Unicorn Adopt Me Values - Trade Values Conversion

Legendary · Pet · Updated Oct 30, 2026

Normal

0.75

Shark Value

10/10Stable

Values by variant

	NO POTION	F	R	FR
Normal
Neon
Mega Neon

Value Trend

7 Day Trend

30 Day Trend

Unicorn is Stable: no change over the last 7 days or the last 30 days.

Trading

Unicorn is worth 0.75 Shark Value.

Worth more than

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Worth less than

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Worth the same as

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A fair trade for Unicorn

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Together: 0.75 Shark Value

This adds up exactly to Unicorn’s value.

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Unicorn Overview

First, the short story of this pet

Quick Answer: The Unicorn is a Legendary pet in Adopt Me! It has been in the game since June 15, 2019, the day the Pets update arrived. Today it hatches from the Retired Egg, which costs 600 Bucks in the VIP room inside the Nursery. The chance of hatching one from that egg is 1.5%. 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 still search for the Adopt Me Unicorn every day, and there is a simple reason. This is the classic Legendary. The one from the start.

The Unicorn arrived on June 15, 2019, with the Pets update itself. Pets came to Adopt Me that day, and the Unicorn was there on day one. It is one of the original pets in the game.

Back then, it hatched from the normal eggs: the Cracked Egg, the Pet Egg, and the Royal Egg. Those eggs changed in 2022, and the Unicorn moved house. Since July 21, 2022, it has hatched from the Retired Egg, the egg built for the original pets. That egg is still on sale today. So yes, this Legendary is still in the game, still hatchable, and still wanted.

So, what is a Unicorn 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 players want it, its value can go down.

And players want this one. Traders call the Unicorn one of the easiest Legendaries to move. It is not the rarest pet in the game, and it is not the most expensive. It is the one everybody knows, and somebody is always looking for. White body, pink horn, and a mane that runs pink, green, and yellow. If a new player pictures an Adopt Me Legendary in their head, this is the pet they picture.

How to Get the Unicorn in Adopt Me

It still hatches from an egg you can buy today.

Players ask how to get a unicorn in Adopt Me all the time, and this is one of the rare, famous pets you can still get without trading. There are two real ways.

Way one: hatch a Retired Egg.

Go to the Nursery and enter the VIP room. The Retired Egg sits on display there.
Buy the egg for 600 Bucks. It is a Rare egg, and it holds the original pets from the first eggs.
Hatch it. The egg takes 5 tasks to hatch.
Hope for the 1.5%. The Unicorn’s hatch chance from a Retired Egg is 1.5%. The egg has two Legendaries in it, the Unicorn and the Dragon, and the Legendary chance as a whole is 3%.

Be ready for a lot of Buffalos and Cats on the way. Most eggs give you a common pet. Some players hatch one in a few eggs. Some hatch fifty and see none.

Way two: trade for one.

Find a player who has one. Unicorns are everywhere, because the egg is still on sale.
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.
Read all the details in the trade window. If the other player changes something at the last moment, check everything again. Check the pet name, age, and potions.
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 wrong unicorn. There are other unicorns in this game. The Evil Unicorn, the Golden Unicorn, the Diamond Unicorn, and the Balloon Unicorn are all different pets with different values. Check the exact name in the trade window.

The rush. A player says, “Quick, accept now.” Scammers want you to act fast so you do not check the trade. Slow is safe.

Safe trades stay inside the official trade window. Both players can see all pets and items. Check everything before you accept.

Unicorn Appearance

What the classic Legendary looks like

The Unicorn has a clean white body, and it keeps the classic horse shape. Two black eyes, two white ears, and white feet.

Then the color starts. Its horn is pink. Its tail is pink too. And the mane is the famous part. The mane runs in order, pink first, then green, then yellow, like stripes of candy down its neck.

That is the whole design, and that is why it works. No spikes, no smoke, no armor. A white horse with a pink horn and a candy mane, the unicorn kids drew on paper long before Adopt Me existed. In a trade window full of dark event pets and glowing monsters, it still stands out. It is the bright one.

