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* SexyDiscretionShot: The protagonist can engage in Kahi's "flirtatious play" with them if they go for a romantic jaunt in the woods with him. He'll lick the protagonist and pin them down, but the scene cuts away to them waking up from a blissful doze curled up with him to Azumi's owl form's screech.
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* StargazingScene: During the party, the protagonist can sit with Kusora under the cherry blossom tree and look at the stars together as part of their date/hangout.
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** During the party, the protagonist can sit with Kusora under the cherry blossom tree and look at the stars together as part of theirdate/hangout.date/hangout.
** If the protagonist goes for a romantic jaunt with Kahi the night before the war, they can choose to go stargazing with him instead of engaging in his [[SexyDiscretionShot "flirtatious play".]]
** During the party, the protagonist can sit with Kusora under the cherry blossom tree and look at the stars together as part of their
** If the protagonist goes for a romantic jaunt with Kahi the night before the war, they can choose to go stargazing with him instead of engaging in his [[SexyDiscretionShot "flirtatious play".]]
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* IfYouKillHimYouWillBeJustLikeHim: If the protagonist fails to convince Kahi that he should forgive them for [[spoiler:attacking Chiyo to stop her from planting bombs around Hisako's castle, he will unleash his foxfire on them, but spare them at the last moment because if he killed them, he'd be just like the humans.]]
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* IfYouKillHimYouWillBeJustLikeHim: If the protagonist fails to convince Kahi that he should forgive them for [[spoiler:attacking Chiyo to stop her from planting bombs around Hisako's castle, he will unleash his foxfire on them, but spare them at the last moment because if he killed them, [[HeWhoFightsMonsters he'd be just like the humans.]] humans he's fighting against.]]]]
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* IfYouKillHimYouWillBeJustLikeHim: If the protagonist fails to convince Kahi that he should forgive them for [[spoiler:attacking Chiyo to stop her from planting bombs around Hisako's castle, he will unleash his foxfire on them, but spare them at the last moment because if he killed them, he'd be just like the humans.]]
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: [[spoiler:After learning about their mother's death to a fox spirit, Ren views the protagonist with contention after they've bonded. If the protagonist kills Daichi but fails to justify themself properly, Ren will cut ties with them and beat them up before leaving, and will hate them even more if the protagonist tried manipulating them with a charm. If the protagonist dies to Daichi instead, Ren will [[ItsAllJunk destroy all the fox paintings they've made in the epilogue, even the one of themself and the protagonist.]]]]
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: [[spoiler:After learning about their mother's death to a fox spirit, Ren views the protagonist with contention after they've bonded. If the protagonist kills Daichi but fails to justify themself properly, themself, Ren will cut ties with them and beat them up before leaving, and will hate them even more if the protagonist tried manipulating them with a charm. If Ren will also cut ties with the protagonist if they severely injure Daichi, but if the latter dies to Daichi instead, him, Ren will [[ItsAllJunk destroy all the fox paintings they've made in the epilogue, even the one of themself and the protagonist.]]]]
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: [[spoiler:After learning about their mother's death to a fox spirit, Ren views the protagonist with contention after they've bonded. The protagonist can still try convincing them that fox spirits aren't so bad if they want to salvage their friendship/relationship, but if they die to Daichi, Ren will [[ItsAllJunk destroy all the fox paintings they've made in the epilogue, even the one of themself and the protagonist.]]]]
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: [[spoiler:After learning about their mother's death to a fox spirit, Ren views the protagonist with contention after they've bonded. The If the protagonist can still try convincing kills Daichi but fails to justify themself properly, Ren will cut ties with them that fox spirits aren't so bad and beat them up before leaving, and will hate them even more if they want the protagonist tried manipulating them with a charm. If the protagonist dies to salvage their friendship/relationship, but if they die to Daichi, Daichi instead, Ren will [[ItsAllJunk destroy all the fox paintings they've made in the epilogue, even the one of themself and the protagonist.]]]]
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* KillingInSelfDefense: The protagonist can try justifying [[spoiler:their murder of Daichi as this to Ren to soften the blow it had on the latter. If they're self-centered enough, the protagonist will add that it's part of their survival instincts.]]
