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* AxCrazy: Rinka is an insane fox spirit with an unnerving smile and [[ManiacTongue her tongue constantly lolling out]], which frightens the protagonist to the core. [[spoiler:She even begs Noboru to let her kill them herself if they sneak into their meeting with their {{Youkai}} army.]]
* DeusExMachina: If the protagonist gets caught by Noboru and Rinka for [[spoiler:sneaking into their meeting, they fox siblings will threaten to kill them for it. Regardless of their success or failure to defend themself, Noboru will go through his death threat, only for Rinka to tackle him and get into a fight with him, wanting to kill them herself. The protagonist will use this distraction to escape, and this scene is even called "rinka_ex_machina" in the game files.]]
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* ImmortalitySeeker: The protagonist can find the Star Ball that was stolen from Hoshimori by another fox spirit, which is believed to grant immortality to those who are worthy of it. According to Himiko's vision, the thief killed others of their kind to steal it and is now living in Hoshimori disguised as a noble. [[spoiler:This turns out to be Noboru, who also gathered an army of [[{{Youkai}} magical creatures]] to help him get the Star Ball, and is planning to take over the Human Empire from within.]]
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* ImmortalitySeeker: The protagonist can find the Star Ball that was stolen from Hoshimori by another fox spirit, which is believed to grant immortality to those who are worthy of it. According to Himiko's vision, the thief killed others of their kind to steal it and is now living in Hoshimori disguised as a noble. [[spoiler:This turns out to be Noboru, who also gathered an army of [[{{Youkai}} magical creatures]] to help him get the Star Ball, and is planning to take over the Human Empire from within.within and leave with the Star Ball in his paws.]]
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* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: If cornered by Noboru and Rinka [[spoiler:for sneaking into their meeting]], the protagonist can [[spoiler:knock out a dragon to crush Noboru unless he confesses that he has the Star Ball. If they have enough precision, he'll spill the beans under the threat, and the protagonist will stop the dragon from falling on him as promised.]]
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* TheNoseKnows: Foxes have a very keen sense of smell and use it to track others, but Rinka is scentless to prevent others from tracking her.
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* ImmortalitySeeker: The protagonist can find the Star Ball that was stolen from Hoshimori by another fox spirit, which is believed to grant immortality to those who are worthy of it. According to Himiko's vision, the thief killed others of their kind to steal it and is now living in Hoshimori disguised as a noble. [[spoiler:This turns out to be Noboru, who also gathered an army of [[{{Youkai}} magical creatures creatures]] to help him get the Star Ball, and is planning to take over the Human Empire from within.]]
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* WhatTheHellHero: [[spoiler:When Kusora stands up for the protagonist when their cover gets blown during the party, which didn't allow fox spirits to attend, the protagonist can call them out for not standing up to the other fox spirits sooner. The protagonist will also accuse them and the divine messengers of taking advantage of being invited to better serve Inari. Kusora will then whimper and profusely apologize for failing their duties, for it was a genuine oversight on their part, and the protagonist will also say sorry for jumping to conclusions.]]
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* ImmortalitySeeker: The protagonist can find the Star Ball that was stolen from Hoshimori by another fox spirit, which is believed to grant immortality to those who are worthy of it. According to Himiko's vision, the thief killed others of their kind to steal it and is now living in Hoshimori disguised as a noble. [[spoiler:This turns out to be Noboru, who also forced Kiko's sister Erina into working for gathered an army of magical creatures to help him to get the Star Ball, and is planning to take over the Human Empire from within.]]
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* ImmortalitySeeker: The protagonist can find the Star Ball that was stolen from Hoshimori by another fox spirit, which is believed to grant immortality to those who are worthy of it. According to Himiko's vision, the thief killed others of their kind to steal it and is now living in Hoshimori disguised as a noble. [[spoiler:This turns out to be Noboru, who also forced Kiko's sister Erina into working for him to get the Star Ball, and is planning to take over the Human Empire from within.]]