Neon Unicorn and Mega Neon Unicorn

The glowing forms, and how players make them

Neon Unicorn

You can make a Neon Unicorn by joining four Full Grown Unicorns at the Neon Cave.

The Neon glows pink. The pink glow sits on its hooves, on its horn, and on its tail. The mane glows too, and it does not turn one color. It glows in its own three colors, pink, green, and yellow, the same order as the normal mane, only lit up.

Mega Neon Unicorn

A Mega Neon Unicorn glows in the same places as the Neon. The hooves, the horn, the tail, and the mane. The big change is the colors. The glow does not stay still. It cycles through pink, purple, yellow, and teal.

Look closely, and you will spot something. The green from the mane is gone in the Mega cycle. Pink, purple, yellow, teal, round and round. The Mega swaps the mane’s green out for purple and teal.

You need four Neon Unicorns, 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 Unicorns stand behind one Mega Neon.

Now the honest part, because traders argue about this pet. One big value list says the Neon is worth making, that a finished Neon trades for more than the pets you put in. Other traders say the four singles add up to about the same, so fusing only breaks even. On the Mega, there is less argument. Trader guides say it again and again: if you have 16 Unicorns, do not fuse them for profit. Trade the singles, then trade for a ready Mega Neon if you want one. Make a Mega because you love the glow, not because the maths pays you.

Unicorn Tricks

The tricks it learns as it grows

The Unicorn 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: Lay Down
Pre-Teen: Bounce
Teen: Roll Over
Post-Teen: Backflip
Full Grown: Dance

This is a fun set. A lot of pets sit and beg their way to Full Grown. The Unicorn bounces, rolls over, and does a backflip on the way. Then it ends with Dance, which suits it.

There is no trick with the Unicorn’s name on it. Nobody keeps a Unicorn for the tricks. They keep it for the mane, the history, and the trades.

Is the Unicorn Worth It?

Read this before you trade for one

It depends on what you want. A first Legendary, a pet that trades fast, or a piece of the game’s history. Here are the good and bad points.

Pros

It is still obtainable, and that keeps it honest. The Retired Egg is on sale in the VIP room right now, so the Unicorn never turns into a panic buy. You can hatch for one or trade for one.
Demand is high, and it trades fast. Experienced traders tell beginners to start with a normal or Neon Unicorn for a reason. Many players are looking for one at any time, so a fair offer gets answers. Few cheap Legendaries move like this one.
On this pet, Fly Ride is the type most traders want. Players care more about flying and riding it than about keeping a copy untouched, so FR trades above No Potion here. That is the reverse of the old 2019 event pets, where almost every copy got potioned back then, and the clean ones became rare.
It holds its place next to the Dragon. On paper, the two Retired Egg Legendaries sit at the same level, but players pick the Unicorn more, because they like how it looks. The pet people want more is the pet that trades stronger. Cute wins trades.
It is a piece of day one. June 15, 2019: the Pets update, the first wave of pets ever in this game. Owning one is owning a bit of Adopt Me history.

Cons

It will never be a top-tier fortune. The egg is still on sale, new Unicorns hatch every day, and that steady supply keeps the value where it is. If you want a pet that climbs like the old event dragons, this is not that pet.
The hatch is a gamble. 1.5% is a small chance, and buying eggs until one lands can cost far more Bucks than trading for the pet would.
The fusion maths is argued about. One list says making a Neon pays. Trader guides say singles trade just as well, and on the Mega they agree the singles win. Fuse for love, not for profit.
Watch the name in the trade window. Evil Unicorn, Golden Unicorn, Diamond Unicorn, Balloon Unicorn. Four other pets share the name, and they are not this pet.
Because it is common for a Legendary, lowball offers come with it. Everybody thinks they can get yours cheap. Patient sellers do fine. Rushed sellers do not.

