B for Benienma
Small Japanese Folklore lesson: Benienma is written as ç´…é–»é”, with é–»é” (enma) meaning a "judge of Hell" (which she is) and the ç´… meaning "red", so she is the "red judge of Hell" (technically it's more "crimson" but I'm just going to use "red").
The original Folklore of her is based of Shita-kiri Suzume, the "Tongue-Cut Sparrow", a fable that tells about friendship, greed and jealousy. Thanks for reading.
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