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	Kitsune
		Occasionally kitsune are ascribed a characteristic reminiscent of vampires — these kitsune feed on the life or spirit of the humans they come in contact with.
		Kitsune are often associated with the deity of rice known as Inari.
		In anime, kitsune are sometimes depicted in a manner similar to non-furry catgirls, usually as female, seductive, and fond of alcohol.
	www.datamass.net /ki/kitsune.html (1134 words)

	Characters: Kitsune
		The Kitsune suffered as their fox kin were endangered in the 20th century, but breeding programs and conservation efforts helped them enter the 21st century with a population boom.
		Kitsune may be born to humans, foxes, or as the result of a Kitsune pairing.
		The elements of the Kitsune's Paths are nendo (clay), the combination of earth and water; kiri (fog), the blending of water and air; inazuma (lightning), the blending of air and fire; and yogan (lava), the blending of fire and earth.
	www.sunflower.com /~taraqual/mcgod/characters/createkitsune.html (7630 words)

	Kitsune (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Kitsune are often associated with the Shinto deity of rice known as Inari.
		Originally kitsune were the messengers of Inari, but the line between the two has now become blurred to the point that Inari is sometimes depicted as a fox and it became practice to build shrines to the kitsune themselves, instead of to Inari himself.
		Kitsune gained the title, according to a legend, when a woman named Shin-no-myobu proclaimed that her luck in luck in finding a husband was granted by the messenger kitsune of Inari.
	www.therianthropes.com.cob-web.org:8888 /kitsune.htm (439 words)

	Cat's Haven - Kitsune Information
		Kitsune tail are visible unless they are hidden by illusion, and has to eat, drink, sleep, breath, and suffer the full range of mortal life, all 900 years of it.
		Kitsune are more adept at feeding from their own element than from outside it, and most skilled at feeding from people.
		Kitsune follow their own code of ethics, though they adapt the morals of those around them, more for the sake of being accepted than for any other reason.
	pages.sbcglobal.net /catshavensabbath/CatsHaven/kitsune.html (4523 words)

	Oinari, Fox Spirit, God of Japan, Photo Dictionary of Japanese Buddhist & Shinto Deities
		In Japanese folklore, the kitsune (fox) and tanuki (racoon dog) are masters of transformation, as is the Tengu, the bird-man goblin of the forest and mountain.
		Kitsune Tsuki (Fox Lunacy) means demonic possession by a fox spirit, and according to legend it occurs mostly in women.
		While the kitsune's preferred shape is that of a beguiling female, the fox is not limited to human forms.
	www.onmarkproductions.com /html/oinari.shtml (4900 words)

	Kitsune (Usagi Yojimbo) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kitsune was the daughter of a wealthy fabric broker; although he was a spineless jellyfish of a man, it was her mother who was the brains of the outfit.
		Kitsune felt sorry for the poor childlike giant and took him under her wing; she never taught him how to be a thief, but uses him as a cover by hiding in his soba stand.
		Kitsune starts her own crime wave, and puts Masada in even more trouble; one, for not stopping the crime wave, and two, for apparently executing the wrong man. Things get worse when the magistrate is robbed, and summons Masada to explain himself.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kitsune_(Usagi_Yojimbo) (1360 words)

	Kitsune: A New Abomination for Deadlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Kitsune have the ability to shift their forms to appear to be an especially attractive (Purty) male or female human of Japanese descent - most often the latter, as male Kitsune are exceedingly rare.
		Kitsune were spawned in some ancient time by dark sorceries and the powers of myth, and since they are immortal and tend to be fairly secretive and cautious, the disparity in genders is hardly a concern.
		Kitsune are supernatural creatures of evil, seeking to lead humans astray, cruelly manipulating and toying with them, and then draining them of their life's essence.
	greywolf.critter.net /weirdwars/horrors/kitsune.htm (4159 words)

	Kitsune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sometimes kitsune or their possessed victims are depicted carrying a round or pear-shaped ball, known as as a "hoshi no tama" ("star ball").
		Originally kitsune were the messengers of Inari, but the line between the two has now become blurred to the point that Inari is sometimes depicted as a fox, and that there exist shrines dedicated to the kitsune.
		There is some debate as to whether the "Kitsune" is originally from China or is an indigenously Japanese concept, dating perhaps as far back as the fifth century B.C.E. Some fox-related myths in Japan can be traced to China, Korea, or (indirectly) India.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kitsune (2286 words)