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** If they're kindhearted enough, protagonist can try justifying themself as this if they [[spoiler:kill Daichi by telling Ren that they're free to pursue their artistic career without being pressured by him to work at the farm. They know that killing him wasn't the right way to do it and [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse their actions aren't excusable]], but Ren will understand that they had good intentions.]]
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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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** Kusora is a nonbinary fox spirit and is referred to with "they/them" pronouns by the othercharacters.characters.
** The protagonist had two siblings who didn't identify as dog foxes (males) or vixens: Daitan and Nami.
** Kusora is a nonbinary fox spirit and is referred to with "they/them" pronouns by the other
** The protagonist had two siblings who didn't identify as dog foxes (males) or vixens: Daitan and Nami.
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* LastStand: The protagonist's mother Nozaki fought valiantly to the end against Daichi to protect her family, even if she knew she was overpowered.
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* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler:After killing Daichi, the protagonist can blame it on Chiyo's possession of them to try saving face to Ren. They'll have to be very cunning to make this lie believable, or else Ren will see through it and hate them more.]]
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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 by [[DemonicPossession projecting themself inside their consciousness]]. Chiyo, one of the Wild Masters, is a master of this ability.
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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 by [[DemonicPossession projecting themself inside their consciousness]]. Chiyo, one of the Wild Masters, is a master of this ability.ability [[spoiler:and uses it to possess the protagonist if they fail to stop her from planting bombs around Hisako's castle]].
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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 by projecting themself inside their consciousness. Chiyo, one of the Wild Masters, is a master of this ability.
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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 by [[DemonicPossession projecting themself inside their consciousness.consciousness]]. Chiyo, one of the Wild Masters, is a master of this ability.
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* FarmersDaughter: A rare Japanese example: Ren is this by default [[GenderFlip unless the protagonist desires only a male partner.]] She's a sweet, innocent farm girl who's heavily sheltered by Daichi, who doesn't want her to go near foxes despite her love for them.
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* MotiveMisidentification: At first, the protagonist thinks that the thief stole the Star Ball all for themself, but if they successfully confront them in the climax, they'll discover that [[spoiler:Noboru stole it to give to his family so they can become immortal.]]
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* MotiveMisidentification: MotiveMisidentification:
** The protagonist assumes that Daichi is killing foxes because he's just being overzealous about protecting his farm, but they eventually learn that [[spoiler:he's killing them to protect Ren after the latter's mother was killed by one.]]
** At first, the protagonist thinks that the thief stole the Star Ball all for themself, but if they successfully confront them in the climax, they'll discover that [[spoiler:Noboru stole it to give to his family so they can become immortal.]]
** The protagonist assumes that Daichi is killing foxes because he's just being overzealous about protecting his farm, but they eventually learn that [[spoiler:he's killing them to protect Ren after the latter's mother was killed by one.]]
** At first, the protagonist thinks that the thief stole the Star Ball all for themself, but if they successfully confront them in the climax, they'll discover that [[spoiler:Noboru stole it to give to his family so they can become immortal.]]
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: [[spoiler:Daichi kept his wife's death to a fox spirit a secret from Ren, lying to them that she went on a trip to the capital and would return someday. When Ren discovers the truth in Chapter 9, they're shocked and conflicted about their love for foxes, especially the protagonist.]]
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* LadyOfWar: Hisako fights gracefully in battle and her armor doesn't hinder it.
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* {{Samurai}}: Hisako is a [[GenderInvertedTrope Rare Female Example]], and she leads an entire army of samurai to protect Hoshimori from their enemies.
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The first three chapters can be played [[https://www.choiceofgames.com/fox-spirit/ here]] for free.
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The first three chapters and part of the 4th can be played [[https://www.choiceofgames.com/fox-spirit/ here]] for free.
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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 [[SlipnotPonytail 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 [[SlipnotPonytail [[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 [[PrimAndProperBun 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 [[PrimAndProperBun [[SlipnotPonytail 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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* LettingHerHairDown: The protagonist imagines Hisako removing her braids and letting her hair flow free if they have a crush on her, hoping she can loosen up from her political duties to be with them.
