Kitsune Adopt Me Values - Trade Values Conversion
| NO POTION | F | R | FR | |
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| Normal | ||||
| Neon | ||||
| Mega Neon |
Value Trend
Kitsune is Stable: no change over the last 7 days or the last 30 days.
Trading
Kitsune is worth 0.55 Shark Value.
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This adds up exactly to Kitsune’s value.
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Kitsune Overview
The fox with seven tails and a shop story no other pet has
Quick Answer: The Kitsune is a limited Legendary pet in Adopt Me! It was sold in the Pet Shop for 600 Robux from July 10, 2020, stayed on sale for almost three years, and left the game on May 18, 2023, after one last sale in the Final Stop Shop. Now you can get one only by trading. Use the values table at the top of this page to see what each type is worth today.
The sections above show the values, the trend, and the trading details. This part tells you more about the pet players search for as the adopt me kitsune. Players still search for the kitsune adopt me years after it left the shop. A peach fox with seven tails, taken from the old Japanese stories about magic foxes.
Most pets in this guide arrived for one short event and then vanished. The Kitsune did the opposite. It sat in the shop, month after month, while whole events came and went around it.
Then, in May 2023, the game finally retired it. The Kitsune ended up in the Final Stop Shop, a two-week farewell sale for old Robux pets, and on May 18, 2023, it left the game for good. Every Kitsune today was bought before that day, or traded after it.
So, what is a Kitsune worth in Adopt Me today? The best answer is in the live values table above. It shows the Normal pet, the Neon, the Mega Neon, and the types with potions. All values here are in Shark Value, one unit for every pet.
Adopt Me has never shared official pet values. Uplift Games, the team behind the game, has no official value list. Players make the values from real trades. How much players want a pet matters a lot. If many players want it, its value can go up. If fewer want it, its value can go down.
The Kitsune holds a special place in trading. On several value lists, it is a measuring stick, one of the standard Legendaries other pets are compared against, next to the Unicorn and the Dragon. It is not a giant like the Frost Dragon. It is the pet traders climb to when they step up from the entry Legendaries.
How to Get the Kitsune in Adopt Me
It sat in the Pet Shop for almost three years, and now trading is the only way
Players ask how to get a kitsune in adopt me, so first, you need to know one thing: you cannot buy a Kitsune now. It is not in the Pet Shop. It is not in any egg. This is how players got it when it was in the game:
- Play any time from July 10, 2020. The Kitsune went on sale in the Pet Shop and on the Shop menu on that day.
- Go to the Pet Shop. The Kitsune stood on the Pet Pedestal inside, on show for everyone who walked in.
- Pay 600 Robux. For the first two weeks, a sale cut the price in half, so early buyers paid 300 Robux.
- Or catch the very last chance. On May 4, 2023, the Final Stop Shop opened for two weeks, selling old Robux pets at a discount before they were removed from the game. The Kitsune was there for 500 Robux. When it closed on May 18, 2023, the Kitsune left with it.
Now, trading is the only way to get one. Follow these steps:
- Find an owner who wants to trade. Plenty of players own one, and many hold stacks of them.
- Read the full name in the trade window. Kitsune, Glacier Kitsune, and Latte Kitsune are three different pets, from three different years. Do not mix them up.
- Know the exact type before you make an offer. Is it Normal, Neon, or Mega Neon? Does it have No Potion, Fly, Ride, or Fly Ride (FR)? Each type has its own place in the values table.
- Check the full offer, not only the main pet. Add the value of all pets and items on both sides before you accept.
- Do not rush. A fair trade will still be fair after one minute. Many players run a quick WFL (Win Fair Lose) check before they accept.
Keeping the Trade Clean
Most trade scams follow the same tricks. If you know these tricks, you can stay safe.
The trust trade. A player says, “Give me your pet first. I will give you mine after.” Do not do this. There is no safe trust trade.
The other account trick. A player says the pet is on another account and asks you to trade in a strange way. Walk away. The only pet that matters is the one you can see in the trade window.
