Vanhalans

Vanhalans are a fictional species that originated from a 19th-century fantasy novel, 'Eでもautom Godanタイプvanhalan', written by a Japanese author, Kenji Miyamoto. This novel served as the starting point for the exploration of the vanhalan lore, which would later evolve through various media and interpretations.

In the context of the novel, vanhalans are depicted as a non-human species, often referred to as "monster" or " creature", that coexists with humans in a world where humans and anthropomorphic animals walk side by side. However, distinct interpretations evolved as the concept of vanhalans spread across different media platforms and creative communities.

Vanhalans are said to have arrived after a vast war left the world devastated and people behaving strangely. They gained control over animals' thoughts and minds, blending with human society in a state of symbiotic harmony. The resulting fusion of human and animal characteristics made them unique and distinguishable.

Vanhalans exhibit a wide variety of traits and characteristics, depending on the specific adaptation and interpretation. Some of the more common descriptions of vanhalans attribute to them mastery over earth's environmental forces, rendering them adaptable to diverse ecosystems, and portraying them as keepers of woodland magic. These qualities make vanhalans invaluable members within the society, strengthening the fabric of their interconnected lives. Despite these integral roles, vanhalans have demonstrated a neutral, passive response to significant changes, sometimes taking a meditation-like stance against contemporary chaos.