˙Foxplushy

Foxy is a soul eater fox who likes to chat, play video games, and practice art. She is a painfully bashful and jumpy, yet cute and wholesome fox that enjoys making her streams as comfy as possible and making her viewers happy.

Foxy is extremely shy, timid, sensitive, gets nervous or scared easily, and tends to fret over little things. She has trouble standing up to herself, and in her redebut introduction, she was afraid to be seen by her viewers as a VTuber for the first time. Despite this, she is very optimistic, kind-hearted, and sweet-tempered, and loves to make new friends. She has a very healthy amount of willpower to confront her fears. She accepts her status as a shrinking violet, but will sometimes be plagued with that nagging feeling that she can be more than she assumes. Through her comfy streams, she wants to show her viewers that, beneath her bashful and seemingly weak exterior, she is actually a wonderful person inside. She is often prone to blushing and squealing a lot, either when she's nervous or happy.
Sometimes she can be a bit possessive when it comes to someone she likes.

Foxy is a shrine maiden Kitsune. She has long brown wavy hair, as well as her ears and tail. Her fox ears also have white fluff and the tip of her long fox tail is also white, giving her a very pretty reddish brown, pastel white palette. The color of her eyes is a mix between red and brown.

Her main casual outfit consists of a white turtleneck tank top, a brown tartan skirt from the waist to the thighs, long white stockings that start from her thighs and cute brown ballerina shoes with a little bow on them. On top of all this she can also wear a big brown fluffy coat whenever she wants.

Foxy also has two more outfits, one being her pyjama outfit and the other being her official Kitsune aiden outfit. Since she is a Kitsune, Foxplushy has the power of summoning her tail, two of her tails or all of her kitsune tails when she wishes for it.

"Originally a shrine kitsune that felt so lonely that she started taking in human souls to take care of in the form of white foxes. Giving them a comfy time until they were ready to pass on - or stay guarding the shrine with her.

The longer a fox stayed and grew more trusted, the more brown markings appeared on their bodies. Only the top shrines foxes are mostly brown."