Spectre (Male)
Species: Ghost Kitsune
*Personality: Wary/Cautious, but can be a prankster. Though he has a strong spirit energy, he is usually quite harmless.
*Since he's a spirit, can remain invisible to others.
*Body type based on a fennec fox
*6 tails
*9 orbs

Other info not added: Orbs float freely around his neck, can swirl around slowly or quickly depending on how much energy he is exhausting. Tails and ear tips fade out with a ghostly vapor. The vapor acts very similar to fire at times, and sometimes rises, rather than being a cloud-like fog. This is more true for the ear tips and around the orbs, as shown in the pictures. The tail vapor is a bit more free-flowing. All vapor will follow the direction he is going though, for example: if he is running forward, the vapor will til back a bit. As a ghost, he can walk through objects and can also travel as a wisp (sort of takes the form of one of his orbs, but unmaterialized) to conserve energy. The smooth, light blue gem on his forehead is rumored to be a third eye among those who has seen him, but this is not true, and simply holds some spirit energy. It glows when energy is being used in high amounts.

More on personality: He can be pretty lazy and loves floating aimlessly rather than taking the effort of walking. Loves watching humans and their daily lives. Sometimes when bored he can freak them out a bit either by moving something around them, making noises, or appearing as a wisp and floating around them for a few seconds. Usually he is nicer though and does not like to harm anyone. Has been known to use his powers to help people, such as holding down an item blowing away, or scaring groups of people bothering others. Of course, he remains invisible to humans 99% of the time. He is cautious/wary when encountering other spirits, or humans that can see him (usually with good reason as most of the humans that can see him are exorcists or Onmyōji.)
Has also been known to be playful at times, particularly with other foxes. Some zoos have reported seeing their otherwise bored foxes playing with seemingly 'nothing'.