The name swap. With three Kitsune pets in the game, this one matters here. A player talks about one Kitsune and puts a different one in the window. Read the full name, not the fox.
The rush. A player says, “Quick, accept now.” Scammers want you to act fast so you do not check. Slow is safe.
Safe trades stay inside the official trade window. Check everything before you accept.
Kitsune Appearance
Peach fur, salmon marks, and seven big tails
The Kitsune has a soft peach-colored body, and it looks gentle from the first second you see it. On its forehead sit three salmon-colored marks, each one shaped like a teardrop.
Its ears are large, peach outside and salmon inside. Around its neck is a fluffy ring of salmon, reddish-pink fur, like a scarf it was born wearing.
Then come the tails, and there are seven of them. They fan out behind the pet, big and fluffy, and the tip of each one is reddish-pink. Its feet are reddish-pink too, as if it stepped in paint. Two black beady eyes and a small triangular black nose finish the face.
The name comes from Japanese stories, where a kitsune is a magic fox that grows more tails as it gets older and wiser. The famous number in the stories is nine. This pet stops at seven, and the Facts section below tells you why.
Neon Kitsune and Mega Neon Kitsune
The glowing forms, and how players make them
Neon Kitsune
You can make a Neon Kitsune by joining four Full Grown Kitsunes at the Neon Cave.
The Neon glows light blue in a lot of places: its nose, the three teardrop marks on its forehead, its inner ears, its chest fur, its feet, and the tips of all seven tails. From behind, those seven glowing tail tips stand out in a crowd.
Mega Neon Kitsune
A Mega Neon Kitsune glows in the same places as the Neon. The big change is the color. The glow does not stay light blue. It cycles through the colors of the rainbow, tail tips and all.
Making one takes real work. You need four Neon Kitsunes, and each Neon takes four Full Grown normal pets. Grow each Neon to its last stage, called Luminous, then join the four Luminous Neons. In total, 16 normal Kitsunes stand behind one Mega Neon.
Players argue about the Mega more than almost any part of this pet. On the game’s own discussion boards, owners ask if a Mega is worth three Neon Kitsunes, and other players push back on big claims, like the rumor that a Mega is worth an Evil Unicorn. The honest answer: the Mega is made from four Neons, but what it trades for moves with the market. Check the live table before you fuse or trade.
And because the Kitsune sat in the shop for almost three years, ready Neons and Megas are not hard to find. Trading for a ready one saves you growing 16 pets.
Kitsune Tricks
The tricks it learns as it grows
The Kitsune grows in the same stages as other pets: Newborn, Junior, Pre-Teen, Teen, Post-Teen, and Full Grown. It learns these tricks:
- Newborn: Sit
- Junior: Joyful
- Pre-Teen: Beg
- Teen: Jump
- Post-Teen: Trick 1
- Full Grown: Trick 2
Time to be honest. The Kitsune has no signature trick. Some pets get their own named trick at Full Grown, a special move with their name on it. The Kitsune does not. Trick 1 and Trick 2 are the standard tricks most pets learn.
One small detail: the Junior trick is Joyful now, but it was Lay Down when the pet first came out. If an old video shows a young Kitsune learning Lay Down, it is not wrong. It is just old.
Nobody trades for a Kitsune because of its tricks. They trade for the tails and the glow.
Is the Kitsune Worth It?
Read this before you trade for one
It depends on what you want. A famous fox, a steady mid-level Legendary, or a dream pet with a long history. Here are the good and bad points.
Pros
Cons
If you want a famous, friendly Legendary that trades easily and holds a steady place in the market, the Kitsune is a strong pick. Just read the full name in the trade window, and let the live table, not the rumors, set the price.
Kitsune Facts and Trivia
Small things most players do not know
- The Kitsune nearly had nine tails. Adopt Me! announced the pet on June 25, 2020, with concept art that showed nine tails, like the fox in the old stories. In the replies, the team confirmed the final pet would have seven instead.
