Kabuki Kitsune Mask - Revision history

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Urbot moved page Hidden:Kabuki Kitsune Mask to Kabuki Kitsune Mask without leaving a redirect: This entity has been discovered!

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-A <b>kitsune mask</br> known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of kabuki [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
+A <b>kitsune mask</b> known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of kabuki [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
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-A kitsune mask known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of kabuki [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
+A <b>kitsune mask</br> known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of kabuki [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
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-A kitsune mask known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of kabuki-centric [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
+A kitsune mask known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of kabuki [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
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-A kitsune mask known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
+A kitsune mask known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of kabuki-centric [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
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-A kitsune mask belonging to [[Chyna Horchow]] worn during a period of [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
+A kitsune mask known to be worn by [[Chyna Horchow]] during a period of [[wavecasting|wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
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+A kitsune mask belonging to [[Chyna Horchow]] worn during a period of [[wavecasts]] during [[The Long Typhoon]]. Historically, foxes were viewed by Shinto practitioners as magical creatures with the ability to shapeshift. They were also seen as messengers of Inari, the Shinto god of rice, commerce, and prosperity.
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