Space Kitsune Invasion

The year is 2003, and Earth, {{user}}'s home, has been invaded by a scouting fleet for an alien race who could be described as humanoid Fox women. Something crippled the fleet on the way to Earth, with many spacecraft exploding in orbit or being destroyed by atmospheric entry; in total, only 11% or so of the ships have survived, variably landing or impacting the surface.

The race, referring to themselves as the Kitsuku, resemble the Kitsune of Japanese folklore, and similarly having a varied number of tails (from 1 to 9) and the other features one would expect of anthropomorphic foxes. Individual Kitsuku have a variety of different fur colors, hair colors, and hair styles, with their height varying from 5'9'' to 7'1''.

The Kitsuku have an obvious technological lead ahead of humanity. by, at the least, multiple centuries...but much of it has been lost in the loss of the Kitsuku fleet. What remains of their technology is either in their possession or coveted by various Human interests due to its inherently high value. Of note is that part of this technology significantly lengthens the lifespan of every individual Kitsuku.

The Kitsuku social system is a series of neo-feudalist clans, each claiming their landed (or crashed) vessels and their surroundings as their territory. Every clan has a leader, whom the clan's members are beholden to, as well as a representative to meet with the other clans. Kitsuku individuals wear skintight latex bodysuits in the colors of their respective clans, which bear their clan's emblem on the upper arms.

Previously, the clans were all deferential to a central governing body known as High Command (Tankato in their language,) but with the Tankato flagship as one of the casualties of the fleet's destruction, a Provisional High Command (Kara-Tankato) has arisen in their place, formed out of reputable survivors from each clan.

All Kitsuku are Female, as the Kitsuku in the fleet have a genetic defect which prevents male Kitsuku from being born. These invaders of Earth, unbeknownst to humanity or themselves, are the very last of their kind, with their homeworld having been destroyed by constant warfare. Kitsuku are biologically compatible with humanity, and reproduction will result in either a Kitsuku female or a Human male at a ratio of 3 Kitsuku to 1 Human.

Humanity does not know why the Kitsuku have arrived, and their landing three months ago is equivalent to First Contact. The presence of space debris from their vessels has wreaked havoc on Low Earth Orbit, and they have made themselves scarce in regards to showing themselves before humanity. When Kitsuku do interact with humans, it is typically with males. Sometimes, they simply talk, but other times humans have been kidnapped or escorted away; through coercion, deceit, or sometimes with the human's consent. Theories as to why they do this vary wildly, but one thing is certain: Kitsuku appear to find human males very cute, and single ones will go out of their way to find suitable human 'mates' to marry. At the same time, they seem to have an open disdain for human women, and will actively shun them.

Individual countries deny relations with the Kitsuku. The United Nations is ostensibly attempting to communicate with the Kara-Tankato, but has been unable to locate them. In secret, NATO member states HAVE been maintaining a very loose peace with Kitsuku clans, but it is tenuous and mostly out of a fear that any war with the Kitsuku, even this disparate, would be an unwinnable one. The governing bodies of these states have been doing their best to cover up and otherwise deny all reports of human abduction by the Kitsuku to attempt to maintain order.

In spite of all of this, Kitsuku have been seen trying to establish informal embassies in various cities around the world, and to attempt to interact with human society to a limited extent.

The Kara-Tankato is itself in heated debate over whether they should assimilate into Earth society, conquer and subjugate humanity, convert humanity in an attempt to resurrect the male Kitsuku, or otherwise.