- A
kumiho or
gumiho (Korean: 구미호; Hanja: 九尾狐,
literally "nine-tailed fox") is a
creature that
appears in the
folktales of East Asia and
legends of Korea...
- the húli jīng (fox spirit) in China, the
kitsune (fox) in ****an, and the
kumiho (nine-tailed fox) in Korea.
Although the
specifics of the
tales vary, these...
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comic series."
Writer Alyssa Wong commented, "Ami Han is a
Kumiho who grew up
without a
Kumiho community,
surrounded only by
stories about how her kind...
- the
kumiho is
always malevolent.
Usually its form is of a
beautiful young woman; one tale
recounts a man, a would-be seducer,
revealed as a
kumiho. The...
- marten) Jorōgumo and
Tsuchigumo (spider) Kitsune, Huli Jing, hồ ly tinh and
Kumiho (fox)
Kawauso (river otter)
Kushtaka (otter) Lady
White Snake, Ichchhadhari...
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supernatural dog,
bringers of
death (worldwide) Huli jing or
Kitsune or
Kumiho – Fox spirits, like
Fairies (China, ****an, Korea) Huodou – a
large black...
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demonic kumiho that had been
terrorizing the
South Korean countryside.
While fighting the
kumiho, the
Sword of Fu Xi is destro**** by the
kumiho who then...
-
cultivated fox
spirits in
Chinese tradition Kitsune, the ****anese
version Kumiho, the
Korean version Nine-tailed fox, the most well-known fox
spirit in Chinese...
- (Sephardic)
Kazakh folklore:
Aldar kose
Kiowa folklore:
Saynday Korean folklore:
Kumiho, Dokkaebi,
Seokga Lakota mythology: Iktomi,
Heyoka Latin American and Spanish...
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Beautiful Girl, Mari. The film
loosely draws upon the
Korean folk
tales of the
kumiho. One
hundred years ago,
aliens landed on a
mountain near
where a small,...
