白狐
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Byakko
白狐
Byakko is a benevolent fox spirit, known for serving the god Inari, and is often found in shrines.
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白狐
Byakko is a benevolent fox spirit, known for serving the god Inari, and is often found in shrines.
犬神
Inugami are dog spirits created through a cruel ritual to serve as familiars. They bring wealth and power to their owners (Inugami-mochi) but can also curse enemies or bite the hand that feeds them.
麒麟
The Kirin is one of the most sacred divine beasts in Japanese mythology. It appears only during times of great peace or to herald the birth of a sage. It is considered more divine than even dragons or phoenixes.
狐火
Kitsunebi is a spirit orb, known for appearing as ghostly fire, and is often found in fields or mountains.
子泣き爺
Konaki Jijii is a deceptive spirit, known for crushing victims with its weight, and is often found on mountain roads.
式神
Shikigami is a summoned servant, known for obeying onmyoji masters, and is often found in rituals.