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 Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 7:43 pm
I enjoy reading books and manga. I also like anime. One of the genres I enjoy is supernatural. This includes ghosts, spirits, demons, and of course kitsune. What are some anime, manga, or literature you have enjoyed involving or including kitsune?
As for me I read “The Fox Woman” by Kij Johnson. I am also reading “Kamisama Hajimemashita” by Julietta Suzuki. “Rosario Vampire” by Ikeda Akihisa also has a Kitsune. He is one of the baddies though. Those are just some of my current favorites.
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Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:14 am
Annie the Wind I enjoy reading books and manga. I also like anime. One of the genres I enjoy is supernatural. This includes ghosts, spirits, demons, and of course kitsune. What are some anime, manga, or literature you have enjoyed involving or including kitsune? As for me I read “The Fox Woman” by Kij Johnson. I am also reading “Kamisama Hajimemashita” by Julietta Suzuki. “Rosario Vampire” by Ikeda Akihisa also has a Kitsune. He is one of the baddies though. Those are just some of my current favorites.
It's not only in manga and anime that you find foxes--although the kitsune is most likely in Japanese and East Asian literature. Have you read "The Fox at the Manger" by P.L. Travers and "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupery? Those are both non-Asian stories with outstanding foxes, I recommend that you read them.
For kitsune--well, I can't remember any particular anime or manga title right now, there are quite a lot of them with kitsune, though they are usually side-characters. Oh wait, there's Yu Yu Hakusho--the redhead bishounen is a kitsune.
I remember there's a song titled "Fox Woman". I can't remember where I found it though, but it has a haunting story to it. I think it's search-able on Google, so you could go and try your luck. cat_3nodding
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