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Her familiar is a young fox named Slyboots, or Boots for short. She's convinced that Team Kimba has a well-laid secret plan to take over the campus, and is extremely curious about Fey in particular. She's appeared as a main or major character in a number of stories. She went to Boston on the second trip, as part of Silver's party. Shoulder Angels, there was no way she'd be left out! Foxfire is a fox that appears in episode Whither Why. He is a unknown friend of Madam Why. Stubborn, cunning, Foxfire risks everything for the sake of his comrades.Takes his job seriously, but also has a love for playing tricks on his fellowAutobots. A cassette in the form of a platinum fox, he possesses retractablewings, giving him the ability to fly. Has fire and laser attacks, plus rocketsin his hip compartments. His sharp fangs can chew through the toughest wires.Can create and use bombs with ease. Also has an efficient hologram system.Able to sprint at short distances, leap and climb trees with little effort.Normally refuses to back down from a fight. Has an immense fear of water. Foxfire (狐火, "Kitsunebi") is Shippō's main attack, but it doesn't do very much damage. This technique is a type of fox magic. It leaves enemies with a touch of annoyance rather than pain. The attack is a type of wheel of fire which casts Shippō toward the opponent. The color of the flame of Kitsunebi is dark green. At the beginning he can not handle it so well. He mastered the technique, and is always better at it the more often he uses it. Although Shippō is not very strong, because he is still very young. Ippō, Jippō, Sanpō, Shihō, and Gohō can likely use foxfire as they can apply fox magic.

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Foxfire is a fox that appears in episode Whither Why. He is a unknown friend of Madam Why. Her familiar is a young fox named Slyboots, or Boots for short. She's convinced that Team Kimba has a well-laid secret plan to take over the campus, and is extremely curious about Fey in particular. She's appeared as a main or major character in a number of stories. She went to Boston on the second trip, as part of Silver's party. Shoulder Angels, there was no way she'd be left out! Stubborn, cunning, Foxfire risks everything for the sake of his comrades.Takes his job seriously, but also has a love for playing tricks on his fellowAutobots. A cassette in the form of a platinum fox, he possesses retractablewings, giving him the ability to fly. Has fire and laser attacks, plus rocketsin his hip compartments. His sharp fangs can chew through the toughest wires.Can create and use bombs with ease. Also has an efficient hologram system.Able to sprint at short distances, leap and climb trees with little effort.Normally refuses to back down from a fight. Has an immense fear of water. Foxfire (狐火, "Kitsunebi") is Shippō's main attack, but it doesn't do very much damage. This technique is a type of fox magic. It leaves enemies with a touch of annoyance rather than pain. The attack is a type of wheel of fire which casts Shippō toward the opponent. The color of the flame of Kitsunebi is dark green. At the beginning he can not handle it so well. He mastered the technique, and is always better at it the more often he uses it. Although Shippō is not very strong, because he is still very young. Ippō, Jippō, Sanpō, Shihō, and Gohō can likely use foxfire as they can apply fox magic. This article or section is a stub. You can help by [ expanding it] or contributing to the discussion.

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