>>38075758The Rushibutt is a legendary object of worship[1], widely revered among the /るみな/ native cultures, mainly of the fandead, lollipop, and nekofami peoples[2].
According to local legends, the Rushibutt originated in their divine "wife" figure, Uruha Rushia, and has been adored as a symbol of wealth, beauty, grace and favor ever since[3]. The most prominent archaeological evidences of this were mostly found in the natively held /vt/ general threads, dated to circa 2.000 CE, where many artistic representations were conserved for the last few millenia[4][5].
Many assert mythical powers to the Rushibutt, passed down via textual tradition; it is said to be capable of blessing worshippers with plentiful life, peace of heart, ward off evil spirits of bait posts, and cure mental conditions such as schizophrenia[6]. Though small regional variants emerge, the tradition of such magical properties is widespread through the land[7] and widely agreed upon by scholars and specialists[8][9][10].
Similarly related magical objects of adoration include the Nazubutt[11] and Mikebutt[12][13], which some attribute as manifestations of the same three-form goddess whose worship is central to the /るみな/ peoples[14].
