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is the nine tailed soro really a true ancient japanese legend? if so what was it about?

i got the tanong when i was listening to this song link and a comment sinabi the nine tailed soro was a true japanese legend, not just something naruto and pokemon made up

based on an entire culture and w/Shinto religon- the "Kitsune" <see below>

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Sasuke95 said:

Yes it is based on an ancient Japanese legend, and it is apparently created sa pamamagitan ng a group of really strong wizards, there were nine wizards so the beast has nine tails one for each wizards (sorcerer).

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Yes it is based on an ancient Japanese legend, and it is apparently created sa pamamagitan ng a group of really strong wizards, there were nine wizards so the beast has nine tails one for each wizards (sorcerer).

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ginei_werewolf said:

of course it is real

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modelcitizen001 said:

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RobinFan360 said:

i'm pretty sure it's real.:/ it's been seen on madami than one anime sooo...yh.

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Tantisper said:

In most asian cultures, foxes are renowned shapeshifters. Both Korea and Hapon have actual legends about nine-tailed foxes.
In Japan, foxes are associated with the deity of kanin and fertility, Inari (an androgynous deity who takes on the form of both sexes). One with nine tails is believed to be a sign of extreme good fortune, and eating one is supposed to protect the consumer from evil spirits.

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Sinna_Hime_chan said:

a Shinto Kami spirit and as in old tales

The Kitsune: Kyūbi no Kitsune/Huli Jing
"Kitsune" is the Japanese word for soro or soro spirit a forest spirit. It does span other regions: China, Korea...

most likely you will find your answer here:
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and the NINE tails are the oldest and wisest stage of Kitsune.

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a Shinto Kami spirit and as in old tales The Kitsune: Kyūbi no Kitsune/Huli Jing "Kitsune" is the Japanese word for soro or soro spirit a forest spirit. It does span other regions: China, Korea... most likely you will find your answer here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitsune and the NINE tails are the oldest and wisest stage of Kitsune.

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Spirit_Fox said:

Yes, it is from a true ancient Japanese legend. Legend has it that foxes, depending on their wisdom and age, can have a certain number of tails. The is 9 tails, so thats where Naruto, Pokemon, and Okami got it from. Let me know if this helps!

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