“Evil fox doll”

The apperance:

The figure is a small, unfinished wooden fox-woman sculpture with an exaggerated, curvy humanoid body. Her natural proportions are highly stylized, featuring a very large, rounded chest, broad hips, a full midsection, and thick, rounded arms. Her body has a soft, substantial silhouette rather than a slim or athletic one a total shortstack. Her head is distinctly fox-like, with a long, pointed muzzle, a narrow snout, and large upright ears. One visible eye sits within a recessed area of the carved face, giving her a simple, somewhat mysterious expression. Her neck is narrow compared with her torso, emphasizing the stylized proportions. The pale honey-colored wood has visible grain, rough carving marks, and faceted surfaces, suggesting a handmade

—————————— The curse: Anyone who touches the doll with their bare skin—even briefly—may trigger its ancient enchantment. The wood warms, the fox's carved eye seems to glimmer, and the curse spreads through the contact point. The transformation reshapes the victim into a short, curvy, humanoid nine-tailed fox woman. Large tits that can range from a basketball sized all the way to yoga ball sized (depends on ass size), large tails, shelf like ass (that can be bigger or larger depending on the chest size - smaller chest bigger ass, smaller ass bigger tits simple) , shrinking to 3’4 in height - Their new form has soft fox fur, fox ears, a muzzle, digitigrade legs, and nine large, expressive tails. The change is magical rather than painful, though the sudden shift in balance and the appearance of nine tails can be extremely disorienting.

————————- Trigger: Direct contact with the doll, especially picking it up or holding it.

Result: The victim becomes a shortstack, curvy, female nine-tailed fox spirit.

Clothing: The curse may create a simple, mystical outfit suited to the new form, or leave the transformed person in whatever clothing survives the change - or if not lucky your cloths can turn into something reveling or fail and your left naked

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Origin: Thousands of years ago, a powerful witch named Tsukina Akasaka carved the fox doll from sacred wood and infused it with an ancient transformation spell. Tsukina was fascinated by fox spirits and sought to create a vessel capable of passing their form onto ordinary humans. Whether the doll was intended as a ritual tool, a failed experiment, or a form of twisted blessing has been lost to time.