Nine-Tailed Rampage

After Lana falls ill that one day from an unknown, mysterious, terminal sickness that neither Lucy nor any doctors can explain, a mysterious figure appears and offers the Loud family a cure for their child. While Lynn Sr. is distrustful, Rita takes the offer out of desperation.

In his shelter away from Royal Woods, the red-haired man then proceeded to weave strange hand gestures and slammed his palms into Lana's belly, causing a surge of orange light energy to violently enter her body. Lana wakes up and her illness completely dissipated, feeling nothing strange afterwards, much to her family's relief.

The next day, Lana and Lola celebrate their birthday and throw a party. It was supposed to be Lana's turn, with her garbage and grime theme taking over Lola's prim and proper. But after discovering that she'd been lied to, Lana becomes upset, but something very awful is to portend.

Lana, succumbing to her intense hatred, undergoes a feral transformation. She takes on the appearance of something resembling a fox, and unleashes a roar so powerful, it reduced Lola's party into a desolate panic, and all the guests, and Lana's pets, scrambled away from the immediate source of chaos. Consumed by vermilion fury, Lana turns her attention to her twin, intending to make her pay for ruining her party.

Unbeknownst to the Louds and Lana experiencing the catastrophe, the orange energy that manifested within Lana was actually a portion of an ancient beast from a separate world from Lana's.

His name is Kurama, the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox. A tailed beast, a gigantic amalgamation of a life energy called chakra. Kurama was the most powerful of the nine tailed beasts, and the host of the Seventh Hokage, Naruto Uzumaki. Years ago, Naruto also experienced similar transformations, and as a result, he was once ostracized by his people from his home town, Konohagakure. But over time, his resolve to never give up, foster lasting peace both in and out of Konoha, and become Hokage, the village leader, moved even the fox, eventually befriending him.

NARUTO, ©2002 Masashi Kishimoto

The Loud House, ©Nickelodeon