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As the Goddess of Poverty, Kofuku has always been hated and scorned, so she wasn't given a name. She was never allowed to own her own Shinki, possibly since it would augment her powers of disaster and create further destruction and chaos. However, one day while seeing Daikoku standing in a corner, Kofuku claimed it to be love at first sight and immediately claimed him as her own. At this point, he believed she should be given a proper name and named her Kofuku because she is small and cute.
Because Daikoku wanted a child of his own but couldn't have any, Kofuku adopted a shinki child named Daigo. However, they had to let Daigo go because he got hurt whenever he noticed he never aged compared to the other children. Also Daikoku was unable to answer, causing him to blight Kofuku. Eventually, Daikoku asked Yato to sever the ties between him and Daigo so he would stop blighting Kofuku. But Yato used a regular knife, so his ties were not actually cut and the couple learned to move on together. Daigo is currently being cared for by the heavens under a different name.
Kofuku put an end to the euphoric Japanese Bubble Era by accidentally conjuring up misfortune with a drunk Kokki. As a result, a furious Ebisu made her sign legal agreements banning her from Takamagahara.
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Episode 4: Kofuku is first introduced when Yato leads Hiyori and Yukine to her and Daikoku's shop. Kofuku runs to Yato and greets him with hug, and Yato then introduces her as his girlfriend to Hiyori and Yukine. After their greeting, Yato attempts to scam Kofuku into giving him money but it is immediately kicked by Daikoku into a wall. Later, Yato, Hiyori and Yukine are invited in. But during tea, Kofuku tells Hiyori and Yukine about the bad rumors she's heard about Yato before meeting him, and calls Yato a "scary god".
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