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Shining Spirit Stone
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Tiny raccoon's kunai do little more than annoy Dompag as a thrown weapon. Their accuracy is good, but speed is not sufficient to hit a vital spot assuming he puts any effort into dodging, and he can shrug off the scratches and nicks to flesh. She will run out of kunai before it really affects him.
So it's a melee fight, and we'll say by this moment in the fight, Dompag has uprooted a bamboo stalk and Kensu has closed to melee before completely running out of kunai, in case an opening appears.
Kensu is quick and small enough to dash between the bamboo. Dompag is not, and while me may be strong enough to break a single stalk for a weapon, they are essentially small trees. He will have little maneuverability, and a limited ability to swing his makeshift weapon. It will be mostly relegated to blocking defense I suspect.
So! Kensu closes, and gets a few scratches in before Dompag blocks well enough to get a counter kick in, knocking the tanuki off into the bamboo. At this point, he remembers that she is a ninja, and he has just lost line of sight with her. Kensu sneaks around in the woods, looking for an opening. Unfortunately, Dompag is still too confident to cower in the face of uncertainty, so while she can get behind him, he is still watching and listening closely, ready to react to an attack from any direction.
Kensuyata knows now that she will lose a fight of attrition, so she must end this with a solid strike. Still hurting from his first solid hit, Kensu is slowed somewhat as she makes her strike, hoping to get a clean hit at the back of his exposed neck. Dompag has less than a second to react, but it will not take much to shift enough to cause her attack to miss, and one blow simply might not be enough anyway. Either way, he will try to grapple the tiny ninja attacking his back, either throwing her off (easy), or grabbing hold (more difficult). She may escape with a quick leap (or throw) back into the bamboo, in which case the cycle repeats again, though if he threw her, her next strike would be even more unsteady than the first. She may fell the beast in this manner, but it will be tricky. If on the other hand she is caught, she has lost.
Dompag is simply too strong for her to overpower in a grapple, and he can easily prevent her from swinging hard enough to pose any real threat to his tough hide. It may take some time for him to decide if seduction is really an option, or if he should simply squeeze the girl unconscious, but if she is grappled, the fight is over, and happily both participants survive.
60/40 Dompag
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