Kitsune Essays

  • Manga and the Retelling of Myths

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    movies, however, are not the only place that these creatures can find a new life but also in manga. Manga artists are also re-inventing these mythical creatures like the kitsune which is a creature of Japanese folklore. These creatures are no longer bound strictly to their original story. In this essay I will be discussing how the kitsune is being re-invented in manga and the cultural ambiguity present in all of them. In Zilia Papp’s work called Traditional Imagery in Manga, Anime, and Japanese Cinema

  • Fox:Vulpini

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    Foxes are small, carnivorous, solitary hunter/scavengers. They are somewhat common, living densely in N. America, Europe, and Asia, and less commonly, in S.America, Africa, and Canada. Foxes average at 3-ft. tall and 5-ft. long.(the tail is 2-3 ft. of the body’s length.) There are literally hundreds of species and strains of fox breeds, yet they are all of the Dog family in the animal kingdom. However, some breeds of fox are definitely more related to other animals than dogs.(The “raccoon fox “

  • Hanzo's Tale: A Tale Of Aneko

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    This is the tale about Hanzo {a weary traveler} and a kitsune {A fox demon} named Aneko. The story begins in what is now known as modern-day Tokyo. At this point in time it was a small fishing town called Edo {which, in turn, would probably look like this.} As Hanzo walks into the town he hears tales of a forest not paying attention he didn’t catch the name of it. He continued to walk until he reaches the merchant, then the merchant spots him “Why hello weary traveler! What can I help you with?”

  • Argumentative Essay On Naruto

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    By Ezra , romero Naruto is a book , game , show Etc. it was made by Masashi kishimoto who is 43 years old and was born on november 8 1974 , and he have a networth of 20 million dollars.Naruto have over 200 episodes , and naruto shippuden have over 450 episodes( personally this is one of my favorite shows ever). the main conflict in the show is a undying friendship between the main character naruto and his best friend sasuke who betrayed all of his friends because his mind was clouded by hate revenge

  • Power In Kitsune's Reeling For The Empire

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    Upon her first encounter with him, Kitsune can hardly focus on anything else besides his looks, and this fact does not go unnoticed by the Agent. He takes advantage of her star-struck state, initiating unnecessary and suggestive physical contact such as “grabbing at [her] waist”, and “[letting] his fingers brush softly against [her] knuckles as he drew out the contract” (Karen Russell, 35). Although there is no specific indication of the age of the Agent or Kitsune, one can gather from the ages of

  • Personal Narrative Fiction

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    was carried to the river bank, I awoke to a starry night and a small fire. I recalled what had happened and confronted “how am I supposed to trust you, when you just tried to kill me” I said feeling betrayed “You were always afraid of falling my kitsune, it was the only thing i could think of to get us off the isle, let’s make camp here for the night” she said with a relieved look on her face “it may have looked peaceful but it’s full of dangerous creatures, the farther away we are the

  • The Vampire Diaries Book Analysis

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    The vampire diaries are a book series by L.J. Smith about a girl named Elena. She is one of the most popular girls in her little town, Fells Church. She loves two vampires, Damon and Stefan, and this caused supernatural creatures migration to her town bringing danger along. Each book narrates her journey through becoming various supernatural creatures herself and trying to ward off any potentially dangerous supernatural creatures that come to Fells Church. Many townspeople blame Elena for death and

  • Creative Writing: Empire Island

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    didn't you want to become a dancer?" "Yes," she nodded. "It was the only place where a kitsune could keep her honor and position, a place in the temple. The west-humans allowed us to keep our temples. My only concern was that I would have had to reveal my secret if I was to volunteer..." "I see..." "That wasn't at all possible, and it only became worse over time. Not long ago, the west-men became tired of the kitsunes, and they... they let out an order to have us all killed..." Edgar gasped. "No..

  • How Does The Dragon Turtle Influence Pop Culture

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    As the East Asian culture originated thousands of years ago, it still continues to thrive today and has expanded to many countries around the world. Through their mythology, religion, symbolism, and culture that has become quite popular, all of these aspects have influenced many other cultures as parts of East Asian society have been taken and transformed. However, East Asian societies are starting to dwindle as they are being taken over by other expansionists. As a result of the diminishing parts

  • The Penal Colony And Karen Russell's Reeling For The Empire

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    choice but to work because of their mutated bodies so even if they didn’t want to, they’ll have to. The machine has so much power over the women because it relieves them of the silk that builds up within them. At a certain of the story, one worker, Kitsune who is the main character goes on strike. The story describes her body as “her belly is grotesquely distended and stippled with lumps, like a sow’s pregnant with a litter of ten piglets. Her excess thread is packed in knots. Strangling Dai from within

  • Deaf Student Observation

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    Moreover, we went to the restaurant to meet Deaf students. I saw five students waiting for us and we greed them. It was very nice to see Deaf Japanese students from Kyoto, not NTUT. Some students are from Kyoto University and some universities. We really enjoyed interacting with them using both ASL and JSL. Then the students were introducing themselves in the front of us. We were very happy to teach them how to use ASL and they were teaching us JSL too. After a few hours interacting with students

  • The Robber Bridegroom Analysis

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    Just as the miller’s daughter hides herself behind a cask when the bridegroom and his band enter, Mary sneaks behind a barrel, watching as Mr. Fox drags another maiden in. Notably, both Grimm and Jacobs use the verb “dragging” to describe the bridegroom’s treatment of the maiden. In keeping with the class shift from Grimm’s text, Mr. Fox uses a more extravagant weapon (a sword instead of an axe) to remove the maiden’s hand. This hand has a diamond ring, not a gold one, symbolically strengthening

  • Urban Legends and Contemporary Ghost Stories in Japan

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    In the following, I will summarize, analyze and interpret the short ghost stories that are part of the so called “Kaidan: A Collection of New Tales” (Japanese Title: 怪談:新耳袋). Each story has a title and a number, is about five minutes long and usually in itself complete and independent. Rarely do they have a second part which is not clearly indicated to the viewer, but rather shown through other details like identical names or appearances. Additionally I will give a short historical summary of the