	Kitsune
		Because kitsune are immortal, falling in love with a mortal is regarded as a reckless act--and because of their vampirism, it sometimes results in the death of the mortal.
		The kitsune may be open about what she is with them, or be living among them in secret; aside from their vampirism and their lack of a hybrid form, they're very much like the fox hengeyokai.
		Kitsune do believe that their race is ruled by a kitsune who has either ten or a thousand tails, depending on the legend.
	wuzzle.org /~storm/1583/kitsune.html (2071 words)

	Portal of Transformation: Kitsune in Folklore and Mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The kitsune are associated with a god named "Inari" and may be regarded as Inari's angelic messengers.
		The kitsune could be noticed by small characteristics that set them apart from regular foxes and normal humans.
		The kitsune often have multiple tails in fox form, and may retain a tail in human form.
	www.jh-author.com /kitsune.htm (433 words)

	Kitsune
		While kitsune stories do not have the diversity that a continent the size of North America afforded to the Coyote stories, there are still some 1500 years of known fox tales in Japan, and they are not necessarily consistent.
		Most kitsune in stories are female—women in Japanese culture and many other patriarchies are also often seen with the bane/benefactor duality, the lady to be venerated and protected from manipulation set against the dangerous, manipulative femme fatale.
		Stories rarely explain why kitsune wish to charm humans and entrap them in illusions—according to the fox-marriage legend, “the fox in the guise of a pretty woman will lead men into temptation to satisfy its desire,” but there is no explanation as to why a fox would desire men.
	www.ranea.org /watts/writing/kitsune.html (4707 words)

	Kitsune
		She befriended a mute whom she called Noodles, as he sold soba and udon, and took care of him, using his noodle stand to hide from the law when the need arose.
		Stopping in a town that already had a crime problem, Kitsune was unable to protect Noodles who was framed for a series of robberies that were not committed by her.
		Kitsune, working with Usagi discovered who was responsible for the robberies and revealed this to the town magistrate.
	www.usagiyojimbo.com /other/characters/kitsune.html (259 words)

	Kitsune's Page on Kitsune
		Kitsune, the fox spirits of Japanese culture, have fascinated me ever since I discovered them.
		While my favorite anime characters and other interests change frequently, my interest in kitsune is something I've had for over 4 years now, and I generally tend to use screen names relating to them.
		Not all kitsune are harmless, but there are enough good ones to outweigh the bad.
	www.fox-dream.com /kitsune.html (2142 words)

	Kitsune Lore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		After three years of studying kitsune, I feel confident enough to try to make an organized list of kitsune lore, a bit of culture, and some theories on the background and reasons for many of the kitsune myths and legends.
		There is no 'guide to kitsune society' out there, all we have are the legends and stories, really, and as such, each person has to make their own conclusions to what all these stories mean.
		My first two attempts at making this thesis on the kitsune were met with mixed reactions, though overall, I feel it was taken well enough, to warrant me attempting to make the information more organized for those who care to use it.
	www.comnet.ca /~foxtrot/kitsune/kitsune1.htm (459 words)

	Kitsune Kiki
		As for Kitsune Kiki, chapter 1 is finally almost coming to an end, (after a long hiatus and several down times).
		A lot can happen in a century, as she finds herself in a world where humans now rule the land...at least it's what they think.
		Kitsune Kiki is a project of Angry Rabbit.
	www.kitsunekiki.com /index.html (551 words)

	Kitsune: A New Hero Type for Deadlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		One of the best known would be the Kitsune, who are foxes (often possessing multiple tails or golden fur) who are capable of taking the forms of humans - and almost exclusively the forms of pretty maidens, to entice and waylay hapless men who serve as their prey.
		One common theme about Kitsune is that while they are in human form, they always retain their tail (or tails), and hide them under skirts or robes.
		In hybrid form, your character is somewhere between fox and human, being human-sized and walking upright, but possessing a fox tail (or tails), fox ears, and quite possibly a vulpine muzzle and fur.
	greywolf.critter.net /weirdwars/inhuman/kitsune-hero.htm (1669 words)

	Usagi Yojimbo Dojo - Kitsune
		One of the onlookers is Miyamoto Usagi, who stays and chats to the young woman, who introduces herself as Kitsune.
		Kitsune helps in the battle and the men are soon beaten off.
		Kitsune, watching to dwindling form of Usagi suddenly finds herself short of funds - laughing, she realized that me must have stolen his money back.
	www.usagiyojimbo.com /casl/stories/kitsune.html (405 words)

