Inari

Not to be confused with Inari tail.

Inari

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Release date	28 April 2014 (Update)
Members	No
Race	Fox
Source	Solomon's General Store
Interface	Yes
Category	Companion
Skill requirement	None
Quest requirement	None
Food	None
Colour variations	16
Examine	A nine-tailed fox companion.

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The Inari is a companion pet that may be purchased from Solomon's General Store. It costs 380 RuneCoins (342 for members) and will perform an emote when interacted with.

Names

The default name for the pet is Inari, however it can be changed in the Pets interface.

Available pet names
Abaddon	Ahriman	Arc	Arezzo	Ash
Azazel	Bakeneko	Ballista	Barney	Bernard
Bernie	Blemp	Bombarde	Boneshi	Boomer
Bop	Boxy	Breach	Brimstone	Broadside
Bulwark	Casey	Casketteer	Cerberus	Charlie
Chernobog	Chloe	Claude	Cocoa	Combustio
Crispy	Crush	Cyclops	Daisy	Darklight
Deathbreath	Diabolos	Dino	Dirge	Draconis
Dracul	Drago	Drake	Drifter	Dusty
Ember	Fangs	Fido	Fifi	Firebelly
Firestarter	Fling	Flopsy	Fluffy	Forge
Forrest	Fury	Grimalkin	Grog	Hoppy
Igneous	Immy	Jack	Jane	Jet
Kibbles	Kirin	Kitsune	Kitty	Leandros
Led	Legs	Lei	Leonard	Leonidas
Linus	Lionel	Liono	Loup	Lycia
Magma	Magnus	Matey	Moley	Mr Punchy
Mr Stampy	Ms Punchy	Ms Stampy	Nemea	Nibbles
Nova	Nuke	Pandora	Patch	Pearl
Peggy	Penny	Pepper	Peter	Phantom
Phox	Pinyin	Pixiu	Polyphemus	Pookie
Puffy	Red Fang	Rex	Reynard	Riddle
Roasty	Rocky	Ruth	Sanguis	Sawbones
Shatter	Shinetails	Sifu	Silverlight	Simurgh
Skelesaur	Sleepy	Snookums	Snowy	Sparks
Sparky	Speedy	Spot	Squishy	Stan
Sunder	Thirsty	Tiankong	Tiddles	Timmy
Tiny	Titus	Toasty	Trample	Treasure Holder
Trebuchet	Whitebearrrd	Widget	Woobie	Xiongmao
Zhe	Zhu

Inari performing its emote.

Concept art

Trivia

• Inari is a reference to the Shinto kami called Inari Ōkami, who is associated with foxes.
• One of the pet names added with the inclusion of Inari is Shinetails, a reference to the Nine-tailed fox demon that appears in many Asian cultures, religions, and media. It is possible "Shinetails" is a reference to the Pokemon "Ninetails", which is based on the Nine-tailed fox mentioned above.
  • Another name addition was Kitsune (狐), which means "fox" in Japanese.