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But where does the Kyuubi's origin lie? To try and combat these powerful beasts and stop the destruction they cause, they were captured and sealed inside new born babies using a powerful technique that would kill the person using it. The genre of my videos are either Horror,Drama,Fantasy or Comedy. Norn Database The following information is taken from the official in-game descriptions of the Aragami found in the NORN Terminal's database. While within these tornadoes, Kamaitachi are said to attack humans by rushing them and slashing them … Kyuubi represents the element fire. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. Clever, sly, with a beautiful fur the color of the Autumn leaves, a thick tail and a lovely face that makes them look like they are smiling. With his new power, Yamata no Orochi issue a power of darkness is very great that the other bijuu wake, and become arrogant. And welcome to my channel! The reason is simple: Kyuubi’s power is not limited to, making a hole in the Kusanagi that even the ninja Sasuke Sarutobi and Enma the legendary monkey king could not scratch it at all. Wonderland viewers i'm J.C. cat! The reason why he’s very strong very simple, he has unlimited chakra, making him worthy of the name “King of Bijuu”. Because it has never been defeated by any youkai, its total strength is unable to estimate. Having six tail that looks like lightning, like an ancient god of lightning. Action Anime/Manga Fanfiction Naruto Kurama Kyuubi ... Naruko is a girl who endures the hate from a village and … maybe Uzumaki family/clan descends from Kyuubi I thought about that aswell! https://the-demonic-paradise.fandom.com/wiki/Kyuubi_no_Kitsune?oldid=28816. Shop affordable wall art to hang in dorms, bedrooms, offices, or anywhere blank walls aren't welcome. Chinese folk tales tell of fox spirits called huli jing that may have up to nine tails (Kyūbi no Kitsune in Japanese). Many of the earliest surviving stories are recorded in the Konjaku Monogatarishū, an 11th-century collection of Chinese, Indian, and Japanese narratives. /2009/11/19/win-xp-vs-win-vista. They have a special place in Japanese folklore. Nekomata eventually killed by the Kyuubi, then suddenly his soul was called by God of Death. Therefore, as a consequence, Yamata no Orochi takes over the sword and absorb the forces that are inside and become a very powerful creature, and finally storing it inside their bodies. Kurama and the tailed beasts first came into being in the waning days of Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki, who used his Creation of All Things Technique to divide the Ten-Tails' chakra into nine separate bodies and giving each a name. In Japan, however, nine-tailed foxes are often depicted as evil and massively powerful entities, their power nearly equaling that of deities. Isonade shaped like a shark with horns on his head and has three tails and three fins, he was also able to control the water as they wish. Each of its long tails ends with a brush-like tip dipped in red ink and hoods with masks just below the brushes. The stories depict foxes as very intelligent, they are also possessing magical powers. Add to library 91 Discussion 14. Common folklore depicts them as more violent creatures that actively prey on male human livers and corpses. It is a benevolent, if not outright divine creature, and anyone who can encounter one and live to tell the tale is destined to become a lord or even the emperor. He suffered severe injuries when challenged Kyuubi alone with Nekomata. (Mythology said that Kyuubi liked to transform in humans and play tricks) Interestingly, the animals they are in Naruto at not those from legend; with only the Ichibi (racoon/ ‘Shukaku’), Nibi (cat/ ‘Nekomata’), Kyuubi (fox/ ‘Kitsune’) being identical to the mythology that inspired it. Indeed, the Kyuubi is based on the Japanese mythological creature called the Kitsune. AIKIDOARTS on Twitter: "Tamamo no Mae is one of the most famous kitsune in Japanese mythology. He comes from the Evil Forest in northern Hokkaido and supposedly first discovered in Hokkaido Forest devil, he comes from the Evil Forest (different from the jungle demon) in northern Hokkaido. After fighting for 100 years with Yamata no Orochi, it becomes exhausted but seal the Kyuubi can still survive and stand. Rigid hunt their prey from the ground all the time. The Kitsune (Japanese: 狐 OR きつね) are fox-type Yōkai from Japanese mythology. ( ´ ` )ﾉ Grab a kappa hot chocolate (hehehe get it? 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