Kitsune Quotes

“Captain's Log...

...Four days have passed with no sign of human life on this island. Hunger is about to push me to the point of...

...Eating pocket lint.

It looks edible.”
― Ken Akamatsu, Love Hina 13

“They do that in Japan, you know. Rather a lot."
"Poems to foxes?"
"Perhaps, but I mean they're always tying white paper on strings around trees- it looks as though the trees have necklaces or garter belts. Are you sure your witch friend wasn't Japanese? Their spirit world is full of foxes. They are called kitsune, and some are divine and some are mischievous or wicked.”
― Grace Dane Mazur, The Garden Party: A Novel

“It was hers... her Kitsune... her magic. The magic of all the Kumaris past, present and future.”
― Hanleigh Bradley, Cursed By The Crown

“The magic of the Kitsune was calling for her to claim it, own it, perhaps even be consumed by it.”
― Hanleigh Bradley, Cursed By The Crown

“What does it matter?” Jason barked. “Maybe I like the wrath! I can be feared.”
― Stephanie Gagne, Damaged Goods: The Shadows of Wrath

“Among the diverse array of what humans assume to be mythical creatures, there was the Cynergian fox; kitsune; dragon-fox; kumiho and so forth. But however people wished to identify them, they were, at the heart of it, a fox.”
― E.V. Drake, The Scribemaster Chronicles