Nine-Tailed Fox
The Nine-Tailed Fox is a mythical creature found in various East Asian cultures, particularly in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese folklore. It is often depicted as a fox with nine tails, symbolizing wisdom, longevity, and magical powers. In many stories, the Nine-Tailed Fox can shape-shift into a beautiful woman and is associated with both benevolence and malevolence.
In Chinese mythology, the Nine-Tailed Fox is known as the Huli Jing and can bring fortune or misfortune. In Korean culture, it is called the Gumiho and is often portrayed as a more malevolent being that preys on humans. The creature has become a popular figure in modern media, appearing in films, television shows, and literature.