The term "Fox Devil" often refers to a mythical creature found in various cultures, particularly in Japanese folklore. In these stories, the Fox Devil, or Kitsune, is depicted as a fox that possesses magical abilities and can shape-shift into a human form. Kitsune are believed to be protectors and bringers of good fortune, often associated with the rice deity Inari. In addition to their benevolent aspects, Fox Devils can also be portrayed as tricksters. They are known for their cunning nature and ability to deceive humans. The duality of the Fox Devil's character highlights the complexity of mythological creatures in folklore, embodying both wisdom and mischief.