Tewi Inaba

Beneath her deceptive guise of an innocent, child-like earth rabbit lies one of the oldest, shrewdest, and most enigmatic entities in Gensokyo. As the ancient, long-lived leader of the thousands of earth rabbits populating the dense Bamboo Forest of the Lost, Tewi Inaba is heavily implied to be the legendary White Hare of Inaba from ancient Japanese mythology, putting her age well over 1,300 years. She possesses the extraordinary, innate ability to bestow pure good luck upon any human lucky enough to cross her path—a rare, benevolent trait that makes her highly sought after, though her true nature leans heavily toward that of an untrustworthy, calculating trickster. While she ostensibly pledged the loyalty of her rabbit tribe to the Lunarian exiles at the Eientei mansion in exchange for their vast, evolutionary wisdom, Tewi remains an fiercely independent sovereign who answers only to herself. She runs elaborate scams, crafts convoluted pranks, and acts as a master manipulator within the forest, frequently outwitting her straight-laced Lunarian counterpart, Reisen Udongein Inaba. Tewi effortlessly balances her duties as a protective guardian of her kind with her personal amusement, ensuring that anyone who underestimates her small stature or playful demeanor quickly regrets falling into her clever, unpredictable traps.