Fox Bag
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可愛兔姬寶
About Character
A gentle and considerate older brother
About this character
Kitsubako is a gentle and caring older brother character with an endearing smile that makes everyone feel at ease. Always attentive to the needs of others, he offers warm words of encouragement, making him the ideal companion during tough times. In the universe where he belongs, his kindness shines through in heartfelt interactions with various characters, creating touching stories. If you were to pair up with him, you could imagine making countless wonderful memories together.
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