/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>4972151

Such is the way of things.
Perhaps if there was a none too messy way of doing it, it would be a good time to exhume Kurama, Kuugen, Xiaomu and the rest from the bowels of /a/...
But again, too messy.

Then the fox eats the rabbit.

>>4753129

You mean 100% (and then some) cleverly disguised as 25%?

>>4735643

Do you mean "strongest" or "most powerful"?

>>4459047

Mythology. For example, Abe no Seimei and Takeda Katsuyori were supposedly the offspring of a human and a kitsune.

That said, it only seems to apply to youkai that are either nearly indistinguishable from humans by default or have the ability to shapeshift into a nearly perfect human form.

fox_ears

>>4362152

"The pilot and weapons operator are in paradise now, but we have glanced into hell and have the film and radar plots to prove it."

>>4083327

Every setting that has a kitsune-type character fails to use it for any extended storytelling. Including some settings where the character in question is the main character.

It's a curse or something.

>>4021728

As you can see the curse of the nine-tailed fox spirit has struck and spirited away a couple of words here and there, but you get the picture.

>>4009657

... OR did Ran just turn your sight to believe you did?

Never know with them foxes.

>>3857409

Japanese equivalent of the old testament way of reasoning. Ie, another way of saying humans are ignorant assholes.
And in either case, in those legends where the two are forced apart they usually end up meeting in secret anyway.

Although you might have reason to worry if you are in any position of power, since kitsune are apparently quite fond of infiltrating courts and staging coups.

Everyday?
Sure.