Kitsune

There is very little differences throughout the internet of the stories of this mythical creature called Kitsune. The three websites that have been chosen is “Mythical Creatures Guide,” “Kitsune,” and “Pinterest” and the following website will be explored for how it describe and analyze Kitsune. What all the website include is a common photos of a Kitsune in its fox from. The photos is from the old traditional Japanese age (see figure 1) and from more modern artists who had been interested by the story of Kitsune (see figure 2). The photos illustrated that the legend of Kitsune has been believed for over hundreds of years. Another similarity is how the websites setup a mood for its reader. The “Mythical Creatures Guide” used the color black as a background as a way of expressing the mysteries behind Kitsune powers and stories. The website “Kitsune” has a very visual way of setting up the mood for its reader. One way is how it uses an impressive amount of visuals to show that the Kitsune belief is still portrayed in modern sociality. In what makes “Kitsune” unique is it uses music to build upon how modern sociality still believed in Kitsune by using a modern style of music by modern musicians but by using traditional
The text still has the major idea of Kitsune but it more to the point of the beliefs. For example, the way they explain Inari foxes and Tricksters foxes are, Inari foxes are good and servants to Inari, trickster foxes are evil. The website does go into more detail how the Kitsune is depictive in modern media such as anime and videos games. In what “Kitsune” lack in text, the websites backs it up with many photos of Kisune. The way they used the images is to illustrate that Kitsune is believed in both traditional era and modern era. It usage of images that vary in types of images from traditional art, photography, fan made, videogames, and from TV