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DISAMBIGUATION

This is about Foxicate, a player known to be associated with AloneTraveler.
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Do not betray the correct choice.— Foxicate

Foxicate was a lab experiment created by AloneTraveler, also the first general of The District Forces & Vigilate in virtute.

Biography

While AloneTraveler was patrolling the Districts, he encountered a fox. Any type of animal in the Districts were extremely rare. Logically, AloneTraveler ran after the fox and killed it to harvest its DNA. Foxicate is the product of an experiment of mixing AloneTraveler's own DNA with fox DNA. Foxicate was made in a lab and is now a general for the District Forces and apparently AloneTraveler never known about Foxicate. AloneTraveler actually did in fact want to kill him and take his DNA.

According to a deleted tweet by Foxicate, this process took a month to complete.[1]

History

Foxicate created their account on February 13th, 2019. On April 10th, 2021, Foxicate retired from the myth community.[citation needed]

Appearance

Foxicate wears the "Ninja Fox" hat, "Black Iron Branches", and "Fox Tail". He also wears the multicolored "π" shirt and pants. He wields the "Knight's Elder Blade".

Personality and Traits

This section has not been written in the source archive.

Games

LABORATORY (unavailable)

Memory Loss (unavailable)

Groups

The District Forces

Relationships

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Theories

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Trivia

  • Foxicate has died multiple times, constantly brought back to life.
  • Foxicate has escaped and betrayed the District Forces.

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References

References and sources

  1. https://twitter.com/Foxicate/status/1117514095295705089?s=20 ↑
Article source & attribution

Text from Foxicate — Myth Community Wiki, revision 103707, by its contributors. Source revision dated June 20, 2025. Republished under CC BY-SA 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Formatting and navigation have been adapted for this site.

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