kyuubi

A fox (or fox girl) with nine tails.

This is stated in Japanese lore to be the pinnacle of age and power for a kitsune, and takes at least 800 years to attain, 100 years for each extra tail the kitsune grows as their power and age increases. Kyuubi are supposedly near-godlike in power. The Korean equivalent is called a gumiho/kumiho, while the Chinese equivalent is called a huli jing (although, traditionally, kumiho are much more likely to be murderous and evil than playful and nice, and may not always have nine tails despite the hanja/hanji being that for "nine-tailed fox").

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Notable Kyuubi

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The following tags are aliased to this tag: kumiho and nine-tailed_fox (learn more).

This tag implicates kitsune and multiple_tails (learn more).


这在日本传说中据说这是Kitsune的年龄和力量的巅峰之作,至少需要800年才能达到100年,每条额外的尾巴都会随着其力量和年龄的增加而增长。据称,Kyuubi在权力上几乎是神。韩国同等学历称为古米霍/库米霍,而中国同等学历则称为huli jing(尽管传统上,库米霍(Kumiho)比嬉戏和善良的可能性更容易被谋杀和邪恶,并且可能并不总是有九个尾巴,尽管hanja/hanji属于“ Ninine tailed Fox fox fox”)。
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英文名 kyuubi
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别名 九尾;九尾の狐;九尾狐;구미호;クミホ
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