Takemikazuchi

Loud and carefree, Takemikazuchi has a very dominant personality. His behavior stands in stark contrast to Kiun's stern and reserved disposition. He can also be quite lazy, expressing reluctance to fulfill the mission he was entrusted with by the heavens at one point. Fitting his reputation as a god versed in combat, he seems to be bored with how peaceful Takamagahara is at present, claiming that he would've liked it if it was under some kind of threat for a change. Takemikazuchi has a strong desire to obtain a blessed regalia, especially after seeing how powerful Kazuma's attack on Kiun was despite him being just an earring. In one conversation with Kiun, he even commands him in a somewhat comic fashion to become his blessed regalia (albeit Kiun's opinion on the nature of blessed regalia is very different from his master's).

left|thumb|Takemikazuchi as part of the Execution Squad. Takemikazuchi's appearance is that of a relatively young man, somewhere near Daikoku and Yato's ages appearance-wise. He has long, straight dark hair that is usually tied back in a short ponytail with a red braided cord, and two long fringes hanging from above his forehead over his ears. In preparation for a subjugation, Takemikazuchi is seen wearing combat gear consisting of black pants, boots, gauntlets and a short kimono or possibly [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosode kosode] with an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obi_(sash) obi] made of what seems to be leopard fur (later altered to be tiger fur). His obi has a sheathed sword attached to it. In this appearance, Takemikazuchi's face is completely obscured by a white Divine Covering, showing only some of his hair. Outside of battle, he is typically seen wearing [https://japanesetraditionalclothingwafuku.wordpress.com/kariginu/ kariginu], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakama#Sashinuki_hakama sashinuki hakama], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zori zori] sandals. This outfit is normally only worn today by Shinto priests or during ceremonies, but was worn as an informal outfit by nobility and courtiers in the Heian and Kamakura Period. During Kamuhakari, Takemikazuchi wore [https://sengokudaimyo.com/garb/mens-outfits bukan sokutai], the formal court wear for military officials during the same periods. His past incarnation was seen wearing a [https://www.japanese-wiki-corpus.org/culture/Kettekino%20ho,%20open%20sleeve%20seams%20outer%20robe.html ketteki no ho] robe (the same kind worn in the Kamuhakari outfit) open over his undergarments.