Talk:Mujina
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For those who would like to point out that the Inu Yasha faceless woman is called "mu-onna" or "nothing woman" in Japanese: yes, I'm already aware of that. However, she is based on (and acts much like) the mujina legends, and so I've called her as such. An additional wrinkle to all of this is that the story is set in the part of Japan where tanukis are referred to as "mujina", which is why I added the pointer at the top of the page and made corrections in the appropriate Inu Yasha pages. Mitsukai 18:22, 26 Apr 2005 (UTC)
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Should this be merged with noppera-bō? -Sean Curtin 08:48, 23 February 2006 (UTC)