Suijin

was the Water Goddess of a lake that was near a village that Inuyasha and his friends came across; she was captured by a water sprite named Daija, who then posed as the water god.

History
Suijin was overthrown by one of her own water sprites, Daija, who stole her trident and managed to seal her away in a small cave due to her tiny stature without the powers of her trident. He then went on to pose as the Water God of the lake, beginning to demand sacrifices of the first born sons of the nearby villagers in repayment for keeping away droughts or floods. He also used the Trident to turn fish and crabs into his servants using its spells.

During the Story
Six months later, Inuyasha and his gang show up in the village and realize what exactly was happening when Tarōmaru, the son of the village leader, enlisted their help in defeating the Water God to stop the sacrifice of his best friend Suekichi in his place. The imposter, however, floods the shrine when they confronted him, with Miroku and Sango getting rescued soon after by two of the Water Goddess' sprites that tell them the whole truth of the fake Water God's identity. Inuyasha goes back to save Kagome while Sango and Miroku go to the cave to find the Water Goddess. They release her from her seal, only to find her tiny body as a result of her losing her powers (much to the disappointment of Miroku due to considering her attractive), and bring her to the battle.

While there, she parts the water with one of her earrings so that the others can observe the battle with the imposter, who then summoned hurricanes that could destroy the village. As the villagers began to panic, she calmly informed them that they only needed to return her trident to her in order to solve the problem. Inuyasha managed to reclaim the trident and threw it to her, but it missed and fell in the lake. Tarōmaru attempted to retrieve it, but was overpowered by the current and knocked unconscious underwater. After the death of the fake Water God, Inuyasha rescued both Tarōmaru and the trident. The Water Goddess returned to her former height upon touching it and immediately proceeded to rid the hurricanes.

Physical Description
She is a beautiful woman with long back hair, brown eyes, and pointed ears.

Outfit
The Water Goddess' outfit is consistent with the. She wears a white hadajuban, a light-pink kimono with long frilly sleeves, and indigo vest with a floral pattern, a light purple sash along the waist, and a light blue scarf along her arms.

She also wears a pair of of enchanted red beaded earring, and red beaded pins on each side of her head that she uses to bunch she of her hair on each side.

Weapons

 * Trident of Amakoi: The Trident of Amakoi was Suijin's main weapon. As the weapon of a water deity, as well as the primary means for said deity to project her desires into reality, it possessed numerous overwhelmingly powerful abilities. For instance, with only one hit, it reverted Tessaiga to its sealed form, it also easily deflected Sango's Hiraikotsu, and could easily cut through flesh and wood. Since it is a holy weapon, it could not be used by demons and humans, and only spiritual beings such as Suijin herself and the fake Suijin could use it effectively. Examples of other abilities the trident possessed are:
 * Atmokinesis: The trident has the ability to control the weather - the fake Suijin used it to summon a whirlwind to hurl Inuyasha in. Later on, with a verbal command while holding up the trident above her head, Suijin caused a raging storm to immediately disperse.
 * Hydrokinesis: The trident has the ability to control water - the fake Suijin used it to send tidal waves powerful enough to destroy trees, houses, and even carve holes into the ground. It was also hinted by Inuyasha's group that one of the fake Suijin's watery attacks actually had the power to destroy an entire village.
 * Molecular Manipulation: The trident was able to reduce any target it touched into foam.
 * Teleportation: The trident was able to teleport people and objects - the fake Suijin used it to warp Inuyasha and his friends to the bottom of the lake, and then summoned Kagome back to him in mere seconds.
 * Spell Casting: The trident enabled its possessor to cast spells, altering reality to various effects - the fake Suijin used it to attain a humanoid form, and to transform the fish and lobsters from the lake into warriors. When Suijin was reunited with her trident, its magic restored her to her true proper height.


 * Magic: As a Goddess, Suijin has excess to great magical powers, even without his trident he has shown to do great magical.
 * Solidification of the water: By simply using his earring, Suijin was able to separate the waters, leaving a part with oxygen.

Manga vs. Anime

 * In the Manga, the Water Goddess briefly falls asleep after using her earring to split the lake apart due to using too much of her energy.

Trivia

 * Her seiyū, Masako Katsuki, voiced several characters from Rumiko Takahashi's previous series. They include Yuko from  and Ten's Mother from Urusei Yatsura, and Youkihi from Ranma ½.
 * Her English voice actress, Sylvia Zaradic, was also voiced Kodachi Kuno from Ranma ½ (in addition to and ).

Media appearances
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Manga

 * Chapter 98
 * Chapter 99
 * Chapter 100

Anime
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 * Episode 27

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