Fictional Foxes - Video Games, Card Games, Comics

Video Games, Card Games, Comics

• Miles "Tails" Prower, a two-tailed fox that can spin his tails like a helicopter to fly, from the popular Sonic the Hedgehog series by a branch of Sega; Sonic Team.
• Fox McCloud, James McCloud, and Krystal from the Star Fox series of Nintendo video games.
• Keaton of the Legend of Zelda video games.
• Pokémon - Vulpix and Ninetales. Eevee is a most likely based on the fennec fox. Zorua and Zoroark are the Tricky Fox and Illusory Fox Pokémon, respectively.
• Vyper, a kung-fu fox whom Benson the Cat has a crush on from The Agents franchise.
• Fiona Fox, a red, female fox who was originally portrayed as a robot; then an organic version was later created for Sonic the Hedgehog, whom Tails had a crush on until she revealed that she was too old for him, then subsequently dated Sonic and finally Scourge, becoming a sexy villain.
• Inspector Carmelita Fox, a police officer in the Sly Cooper series of video games.
• Rif and his girlfriend in the computer game Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb.
• The James Bond parody Spy Fox, star of a computer game series.
• Connecticut Fox, character of the Stewniverse.
• Crazy Redd, the Black Market salesman from the Animal Crossing games.
• In Trickster Online, Fox is the female sense type character.
• The character Reynard in the comic 'Fables' is a Fox based at the 'upstate Fable community' or 'The Farm' where all non human Fables have to live. He is one of the good Fables and has helped save central characters.
• In the trading card game Magic: The Gathering, Eight-and-a-Half-Tails is a legendary fox monk of great power and purity.
• Video game series, Metal Gear Solid, the special forces group is known as "Fox-Hound". It has a logo of either a fox carrying a knife in its mouth, or a cartoon fox with a grenade in one hand, and a machine pistol in the other. Fox is also the highest level codename an operative can receive, designating the highest level of skill. The title of Grey Fox was given to the Frank Jaeger.
• Ninetails, a major boss character from the game Ōkami. Its source of power is the Fox Rods, which contain nine Tube Foxes, one for each tail. During battle with Ninetails, the tails turn into women and must be defeated individually. (It should be noted that this character's name is spelled differently than Ninetales'.)
• Titus the Fox: To Marrakech and Back, fox mascot in a platform game
• In the Image Comics series Kiss: The Psycho Circus #14 and #15, the members of Kiss are portrayed as supernatural beings who train a Feudal Japanese samurai to outsmart supernatural foxes. The warrior outsmarts the fox spirits by applying the fox makeup identity of the late Kiss drummer Eric Carr
• In the video game Drawn To Life for the Nintendo DS handheld system, the charters of the village are "Raposas" which is Portuguese for Fox
• In the webcomic The Whiteboard three characters are foxes: Swampy, Red, and Sandy.
• Kitsune (or Fox) in Persona 4 who is part of the social links.
• Psycho Fox, the main character in a Sega Master System game of the same name.
• Ninjara, a character who appeared in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Archie Comics. She was also Raphael's girlfriend.
• The main female protagonist in Neil Gaiman's "The Dream Hunters" illustrated novella, and comic is a legendary Kitsune (Asian Fox-spirit).
• Scarlet Ann Starfox and the Solar Foxes whom feature in the anthropomorphic comic book series Extinctioners.
• The 2009 video game League of Legends includes a kumiho character named Ahri, the Nine-Tailed Fox.