Blox Fruits’ Kitsune is a powerful and extremely rare fruit that’s reminiscent of the Zoan devil fruit in One Piece, allowing its user to transform into an animal. As the name gives away, this mythical fruit transforms you into a Kitsune, a supernatural fox from Japanese folklore. There are a couple of ways you can get one, though it’s not exactly easy whichever way you choose – but the abilities, movement, and damage potential more than make it worth the effort.
One method to obtain Blox Fruits’ Kitsune involves beli, so you should check out our Blox Fruits codes guide to boost your bank account. We also have a Blox Fruits tier list if you want to see where the Kitsune fruit ranks – spoiler alert, it’s mythical for a reason – and a Blox Fruits races guide if you want to learn more about those.
Here’s what you need to know about Blox Fruits’ Kitsune:
When was Blox Fruits’ Kitsune released?
The Kitsune fruit first came to Blox Fruits in December 2023, and it’s not an original the developer created. Instead, it’s the second fan-made fruit to appear in-game as its creator, @Kuzuryu_Kei, won a fruit/art contest. For those who are curious, the Sound fruit is the first fan-made fruit to appear in-game.
How rare is Blox Fruits’ Kitsune?
Blox Fruits Kitsune’s rarity rating is mythical, which is the highest in the game, indicating just how good it is. However, as its rarity indicates, getting your hands on this fruit is no easy task.
How do I get Blox Fruits’ Kitsune?
The first way to get your hands on the exceedingly rare Blox Fruits Kitsune fruit is to save up 8m beli (or purchase 4k Robux) and buy it from the Blox Fruit Dealer. By far, it’s one of the most expensive items in the entire game, and to save up, you need to take part in boss fights, conquer quests, finish enemies, loot some chests, and, of course, check out our code guide.
While that sounds like a lot of effort, the alternative is just as bad, if not worse. You can obtain a physical Kitsune blox fruit if you take azure embers to the Kitsune Shrine in the Third Sea, but the chances of it dropping are a mere 0.1%, which is pretty disheartening given the effort it takes to reach the shrine on Kitsune Island. This place is only accessible during the full moon at sea danger level six. Due to its rarity and obscene cost, the Kitsune is the most expensive blox fruit in the game.
What are the Blox Fruits Kitsune abilities?
So, now you know how much Blox Fruits’ Kitsune costs, you probably want to know if it’s actually worth it. To part that much cash, you need to know that the abilities you get are second to none, and luckily for you, we can confirm that’s the case. The Kitsune fruit is a true standout when it comes to abilities, especially as it has one no other fruit possesses: the ability to run on water.
| Ability | Description |
| Kitsune tails (normal) | You passively get tails by dealing damage and can transform when your three tails meter is full. However, the bar depletes when you use a move (anything other than a normal attack) |
| Kitsune tails (transformed) | After you transform, one-third of your three tails bar naturally depletes. It also goes down if you take damage, and the only way to increase your bar is to deal damage with Kitsune |
| Kitsune tails (number of tails) |
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| Ancient strength | You take 20% less damage while transformed, move faster, jump higher, have a better dash distance, and increased attack damage |
| Spirit beast of the sea | You can run on water while transformed |
| Kitsune mount | You can carry a friend on your back while transformed |
Blox Fruits’ Kitsune moveset
Kitsune has multiple different moves available beyond the normal attack that everyone can use, though they do have different mastery requirements, meaning you need to be high level to use them all:
- Accursed enchantment (need one mastery)
- Tails of burning agony (need 50 mastery)
- Fox Fire Disruption (need 100 mastery)
- Transformation (need 300 mastery)
- Wild Assault (need 200 mastery)
Is Blox Fruits’ Kitsune good?
Without question, the Kitsune blox fruit is one of the best in the entire game, offering fantastic mobility and speed, decent damage with a good range, and moves that have the potential to cause all sorts of problems through AoE, combos, stun, knockback, and more. That’s while untransformed, when you transform, the benefits become even greater, with the ability to walk on water, fast cooldowns between attacks, and an even bigger increase in damage output. The fact you can carry your pals around is a nice bonus.
However, while we consider it to be one of the best blox fruits you can get, none of them are perfect, and the Kitsune also has some drawbacks. Perhaps the biggest one is that you need to fill the three tails bar to transform, which can disappear quickly depending on how much damage you take. Furthermore, the impressive speed boost is both a burden and a curse, as navigating tight spaces can be a pain when transformed due to how fast you move.
Another thing to consider is that Kitsune’s moves have some high mastery requirements, meaning it’s not the best option for low-level players. Blox Fruits’ Kitsune is more beneficial to those who have many hours clocked in. Mind you, with how difficult it is to get this fruit, new players may well meet those requirements by the time they get it.
Overall, due to its AoE, speed, and damage potential, the Kitsune fruit is one of the best you can get for PvP. Those slight faults are a small price to pay for such power.
That’s everything we can tell you about Blox Fruits’ Kitsune; we wish you luck getting one. If you want to sail the seas but as an angler, not a pirate, check out our Roblox Fisch guide. We even have a Fisch codes article to help you make a head start. If those aren’t enough goodies for you, check out our Ninjitsu Master of Elements codes, Anime Vanguards codes, Anime Royale codes, and Dress to Impress codes lists.