In Chinese legend, they are called Huli jing, and a famous one was Daji from the Ming dynasty novel Fengshen Yanyi.  
In Korean myth, one of these animals that is more than 100 years old and disguises itself as a woman is called Bulyeowoo.  In Chinese legend, they are called Huli jing, and a famous one was Daji from the Ming dynasty novel Fengshen Yanyi.  One story about another Korean one of these involves a shape-shifting one who becomes a bride on the day of a wedding and is only exposed when her clothes are removed, and this animal is associate with the Korean kumiho spirit. In Japanese mythology, these figures often tricked overly proud samurai while in the service of Inari the luck goddess. For ten points, name this type of animal associated with the Japanese kitsune spirit, also the name of an American news network.
In Korean myth, one of these animals that is more than 100 years old and disguises itself as a woman is called Bulyeowoo.  
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