Uramomotaro
Uramomotaro is a concept within Japanese folklore, often interpreted as a playful or mischievous counterpart to the famous folktale of Momotaro. Unlike the brave peach-born boy who embarks on a quest to defeat demons, Uramomotaro represents a reverse or shadowed version. The "ura" in the name signifies "back" or "reverse," suggesting a character with opposite intentions or a hidden, less heroic nature.
Interpretations of Uramomotaro vary. Some see it as a cautionary tale, hinting at the potential for betrayal