Character Description

The Tibuwan lives deep underground as a ferocious crocodile. Contrasting its eyes and teeth of flowing lava, its hide is composed of a dark layer of volcanic stone. When angered, it can cause earthquakes and floods on the surface. Saved as a hatchling by the moon goddess Buwani, the Tibuwan carries a child-like attachment to her. Although it was initially jealous of her children, seeing their tragic fate has instead nurtured its protective nature. Instead of continuing its jealousy, it vowed to guard and protect the moon goddess and the many stars that are her children. No longer just fierce and intimidating, the Tibuwan grew to be loyal and devoted.

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Personality Traits

Where the Kinokawa is an aggressive protector, with a harsh division between what’s inside and outside of their circle, Tibuwan takes a more gentle approach at dealing with others. Tibuwans enjoy a practical approach to life. They are the very definition of “businesslike”. It’s not that they don’t have fun, but rather that they enjoy all things in moderation.

 

One of a Tibuwan’s favorite things is progress. Oftentimes, they pick their hobbies or their work off of what gives them the greatest sense of accomplishment. They’re efficient and analytical at work, and they’re quick to pick up whatever skills they try their hands at.

 

While Tibuwans may enjoy efficiency, placing too much focus on it can take the fun out of life. Many Tibuwans will contrast their high-intensity lifestyles with much more relaxing hobbies, although they might have to coax themselves into putting a pause on work first. It may not come naturally to them, but Tibuwans are some of the best vacationers in the zodiac.