Kamaitachi (Ten) - Revision history

Wiggly at 09:13, 3 February 2026

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Mistiryshak at 23:57, 29 January 2023

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Beleven at 13:59, 25 November 2022

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	\|trivia=* In the Tōhoku region of Japan, they believe that if a person attacked by a Kamaitachi burns a calendar black and puts it on their open wounds it would instantly heal.		\|trivia=* In the Tōhoku region of Japan, they believe that if a person attacked by a Kamaitachi burns a calendar black and puts it on their open wounds it would instantly heal.
	* The symbol "१" on her forehead is the Devanagari numerals of 1. Devanagari numerals are the symbols used to write numbers in the Devanagari script, the predominant for northern Indian languages.		* The symbol "१" on her forehead is the Devanagari numerals of 1. Devanagari numerals are the symbols used to write numbers in the Devanagari script, the predominant for northern Indian languages.
			* Kamaitachi can be written in kanji as 鎌鼬 which literarily means 'sickle weasel'.
	\|reference=*“Kama Itachi.” Yokai.com, 22 Feb. 2016, yokai.com/kamaitachi/.		\|reference=*“Kama Itachi.” Yokai.com, 22 Feb. 2016, yokai.com/kamaitachi/.

Beleven at 13:53, 25 November 2022

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	\|introduction='''Kamaitachi (Ten)''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.		\|introduction='''Kamaitachi (Ten)''' is a type of mythical [[Friend]] that appeared in the [[Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game)\|original Kemono Friends mobile game]]. She is one the three Kamaitachi Friends with the other two being [[Kamaitachi (Setsu)]] and [[Kamaitachi (Chi)]].
	\|appearance=Kamaitachi Ten's short-length, multicolored hair is compromised of three different colors the first being a pink color, and moving closer to the bangs becoming black, and finally the bangs being completely white. She also has her hair tied up in a short pony-tail on the top of her head. She posses weasel-like ears and tail, with the tail also being a pink color. She is of average height and posses orange glowing eyes. On her head she has a glowing pink symbol in the ~~shape~~ of ~~a lasso signifying~~ her role in ~~the group as the "tripper"~~.		\|appearance=Kamaitachi Ten's short-length, multicolored hair is compromised of three different colors the first being a pink color, and moving closer to the bangs becoming black, and finally the bangs being completely white. She also has her hair tied up in a short pony-tail on the top of her head. She posses weasel-like ears and tail, with the tail also being a pink color. She is of average height and posses orange glowing eyes. On her head she has a glowing pink symbol of "१", which is the Devanagari numeral of 1, representing her role in order.

	Kamaitachi Ten wears a fantasized pink kunoichi uniform that is held together by a black sash with fishnet underneath as well as a black scarf around her neck. Kamaitachi Ten also wears pink gloves that go past her elbows, and matching pink thigh-highs. On both her hands she wears hand-guards and has also wrapped both her ankles in bandages. She wears blacks socks with black, traditional Japanese seta.		Kamaitachi Ten wears a fantasized pink kunoichi uniform that is held together by a black sash with fishnet underneath as well as a black scarf around her neck. Kamaitachi Ten also wears pink gloves that go past her elbows, and matching pink thigh-highs. On both her hands she wears hand-guards and has also wrapped both her ankles in bandages. She wears blacks socks with black, traditional Japanese seta.

	For her role in the group as the "tripper" she uses a kaginawa, a long-roped grappling hook with a carabiner at the end, as her weapon.		For her role in the group as the "tripper" represented by the kanji "転" meaning 'to turn', she uses a kaginawa, a long-roped grappling hook with a carabiner at the end, as her weapon.
	\|reallife=Kamaitachi is a type of Japanese yōkai that originated in the Kōshin'etsu region of Japan, but can potentially attack anywhere that weasels occur. Kamaitachi are described as a band of weasels who've learned to ride the wind moving extremely fast, possessing razor sharp sickle-like claws, spiny fur of a hedgehog, bark like a dog, and due to moving so fast they're invisible to the naked eye.		\|reallife=Kamaitachi is a type of Japanese yōkai that originated in the Kōshin'etsu region of Japan, but can potentially attack anywhere that weasels occur. Kamaitachi are described as a band of weasels who've learned to ride the wind moving extremely fast, possessing razor sharp sickle-like claws, spiny fur of a hedgehog, bark like a dog, and due to moving so fast they're invisible to the naked eye.

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	The wounds inflicted by a Kamaitachi are extremely slow to heal and pain lingers even longer compared to normal injuries despite being healed by one of the Kamaitachi. They're also said to strike so efficiently that they could cut entire chunks of flesh from the victim without spilling any blood. But there are earlier writings in Japanese literature that reiterate that Kamaitachi wounds do not bleed nor does the victim feel pain, but afterwards there is a great amount of pain and even greater amount of blood loss so much that it may result in death. There is also a rumor that those who walked across rivers and those who played in puddles during the rain have a greater chance of being assaulted by Kamaitachi.		The wounds inflicted by a Kamaitachi are extremely slow to heal and pain lingers even longer compared to normal injuries despite being healed by one of the Kamaitachi. They're also said to strike so efficiently that they could cut entire chunks of flesh from the victim without spilling any blood. But there are earlier writings in Japanese literature that reiterate that Kamaitachi wounds do not bleed nor does the victim feel pain, but afterwards there is a great amount of pain and even greater amount of blood loss so much that it may result in death. There is also a rumor that those who walked across rivers and those who played in puddles during the rain have a greater chance of being assaulted by Kamaitachi.
	\|trivia=* In the Tōhoku region of Japan, they believe that if a person attacked by a Kamaitachi burns a calendar black and puts it on their open wounds it would instantly heal.		\|trivia=* In the Tōhoku region of Japan, they believe that if a person attacked by a Kamaitachi burns a calendar black and puts it on their open wounds it would instantly heal.
			* The symbol "१" on her forehead is the Devanagari numerals of 1. Devanagari numerals are the symbols used to write numbers in the Devanagari script, the predominant for northern Indian languages.
	\|reference=*“Kama Itachi.” Yokai.com, 22 Feb. 2016, yokai.com/kamaitachi/.		\|reference=*“Kama Itachi.” Yokai.com, 22 Feb. 2016, yokai.com/kamaitachi/.

Cyazurite at 21:23, 14 March 2022

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	\|name_jp=カマイタチ・転		\|name_jp=カマイタチ・転

Mistiryshak at 05:32, 31 January 2018

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	*Kincaid, Andrew. “Kamaitachi–The Sickle Weasel.” Japan Powered, 23 May 2016, www.japanpowered.com/folklore-and-urban-legends/kamaitachi-the-sickle-weasel.		*Kincaid, Andrew. “Kamaitachi–The Sickle Weasel.” Japan Powered, 23 May 2016, www.japanpowered.com/folklore-and-urban-legends/kamaitachi-the-sickle-weasel.
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Talon at 20:03, 16 November 2017

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Talon at 20:00, 16 November 2017

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