As-tu Like + Boost + Commentaire ? Accroche-toi, fan de Naruto, celle-là va te surprendre ! La gourde de Gaara, un détail iconique, serait inspirée d'une source... inattendue.
Selon une rumeur persistante, elle serait basée sur les testicules d'un tanuki, un animal du folklore japonais associé à la fertilité. Un lien symbolique et culturel profond se cacherait derrière ce design original.
Le tanuki, souvent représenté avec des attributs exagérés, est un symbole de chance. Cette inspiration méconnue ajouterait une nouvelle dimension à la personnalité de Gaara. Alors, mythe ou réalité ?
00:00You liked the concept of anecdotes and you selected Naruto, let's go.
00:05So, take this one with a grain of salt, because I have a Naruto story about Gaara and his water bottle,
00:11very large gourd, which would apparently be inspired by the testicles of a tanuki.
00:17Yes, so, it would come to be said mainly, but according to several people who agreed on this,
00:24There is no validation from the mangaka, but Gaara's gourd will have been based on the testicles of an animal from Japanese folklore which is the tanuki.
00:34The tanuki is basically a dog, a raccoon, a legendary animal in Japanese folklore,
00:39often depicted with exaggerated features, such as his testicles,
00:43and it would be a symbol of luck and fertility.
00:46Which apparently, according to people on edit, would fit perfectly with the theme.
00:50If we see the subtle and culturally deep connection that some fans have been able to notice.
00:56And, in truth, beyond the gourd, it was mainly Gaara's attitude that made me think of that, apparently.
01:02It's because it reminds them of an old Japanese folklore,
01:05which is that the tanuki, themselves, carried their testicles there in the same way that Gaara carries his gourd,
01:11the jinchuriki, I think, from memory, of Shukaku, on his back.
01:17So.
01:17Do what you will with this information, I don't know what to do with it.
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