extracted from the folktale and travels toward Majimun King's location. It always is intercepted by Yunta, Yui or Mabuya. Mabui Stones Mabui stones are the 'soul' pieces of Okinawa. Each one representing a vital part of the culture. Often, they represent an aspect of the culture that young people have disregarded or forgotten. When the Evilcorps (Majimun) find a Mabui stone and place it in their black jar, it seals that aspect of the Okinawan culture, and the people forget it all together. If the Majimun can collect all 9 stones, they can create a super Typhoon that will wipe out all the humans from Okinawa. Ryujin Mabuyer must retrieve all the stones and place them in his white jar in order to restore the world to normal. The 9 Mabui Stones 1.Uchina-guchi: Gives Okinawans the power to speak the Okinawan language, which comes from their hearts. 2.Ishiganto: Gives power to the Ishi-gan-to stones (found on everyone in Okinawa's homes) that keep evil spirits away. 3.Te-ge: Gives Okinawans the ability to think clearly and make up their minds. 4.Eisa: Gives Okinawans the power to dance Eisa, which they believe gives them the power to love and have children. 5.Chaganjuu: "Are you in good health?" Gives Okinawans the power to live long lives by eating healthy food and exercising. 6.Ichariba cho-de: Gives Okinawans a brotherly bond and helpful personalities. 7.Totome: Reminds Okinawans to respect and remember their ancestors. 8.Nuchi do takara: Gives Okinawans the ability to stay positive and happy, never depressed or aimless. 9.Kachashi: Gives Okinawans the ability to dance Kachashi and play the sanshin, a celebratory dance of significant cultural value. (OVA) Soul Flowers / Folklore stories and morals Seasons See also Local hero (Japan) References External links (English) Tokusatsu television series 2008 Japanese television series debuts 2010 Japanese television series endings