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I think they are getting lazier each time too.

But arent kappas and yamawaro related as 河童 and 山童? might make sense why they are similar.

And about the recolored Aya 「射命丸」 and 「飯綱丸」 both share 「丸」.
But blue is 「飯綱」 which is an owner of a kudagitsune.
And Tsukasa is a kudagitsune and Iizunamaru uses Tsukasa fulfilling her name.

Tsukasa herself whether:
*「典」as a set of rules in her contract or
*「使さ」as the personification of being used and serving others or
*「司」as the personification that she in fact is served by others
Foxes are clever and they rarely truly help anyone

Tsukasa is a sexy fox that wears transparent window courtain clothes
She gets on your arm around 20-30cm in length and hides in your sleves to whisper you advice
I would gladly infest my house, soul and body with a life sucking deceptive fox that promises me big things in a sweet voice

I imagine Chimata as personification of a patchwork of people, groups and interests tied together in the one big market under the sky that gods made that is all encompassing, pure and eternal which is considered the image of pure nature
I never remember which of yin-yang is the one that settled down and made earth that is impure, full of suffering, sadness and cruelty and which rose to be pure, eternal, peaceful and full of ease「楽」and I'm sure it refers to the nature of Chimata.
Also note that the moon is seen as a pure place. The sky place where you don't age and face no sin (besides meeting a sacrificial rabbit immortalized in it). "Lunar market".

But her name uses the sky and heaven character but it means simply nature in this context (like　「天敵」 meaning natural enemy in food chains and not heavenly).
Sky and nature because market is a natural principle like any natural phenomena and it always develops.

She bridges all nations and all individuals under her cape of infinite and eternal sky to which she is related in name with 「天弓」 as rainbow.
In japanese all colors of rainbow symbolize a perfect spectrum which could refer to all people
And using this name for a rainbow is chinese and note that rainbows connect places since they have two ends and look like bridges you can find in asia in the chinese cultural sphere.

Chimata　「千亦」as a thousand of repeats probably refers to how a market always develops no matter how many times it is regulated out of existence and not a thousand of mankos「股」
More commonly used sounds written 「巷」mean the street, the public, the place where people gossip, gather and trade.
I like it. And her two hands one up and one down probablyh refers to price/demand always in fluctuation.