It is also interesting to note that Moro implies that only spirits who deny or run away from death turn into Demon Gods Gives a bit more insight to the nature of the "disease."ģ. The Demon Gods, Tatarigami, could be literally translated as "Calamity Gods." The word tatari means disasters beyond human comprehension or reason possibly caused by vengeance or wrath of the spirits/gods. And fittingly enough, even in death he grants life.Ģ. It is why it does not speak, nor seemingly aids any side: the Deer God merely IS, giving life and taking it away. He represents not nature (like how Moro and Ottoko and all the other spirits did) but rather is a translation of the Natural Force itself: They very cycle of life and death. The Deer God being "life itself" actually is the perfect description. Here's my own two cents on the movie, after rewatching along:ġ.
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