, his kind demeanor... She should have been grateful for him.

After her powers were stripped from her again, Amaterasu couldn't see the point continuing the fight with Yami. How could she fight for anyone when they all didn't believe her. That was when Issun proved she was wrong.

Summer nights are for them.

An alternate ending where Kurow lives, Chibi and his partners are all happy, and Capcom gives me 3 million to cover emotional damages. (Rated K just to be safe but it's for like... Kurow getting zapped by exorcism slips idk it's mild)

Before Amaterasu left to battle Yami upon the Ark, she traveled around Nippon one last time. Both a goodbye and a means to remind herself on what she was fighting to preserve, the Goddess left a special gift to a certain few. There is no doubt that purple is truly Oki's color.

When Oki was a boy, he grew up with the stories of many a monster who patrolled Kamui. Never did he imagine that he would come face to face with one, or that she may spare his life.

La princesa Himiko en su juventud y siempre pensaba que en Nippon había algo que necesitaba además de la paz y las tribus en armonía.

"I will bear my fangs against the monsters that seek the destruction of the world." these were the thoughts of the great Sun God before she descended upon the Lower Plains disguising herself as a wolf. Of course she found great allies along the way; however her duty as Okami forces her to make difficult decisions. will she succeed in her duties or fall to ruin? (Crossover X AU)

Issun won't stop begging to see her in a different light and Luna really doesn't want to show THAT form to other people, yet he won't stop begging. She gives in, showing him a form only few others are aware of. So, even the Lunar Tribe God's have a human form? Luna belongs to me, all else to rightful owners.

Amaterasu's life before Nippon, Orochi, everything. Amaterasu had lived a sheltered life until the day a ship crashed on the Celestial Plain. The boy who came from it tells of evil and prophecies. Oh Izanagi, you can't keep Ammy out of love forever.

Waka was jealous, jealous of the Sun God who had been traveling with HIS Goddess, yet he knows its not meant to be. Confronted by Amaterasu he leaves before giving a full reason, before Amaterasu and Luna are in Sei-An City. She trusts Amaterasu to protect her...but Luna still gets harassed and Waka doesn't take well to it. How exactly does everyone feel? (Luna belongs to me.)

Luna and Amaterasu are headed to Sei-An City, yet Luna has some fun yet Amaterasu doesn't enjoy it. After revealing a different Brush Technique they aren't familiar with, she explains a little bit of her past. Amaterasu has a heart-to-heart with her and Issun finds himself seeing a blooming love, even as Waka watches from afar. Luna belongs to me, rest to Bandai.

Amaterasu is starting his journey with Issun and after encountering Waka, they decide to visit Madame Fawn, who gives a prediction leaving them confused. Yet the meet a wolf just like Amaterasu but she looks different. She follows them and soon joins them, and soon finds herself liking them and they stay together. It seems a Prophet has to give up his wolf for Nippon...and her.

Tragedy once again strikes heaven and Ammy is forced back on Earth, powerless and human. Between recovering her lost powers and memories and fighting old and new enemies, she finds what she longs for where she least expected. (Previously Lone Wolf No More, cowritten with Isa Fuchs)

Tsukimaru and Amaterasu, the Eclipse Goddess and the Sun God. Opposites, yet they are similar. Can the Sun get the Eclipse to remove the darkness over her heart and open up. Can they put aside their differences and become friends, or remain enemies forever? Waka, Amaterasu and Okami to Capcom, Tsukimaru to me. T for violence.

Verel, High Overlord of darkness, has slated Nippon for destruction. Can a teenage boy in the form of the dark wolf Shinryu stop a force so destructive even the power of the sun goddess pales against it?

There's many quirks to traveling in the earthly realm, but Ammy's going to teach Chibi the important things.

A new evil has descended upon the land of Nippon. Amaterasu is thrown back into the fray, with new and improved human...-ish... form. She will face new dangers and reunite with old friends to dispel the evil. Betrayals will be had and love will bloom. Warnings: Character Death and Betrayal. Oki x Amaterasu Inspired By Solarflare's Sunrise

Twice during her adventure, Amaterasu feels another presence similar to hers. A smaller one, that also wields a Celestial Brush... [Amaterasu/Waka, Reupload and Rewrite, contains spoilers for both Okami and Okamiden]

These are the accounts of the birth of Amaterasu's children, the Brush Gods.

With darkness vanquished from Nippon, the sun goddess seemed destined to an eternity of peace and happiness. But life is never that simple...