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In East Asian mythology, the nine-tailed fox appears in many forms across cultures. In Japan, it's known as the Kitsune, a fox spirit that grows wiser and more powerful with each tail it gains, up to nine. Kitsune are skilled shapeshifters, often taking the form of beautiful women, and can be playful tricksters, protectors, or divine messengers of the Shinto god Inari, who's linked to rice, fertility, and prosperity. In Korea, the Gumiho (or Kumiho) is a nine-tailed fox that can transform into a woman to lure humans, sometimes feeding on their hearts or energy. Some legends say a Gumiho can become fully human by avoiding violence or resisting its predatory instincts for a long time. In China, the Huli Jing or Jiuwei Hu is a fox spirit that can be kind or dangerous depending on the story. Ancient texts like the Shanhaijing describe it as a creature with mystical power and shifting morality, sometimes benevolent, sometimes a devourer of humans.

I’ve found it’s much more constructive to learn how to say “hey dude, that was massively fucked up of you,” because most people are really willing to say “yeah, it was, I need to work on it/not do it again/apologize and make things right” ESPECIALLY if they are hearing it from you as their friend.

THAT’S the kind of communication I love to see happen.

To the bold ff.net user in 2013 who tried to write Moby-Dick from the whale’s perspective, please get back here you were cooking

(Batman: The Brave and the Bold Vol 2 020)

Edit: for anyone that doesn't know spider monkeys are very possessive and if they like you and wanna hangout with you they'll try to take you somewhere else to hangout alone 🥹

That's just plain adorable ☺️

Not the usual (MTMTE) stuff but yknow

Grim the Great

something like this

Eurasian Red Squirrel/ekorre. Värmland, Sweden (July 31, 2025).

Listen, if I had the time I would just make Justice Leauge the mockumentary, lol.

continuing the gag- tosses a benny

For your consideration… Warlock of The Map Dora and Ranger Boots