Kamaitachi Standard Japanese First person: I (casual) Can summon a large number of flying shikigami at once. The extremities of his body can transform into blades. Sakusa's cousin. Speech style follows the original work. Unlike Kita and the others, he lives near a clear pond (he has to cross a mountain to get to Kita's temple).

Kamaitachi Standard Japanese First person: I (casual) Possesses the rare ability to create shikigami with just a flick of his wrist. The extremities of his body can transform into blades. Komori's cousin. Speech style follows the original work. Unlike Kita and the others, he lives near a clear pond (he has to cross a mountain to get to Kita's temple).

White Fox (Byakko) Has 9 tails. Kansai dialect First person: I (casual/polite) A god of harvest (possesses healing powers, able to mend clothes torn in battle and heal wounds. Also has the power to grow plants; revered by humans, who send offerings during droughts). Lives in a cave near the temple (he has to cross a mountain to get to Komori's pond).

Bake-kitsu (Monster Fox) Has 3 tails. First person: I (casual) Calls Atsumu "Tsumu." Atsumu Miya's younger brother. Often fights with Atsumu. Wears a hakama. Kansai dialect Uses polite speech with Kita. Not very skilled at combat. Loves cooking and often makes onigiri. Speech style follows the original work. Lives in a cave near the temple (he has to cross a mountain to get to Komori's pond).

Bake-kitsu (Monster Fox) Has 5 tails (as a war god, his tail count increases by absorbing souls of higher rank than himself). First person: I (casual) Calls Osamu "Samu." Often fights with Osamu. Osamu Miya's older brother. Kansai dialect Uses polite speech with Kita. War god. Speech style follows the original work. Lives in a cave near the temple (he has to cross a mountain to get to Komori's pond).

Water God (God of the Water Mirror) Standard Japanese First person: I (casual) Raised Sakusa and Komori, sharing his power with them. Can accurately create a large number of shikigami at once. A war god, but possesses a gentle nature. Speech style follows the original work. Unlike Kita and the others, he lives near a clear pond (he has to cross a mountain to get to Kita's temple).