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Trivia[edit | edit source]

This mamono is based on the highly advanced form of a type of Japanese Yokai, known as the kitsune, and it's name stems from Inari Ōkami, the Japanese deity of foxes, fertility, rice, tea, Sake, agriculture and industry.

Extra Information[edit | edit source]

Known Inari:[edit | edit source]

Amanomiya Koyoi

Featured Fanworks[edit | edit source]

Image Gallery[edit | edit source]

<ref>For the full gallery, please refer to the fanart hub </ref>

<tabber> Encyclopedia Pages=

Current English Encyclopedia Page

Current English Encyclopedia Page
Current Revision Japanese Encyclopedia Page

Current Revision Japanese Encyclopedia Page

|-|Old Encyclopedia Pages=

1st Revision English Encyclopedia Page

1st Revision English Encyclopedia Page

|-|Official MGE Artwork=

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References[edit | edit source]

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 ==Trivia==
 This mamono is based on the highly advanced form of a type of Japanese Yokai, known as the kitsune, and it's name stems from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inari_%C5%8Ckami Inari Ōkami], the Japanese deity of foxes, fertility, rice, tea, Sake, agriculture and industry.
+==Extra Information==
+===Known Inari:===
+* [[Amanomiya Koyoi]]
+===Featured Fanworks===
+* [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia Stories: Inari - Kitsune Love Chapters]]
+* [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia Stories: Fallen Brides]]
 ==Image Gallery==
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 |-|Official MGE Artwork=
 <gallery>
+Koyoi Inari1.png
+Koyoi FallenBrides1.jpg
+InariExtraArt.jpg
+Inari Kitsune Chapters.PNG
+Inari Chapters 1.jpg
+Inari Chapters 2.jpg
+Inari Sample1.jpg
+Inari Sample2.jpg
+Inari Chapters 5.jpg
+Cookingfull.jpg
+Badges1.jpg
+MGE keychains.jpg
 </gallery>
 </tabber>