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* {{Tanuki}}: These raccoon spirits are just as as skilled in magic as fox spirits are, but aren't as clever as them. The protagonist meets one named Kiko on the way to Noboru's party.
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* RuggedScar: Chiyo has a scar on her muzzle, but she's not willing to talk about where she got it unless the protagonist can reach out to her calmly.
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* AffluentAscetic: Hisako, despite being chief, lives in a shack beside the castle because she wants to understand her people's living conditions. She uses most of the government money to fund projects to improve Hoshimori instead of spoiling herself with a lavish lifestyle. However, she still has to manage the castle for the emperor under his orders.
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* MindControl: A cunning, self-centered protagonist is skilled enough to brainwash people to do their bidding or implant false memories as cover-ups.
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* MindControl: A cunning, self-centered protagonist is skilled enough to brainwash people to do their bidding or implant false memories as cover-ups. Chiyo, one of the Wild Masters, is a master of this ability.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Noboru is an arrogant noble who looks down on peasants and wishes to live away from them, but he must play along to fend the Wild Masters off from Hoshimori.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Noboru is an arrogant noble who looks down on peasants and wishes to live away from them, but he must play along to fend the Wild Masters off from Hoshimori.Hoshimori [[spoiler:because he's a fox spirit going undercover as a human]].
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* {{Familiar}}: Just as the legendary fox spirits are loyal to their goddess Inari, Kusora is also loyal to their master, Hisako, the chief of Hoshimori. Likewise, Rinka is loyal to her human brother, Noboru.
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* {{Familiar}}: Just as the legendary fox spirits are loyal to their goddess Inari, Kusora is also loyal to their master, Hisako, the chief of Hoshimori. Likewise, Rinka is loyal to her human brother, Noboru.Noboru, [[spoiler:who's actually a fox spirit like her]].
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* {{Familiar}}: Just as the legendary fox spirits are loyal to their goddess Inari, Kusora is also loyal to their master, Hisako, the chief of Hoshimori. Likewise, Rinko is loyal to her human brother, Noboru.
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* {{Familiar}}: Just as the legendary fox spirits are loyal to their goddess Inari, Kusora is also loyal to their master, Hisako, the chief of Hoshimori. Likewise, Rinko Rinka is loyal to her human brother, Noboru.
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* InterspeciesRomance: Fox spirits can shapeshift into humans to romance other humans, and Ren and Hisako are potential human love interests.
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* InterspeciesRomance: Fox spirits can [[ShapeshiftingLover shapeshift into humans to romance other humans, humans]], and Ren and Hisako are potential human love interests.
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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 positive 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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* ButThouMust: The protagonist can't say no to Azumi's challenge to outwit her in a game of hide-and-seek because all the possible choices have them saying yes, regardless of how cunning they are.
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* NonHumanNonbinary: Kusora is a nonbinary fox spirit and is referred to with "they/them" pronouns by the other characters.
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* FoulFox: The protagonist can become a demonic fox in the end if they're cruel towards others.
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* MindControl: A cunning, self-centered protagonist is skilled enough to brainwash people to do their bidding or implant false memories as cover-ups.
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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. They would need to be highly worldly to successfully convince him this, otherwise, [[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. They would need to be highly worldly to successfully convince him this, otherwise, [[NoPointsForNeutrality he'll He'll scoff at them for being "indifferent" to the Wild Masters' cause.]]
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* InterspeciesRomance: Fox spirits can shapeshift into humans to romance other humans, and Ren is one of the dateable characters.
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* LongLived: Fox spirits have a natural lifespan of 200 years, but finding the Star Ball can let them live many centuries longer.
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* InterfaceSpoiler: If the protagonist impresses the nine-tailed fox spirit in Chapter 1 and the player checks the in-game stats right after, they can see that Kahi's positive reception of the protagonist increased by 5%. [[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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* InterspeciesRomance: Fox spirits can shapeshift into humans to romance other humans, and Ren is one of the dateable characters.
* InterspeciesRomance: Fox spirits can shapeshift into humans to romance other humans, and Ren is one of the dateable characters.
