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'''Haythatcher''' (カヤノスヅクリ ''Kayanosuzukuri'') is one of the in-world creatures of [[Shin Sekai Yori]]. They make an appearance in the novel and anime. |
'''Haythatcher''' (カヤノスヅクリ ''Kayanosuzukuri'') is one of the in-world creatures of [[Shin Sekai Yori]]. They make an appearance in the novel and anime. |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| + | : The Haythatcher gets its name from the fact that it builds its nest in fields of silver grass, but in reality, it more often makes it out of reeds near riverbanks. They have to make a lot of nests, and do not raise their young, so their nests are always crude-looking. Most of them are really exposed, and as haythatchers just leave it the way it is once a nest is finished, the edges are usually pointy.<ref>[[Part I: Chapter 05]]</ref> |
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==History== |
==History== |
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Revision as of 00:09, 13 May 2014
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| Kanji | カヤノスヅクリ |
| Rōmaji | Kayanosuzukuri |
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| Novel | Part I: Chapter 05 |
Haythatcher (カヤノスヅクリ Kayanosuzukuri) is one of the in-world creatures of Shin Sekai Yori. They make an appearance in the novel and anime.
Description
- The Haythatcher gets its name from the fact that it builds its nest in fields of silver grass, but in reality, it more often makes it out of reeds near riverbanks. They have to make a lot of nests, and do not raise their young, so their nests are always crude-looking. Most of them are really exposed, and as haythatchers just leave it the way it is once a nest is finished, the edges are usually pointy.[1]
History
See also
References & Citations
- ↑ Part I: Chapter 05