Mulungu

Mulungu is a male deity.
When the birds of the Earth appealed to him to make them colorful, Mulungu heeded their request and painted many birds in different colors. However, one bird named Che Mlanda impatiently cut the line and demanded that Mulungu paint him next. At first, Mulungu told Che Mlanda to wait his turn, but when the bird continued to disrupt his work, the god painted Che Mlanda a dull brown as punishment for his impertinence.
==Biography==
===Early life===
Mulungu lived in Africa.
===Painting the birds===
Long ago, all the birds had white feathers and longed to be as colorful as the flowers. They prayed to the great god Mulungu, who descended to Earth with brushes and paints. He told the birds to form a line and wait their turn to be painted while he gave each their own colorful plumage. At first, the queue formed accordingly, and Mulungu began to give each bird their own plumage. Then an impatient bird named Che Mlanda cut the queue and demanded that Mulungu paint him next.
Initially, Mulungu instructed Che Mlanda to wait his turn, but when the bird continually disrupted his work, the god agreed to paint him. However, as punishment for Che Mlanda's impatience, Mulungu painted the bird a drab brown.
==Physical appearance==
Mulungu has shades of brown, orange, and red on his face. His eyes are brown.
==Personality and traits==
Mulungu is gracious and kind. He was willing to spend long hours painting the birds of the Earth and showed patience in his dealings with Che Mlanda. However, when aggravated, Mulungu will punish the perpetrator.
==Appearances==
* Rafiki Remembers
** How the Birds got their Colours
==Trivia==
* "Mulungu" is a common name for the creator deity in a number of Bantu languages and cultures in East and Central Africa.
==References==
Category:Characters
Category:Culture
Category:Deities
Category:Males