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Takato is from a previous OC's history that I've played. He comes from an Earth where many things are similar, however, they have a magical and mythological twist to them. Many of the magical aspects of this Earth are hidden within the world including Takato himself.

Takato's mirror was created during the Edo period (1603-1868 AD) around June 19th, 1798 AD by a famous mirror maker of the time. In order for him to inhabit the mirror, he had to traverse through the 4th plane and down to Earth. Like many mythica at the time, he was somewhat powerful but not enough to traverse back and forth between Earth's plane and the 4th dimension. Takato was being attacked by another spirit at the time of his descent to Earth. It was a malicious spirit that was going to use the mirror for harm, and Takato didn't want that. So he fought the spirit, defeated it, and due to the lack of energy he couldn't return back to his own plane of existence. The battle caused him to stay dormant within the mirror for some time upon his inhabiting it.

The mirror he inhabited was given as a gift to a family in Japan, and this is where he would stay for quite some time. Within the family's
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Initially reserved about Takahiro, due to his prior run in with Gendou, Takato’s mind is changed when the man treats him kindly and like his own son for a long time. Takato's treatment within the household is reminiscent of his time with the Anabuki family. However, even during this time period, mythica are wary and trying to keep a low profile after the witch hunts, which decimated many mythica families. The Wakahisa household was a place where mythica could find some reprieve from their travels throughout the world. Takahiro, unlike the previous family heads, is open towards such creatures. Throughout their time together they visit and speak to many mythica within Japan and Takato finally finds a place to call

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