@theorytoe @ceo_of_monoeye_dating @rlier23 @Zerglingman @Tactical @Dan_Hulson @DEERBLOOD @GrungeQueef @Gundog @merchantHelios @monsterislandcolonizer @Paleloon @rightwingsjw @SuperSnekFriend @William_The_Dragonborn @bleedingphoenix @Saber @80085 @Giganova8 @RehnSturm256 @skylar @Remi @kakkerel @Groomschild @King_Noticer @MK2boogaloo Gumiho or Kumiho: These terms originally referred to foxes from a certain eastern country, but have increasingly been used to refer to corrupted foxes, especially those that devour the internal organs of the corpses of intelligent beings. It is said that there are many of these fallen foxes in the region and that any demon hunter who goes there will find either fortune or an early death.
Zenko: Celestial foxes who serve Inari Okami, a kami linked to fertility, rice, tea, sake, agriculture and industry. These fox women come to the world to help humanity and monster girls. They bless and help women who want to have children or who are already pregnant. They also help workers, especially dedicated, tired and exhausted ones. They differ greatly in personality from other fox girls in that they are more orderly, homely, fixed to their land and averse to dishonesty. However, they are still clever, both in their creativity in carrying out jobs and in outsmarting those who want to cheat them. More than one common fox girl has fallen flat on her face for considering them "naïve little saints. "

Characteristics:
Teeth and claws: All fox women have these natural weapons. "A fox without teeth is a tongue without protection. "
Agility: Unlike their dog and wolf cousins, when it comes to physical ability, fox girls don't possess brute strength beyond the ordinary. Instead, they stand out for their uncanny agility.
To fight, they opt for martial arts and weapons that complement their great mobility and always prefer to dodge rather than block an attack. A common joke and legend is that some common ancestor of the canid girls married a cat and the foxes would be their descendants.
Cunning: The cunning fox stereotype is not without merit. As a breed, they are naturally adept at social games. Bluffs, disguises, hiding, diplomacy, seduction, acting, etc. It's a discreet but great power and one that has more than once seduced foxes into evil. But it is also something that can understand and soothe hearts, protect, inspire and understand. There are as many legends of animal kings who have known humiliation by treacherous foxes as there are of others who have achieved greatness with the help of honest advice.
Tail(s): The defining feature of the species, the tail of foxes symbolises their magical power, makes men fall in love with them and is the part for which they are most vain and most careful.
Oriental foxes acquire a new tail as they grow in wisdom and power. Foxes with a single tail may know a few tricks, but they are still like novices at a magic school. The very few who manage to reach 9 tails are on the level of legendary monster girls. If a fox loses one of its tails, she will lose a proportional part of its power, as well as receiving disproportionate damage to its body for the loss.

Much of a fox's magic and confidence comes from its tail. A long time ago, a fox had its tail torn off by a trap and, devastated by the loss, tried to convince the others that tails were no big deal and foxes could just as well get rid of them because they were a nuisance. They couldn't be convinced. The greatest misfortune that can befall a fox is to lose her tail. It will inevitably fall into deep sadness and could die if that happens. Reynard fled the West because he was condemned to have his tail removed. Tamamo-no-Mae is also rumoured to have lost one or more tails in the final fight and the despair this caused led her to attempt a cataclysmic spell that was only prevented by the final blow dealt to her.
Restoring energy: Fox girls can relieve men of stress and fatigue by restoring their vigour. This ability is inherent to fox girls, and they don't need to learn magic to do it. All it takes is for the afflicted to be able to take comfort in their beautiful, fluffy tails. The problem is that foxes are not only vain, but also very protective of their tails, considering this act to be one of extreme intimacy and vulnerability on their part. Even a seductive trickster would refuse to perform the act with anyone. "Fluffy tails only after marriage."

Favourite food: It's quite typical for foxes to have a favourite food. This is no ordinary favouritism, however. It's such an appreciation that it can make fox girls, particularly young ones, go out of their way or even put themselves at risk to get the food if they're just a little hungry.
Favourite food varies from fox to fox, but there seem to be regional preferences. Grapes or chicken in the West, eggs; tofu; abura-age or pho in the East are some common examples.