Kaguya-Hime is a princess from the Moon who appears in the fictional narrative, The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter. In the story, she was found inside a glowing bamboo stalk as a baby by an old bamboo cutter and brought back to his house to be raised by him and his wife. She grew to be a woman of extraordinary beauty, attracting many suitors when word of her looks started spreading. Later on, she revealed the origin of where she was born to the couple. Ultimately, the people of the Moon came to take her back. Before she departed Earth, her attendant from the Moon placed a celestial cloak on her shoulders, and this caused Kaguya-Hime to forget her time spent in the human world.
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Kaguya having rabbit ears is likely due to Kaguya-Hime being from the moon and the old belief about rabbits being on the moon.
A Persona of another story. A divine being born from a glowing bamboo shoot. Though many proposed to her, none could complete her strict tasks. She eventually returned to her home, the moon.
A divine being that appeared from a glowing bamboo shoot. Though many men proposed to her, none could complete her impossible tasks and she returned to her homeland, the capital of the moon.
A Persona of another story. A divine being born from a glowing bamboo shoot. Though many proposed to her, none could complete her strict tasks. She eventually returned to her home, the moon.
A divine being who appeared from a glowing bamboo shoot. Though many proposed to her, none could complete her strict tasks, so she returned to her homeland, the capital of the moon.
A Persona turned picaro after becoming the Trickster's mask. She appeared from a glowing bamboo shoot. She received many proposals, but rejected them and returned to the moon.
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