@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 Evil: Proud, greedy scoundrels who only come for suckers to seduce, rob and humiliate. They despise honest people as slaves to meaningless morals, using the law and their own honesty to cheat them. They regard the virtuous as liars and hypocrites who only need an opportunity and the right kind of darkness to give in to corruption. They "love" the innocent as easy victims and love to break their hearts.
Foxes who have given in to evil are arrogant beings who consider themselves smarter than all other creatures. They deceive not only to gain advantages over others, but for the very pleasure of deceiving. They take advantage of other people's goodwill both to attack and to protect themselves, and run away when they see that patience has run out. They steal not only material goods, but also the hearts of husbands and boyfriends of other monster girls and women. Their "hero" is the famous and infamous Reynard, portrayed by them as a noble soul who fought against the tyranny of the nobility and the clergy.
The evil kitsunes of the East have men as their favourite victims. Some disguise themselves as women of other races, while the pipe foxes possess them to seduce their targets and drain their energy, an act that accelerates the growth of their magical power which sickens and eventually kills the man who falls victim to it. The more powerful the fox, the more powerful the men it demands. Tamamo-no-Mae was the pinnacle of this type of behaviour, having seduced and drained the emperors of several countries, causing disasters as a ruler. Some foxes resort to the infamous expedient of devouring the internal organs of dead men (by themselves or for other causes) in order to grow rapidly. Obviously, with the small number of men in the world compared to women, these devourers of energy and flesh are hunted down mercilessly when discovered.