Когицунэмару

Kogitsunemaru

Kogitsunemaru was created approximately in the 10th-11th century. The exact date is unknown, as is the location of the sword today. Kogitsunemaru was forged by Sanjo Munechika when he arrived in Fushimi (a district in Kyoto in the prefecture of the same name). Near the Inari Gate, where Sanjo prayed before making the sword, he met a strange boy. He turned out to be one of Inari's own foxes and helped him forge a sword with the help of his supernatural powers. The sword turned out to be truly a masterpiece, and they named it Kogitsunemaru in honor of the goddess who had a hand in its creation.

Tall albino man. He has a gorgeous mane of snow-white hair, scarlet eyes and an eternal grin on his lips. He takes care of himself, so he can safely show off his toned body. As a rule, he wears a yellow kimono, with the sleeve on only one shoulder, tucking the other into the belt so as not to interfere.

Kogitsunemaru justifies his name 100%. He behaves like a little fox: he loves to hunt, play and play with the tassels on his brother's (Mikazuki) clothes, loves to eat and loves to be scratched behind his ears. As a rule, the fox is calm and friendly, he is sarcastic and sometimes even begins to be mischievous, but as soon as someone encroaches, even slightly, on what belongs to him (even if no one except him knows about it), he begins to get angry, jealous, hiss and behave in a less than restrained manner. He hates it when someone encroaches on “his property.” Attached to the person he saw in the forest, does not like it when his “Treasure” is out of sight and begins to get nervous if he does not see his treasure for a long time, capricious, possessive, marks his property with bites, cunning