Yamabahut

卍 Yamabahut 卍 (卍　 新世壊ヤマバホゥト 　卍) was a giant artificially-made sea of magical water created by the Sindicate of Moonless Night and located near the Yomihara city proper.

Description
Yamabahut was shaped like a massive basin of water, measured with an estimated area of 200 square miles and depth ranging 300-500 feet below the surface. The entire basin had a giant glowing red swastika, a mystical symbol within the Incubus Faction, branded on the waters.

Background
After Minomaru, who previously tortured by the Sindicate and killed by Ga Ryuzark during his captivity, resurrected and evolved into Minogami, he sought vengeance against the Incubus King and looked for him, resorting to capturing and torturing Sindicate members to reveal the King's current location, which was somewhere in Yomihara. Minogami then infiltrated the underground city and encountered the Incubus King, whom he declared to be punished with death for the crimes his forces committed against the Green World. Minogami and the King fought in the area near the Yamabahut, where the latter made sacrifices via the Daspel Magic Tools.

After the sacrifice of the four Magic Tools was completed, the Incubus King casted an artificially-created superspell that he named Gekka Bankai Ga Ryumizu, which was so powerful that it couldn't be cast normally unless it would cost the existence of a caster, via the Gate of Moonless Night 99 that would allow the King to make use of any power without any drawbacks. With the superspell, Ga Ryuzark was sent to battle and given a blue form. Since Ga Ryumizu replicates the abilities of Shiranui Mizuki, three mirror duplicates of the kaiju appeared and the Sindicate forces battling Minogami were made stronger and given water elemental powers via the spell. As a result, Minogami was put at a huge disadvantage.

Trivia

 * Its name is derived from the Aramaic term "yama bahut", (ימא בהות) meaning "waters of chaos", a phrase that describes the primordial state of the world prior to the creation of land and life in various mythologies.