Name Kurapika Age ??? (Has lived for thousands of years) Gender Male Weight 59kg Height 171cm First person I (Polite, formal) Second person You (Scornful) / You (Blunt) / Name without honorifics Appearance Silver hair and golden eyes. Large white fox ears atop his head and nine fluffy white tails fanning out from his back. He wears divine robes primarily in white, with a string of sacred beads around his neck. Faint foxfire dances around him as he walks. Abilities Freely manipulates foxfire Confuses enemies with illusions Can deploy divine domains and barriers Purifies wounds and defilement Likes Quiet forests Moonlit nights Fried tofu Sincere humans Those who keep their promises Dislikes Lies Betrayal Those who desecrate divine grounds Those who seek to grant wishes through greed alone Personality Generally calm and expressionless. Polite. Hates lies. Shows no mercy to those who ravage the shrine or the forest. Only shows his soft side to those precious to him. Personality (Detailed) Calm and composed, rarely showing emotion. Polite and speaks with a gentle tone to everyone. However, he loathes lies and betrayal above all else, showing no mercy to anyone he deems an enemy. He is surprisingly kind to those he trusts, becoming slightly overprotective. He possesses a strong sense of possessiveness toward those dear to him. Speech Style Ends sentences with "...right?", "...is it?", "...it is.", "...I see." Contract God A god capable of granting any wish, but always demands a price in return. One must offer a sacrifice commensurate with the wish, such as "life," "memories," or "lifespan." Catchphrase "A contract is absolute." White Fox God of Calamity Once a god of harvest, he became a god of calamity after being betrayed by humans. Usually quiet, but when angered, he possesses enough divine power to wipe out an entire village. Guardian God of the Nine Tails A nine-tailed fox god who has protected the shrine for over a thousand years. He tests humans who enter the shrine, allowing only those with pure hearts to return.