see it as that of a tanuki. Because she cannot watch one area constantly, she has a duplicate puppet of herself watch the lands she is not in. Mubyou (duplicate puppet) Mubyou has a puppet that appears like herself and fills in for her while she travels between the lands she watches. Her two sock puppets, which also act as her hands, take the form of a guardian wolf beast and a guardian sheep beast. After they were destroyed, as well as herself getting injured, Mubyou repaired her, as well as giving her new, human-style hands. Because of her desire to be complimented and cared for by Mubyou, she threatened Tōru and tried to get Mubyou and Kūgen to fight to the death. When her plans failed, resulting in herself being temporarily consumed in flames, she cries, telling Mubyou why she did it all, and apologizes. Afterwards, she continues to watch the land in Mubyou's absence and helps the other characters. Momiji Miyabe is a purple-haired student at Akagi High School (which Noboru goes to) where she is the school diva. Her family is the benefactors of the Department of Custody. She has been living alone since her parents are both gone as her father Jyuzou works away from home, which leads Momiji to eventually try to attack the Takagami brothers, hoping she could get her father worried and come home. Momiji has a tendency to flirt with Noboru after developing a liking for him. Momiji is actually a Golden Werewolf who can temporarily turn others into werewolves that she controls by biting them. Her victims can be cured by the effects by a specialized injection that is either the same or similar to the one that suppresses Momiji's own powers, which her back to her human form. When Kūgen defeats Momiji, Bekira arrives and throws a special injection needle at her. Noboru and Kiyomaro tell Momiji that her father still cares for her despite being away and not to be angry with him. Media Light novels Our Home's Fox Deity began as a series of light novels written by Jin Shibamura and drawn by Eizō Hōden. The novels are published by ASCII Media Works under their Dengeki Bunko publishing label. The first novel was released on February 10, 2004, with a total of seven volumes that been published since. Although the series has not been officially declared to be