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* TheApprentice: The protagonist can train under the Wild Masters if their allegiance is strong enough at the end.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** As they pick up clues to where the Star Ball is, the protagonist starts becoming suspicious of the arrogant noble Noboru. He keeps a tablet that has an illustration of a fox biting down on the Star Ball, bans foxes from attending his party, wears strong perfume to mask his foxy scent, patrols the woods at night, and his servants could hear strange sounds coming from his chamber. He also has a fox spirit sister named Rinka, which the protagonist finds unusual. [[spoiler:It turns out that Noboru's the fox spirit who killed others of his kind and disguised himself as a noble for 50 years, as foretold by Himiko. He's also planning to leave Hoshimori after the party with his {{Youkai}} army and the Star Ball in hand.]]
** If the protagonist bravely calls out Daichi for his hatred towards foxes in their first meeting at the farm in 20 years, he'll say with a single tear that he only met one other fox spirit before the protagonist's family. [[spoiler:It's the one that killed his wife when Ren was a baby, and he vowed to kill any fox that trespasses into his farm to protect Ren.]]
** As they pick up clues to where the Star Ball is, the protagonist starts becoming suspicious of the arrogant noble Noboru. He keeps a tablet that has an illustration of a fox biting down on the Star Ball, bans foxes from attending his party, wears strong perfume to mask his foxy scent, patrols the woods at night, and his servants could hear strange sounds coming from his chamber. He also has a fox spirit sister named Rinka, which the protagonist finds unusual. [[spoiler:It turns out that Noboru's the fox spirit who killed others of his kind and disguised himself as a noble for 50 years, as foretold by Himiko. He's also planning to leave Hoshimori after the party with his {{Youkai}} army and the Star Ball in hand.]]
** If the protagonist bravely calls out Daichi for his hatred towards foxes in their first meeting at the farm in 20 years, he'll say with a single tear that he only met one other fox spirit before the protagonist's family. [[spoiler:It's the one that killed his wife when Ren was a baby, and he vowed to kill any fox that trespasses into his farm to protect Ren.]]
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** Kusora is a quiet fox spirit who serves Inari out of kindness for her people. They're polite towards the protagonist, [[ExtremeDoormat even if the latter's mean to them or they mess up in missions]], but Kusora won't call them out so they won't hurt their feelings.
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** Kusora is a quiet fox spirit who serves Inari out of kindness for to her people. They're polite towards the protagonist, [[ExtremeDoormat even if the latter's mean to them or they mess up in missions]], but Kusora won't call them out so they won't hurt their feelings.
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* VegetarianCarnivore: While foxes are omnivorous, the protagonist can opt to have a vegetarian diet, and Azumi will disguise herself as a berry when she pranks them while foraging. [[spoiler:If they chase Noboru and Rinka up the mountains and throw an eel at them near the river, the narration will ask the protagonist if they're sure about eating it despite being vegetarian. They can either decide against it or eat it, whether breaking their vegetarian vow just this once or forgoing it entirely.]]
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* VegetarianCarnivore: VegetarianCarnivore:
** While foxes are omnivorous, the protagonist can opt to have a vegetarian diet, and Azumi will disguise herself as a berry when she pranks them whileforaging. [[spoiler:If they chase Noboru foraging.
** If the protagonist chases [[spoiler:Noboru andRinka Rinka]] up the mountains and throw an throws the fisherman's eel at them near the river, the narration will ask the protagonist if they're sure about eating it despite them being vegetarian. They can either decide against it or eat it, it just to prank the fisherman, whether breaking their vegetarian vow just this once or forgoing it entirely.]]
** While foxes are omnivorous, the protagonist can opt to have a vegetarian diet, and Azumi will disguise herself as a berry when she pranks them while
** If the protagonist chases [[spoiler:Noboru and
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* VegetarianCarnivore: While foxes are omnivorous, the protagonist can opt to have a vegetarian diet, andAzumi will disguise herself as a berry when she pranks them while foraging. [[spoiler:If they chase Noboru and Rinka up the mountains and throw an eel at them near the river, the narration will ask the protagonist if they're sure about eating it despite being vegetarian. They can either decide against it or eat it, whether breaking their vegetarian vow just this once or forgoing it entirely.]]
