Susanoo No Mikoto Trap (Shuumatsu No Valkyrie) - Deus da Espada

PeJota*'s song 'Susanoo No Mikoto Trap (Shuumatsu No Valkyrie) - Deus da Espada' delves into the complex character of Susanoo, a deity from Japanese mythology. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Susanoo's internal conflict and his journey from a revered god to a humble warrior. The song opens with a reference to Japan's rich history and mythology, setting the stage for Susanoo's tale. Despite his divine status, Susanoo feels a profound sense of emptiness and humility, rejecting the notion of superiority often associated with gods. This is evident in lines like 'Nem penso em comandar / Re-Reneguei meu cargo expulso do céu,' where he expresses his disinterest in ruling and his expulsion from heaven.

The song also highlights Susanoo's legendary battle with Yamata no Orochi, a fearsome serpent from Japanese folklore. This battle is symbolic of his strength and prowess, yet Susanoo remains grounded, acknowledging that having everything can feel like having nothing. The recurring theme of 'Tudo é nada e nada é tudo' (Everything is nothing and nothing is everything) underscores his philosophical outlook on life and divinity. Susanoo's humility is further emphasized when he bows before a mere human, teaching a lesson in greatness and humility.

In the latter part of the song, Susanoo faces Okita Souji, a renowned swordsman, in a battle that brings him both honor and excitement. This confrontation symbolizes the eternal struggle between gods and humans, and Susanoo's respect for his opponent reflects his noble heart. The song concludes with a powerful message about self-awareness and the nature of divinity, urging listeners to understand themselves to comprehend the universe and the gods. PeJota* masterfully blends mythology, philosophy, and personal introspection in this captivating narrative, making 'Susanoo No Mikoto Trap' a profound exploration of a god's journey towards humility and self-discovery.