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@Neo_X on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2012-04-15T15:48:45-04:00

lolipiece said:
they ARE both fox pokemon

Vulpix is based on the Kyuubi (think naruto)

while Zorua is based on Trickster foxes of legends

Ironic that Zoroark's title is the Monster Fox pokemon...

@Kendai on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-03-09T04:12:45-05:00

Wasn't there an episode of pokemon that had a contest where pokemon were posing together is such a way that they looked like a different pokemon?

Like, I seem to remember a pair of kakuna posing as claws.

@jazzbie on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-18T17:59:37-05:00

Lol that last panel...

@lolipiece on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-14T23:51:16-05:00

because on the offical corocoro page

the name is seen in katakana

but next to it in english are words that say Zorua which is the correct romanization

@kageri on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-14T23:35:14-05:00

Okay, I have to know.

Why does everyone call it "Zorua" when the katakana says "Zoroa"? Which one is wrong?

@Bligue on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-14T10:10:22-05:00

I was talking about this minutes ago... Clever for sure!

@lolipiece on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-13T12:44:24-05:00

*facepalm*

sigh...I never said Naruto created the ninetailed fox

but using ninetales as a reference to it wouldnt make sense

especially cause I was just talking about it's pre-evolved form

@Byakugan01 on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-13T10:55:00-05:00

BenjaZz said:
naaa pokemon was release first that naruto MAN, sorry lolipiece

Kyuubi is not Naruto's invention. They are a standard part of Japanese folklore. You see, in Japanese folklore a fox wil gain an extra tail for every hundred years it lives, for a maximum of nine tails. These nine tailed foxes are called "kyuubi", and are what Naruto drew to create the nine-tailed fox. And are also what Nintendo drew on when creating both vulpix and ninetails. So actually, lolipiece is right-he was only giving an example.

@BenjaZz on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-13T09:08:00-05:00

naaa pokemon was release first that naruto MAN, sorry lolipiece

@lolipiece on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-13T00:33:45-05:00

they ARE both fox pokemon

Vulpix is based on the Kyubi (think naruto)

while Zorua is based on Trickster foxes of legends

@yappa08 on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-12T22:37:06-05:00

the first time i saw zorua, i thought it looked like a vulpix.

@Cappy on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-12T21:45:31-05:00

Farran said:
Pokemon cosplaying as other pokemon?

Just when you think you've seen it all...

Hahah, tell me about it.

@garyseven on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-12T20:28:28-05:00

oh god, this is great.

@Kitzuu on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-12T18:06:06-05:00

Farran said:
Pokemon cosplaying as other pokemon?

Just when you think you've seen it all...

More like "This is how Zorua was created"

@Farran on post #615678 (zorua and vulpix (pokemon) drawn by wooperlooper)

2010-02-12T17:30:16-05:00

Pokemon cosplaying as other pokemon?

Just when you think you've seen it all...