Poor Image: Multiple Tailed Beast

Blurry, fuzzy photo.

Should be easy to find another example and replace the image.

Current:

edited 31st May '12 7:41:13 PM by FinalStarman

Either that or a picture of ninetails.

Ninetales◊

Ambipom◊

edited 1st Jun '12 12:24:55 AM by Blurring

I love that Ninetails one.

Ninetails for me.

The ninetails' tails look like a fan, because they're not separate. The bull is clearer.

How about a different Nine-Tails?

edited 1st Jun '12 10:09:12 AM by lu127

Bleh, wrong link in the last post. Sorry.

edited 1st Jun '12 10:15:52 AM by lu127

Your link seems to auto-redirect to that site's main page. Could you try saving the image itself, the hosting it on an image-hosting software?

edited 1st Jun '12 10:14:07 AM by DarkConfidant

That just links me to fanpop.com.

We could go more into old traditions◊ instead of Pokémon referencing said old traditions, perhaps...

edited 1st Jun '12 10:15:59 AM by ShadowHog

Stupid fanpop.

Does this◊ work?

Aye. That's Naruto, right?

I think it's fine, but I still prefer Tauros because I'm pretty sure we have a page for those sorts of Japanese spirits whose name escapes me.

Yes.

You mean Kitsune? Yeah, but that one has a statue/historical image. As a sidenote, the Fox is literally named a Tailed Beast.

Yes, that was what I meant. /Mind Blanks

Well, I still think Tauros looks better, but that's just one troper's opinion.

I, too, think the Tauros image is clearer than Ninetails.

I vote Tauros as well.

I like Tauros, since it shows that this encompasses a greater variety of multi-tailed creatures than just the traditional mythical ones.

Also, Ninetail's tails aren't as distinct visually.

Not a fan of the kitty; the description doesn't make any mention of anthromorphic animals.

edited 2nd Jun '12 7:28:57 PM by Scardoll

^ Anthropomorphism is irrelevant to the trope definition, in which case a non-anthropomorphic image is simply better.

We could also use the bottom of this◊.

My favourite so far.

Isn't that Devart?