The White Tiger Byakko

The divine beast god of the west, metal, and autumn. known as the bright virtue in some areas, and is a fierce guardian of the places from where he is worshiped. Covered in thick fur that is as tough as steel cables of the same thickness and weight, he calls upon great strength and his armored body to defend his territories.

Byakko (White Tiger): Mythology Byakko, also known as Bai Hu, is a mythological spirit creature, often depicted as a large tiger with white colored fur fully replacing the portions that are normally orange for the species.

Byakko is one of the Four Symbols of Chinese constellations and is the tiger guardian of the west. In popular culture, it's often depicted as pure white or with stripes with varying shades of darkness, & is associated with the element of metal. Byakko is also connected with the virtue of righteousness, representing justice, order, and strength.