NO.665ANIMEOOTDTushan Rongrong
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Tushan Rongrong
Fox Spirit Matchmaker ↗ / 2012
Green hair and a closed-eye smile make Tushan Rongrong instantly recognizable, but she is more than a cute younger sister. Judgment, planning and patience give her quiet presence real weight in Tushan’s affairs.
Fox spirit of Tushan
My figure room →AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Rongrong is one of Tushan’s three sisters in Fox Spirit Matchmaker. The comic began in 2012 and the animation in 2015; these work-level dates do not establish a verified chapter of her individual debut. Her role is closely tied to both Tushan’s daily operations and longer-term plans.
Her mild smile makes her easy to underestimate at first. Much of her appeal lies in understanding a situation without rushing to announce it: listening, retaining information and then making arrangements can be more convincing than declaring oneself clever. Gentleness and shrewdness coexist.
Bonds between humans and spirits span long periods, so Rongrong’s arrangements reach beyond an immediate fight. Meetings, emotions and choices can give a light scene consequences much later. Her perspective helps make Tushan not merely a fantasy stage, but a shared home that someone must keep functioning.
Honghong and Yaya are her elder sisters, but neither sister’s temperament can simply be assigned to her. Susu’s connection to Honghong depends on identity and memory across particular arcs. Rongrong’s involvement in Bai Yuechu and Susu’s story does not make every act of help a romantic relationship.
Short green hair, fox ears, green-toned clothing and often narrowed eyes are useful visual cues. A measured smile and a small hand gesture can preserve her identity across styles better than excessive effects. Costume details vary by version; this fully clothed, nonsexual fan set makes no exact-age claim.
Her reactions can distinguish “I understand,” patient listening, mild exasperation and genuine surprise without making every face wide-eyed. Fans often read the closed-eye smile as evidence of a plan. That makes a fun discussion, but one expression cannot prove every conspiracy theory; the story still matters.