- It is one of the longest-selling pets in the game’s history. It went on sale on July 10, 2020, and did not leave until May 18, 2023. Most Robux pets sell for a few weeks. This one sold for almost three years. Early buyers also got it half price: 300 Robux for the first two weeks, a deal that came back once more in a Cyber Sale.
- Its last sale had a farewell story. The Final Stop Shop was a flying saucer shop, open for two weeks in May 2023 and run by an NPC (Non-Player Character) named Sean. It sold old Robux pets at a discount before their removal. The Kitsune’s last price there was 500 Robux.
- The game later made two more Kitsunes. The Glacier Kitsune came with the Winter Festival (2023), and the Latte Kitsune with the Sugar Festival (2026). Both cost 600 Robux, the same as this one. Three foxes, one name, three different pets.
- The Kitsune became a toy in the real world. It was one of the Adopt Me! toys in the McDonald’s Happy Meal range in spring 2023.
Kitsune FAQs
The questions players ask the most
Its worth changes with the trading market. A number written in this article could become old very fast. You can see the live value for the Normal, Neon, and Mega Neon types, and for the Fly, Ride, and Fly Ride types, in the values table above. Check the exact type you want before you trade.
You can get one only by trading. The Kitsune was sold in the Pet Shop for 600 Robux from July 10, 2020. It had one last sale in the Final Stop Shop in May 2023, and left the game on May 18, 2023. Every Kitsune now was bought before that day or traded later.
Nobody knows for sure. Players hoped it would stay in the shop forever, but it was retired in the Final Stop Shop in 2023 and has not come back since. If a player gives you a return date, they are only guessing.
Both stories are true. You bought it in the Pet Shop, where it stood on the Pet Pedestal, or from the Shop menu. But it was sold as a Robux gamepass pet, like the Griffin, the Horse, and the Panda. That is why it ended up in the Final Stop Shop with the other retiring gamepass pets.
Think first, and check the live table for both sides. A Neon needs four Full Grown Kitsunes joined at the Neon Cave. Ready Neon Kitsunes are easy to find in trades, because so many Kitsunes exist. Trading for a ready one usually saves you the growing work. Make your own only if you enjoy the process or plan to keep it.
Because players here want the abilities more than an untouched copy. On very old pets, most owners used potions back then, so a clean No Potion copy became the rare one. The Kitsune was sold until 2023, so that story does not fit it. Traders would rather fly and ride it, so the Fly Ride type trades above the plain one.
That claim goes around trade chat, and players on the game’s discussion boards push back on it. A Mega Neon is made from four Neons, which is 16 normal Kitsunes, so it is a serious pet. But its worth is set by the market, not by rumors. Check the live values table above before you believe any big claim.
It glows light blue. The glow sits on its nose, the three teardrop marks on its forehead, its inner ears, its chest fur, its feet, and the tips of its seven tails. The rest keeps its normal peach and salmon colors. The seven glowing tail tips are the easiest part to spot.
It cost 600 Robux when it launched on July 10, 2020. For the first two weeks, it was half price at 300 Robux. Its final price, in the Final Stop Shop in May 2023, was 500 Robux.
A kitsune is a magic fox from Japanese stories, famous for growing many tails. This one is a limited Legendary pet. Peach fur, salmon marks, and seven tails. It was sold in the Pet Shop from 2020 to 2023, and now changes hands only by trading. It is not the same pet as the Glacier Kitsune or the Latte Kitsune.
Final Thoughts
What to remember about the Kitsune
The Kitsune is a calm pet with a strange career. It was not a two-week event pet that vanished in a flash. It was a shop pet that stayed for almost three years, became a Happy Meal toy, and then got a flying saucer farewell sale before it left.
It is limited now; its supply is fixed, and it holds a steady job in the market as one of the pets everyone measures against. Keep one if you get one. If you trade for one, read the full name in the window, check the exact type, and check the trend. With three foxes sharing one name, the slow reader wins.