YO-TAN - VORTEX: World's End Duel

For ages, the Jaguar (Tezcatlipoca) and the Serpent (Quetzalcoatl) maintained the world's balance in a cycle of creation and destruction. However, the Smoking Mirror grew weary of the light. In a battle that lasted a thousand years and shook the foundations of the cosmos, Tezcatlipoca finally sank his claws into the heart of the Feathered Serpent.

To humiliate his greatest enemy and absorb his divine power, he not only killed him but fused the dragon's remains with his own body. Now, the wisdom and the wind that once belonged to Quetzalcoatl serve merely as armor for the jaguar god, symbolizing that night has finally devoured day. In Nahuatl culture—the language of the Aztecs (Mexicas)—*YO-TAN* is a powerful philosophical concept meaning "Light in the Darkness"
(*Yo-hual* = Night + *Tan* = derived from *Tonal*/Light).

"This is the project I’ve been working on for the past few months. I selected some of the characters I created and came up with the idea of ​​bringing them together in a single universe. There are 12 characters in total. Today, I finished the last ones: YO-TAN, THUNDER, VESPER, and JAY-JET. My initial idea is to create a game where these beings from different universes face off against each other. VORTEX: World's End Duel"