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This article is about the character from Persona 4. For the Persona 5 character with the codename "Fox", see Yusuke Kitagawa.

The Fox is a character in Persona 4.

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The fox lives on the shrine grounds of Tatsuhime Shrine. It enlists the protagonist's help in fulfilling wishes written on wooden ema tablets that have been hung up at the shrine. Starting with the Steamy Bathhouse, the fox also joins the Investigation Team in the TV World and can be paid to restore the party's SP with special leaves in the studio-looking area.

The fox is designed as a normal fox wearing a red apron with a heart pattern. Red aprons are commonly found on Jizo statues and fox statues at Japanese shrines due to the belief that red can ward away evil spirits. Culturally, foxes are said to be the messengers of Inari, and the presence of the fox statues at Tatsuhime Shrine suggest the sub-shrine is dedicated to Inari.

Gameplay

For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Fox.

The fox is the Hermit Social Link. It begins automatically on May 5th.

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Trivia

  • The fox's healing herbs are said to be cattail, as that was used to heal the hare's wounded skin in the legend of the Hare of Inaba.[1]

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese キツネ Kitsune Fox

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References

  1. "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus, Famitsu Editorial Department. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 180-181. ISBN-13: 475774630X.