Sin Yokai

**Sin Yokai** are beings who are the embodiment of sin itself.

## Physical Appearance

Sin Yokai can take on any form. They can either be humanoid or anthropomorphic

## Description

Sin Yokai are the embodiment of sin itself. They represent the various sins that people would have. The most common are the seven deadly sins. Though there are other sins like fraud, hate and melancholy. Sin Yokai can take on any form since they are part of the embodiment family. Each one being unique from one another.

## Abilities

Here are the abilities that Sin Yokai have in their arsenal:

* All Sin Powers
* Corruption Manipulation
* Deadly Sin Projection
* Evil Empowerment
* Malefic Force Manipulation
* Sin Empowerment
* Sin Manipulation
* Vice Inducement

### The Seven Deadly Sins

* Envy Embodiment
* Gluttony Embodiment
* Greed Embodiment
* Lust Embodiment
* Pride Embodiment
* Sloth Embodiment
* Wrath Embodiment

### Others

* Fraud Embodiment
* Hate Embodiment
* Heresy Embodiment
* Melancholy Embodiment
* Temptation Embodiment
* Treachery Embodiment
* Violence Embodiment

### Associations

* Archdemon Physiology
* Concept Embodiment
* Death Aspect Manifestation
* Demon Physiology
* Disposition Embodiment
* Evil Embodiment
* Satanic Incarnation
* Transcendent Demon Physiology

## Pop Culture

The seven deadly sins are the most well-known sins. It consists of sloth, lust, gluttony, greed, pride, envy and wrath. Little known sins are fraud, hate, heresy, melancholy, temptation, treachery, and violence.

## Variations

### Envy Yokai

Envy is one of the seven deadly sins in which people are envious towards those who have something that the latter doesn't have.

### Gluttony Yokai

Gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins in which people are constantly hungry and are willing to eat anything on sight.

### Greed Yokai

Greed is one of the seven deadly sins in which people are stingy when it comes to spending money or giving money to others.

### Lust Yokai

Lust is one of the seven deadly sins in which people are always looking for someone to have sexual intercourse with.

### Pride Yokai

Pride is one of the seven deadly sins in which people are egotistical and arrogant. Believing that they're better than anyone else.

### Sloth Yokai

Sloth is one of the seven deadly sins in which people are extremely lazy and will have other people do the work for them instead of doing it themselves.

### Wrath Yokai

Wrath is one of the seven deadly sins in which people has anger issues and they are quick to become angry.

### Fraud Yokai

Yokai who will lie to just about anything so they can make themselves look good in front of others.

### Heresy Yokai

Yokai who will question anything that is generally accept by most of the population.

### Melancholy Yokai

Yokai who are pensively sad for no reason.

### Temptation Yokai

Yokai who will convince others to give in their temptations.

### Treachery Yokai

Yokai who are known for betraying others in order to achieve their own personal goals.

### Violence Yokai

Yokai who chooses violence over anything else for any situation.

### Demon Yokai

Sin Yokai are part of the demon family since they are the embodiment of things that people try not to break under their oath of God.

## Life in the Hidden World

Sin Yokai can live in any part of the Hidden World. They use their powers to convince others to commit sins. Depending on the sin, their powers will grow stronger. However, if no one commits a sin, their powers are weakened. They can extend their own life span, use it as a weapon or cause others to sin/be evil. Some can take on a physical form. Some can take on a spiritual form. Sin Yokai can commit any sin they want and can also augment their inducements on a victim until they are rendered completely insane or dead. This varies between yokai. It depends on what specific kind of sin they can control over.

## Symbolism

Sīn or Suen, and in Aramaic syn, syn’, or even shr 'moon', or the Sumerian pendant Nannar was the god of the moon and planet in the Mesopotamian religions of Sumer, Akkad, Assyria, Babylonia and Aram, and was worshipped into the Islamic period in Harran, still represented as crescent in many Islamic flags of states. Nanna is the son of Enlil and Ninlil, and was identified with the Semitic Sīn. The two chief seats of worship were Ur in the south of Mesopotamia and Harran in the north. A moon god by the same name was later worshipped in South Arabia.