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* FantasyForbiddingFather: Daichi tries to keep his daughter Ren away from foxes and fox spirits despite her love for them because he believes that they're monsters and wants to protect her.
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* GenderFlip: Ren will be a boy if the protagonist desires only a male partner, otherwise, she's a girl.
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* FolkHero: The protagonist can end their journey as one as one of the possible achievements.
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* LivingLegend: The Wild Masters are the most powerful and long-lived fox spirits, and their legends have been passed down through many generations. The protagonist heard of them from the stories their parents told them before they died, and they're shocked to see them in person when Kahi leads them to a hidden waterfall to meet them.
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* LivingLegend: The Wild Masters are the most powerful and long-lived fox spirits, and their legends have been passed down through many generations. They're said to be wise teachers who'd climb down the mountains to share their knowledge in magic with those who are worthy of them, and are celebrated for their patience and wisdom. The protagonist heard of them from the stories their parents told them before they died, and they're shocked to see them in person when Kahi leads them to a hidden waterfall to meet them.
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''Fox Spirit: A Two-Tailed Adventure'' is an [[InteractiveFiction interactive story]] by Creator/ChoiceOfGames, written by Amy Clare Fontaine. It takes place in Feudal Japan, where [[PlayerCharacter a young fox]] transforms into a two-tailed [[{{Kitsune}} fox spirit]] on their 100th birthday and searches the human village of Hoshimori for the Star Ball, which is believed to grant immortality for those who are worthy of it. Along the way, they meet other fox spirits and humans and discover that they have been at war with each other for centuries. Depending on their outlook on them because their family was killed by Daichi, a fox-hating human farmer, 20 years ago, the protagonist can try making peace between the two factions or ally with either the Human Empire or the Wild Masters to destroy the other.
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''Fox Spirit: A Two-Tailed Adventure'' is an [[InteractiveFiction interactive story]] by Creator/ChoiceOfGames, written by Amy Clare Fontaine. It takes place in Feudal Japan, where [[PlayerCharacter a young fox]] transforms into a two-tailed [[{{Kitsune}} fox spirit]] on their 100th birthday and searches the human village of Hoshimori for the Star Ball, which is believed to grant immortality for those who are worthy of it. Along the way, they meet other fox spirits and humans and discover that they have been at recently went to war with each other for centuries.after centuries of peace. Depending on their outlook on them because their family was killed by Daichi, a fox-hating human farmer, 20 years ago, the protagonist can try making peace between the two factions or ally with either the Human Empire or the Wild Masters to destroy the other.
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* GracefulLoser: If the protagonist beats Azumi in hide-and-seek, she'll bow to them in respect and tell her fellow Wild Masters of their victory.
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* ButThouMust: The protagonist can't say no to Azumi's challenge to outwit her because all the possible choices have them saying yes, regardless of how cunning they are.
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Fox spirits can shapeshift into humans or other creatures, but it's time-consuming and they exchange their vulpine abilities for whatever abilities their new form has. Azumi, one of the Wild Masters, is a master of this ability, and she can combine two forms into one, such as with her winged wolf form.
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* ButThouMust: The protagonist can't say no to Azumi's challenge to outwit her because all the possible choices have them saying yes, regardless of how cunning they are. The different reasons for accepting it build one of their stats, however.
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Fox spirits lose their heightened senses when they shapeshift into humans and have to make do with their less powerful vision and smell.
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''Fox Spirit: A Two-Tailed Adventure'' is an [[InteractiveFiction interactive story]] by Creator/ChoiceOfGames, written by Amy Clare Fontaine. It takes place in Feudal Japan, where [[PlayerCharacter a young fox]] transforms into a two-tailed [[{{Kitsune}} fox spirit]] on their 100th birthday and searches the human village of Hoshimori for the Star Ball, which is believed to grant immortality for those who are worthy of it. Along the way, they meet other fox spirits and humans and discover that they have been at war with each other for centuries. Depending on their outlook on them because their family was killed by Daichi, a fox-hating human farmer, 20 years ago, the protagonist can try making peace between the two factions or ally with either the Human Empire or the Wild Masters to destroy the other.
