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* TheRival: A demonic protagonist can see Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as a worthy rival, but they'll feel conflicted if they wish to befriend them.
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* TheRival: A demonic protagonist can see Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as a worthy rival, WorthyOpponent, but they'll feel conflicted if they wish to befriend them.
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* {{Pyromaniac}}: Kahi is the Wild Master of foxfire, and he enjoys burning things down as stress relief. He takes pride in it if the protagonist calls him a maniac for it, but he won't hesitate to incinerate anyone who offends him.
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* {{Pyromaniac}}: Kahi is the Wild Master of foxfire, and he enjoys burning things down as stress relief. [[InsultBackfire He takes pride in it if the protagonist calls him a maniac for it, it]], but he won't hesitate to incinerate anyone who offends him.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: [[spoiler:Noboru stole the Star Ball, not for himself as the protagonist thought, but to give to his family to ensure their survival and build their empire together. However, his mate Akira calls him out for stealing it in the first place because a selfish fox like him doesn't deserve it.]]
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: [[spoiler:Noboru stole the Star Ball, not for himself as the protagonist thought, but to give to his family to ensure their survival and build their empire together. However, his mate Akira calls him out for stealing it in the first place because she believes that a selfish fox like him doesn't deserve it.]]
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* InterfaceSpoiler: If the protagonist meets the nine-tailed fox spirit in Chapter 1 and the player checks the in-game stats right after, they can see that Kahi's reception of the protagonist has changed depending on if they successfully impressed him with their shapeshifting. [[spoiler:He's the same fox the protagonist meets again in Chapter 4, and he's the leader of the Wild Masters.]]
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** If the protagonist meets the nine-tailed fox spirit in Chapter 1 and the player checks the in-game stats right after, they can see that Kahi's reception of the protagonist has changed depending on if they successfully impressed him with their shapeshifting. [[spoiler:He's the same fox the protagonist meets again in Chapter 4, and he's the leader of the Wild Masters.]]
** The achievement "Extermination" spoils the fact that [[spoiler:you can KillAllHumans, not just destroy Hoshimori's Human Empire.]]
** If the protagonist meets the nine-tailed fox spirit in Chapter 1 and the player checks the in-game stats right after, they can see that Kahi's reception of the protagonist has changed depending on if they successfully impressed him with their shapeshifting. [[spoiler:He's the same fox the protagonist meets again in Chapter 4, and he's the leader of the Wild Masters.]]
** The achievement "Extermination" spoils the fact that [[spoiler:you can KillAllHumans, not just destroy Hoshimori's Human Empire.]]
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* ImmortalityBeginsAtTwenty: The protagonist is a hundred-year-old fox spirit [[ImmortalitySeeker on a quest to find the immortality-granting Star Ball]] if the player wishes, yet they're physically and mentally the equivalent of a young adult like the 20-year-old Ren.
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* HumanlikeAnimalAging: The protagonist was a fox kit when their family was killed 20 years ago. In real life, foxes have a lifespan of 3-4 years, but the foxes in this game live much longer than that and also age at the same rate as humans. Then again, these are magical foxes that become fox spirits on their 100th birthday.
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* HumanlikeAnimalAging: The protagonist was a fox kit when their family was killed 20 years ago. In real life, foxes have a lifespan of 3-4 years, but the foxes in this game live much longer than that and also age at the same rate as humans. Then again, [[Really700YearsOld these are magical foxes that become fox spirits on their 100th birthday.]]
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* GrayAndGreyMorality: When confronted by Kahi on what they think of humans, the protagonist can TakeAThirdOption and have a realistic outlook: that not all humans are bad. [[NoPointsForNeutrality He'll scoff at them for being "indifferent" to the Wild Masters' cause.]]
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* GrayAndGreyMorality: When confronted by Kahi on what they think of humans, the protagonist can TakeAThirdOption and have a realistic outlook: that not all humans are bad. [[NoPointsForNeutrality [[NeutralityBacklash He'll scoff at them for being "indifferent" to the Wild Masters' cause.]]
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* ToughLeaderFacade: Hisako is a no-nonsense chief who takes her job as head of her army seriously. She also ties her hair in a [[SlipknotPonytail martial topknot]] so it won't get in the way in battle. Deep down, she seeks peace in the village like her people do, but she hides that because she has to stay strong for the upcoming war.
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* TheWomanWearingTheQueenlyMask: Hisako is a no-nonsense chief who takes her job as head of her army seriously. She also ties her hair in a [[SlipknotPonytail martial topknot]] so it won't get in the way in battle. Deep down, she seeks peace in the village like her people do, but she hides that because she has to stay strong for the upcoming war.
