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Kodama (木霊) are tree spirits from Japanese folklore, often seen as glowing orbs or small, humanoid figures, whose life force is tied to their host tree, signifying a healthy forest
A digital painting shows an otherworldly forest scene. In the center, a monumental tree with dark, gnarled bark and vibrant green moss reaching towards the top dominates the view. The tree’s canopy is bathed in a pale, ethereal light, hinting at a mystical aura.
On a thick branch extending horizontally from the central tree, a slender humanoid figure sits. The figure’s skin is a muted beige, appearing bare with only minimal, dark clothing around the waist. Its face is obscured by a large, translucent bubble-like helmet that encases its head. Within this helmet, three bright, circular, teal-colored lights glow, two positioned as eyes and one below, hinting at some form of advanced technology or bio-luminescence. The figure appears to be holding or adjusting a device, possibly connecting to the helmet. From the branch beneath, small, dark, bell-shaped objects hang on thin strands.
Further down the central tree trunk, nestled in a hollow or growth, another similar humanoid figure is partially visible. This figure also has glowing teal spheres, two large ones and a smaller one, suggesting a connection to the same species or technology. It too appears to be interacting with a device.
The background is filled with
