Why Kitsune Costs an Absolute Fortune
Kitsune has been one of the most sought-after Mythical fruits since it launched in Update 22. Here's what drives its value, how you actually get it, and its long-term trading outlook.
Kitsune arrived in Update 22 as an ultra-premium Mythical Beast fruit with blue fox-fire abilities, and it has never left the top of the demand charts. Today it trades at around 660 million — just below the two Dragon variants but far above every other mythical fruit, which the game itself reflects: as of Update 29, Kitsune is the third rarest and third most expensive Blox Fruit.
What makes Kitsune so valuable
Kitsune is genuinely rare. You can buy it from the Blox Fruit Dealer for 8,000,000 money or 4,000 Robux, but it only shows up in stock on a low random chance — most days it simply isn't for sale. The only other way to earn one is to collect Azure Embers at the Kitsune Shrine on Kitsune Island during a Blue Moon and offer them, where a physical Kitsune is just a 0.1% reward. Both paths are a real grind, so its scarcity isn't artificial.
Scarcity alone would keep it expensive, but Kitsune is also a top-tier fruit: fast, strong in PvP, and excellent for grinding across all three seas thanks to its blue-fire kit, water-walking, and mythical transformation. When a fruit is both hard to obtain and genuinely strong, demand stays permanently elevated — which is why Kitsune has held a multi-hundred-million value since launch.
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Kitsune in the current market
Kitsune's demand sits at 10 out of 10 and its trend is Rising. It frequently appears in top-value bundles and is a standard stepping stone for players working their way up to West Dragon or East Dragon territory.
Because its value is so established, Kitsune is also a reliable currency-like item: many traders accept it in bundles because it converts easily into other high-tier fruits.
Is Kitsune a good investment?
Historically, Kitsune has been one of the most stable premium fruits in the game. It rarely crashes on nerfs because its kit stays relevant, and demand is sustained by new players entering the endgame every month.
If you're choosing between Kitsune and a slightly cheaper mythical like Yeti or Gas, the demand data favors Kitsune for trading purposes — it moves faster in trades and holds its value better.
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Frequently asked questions
Kitsune trades at roughly 660 million, placing it just below the Dragon variants and above every other mythical fruit. Check the live value list for the current figure.
You can buy Kitsune from the Blox Fruit Dealer for 8,000,000 money or 4,000 Robux, but only when it randomly appears in stock. Otherwise it's a 0.1% reward for offering Azure Embers at the Kitsune Shrine on Kitsune Island during a Blue Moon. Because both are a grind, many traders acquire it through trading instead.
Historically yes. Kitsune resists nerf-driven crashes because its kit stays relevant, and steady endgame demand keeps its value stable compared with more volatile fruits.
Sources & references
Every game mechanic and drop in this guide was checked against the official Blox Fruits Wiki and in-game data. Trading values are our own community-tracked estimates.