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{{ClassInfobox
 
{{ClassInfobox
 
|image = [[File:FatesYoukoPortrait.png]]
 
|image = [[File:FatesYoukoPortrait.png]]
|caption = Generic class portrait of the Kitsune.
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|caption = Generic class portrait of the Kitsune.
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|jap_name={{Hover|妖狐|Yōko}}, Demon Fox
 
|firstseen = [[Fire Emblem Fates]]
 
|firstseen = [[Fire Emblem Fates]]
|promofrom = --
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|promofrom =
 
|promoto = [[Nine-Tails]]
 
|promoto = [[Nine-Tails]]
 
|weapons = [[Stone (weapon type)|Stone]]
 
|weapons = [[Stone (weapon type)|Stone]]
|skills = [[Evenhanded]], [[Beastbane]] }}
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|skills = [[Evenhanded]]<br>
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[[Beastbane]]}}
   
The '''Kitsune''' (妖狐 ''Yōko'', lit. '''Strange Fox''') is a combat shapeshifting class introduced in ''[[Fire Emblem Fates]]''. Able to switch between humanoid and demonic fox forms with the aid of the concentrated power stored within [[Beaststone]]s, Kitsune are the [[Hoshido|Hoshidan]] counterpart to [[Wolfskin]].
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The '''Kitsune''' is a shapeshifting class introduced in ''[[Fire Emblem Fates]]''. Able to switch between humanoid and demonic fox forms with the aid of the concentrated power stored within a [[Beaststone]], Kitsune are the [[Hoshido|Hoshidan]] counterpart to [[Wolfskin]].
   
 
==Overview==
 
==Overview==
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===Class Skills===
 
===Class Skills===
 
{{ClassSkills
 
{{ClassSkills
|fe14=[[File:Even Illusion.png]][[Evenhanded]]<br>[[File:BeastBusterFE13Icon.png]][[Beastbane]]*Learnt at Level 1 and above.<br>Learnt at Level 10 and above.
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|fe14=Traversable Terrain -1<br>[[File:Even Illusion.png]][[Evenhanded]]<br>[[File:BeastBusterFE13Icon.png]][[Beastbane]]*Innate.<br>Learnt at Level 1 and above.<br>Learnt at Level 10 and above.
 
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==Known Kitsune==
 
==Known Kitsune==
 
===''[[Fire Emblem Fates|Fates]]''===
 
===''[[Fire Emblem Fates|Fates]]''===
*[[Kaden]] - The leader of a clan of Kitsune.
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*[[Kaden]] - The chief of a hidden village of kitsune who has absolute confidence in the beauty of his fur.
*[[Selkie]] - Kaden's daughter.
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*[[Selkie]] - Kaden's highly curious and fearless daughter, carrying kitsune blood who's ready to take on any challenge.
   
 
====Potential Kitsune====
 
====Potential Kitsune====
 
*[[Kana]] - Only if Kaden or Selkie is their parent.
 
*[[Kana]] - Only if Kaden or Selkie is their parent.
*[[Shigure]] = Only if Kaden is his father.
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*[[Shigure]] - Only if Kaden is his father.
   
 
==Etymology==
 
==Etymology==
In Japanese mythology, foxes are said to be intelligent beings with mythical powers growing more potent with age. Typically they are called ''kitsune'', though youko is an uncommon synonym. There are two types of ''kitsune''. The first of these are ''zenko'', ones that specifically serve Inari, the Shinto god of rice, sake, tea, and fertility. The zenko assumes the form of a fox and are benevolent creatures. The second type are known as ''yako'', ones that are notorious for being mischievous pranksters that can, on occasion, harbour malevolent intentions. ''Kitsune'' have many powers, the most prominent being that of the ability to change their form at will. When a ''kitsune'' ages, they are said to grow additional tails as a means to signify the growth in their power. When they reach a hundred years of age, Kitsune grow a ninth tail and become near-omniscient with power equivalent to a minor god.
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In Japanese mythology, foxes are said to be intelligent beings with mythical powers growing more potent with age. Typically they are called ''kitsune'', though youko is an uncommon synonym.
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There are two types of ''kitsune''. The first of these are ''zenko'', ones that specifically serve Inari, the Shinto god of rice, sake, tea, and fertility. The zenko assumes the form of a fox and are benevolent creatures. The second type are known as ''yako'', ones that are notorious for being mischievous pranksters that can, on occasion, harbour malevolent intentions.
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''Kitsune'' have many powers, the most prominent being that of the ability to change their form at will. When a ''kitsune'' ages, they are said to grow additional tails as a means to signify the growth in their power. When they reach a hundred years of age, Kitsune grow a ninth tail and become near-omniscient with power equivalent to a minor god.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
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Kitsune.JPG|Concept art of a Kitsune
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KadenConcept.jpg|[[Kaden]] as a Kitsune and a [[Nine-Tails]]
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SelkieConcept.jpg|[[Selkie]] as a Kitsune and a [[Nine-Tails]]
 