	Tails? A kitsune? o-kay....
		A kitsune can be killed only with jade, but I have no idea just why.
		A kitsune can appear as a fox or a human, but can also appear as a cross between the two if they so choose.
		Kitsune have special abilities, and if he IS the Chosen One, then probably does too.
	www.angelfire.com /yt/sonicandknux/kitsune.htm (541 words)

	Kitsune Kyoudai (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This place is not only a place for us to post personal essays and whatnot on being kitsune, but also it serves as a resource and compendium of personal experience as well as mythology.
		We are both kitsune, and being such has a strong affect on our lives and our collective life, and how we live it.
		In addition, we are always welcome to communicating with others despite a rather busy schedule at times, so you may feel free to direct your emails to kyoudai02@gmail.com.
	kitsune.heliwood.org (530 words)

	ï»¿Kitsune ~ ç ~ ãã¤ã ~ part of The Obakemono Project: An Online Encylopedia of YÅkai and ...
		A careless fox might still leave elements of its anatomy unchanged beneath its clothes, usually a tail but sometimes fur and paws as well, and sometimes it was thus discovered.
		The most famous kitsune stories involve foxes that transform themselves into beautiful women, usually for devious purposes but sometimes out of love.
		Foxes in human form would even sometimes marry human men and have children, who would manifest their supernatural vulpine heritage in unusual strength, charisma, or spiritual power.
	www.obakemono.com /obake/kitsune (429 words)

	The Kitsune Ensemble (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Kitsune Ensemble is an improvising chamber group dedicated to the performance of compositions inspired by Japanese cultural, artistic, and historical themes.
		Aside from the artistic rationale of the Kitsune Ensemble, the group is intended as a means to strengthen ties between Japanese and American musicians.
		The vastly different sensibilities of these masters are representative of the diversity of Japanese ideologies and philosophies, in contrast to the naïve notion held by many Westerners that there is a monolithic Japanese worldview.
	www.kitsuneensemble.org (643 words)

	www.myspace.com/maisonkitsune (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Kitsune is Masaya Kuroki, Patrick Lacey, Gildas Loaec, Benjamin Reichen, Kajsa Stahl and Maki Suzuki
		You can listen on this myspace the upcoming kitsune releases.
		Thank you to everyone at KITSUNE for the add from us.
	www.myspace.com.cob-web.org:8888 /maisonkitsune (313 words)

	:: Kitsune Paradise ::
		If you're wondering why you were/are having a hard time connecting to Kitsune Paradise, it is not the fault of me, or my server.
		It would be the fact that our DNS provider (xname.org) has become a victim of a big DDoS attack.
		I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, and I wish the best of luck to XName for getting their services back up and running smoothly.
	www.kitsuneparadise.com /?showuser=6 (528 words)

	The Kitsune's Ring
		Hopefully soon to be the ultimate source of Kitsune information.
		The stories and adventures of two, modern day twin kitsune set in the magical town of Cigam.
		This is Foxtrot's Guide to Kitsune Lore, an effort to get as much information on kitsune as possible on one page.
	w.webring.com /hub?ring=foxtrot (207 words)

	Foxy Footprints
		The site, however, has a great section dedicated to Kitsune information, including a fledgling page that has instances of Kitsune in Anime.
		Lest that sound a little too businesslike, this web page is mostly to give my mate and I an excuse to peruse the dustier corners of various libraries looking for cool stories.
		Kitsune, Kumiho, Huli Jing -Fox Spirits in Asia, and Asian Fox Spirits in the West
	www.kitsune.org /links.html (487 words)

	BlueKitsune.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I'm dreadfully sorry, but I've had no time to make comics, what with all this college stuff consuming all my time.
		As some of you may have known, I'm moving house - so I've had less time to make sprite related work.
		Sorry for the wait, but there WILL be a comic for tomorrow.
	bluekitsune.org (149 words)

	www.kitsune.ca - Edition 0.1
		I can't really give any info about the contest right now, but in about a week, all the info will be up.
		I'll also be starting a thread about it on the kitsune message boards.
		When it is, we'll have some nifty stuff in there like a graphic novel from one of Kitsune's very own artists, Ray!
	www.kitsune.ca (104 words)

	++ the approved fanlisting for konno mitsune aka kitsune [Love Hina] ++ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Welcome to the one and only Konno Mitsune (Kitsune) fanlisting approved by TheAnimeFanlistings.org!
		Kitsune is the sly and foxy character from the awesome animé and manga, Love Hina.
		A fanlisting is not a mailing list and your messages will not be forwarded or seen by the subject.
	fan.tahlmorra.net /kitsune (189 words)

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