Daxter is an Otsel after all (combination OTter and weaSEL). I like the otter and am appreciative of knowledge of this mythological creature I never knew existed. Thanks!
the kushtaka originates from the pacific northwest native americans mainly the Inglets. Kushtaka can take human form but still have their tails, also kushtaka have been known to used enchanted food to transform people into kushtaka.
Well said, Silvermage. The Kushtaka or Kooshdakhaa are (at least in name) of Tlingit origin, from the Alaskan panhandle and parts of Brilish Columbia. Kooshda means "(river) otter", and "-khaa" (or "qhaa") means "man".
I don't know what they are called, I heard it while Googleing the hallucinogenic effects of tobacco for my book a while ago, though the tribe the legend appears in is the Bororo tribe.
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Joeyliverwurst
You are pure evil.
chipchilinka
Even more evil that you thought.
AlrightOwl
Aww, stop, I think it's lovely! You'll love your new life as a kushtaka! So adorable! <3
Joeyliverwurst
I think mind control is synonymous with kushtaka, so I likely would whatever my current leanings.
Ciervo
Eh, we can forgo the mind control for now ... in order to see your reaction >:D
whogives
very interesting not bad they are cute reminds me of jak the video game
Akai
Daxter is an Otsel after all (combination OTter and weaSEL). I like the otter and am appreciative of knowledge of this mythological creature I never knew existed. Thanks!
tenkokukutiw
buen chiste
:)
Mexwerewolf
LOL!!!!
Silvermage
the kushtaka originates from the pacific northwest native americans mainly the Inglets. Kushtaka can take human form but still have their tails, also kushtaka have been known to used enchanted food to transform people into kushtaka.
Seadog-driftwood
Well said, Silvermage. The Kushtaka or Kooshdakhaa are (at least in name) of Tlingit origin, from the Alaskan panhandle and parts of Brilish Columbia. Kooshda means "(river) otter", and "-khaa" (or "qhaa") means "man".
YA-in-the-cafe
They have were otters in Brazil too, they transform by swallowing a raw tobacco leaf.
Ciervo
Oh, nice! What are they called? :D
YA-in-the-cafe
I don't know what they are called, I heard it while Googleing the hallucinogenic effects of tobacco for my book a while ago, though the tribe the legend appears in is the Bororo tribe.