Brahma, the creator deity of Tenkūkai, anchors the series’ mythos as an intangible yet pivotal force. Having relinquished his mortal form 10,000 years before the central narrative, he imprisoned the Asura Gods with his divine might, bequeathing his sacred Shakti armor as both relic and safeguard. This artifact channels godlike power but demands equilibrium between light and darkness to awaken its full potential. Shurato Hidaka and Gai Kuroki, childhood friends from Earth, emerge as dual heirs to Brahma’s legacy. Shurato personifies the armor’s luminous aspect, while Gai, twisted by malevolent influences, embodies its shadow. Their fates intertwine through the Shakti, whose ultimate strength surfaces only when their opposing forces unite—a testament to Brahma’s vision of cosmic balance. This duality underscores the series’ core tenet: harmony between extremes sustains existence. Later arcs pivot on struggles to wield Brahma’s power, notably during clashes with Shiva, the destruction goddess. When Shurato briefly falls to dark Sohma’s corruption, the narrative exposes the peril of imbalance—highlighting Brahma’s void and the tenuousness of his ordained order. Gai’s sacrificial act, paired with Shurato’s reclaimed resolve, enables them to momentarily summon Brahma’s armor, vanquishing Shiva and mending the fractured equilibrium. The *Dark Genesis* OVA delves deeper into threats spawned by Brahma’s legacy, though the deity endures as an abstract emblem rather than a physical presence. His influence lingers symbolically, reinforcing unity and balance as antidotes to annihilation. The saga closes with Shurato and Gai’s spirits pledging to pursue enduring harmony, ensuring Brahma’s ideals transcend their mortal trials.