アシュラ

Original Title:アシュラ

Languages:

  • Russian: Асура
  • Japanese: アシュラ
  • Chinese: 阿修罗
Ashura is a name that appears in various cultures and works, carrying multiple meanings. In Buddhism, Ashura is one of the six realms, described as a warlike deity, often in conflict with the Devas. In anime and manga, 'Ashura' often refers to a character or title of a work, such as the manga by George Akiyama and its anime film adaptation, which tells the story of a savage child surviving in a time of famine. Additionally, 'Kengan Ashura' is a manga and anime focused on martial arts, where the protagonist is nicknamed 'Ashura'. In gaming, 'Asura's Wrath' is an action game where the protagonist, Asura, is a betrayed demigod fighting for revenge. In 'Guild Wars 2', the Asura are a diminutive race known for their high intelligence and alchemy. Furthermore, Ashura is a day of commemoration in Islam, holding different significance for Sunni and Shia Muslims. Overall, the name 'Ashura' encompasses a range of concepts, from religious deities to fictional characters and diverse cultural interpretations.