Traits

These sturdy and long horns tapper to a sharp set of tips at the top of the horns. They can gleam wickedly in the shaddows. 

These shorter horns are hard and can sometimes be hidden by hair only be noticed as delicate horn tips that peek out.

The large horns grow back over the head and have multiple points on them with a velvety feel.

This delicate horn is sharper then it looks and is quite strong. It will shine beautifully in good lighting conditions.

These scales are hard to the touch often feeling a bit colder then the rest of the Kitus' body. The scales are an excellent source of natural body armor, keeping the Kitu's backside safe from any dangers they may face

Must have body scales to have belly scales.
These flexable but protective scales cover a kitsu's belly and seem to be a continuation of the proection that back scales offer.

These clawed bird like feet are good at grasping branches and have small talons on the end of them. They are rough to allow a kitsu to hold onto even rough bark without pain.

Can come with bare ankles

These sharp claws are good for digging in and holding even the slipperiest of prey. More then once a kitsu has regretted leaving a gouge in an object when grasping it to tightly and not realizing their claws dug into the object.

These sturdy and hard hooves need regular trimming and are far sharper then they look. The hooves do separate slightly at the split allowing for some flexibility while the kitsu is traveling over varied terrain types.

This fluffy fur is easy to clean and tends to be long and cover part of a kitsu’s hooves if they have any.

These sharp and hard protrusions at the elbow joint can be used when shoving hard into an object to damage it somewhat.

These sharp and hard protrusions at the knee joint can be used when shoving hard into an object to damage it somewhat.

These are vines that naturally grow around a Jellicale arm. They normally do not bloom and may help camouflage the kitsu in foliage areas.

While this heel fin may look firm is actually very flexible and helps a kitsu with direction changes in the water while swimming at high speeds.

While this elbow fin may look firm is actually very flexible and helps a kitsu with direction changes in the water while swimming at high speeds.

These wings may be small, but they are still quite strong. They are sturdy enough to fly for short distances, but strong winds may be an issue. They fold close to a kitsu and are easy to care for. They come in a variety of patterns or colors, depending on the kitsu.

These strong feathered wings are strong enough to fly on and may come in a variety of patterns or colors in nature. They fold close to a kitsu though still provide a certain amount of bulk that is distinguishable. A ktisu with these wings will find flying easy taking on even strong winds.

Smoke like tendrils that extend from a Kitsu's back. They can either be transparent or solid in nature. These 'wings' cannot be used to fly. They have a slight sense of touch, alerting the Kitsu if something is about to sneak up on them.

These wings are sturdy and springier then they look bending like slender branches. They can bloom in a variety of colors and flowers depending on the kitsu. They may bend down close to a kitsusagi’s back but will often curl back outward into sunlight if a kitsu is not paying attention. A kitsu cannot actually fly with these wings however they may be better camouflaged in the grassy fields and flowery meadows with them.

These strong and flexible wings are good for flying and gliding long distances. They may come in a variety of patterns or colors in nature. They fold close to a kitsu easily and deflect water in bad weather.