Homonym: Kyūbi (Fox)
Kyūbi, also known as the "Nine-Tails," is a mythical creature from Japanese folklore, specifically associated with the kitsune, or fox spirit. It is said to possess immense power and intelligence, often depicted as a beautiful woman or a fox with nine tails. In various stories, Kyūbi can shape-shift and is known for its cunning nature, sometimes serving as a protector or a trickster.
In popular culture, Kyūbi has gained significant recognition through the Naruto anime and manga series, where it is portrayed as a powerful tailed beast sealed within the main character, Naruto Uzumaki. This representation has contributed to the creature's popularity, blending traditional folklore with modern storytelling.