Nine Tail Merch

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Artwork depicts a terrifying mechanical nine-tailed fox with beaming laser eyes and a lethal cannon weapon on its mouth in complex machine parts and an awesome teal and orange color scheme. This artwork is perfect for anyone who loves the folklore surrounding the legendary nine-tailed fox or those who want to see the nine-tailed fox in a futuristic approach.

A cute little nine-tail fox eating a lollipop candy. Who could resist such cuteness? In a manga or anime style. Perfect for Halloween or Valentine's day.

A happy nine tail cat (blue)

A fiery and mighty nine-tail fox god in all of its glory. Fire patterns and fluffyness.

A happy nine tail cat

Nine fox tranditional steampunk style....

A silver fox kitsune

Kitsune is the Japanese name for the red fox and the ice fox. In mythology, they are considered to have a special power. He is also called the nine-tailed Japanese fox. This kawaii cartoon drawing of Yokai character Kitsune is perfect for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of mythical creatures.

A skinny multi-tasking Siamese cat on a green overstuffed couch-chair with decorative snowflakes works on disentangling a string of blue holiday lights while he winds up some red ribbon with his front paws and judiciously scratches the furniture with the back ones. Pencil Drawing + Illustrator / Photoshop Painting & Digital Effects

Kitsune is the Japanese name for the red fox and the ice fox. In mythology, they are attributed a special power that increases with the number of tails (maximum 9). This drawing of Yokai figure Kitsune is perfectly suitable for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of mythical creatures.

Kitsune is the Japanese name for the red fox and the ice fox. In mythology, they are considered to have a special power. He is also called the nine-tailed Japanese fox. This kawaii cartoon drawing of Yokai character Kitsune is perfect for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of mythical creatures.

A nine tails little fox

Kitsune Mask Aesthetic and minimalist design with Japanese calligraphy (text reads "kitsune", which means fox). Perfect gift for fans of Japanese Culture and mythology, who loves pop Culture, Anime, Folklore, Mythological animals, tradicional and iconic symbols. Kitsune mask design complete with the word "Kitsune" written in Japanese characters. The design features a Kitsune mask, a mystical fox spirit from Japanese folklore. A great birthday, christmas, anniversary and holidays gift for fox lovers and anime fans, who like simple and minimalist design yet very bold and aesthetic visual.

red fox kitsune

A cute little Kitsune says Hello and wish you have a nice day!

Cause pretty

The tiny mouse was moved by the fox generosity who offered him an acorn. This scene shows that even if we're different from one another we can still be best friends.

A kitsune is a mythological creature from Japanese folklore, often depicted as a fox, that has the ability to transform into a human and possesses magical powers. This drawing of a kitsune has a dark mood. It is perfectly suitable for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of mythical creatures.

The graceful butterfly finally able to sleep peacefully in the garden from being scared of any predator as his fellow friend the fox was there beside accompany him.

Kitsune is the Japanese name for the red fox and the ice fox. In mythology, they are considered to have a special power. He is also called the nine-tailed Japanese fox. This kawaii cartoon drawing of Yokai character Kitsune is perfect for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of mythical creatures.

Cool Nine Tails Kitsune Papercut Illustration. A mystical yokai fox found in Japanese Folklore.

This symbol is a tattoo found on Kinkaku, one of the legendary Gold and Silver Brothers from Kumogakure who fought their way out of the Nine-Tailed Fox's stomach and became pseudo-jinchuuriki. Collect both, wear with your brother and fight as a team!

A cute and mysterious fox spirit whose tails increase with power!

Perfect design for kitsune and japanese style lovers

light version of the fox lineart

Kitsune