(Japanese Fox Spirits)
13 Types of Kitsune
Kukan (Void)
Tengoku (Heaven)
Seishin (Spirit)
Jikan (Time)
Umi (Ocean)
Kawa (River)
Ongaku (Music)
YAKO
Malevolent Foxes
Kukan (Void)
Sanda (Thunder)
Kasai (Fire)
Kaze (Wind)
Mori (Forest)
Yama (Mountain)
Chikyu (Earth)
ZENKO
Benevolent Foxes
A Kitsune's powers are related to their type and will grow with age and wisdom. They can absorb the power of repeated lightning strikes without any adverse physical effects.
Kitsunes are known as tricksters. These shape-shifters are surrounded by an aura (a flaming fox outline) which is visible only to supernatural creatures with enhanced vision and flash photography.
Up to nine tails.
Rubbing nine tails together crests foxfire (lightning)
Snapping a knife will also cause foxfire, but costs power.
Knives are the Earthly Representation of a Kitsune's Tails.
Kitsunes and Werewolves are known to be natural enemies.
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BESTIARY
Paranormal"I think you mean bestiality." BES•TI•AR•Y /bēsCHē, erē/ noun a descriptive or anecdotal treatise on various real or mythical kinds of animals, especially a medieval work with a moralizing tone.
