Hagoromo Gitsune (Current Form)
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Hagoromo Gitsune is the demon fox who was originally considered the master of spirits and is the head of the Kyoto Yōkai. She is mother of Abe no Seimei.
She was voiced by Mamiko Noto in the Japanese version and Melissa Fahn in the English version.
Appearance[]
She had black long hair. When she reincarnation, she resembles Yamabuki Otome.
History[]
According to Keikain records, Hagorome Gitsune first appeared during turbulent times, possessed the body of a notable child, and took control of the body to attain adult form. Gathering power by absorbing hatred, envy, anger, despair and large quantities of malice from the center of government, she continued to grow stronger and it is said that the stronger the malice in the world, the stronger she will become. Despite this, she can only live as long as a human lifetime, for when her host body's life reaches its end, she must hide her "true form" somewhere safe until a suitable candidate for her reincarnation appears. If her "true form" isn't sealed, then regardless of how many times she is defeated, she will continue to reincarnate into the next generation. As a result of this, she is said to be capable of living a thousand years.
In chapter 200 she reincarnates again, in the form of Yamabuki Otome, but with seven tails. Since Nue's betrayal she has come to consider Rikuo to be her own son in Seimei's place and fights at his side in the final battle against Nue.
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Trivia[]
- 1,000 years ago, prior to any of her reincarnations, she only had one tail.
- Her first name, Hagoromo means "wing robe" and last name, Gitsune means "pipe fox".