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* VegetarianCarnivore: While foxes are omnivorous, the protagonist can opt to have a vegetarian diet, andAzumi and Azumi will disguise herself as a berry when she pranks them while foraging. [[spoiler:If they chase Noboru and Rinka up the mountains and throw an eel at them near the river, the narration will ask the protagonist if they're sure about eating it despite being vegetarian. They can either decide against it or eat it, whether breaking their vegetarian vow just this once or forgoing it entirely.]]
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* NiceGuy:
** Ren is a friendly painter who loves foxes despite Daichi's hate for them, and Ren is happy to see the protagonist whenever they meet. [[spoiler:That is, until Ren learns [[MissingMom the truth about their mother]], and they'll feel conflicted about their admiration for them.]]
** Kusora is a quiet fox spirit who serves Inari out of kindness for her people. They're polite towards the protagonist, [[ExtremeDoormat even if the latter's mean to them or they mess up in missions]], but Kusora won't call them out so they won't hurt their feelings.
** Ren is a friendly painter who loves foxes despite Daichi's hate for them, and Ren is happy to see the protagonist whenever they meet. [[spoiler:That is, until Ren learns [[MissingMom the truth about their mother]], and they'll feel conflicted about their admiration for them.]]
** Kusora is a quiet fox spirit who serves Inari out of kindness for her people. They're polite towards the protagonist, [[ExtremeDoormat even if the latter's mean to them or they mess up in missions]], but Kusora won't call them out so they won't hurt their feelings.
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Regardless of the protagonist's gender, their relationship with Ren or Kusora is this, but this trope is played straight if the protagonist identifies as female while Ren is a boy and gender-inverted if vice-versa.
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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 and they can either eavesdrop on her, charm her, trick her, or properly convince her to give them more information about the Star Ball. She'll curse the protagonist by lowering one of their stats if they fail in extracting the info from her.
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* {{Tanuki}}: These TanukiKitsuneContrast: Tanuki, or raccoon spirits spirits, are just as as skilled in magic as fox spirits are, but aren't as clever as them. them, at least according to legend. The protagonist meets one named Kiko on the way to Noboru's party and they can either eavesdrop on her, charm sweet-talk her, trick her, or properly convince intimidate her to give into giving them more information about the Star Ball. She'll curse the protagonist by lowering one of their stats if they fail in extracting the info from her.fail, boldly claiming that tanuki aren't as stupid as fox spirits think.
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Regardless of the protagonist's gender, Kahi fits the role of the "bad boy" in their relationship. He's extreme in his plans to destroy the Human Empire, but he uses his dashing looks to seduce the protagonist into the Wild Masters.
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Regardless of the protagonist's gender, Kahi fits the role of the "bad boy" in their relationship. He's extreme in his plans to destroy the Human Empire, but he uses his dashing looks to seduce the protagonist into the Wild Masters. The protagonist, in turn, admires his courage and wisdom as leader, but they'll feel conflicted if their allegiance with the Wild Masters isn't strong enough.
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* OppositesAttract: A demonic protagonist can see their potential relationship with Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as this if they have a crush on them, but they feel that their notoriety will come into conflict with them.
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* OppositesAttract: A demonic protagonist can see their potential relationship with Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as this if they have a crush on them, but they they'll feel that their notoriety will come into conflict with them.
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* TheRival: A demonic protagonist can see their potential friendship with Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as this if they wish to befriend them, but they feel that their notoriety will come into conflict with them.
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* TheRival: A demonic protagonist can see their potential friendship with Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as this a worthy rival, but they'll feel conflicted if they wish to befriend them, but they feel that their notoriety will come into conflict with them.
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* OppositesAttract: A demonic protagonist can see their relationship with Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as this if they're dating, but they feel that their notoriety will come into conflict with them.
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* OppositesAttract: A demonic protagonist can see their potential relationship with Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as this if they're dating, they have a crush on them, but they feel that their notoriety will come into conflict with them.
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* OppositesAttract: A demonic protagonist can see their relationship with Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari, as this if they're dating, but they feel that their notoriety will come into conflict with them.
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* TheRival: A demonic protagonist can see themself as this towards Kusora, who advocates peace and kindness in the name of Inari.
