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Seiryu (Qing Long)

Seiryu

In Chinese mythology, the blue dragon represents the Spring season and the East direction. Original pastel drawing by artist Rebecca Wang.

This little mystical dragon wants to say hi.

The seiryu azure dragon, symbolizing Tatsuo Shimabuku, as seen in depictions of the goddess (Megami) of Isshinryu Karate. The Kanji on the right read "Tatsuo" (Dragon Man) and the Kanji on the bottom read "Isshinryu Karate".

The fruit is spherical and slightly oblong in shape, somewhat resembling a pinecone. Its blue exterior gives the appearance of having overlapping scales: each "scale" has a small, dark-blue oval in the middle that bears a signature Devil Fruit spiral at the bottom, while the scales' outer portions are of a lighter-blue shade. On its top, the fruit possesses orange leaves and two identical, separate stems, with one being purple and the other a lighter pink shade.