File:Kitsune.jpg|Battle model of [[Kaden]] as a transformed Kitsune.
 
File:Kitsune.jpg|Battle model of [[Kaden]] as a transformed Kitsune.
 
File:FE14 Generic Kitsune (M) Map Sprite.gif|Map sprite of a generic male Kitsune.
 
File:FE14 Generic Kitsune (M) Map Sprite.gif|Map sprite of a generic male Kitsune.

Revision as of 16:54, 24 March 2020

The Kitsune is a shapeshifting class introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. Able to switch between humanoid and demonic fox forms with the aid of the concentrated power stored within a Beaststone, Kitsune are the Hoshidan counterpart to Wolfskin.

Overview

Profile

The Kitsune are a tribe native to Hoshido. They prefer to keep to their hamlet, one that is located deep within Hoshido's southern mountains, and generally avoid humans due to a deep-seated distrust that they harbour against them. According to Kaden in Conquest Chapter 19, this distrust stems from a cautionary tale that suggests that humans are known to kill Kitsune for their fur after having first gained their trust. This has in turn led to the enacting of a rule that all human trespassers of the hamlet are to be killed on sight.

As a result, Kitsune fur is rare and is considered to be a treasured valuable. This is made evident in Selkie's Paralogue, where Daichi and his gang attempt to kill her so that they can sell her fur on the black market. This is also proven in a support conversation shared between Kaden and Charlotte, where she learns that he has been exchanging the fur that he naturally sheds for gold nuggets.

The isolation of the Kitsune has resulted in only a small handful of people knowing of their existence. Amongst these people is Azura, who brings up the suggestion to pass through the Kitsune Hamlet in Conquest Chapter 19 in order to avoid running headlong into the main body of Hoshido's army.

In-Game

Base Stats

HPStrMagSklSpdLckDefResMovConWtWlvCha
FE141651684146--FE14 Beaststone E

Maximum Stats

HPStrMagSklSpdLckDefResMovConWtWlvCha
FE1440201823242418236--FE14 Beaststone B

Growth Rates

HPStrMagSklSpdLckDefResMovConWtWlvCha
FE1410%10%0%15%20%10%0%20%6---

Class Skills

SkillRequirements
FE14Traversable Terrain -1
Even IllusionEvenhanded
BeastBusterFE13IconBeastbane
Innate.
Learnt at Level 1 and above.
Learnt at Level 10 and above.

Promotion

Base ClassPromotion MethodPromoted Class
FE14FE14 Generic Kitsune (M) Map SpriteKitsuneUse a Master Seal FE13 IconMaster Seal on a Level 10+ Kitsune.FE14 Generic Nine-Tails (M) Map SpriteNine-Tails

Known Kitsune

Fates

  • Kaden - The chief of a hidden village of kitsune who has absolute confidence in the beauty of his fur.
  • Selkie - Kaden's highly curious and fearless daughter, carrying kitsune blood who's ready to take on any challenge.

Potential Kitsune

  • Kana - Only if Kaden or Selkie is their parent.
  • Shigure - Only if Kaden is his father.

Etymology

In Japanese mythology, foxes are said to be intelligent beings with mythical powers growing more potent with age. Typically they are called kitsune, though youko is an uncommon synonym.

There are two types of kitsune. The first of these are zenko, ones that specifically serve Inari, the Shinto god of rice, sake, tea, and fertility. The zenko assumes the form of a fox and are benevolent creatures. The second type are known as yako, ones that are notorious for being mischievous pranksters that can, on occasion, harbour malevolent intentions.

Kitsune have many powers, the most prominent being that of the ability to change their form at will. When a kitsune ages, they are said to grow additional tails as a means to signify the growth in their power. When they reach a hundred years of age, Kitsune grow a ninth tail and become near-omniscient with power equivalent to a minor god.

Gallery