The first three chapters can be played [[https://www.choiceofgames.com/fox-spirit/ here]] for free.
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!!''Fox Spirit'' contains examples of:
* ActualPacifist:
** A highly cautious protagonist can avoid battles for the most part and resolve conflict peacefully.
** Kusora believes that the Wild Masters can be stopped without violence because fighting would only lead to more violence, but Hisako disagrees.
* AristocratsAreEvil: Noboru is an arrogant noble who looks down on peasants and wishes to live away from them, but he must play along to fend the Wild Masters off from Hoshimori.
* CunningLikeAFox: The protagonist can lie and manipulate others with illusions and trickery to achieve their goals, which is one of the possible achievements.
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: The protagonist has a lot of paths to go down as a newly incarnated fox spirit, but they can choose to keep their place in the world an enigma and keep searching.
* {{Familiar}}: Just as the legendary fox spirits are loyal to their goddess Inari, Kusora is also loyal to their master, Hisako, the chief of Hoshimori. Likewise, Rinko is loyal to her human brother, Noboru.
* FantasticRacism: The humans and fox spirits used to live in harmony until the Wild Masters destroyed Hoshimori and stole from the villagers. There are a few humans, like Ren, who are friendly to fox spirits, but the spirits are being hunted down for what the Wild Masters did. On the other side, the Wild Masters seek to defeat the Human Empire for killing their kin, believing that stopping them will give foxes more time to grow up and become fox spirits.
* FantasyForbiddingFather: Daichi tries to keep his daughter Ren away from foxes and fox spirits despite her love for them because he believes that they're monsters and wants to protect her.
* 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. They would need to be highly worldly to successfully convince him this, otherwise, [[NoPointsForNeutrality he'll scoff at them for being "indifferent" to the Wild Masters' cause.]]
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Kahi believes that humans are a cancer because "they take what they need and destroy what seem to be too wild for them to use and abuse, with no concern for other creatures."
* ImmortalitySeeker: The protagonist can find the Star Ball that was stolen from Hoshimori by another fox spirit, which is believed to grant immortality to those who are worthy of it. According to Himiko's vision, the thief killed others of their kind to steal it and is now living in Hoshimori disguised as a noble.
* InVinoVeritas: When the protagonist follows Noboru into the bar, they can offer to refill his cup with rice wine to trick him into spilling more information about the Star Ball.
* InterfaceSpoiler: If the protagonist impresses the nine-tailed fox spirit in Chapter 1 and the player checks the in-game stats right after, they can see that Kahi's positive reception of the protagonist increased by 5%. [[spoiler:He's the same fox the protagonist meets again in Chapter 4, and he's the leader of the Wild Masters.]]
* {{Kitsune}}: The protagonist is a two-tailed fox who recently became a fox spirit on their 100th birthday and learned magic.
* LivingLegend: The Wild Masters are the most powerful and long-lived fox spirits, and their legends have been passed down through many generations. The protagonist heard of them from the stories their parents told them before they died, and they're shocked to see them in person when Kahi leads them to a hidden waterfall to meet them.
* SoleSurvivor: The protagonist is the last surviving member of their family after Daichi killed them 20 years ago. [[spoiler:They turn out to be the first fox in a hundred years to become a fox spirit, which is why Kahi sought them out to try convincing them to ally with the Wild Masters.]]
* ViolenceReallyIsTheAnswer: Hisako, having fought many wars before, believes that the Wild Masters must be stopped with violence, but only as a last resort because she and Kusora seek peace in the village.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Hisako declares that all unfamiliar fox spirits must be killed, whether or not they're innocent, because they might be allied with the Wild Masters, who have been destroying Hoshimori and stealing from the villagers. Kusora disagrees because they believe they need to hear their side of the story, but the protagonist can convince Hisako to try resolving the conflict peacefully.
