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[[File:Rabbit in the moon standing by pot.png|thumb|A rabbit and a pot delineated on the moon's surface]] | [[File:Rabbit in the moon standing by pot.png|thumb|A rabbit and a pot delineated on the moon's surface]] | ||
Judging from her in-game Miracle animations, Tsukuyomi-No-Shinshi is based on the mythical figure, [[Wikipedia:Moon rabbit|Moon rabbit]], or Moon hare, that appears in various Asian folklores. Moon rabbit is an example of [[Wikipedia:Pareidolia|pareidolia]] interpretations - humans' tendency to perceive random visual stimuli as meaningful patterns. In this case people identified the dark markings on the near side of the Moon a rabbit or hare since the ancient time when little was known about the Moon. | Judging from her in-game Miracle animations, Tsukuyomi-No-Shinshi is based on the mythical figure, [[Wikipedia:Moon rabbit|Moon rabbit]], or Moon hare, that appears in various Asian folklores. Moon rabbit is an example of [[Wikipedia:Pareidolia|pareidolia]] interpretations - humans' tendency to perceive random visual stimuli as meaningful patterns. In this case people identified the dark markings on the near side of the Moon a rabbit or hare since the ancient time when little was known about the Moon. | ||