If you are new to trading, this is one of the best first Legendaries you can hold. It is wanted, it trades on fast, and a mistake with it will not ruin you. If you are chasing the very top of the value list, it is a stepping stone, not the destination.

Unicorn Facts and Trivia

Small things most players do not know

The Unicorn is one of the original pets. It was released on June 15, 2019, with the Pets update itself. When players say “pets came to Adopt Me,” this is one of the pets that came.
It is one of only two Legendaries in the Retired Egg. The other is the Dragon. Each one has a 1.5% hatch chance, and the two of them make up the egg’s full 3% Legendary chance.
The Retired Egg is dressed for retirement. It wears gray glasses and a white mustache and carries a brown cane, a joke about the old pets inside it being retired from the normal eggs.
The Unicorn has been on the game’s posters for years. It stood on the train update thumbnail, the 2X Weekend thumbnail in December 2023, and gift refresh thumbnails in 2024, 2025, and even January 2026. A Mega Neon Unicorn is on an Adopt Me cover image too.
Its Mega Neon glow has a color swap most players never notice. The mane is pink, green, and yellow. The Mega glow cycle is pink, purple, yellow, and teal — the green drops out.
It is not limited. Almost every famous old pet in this game is trade-only now. The Unicorn is not, and that makes it a strange and lovely exception.

Unicorn FAQs

The questions players ask the most

Its worth changes with the trading market. A number written here 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 before you trade.

The Retired Egg. You can buy that egg for 600 Bucks in the VIP room inside the Nursery, or you can trade for a Unicorn instead. Before July 2022, the Unicorn hatched from the Cracked Egg, the Pet Egg, and the Royal Egg, but those eggs have new pets now.

The chance is 1.5% from a Retired Egg. The egg’s full Legendary chance is 3%, split between the Unicorn and the Dragon. Most hatches give a Common, Uncommon, or Rare pet, so be ready to hatch a few.

Yes. It is not limited. It is still obtainable today by hatching a Retired Egg, on sale in the VIP room in the Nursery. It has been obtainable in one egg or another since June 15, 2019.

Traders argue about this one. One big value list says a finished Neon trades for more than the four pets cost, so making one pays. Trader guides say the four singles add up to about the same, so you only break even. Make the Neon if you want the glowing mane and plan to keep it. If you only care about value, compare the Neon against four singles in the values table before you fuse.

For profit, no. Trader guides are clear on this one. Sixteen single Unicorns trade better than the one Mega Neon they make. If you want a Mega, trade your singles and trade for a ready one instead. Make your own only because you love the cycling glow.

Because players here want the abilities more than an untouched copy. On the old 2019 event pets, most owners used potions back then, so a clean No Potion copy became the rare one. The Unicorn never had that problem. Clean copies are easy to find, and traders would rather fly and ride the pet, so the Fly Ride type trades above the plain one.

It glows pink on its hooves, its horn, and its tail. The mane glows in its own three colors: pink, green, and yellow. The Mega Neon glows in the same places, but its colors cycle through pink, purple, yellow, and teal.

Yes, and experienced traders say so. It is not very expensive, demand for it is high, and many players are always looking for one, so your offers get answers. It is the Legendary that a lot of traders learn the game with.

No. They are different pets. The Golden Unicorn and Diamond Unicorn come from the Star Rewards eggs. The Evil Unicorn is a Halloween pet from 2019. The Balloon Unicorn is its own pet too. This page is about the classic one from the Retired Egg. Always check the full name in the trade window.

Final Thoughts

What to remember about the Unicorn

The Unicorn is where Adopt Me trading starts for a lot of people. It was there on the first day of pets in 2019, outlived its first eggs, moved into the Retired Egg, and never left. It is still on the game’s posters in 2026, still hatching, still trading.

It will not make you rich. That was never its job. Its job is to be the Legendary that everybody wants and anybody can reach, the one that trades fast and teaches new traders how the market works. If you trade for one, check the exact type, check the full name, and read everything in the trade window two times.