Seiryū

Seiryū (青竜 Seiryū), the Azure Dragon, is one of the Four Gods and is the protector of the East in the Akuma-kun anime.
==Appearance==
Seiryu is a giant Asian dragon, with a long body covered in blue scales, with a yellow underside and blue eyebrows. Around its head is a white mane, two thin horns and a pair of whiskers. White tufts of hair are on the sides of its legs, each foot has three toes facing forward and one facing back, where they are tipped with white claws. Its eyes are blank yellow, a trait shared with the other members of the Four Gods.
==Personality==
==History==
===Anime===
Hakutaku, a black-akuma from Japan, worked with and Pluto and Belial under Lucifer to control the Four Gods. They were awaken by this and were caught off-guard, falling under their control with ancient spiritual powers. They are then ordered to pull out the rock pillar of the underworld. The black-akuma fought against Shingo and the Apostles who came to stop the Four Gods, and they cornered them. However, the Four Gods were freed from the curse with Solomon's Flute with Shingo and others' energies, and the animal gods instantly defeated and vanished the black-akumas into dusts.
==Powers and Abilities==
Divine Powers:
Energy Wave:
Levitation: Seiryū is able to float and fly in the air without the use of wings.
==Legend==
The Azure Dragon, is one of the Four Symbols of the Chinese constellations. It represents the east, spring, the color azure (green or blue), and the wood element in Wuxing. It is known by many names such as Qīnglóng in Chinese, Seiryu in Japanese, Thanh Long in Vietnamese and Cheongnyong in Korean. It is also one of the Dragon Gods who represent the chthonic or mount forces of the Five Forms of the Highest Deity.
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