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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Licho is based on a character from [[Wikipedia:Atsushi_Nakajima#The_Moon_Over_the_Mountain|Sangetsuki]] (The Moon Over the Mountain), a short novel by Japanese author, Atsushi Nakajima. | * Licho is based on a character from [[Wikipedia:Atsushi_Nakajima#The_Moon_Over_the_Mountain|Sangetsuki]] (The Moon Over the Mountain), a short novel by Japanese author, Atsushi Nakajima. | ||
** The character is Li Zheng, a man who was aspired to be a renowned poet. He became frustrated, and eventually insane, when failed to do so and was transformed into a tiger. | ** The character is Li Zheng, a man who was aspired to be a renowned poet. He became frustrated, and eventually insane, when failed to do so and was transformed into a tiger. Licho is the Japanese pronounciation of his Chinese name (李徴). | ||
** The story itself was inspired by Chinese legend from Tang Dynasty era, Ren Hu Zhuan (The Tiger Man). | ** The story itself was inspired by Chinese legend from Tang Dynasty era, Ren Hu Zhuan (The Tiger Man). | ||
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