A Gumiho is a creature from Korean folklore, often depicted as a nine-tailed fox. Traditionally, it is believed that a Gumiho can transform into a beautiful woman, using its charm to lure unsuspecting victims. In many stories, the Gumiho is known for its desire to consume human hearts or livers, which adds a darker element to its character. In modern media, the portrayal of the Gumiho has evolved, often depicting it as a more complex figure. Many contemporary stories explore themes of love and redemption, showing the Gumiho as a character who struggles with its predatory nature while seeking acceptance in the human world.