* YouKilledMyFather: The protagonist can seek revenge on Daichi for killing their family if they wish, and it's one of the achievements they can get.
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The first three chapters can be played [[https://www.choiceofgames.com/fox-spirit/ here]] for free.
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!!''Fox Spirit'' contains examples of:
* ActualPacifist:
** A highly cautious protagonist can avoid battles for the most part and resolve conflict peacefully.
** Kusora believes that the Wild Masters can be stopped without violence because fighting would only lead to more violence, but Hisako disagrees.
* AristocratsAreEvil: Noboru is an arrogant noble who looks down on peasants and wishes to live away from them, but he must play along to fend the Wild Masters off from Hoshimori.
* CunningLikeAFox: The protagonist can lie and manipulate others with illusions and trickery to achieve their goals, which is one of the possible achievements.
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: The protagonist has a lot of paths to go down as a newly incarnated fox spirit, but they can choose to keep their place in the world an enigma and keep searching.
* {{Familiar}}: Just as the legendary fox spirits are loyal to their goddess Inari, Kusora is also loyal to their master, Hisako, the chief of Hoshimori. Likewise, Rinko is loyal to her human brother, Noboru.
* FantasticRacism: The humans and fox spirits used to live in harmony until the Wild Masters destroyed Hoshimori and stole from the villagers. There are a few humans, like Ren, who are friendly to fox spirits, but the spirits are being hunted down for what the Wild Masters did. On the other side, the Wild Masters seek to defeat the Human Empire for killing their kin, believing that stopping them will give foxes more time to grow up and become fox spirits.
* FantasyForbiddingFather: Daichi tries to keep his daughter Ren away from foxes and fox spirits despite her love for them because he believes that they're monsters and wants to protect her.
* 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. They would need to be highly worldly to successfully convince him this, otherwise, [[NoPointsForNeutrality he'll scoff at them for being "indifferent" to the Wild Masters' cause.]]
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Kahi believes that humans are a cancer because "they take what they need and destroy what seem to be too wild for them to use and abuse, with no concern for other creatures."
* ImmortalitySeeker: The protagonist can find the Star Ball that was stolen from Hoshimori by another fox spirit, which is believed to grant immortality to those who are worthy of it. According to Himiko's vision, the thief killed others of their kind to steal it and is now living in Hoshimori disguised as a noble.
* InVinoVeritas: When the protagonist follows Noboru into the bar, they can offer to refill his cup with rice wine to trick him into spilling more information about the Star Ball.
* InterfaceSpoiler: If the protagonist impresses the nine-tailed fox spirit in Chapter 1 and the player checks the in-game stats right after, they can see that Kahi's positive reception of the protagonist increased by 5%. [[spoiler:He's the same fox the protagonist meets again in Chapter 4, and he's the leader of the Wild Masters.]]
* {{Kitsune}}: The protagonist is a two-tailed fox who recently became a fox spirit on their 100th birthday and learned magic.
* LivingLegend: The Wild Masters are the most powerful and long-lived fox spirits, and their legends have been passed down through many generations. The protagonist heard of them from the stories their parents told them before they died, and they're shocked to see them in person when Kahi leads them to a hidden waterfall to meet them.
* SoleSurvivor: The protagonist is the last surviving member of their family after Daichi killed them 20 years ago. [[spoiler:They turn out to be the first fox in a hundred years to become a fox spirit, which is why Kahi sought them out to try convincing them to ally with the Wild Masters.]]
* ViolenceReallyIsTheAnswer: Hisako, having fought many wars before, believes that the Wild Masters must be stopped with violence, but only as a last resort because she and Kusora seek peace in the village.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Hisako declares that all unfamiliar fox spirits must be killed, whether or not they're innocent, because they might be allied with the Wild Masters, who have been destroying Hoshimori and stealing from the villagers. Kusora disagrees because they believe they need to hear their side of the story, but the protagonist can convince Hisako to try resolving the conflict peacefully.
* YouKilledMyFather: The protagonist can seek revenge on Daichi for killing their family if they wish, and it's one of the achievements they can get.
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