Kitsune Blox Fruit
Kitsune is a fruit in Blox Fruits with a current trading value of 185M and a permanent value of 1B when trading with other players. Demand for the Kitsune fruit is currently 100%.
Kitsune is one of the rarest and most expensive fruits in the game because it's great for fighting monsters (grinding) and other players (PvP). It's useful for players in any sea because of its basic attacks (M1 attacks). But, if you're a low-level player, you might have trouble learning all its moves (meeting the mastery requirements).
Almost all of Kitsune's attacks hit multiple enemies at once (AOE/multi-target moves). The Kitsune fruit lets you transform into a Kitsune, which is like a legendary nine-tailed fox from Japanese stories. These foxes have magical powers. When you transform into a Kitsune, you become even stronger. Also, when you transform, you become like a ride (mount), so your friends can ride on you!
You can get the Kitsune fruit in a few ways. One way is to buy it from the Blox Fruit Dealer NPC. Another way is to visit Kitsune Island. On this island, there's a Kitsune Shrine where you can offer Azure Embers, and there's a very small chance (0.1%) you'll get the Kitsune fruit as a reward.
Kitsune Blox Fruits Values
| Robux Price |
4,000
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| Beli Price | 8,000,000 |
| Physical Value | 185,000,000 |
| Permanent Value | 1,340,000,000 |
| Type | Beast |
| Rarity | Mythical |
| Physical Status | Overpaid |
| PvE (Grinding) Tier | "B" (OK) |
| PvP (Battle) Tier | "S" (Super) |
| Demand (Physical) |
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| Demand (Permanent) |
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Pros and Cons
Pros
- Extremely high value in trading due to its rarity, second only to the Dragon fruit.
- Offers great movement speed with its three tails.
- Its passive ability can break Instinct.
- Deals high damage.
- Possesses long stuns.
- Almost all of its moves are AoE or multi-target, and combined with its M1 attacks, making it great for grinding.
- More effective for PvP than the Transformed state because the user can use other weapons, and the moves are easier to hit.
Cons
- Generally harder and more expensive compared to the most expensive fruit in the game.
- All moves mentioned above require some energy from the Kitsune Tails bar.
- Only one movement ability (three in Transformation, compensated by a speed boost after gaining two tails).
- Not recommended for hunting sea events.
- High mastery requirements.
Kitsune Blox Fruit Stats
| Move | Cooldown | Energy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moveset (Transformed) | |||
| Normal Attack | |||
Accursed Enchantment
|
9 | 20 | |
Tails of Burning Agony
|
12 | 40 | |
Fox Fire Disruption
|
15 | 100 | |
Transformation
|
3 | 20 | |
Wild Assault
|
10 | 100 | |
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Abilities
Moveset (Transformed)
This transformed state mirrors the base form with three tails, yet distinguishes itself through enhanced offensive capabilities. Specifically, expect a marginally expanded area of effect, a more generous hitbox, and heightened damage output.
Executing this ability conjures three azure fireballs, propelling the user forward in a swift dash. Should the dash connect, it targets a maximum of three foes, propelling them backward and assaulting each with a sphere of cerulean flame (utilizing untransformed C), culminating in an area-of-effect of explosive blue fire and lingering damage. Conversely, if the dash misses its mark, the user will pivot, unleashing a cascade of blue fireballs in a surrounding radius, creating a significant area-of-effect explosion.
Pros
- Decent area-of-effect damage. (The explosion from hitting a single target can also damage multiple enemies).
- No recovery time after the attack.
- Automatically targets enemies.
Cons
- Below-average damage.
- Delayed damage + knockback, which can be problematic.
Execute a swift, zig-zagging dash forward. Upon successful impact, seize your adversary, elevate them skyward, and forcefully slam them earthward. This impact shatters Instinct, triggering an eruption of cerulean flames and colossal tails from the ground. When airborne, this technique delivers an immediate, devastating slam.
Pros
- Acceptable hitbox.
- Offers strong combo opportunities.
- Possesses exceptional stun capabilities.
Cons
- Can bounce off of surroundings, leading to unpredictable opponent positions or complete misses.
- Most effective at close range, though it can reach medium range.
- Easily dodged using Instinct.
Unleashing a cerulean fireball, the user inflicts substantial area-of-effect harm. Upon detonation, azure flames persist, inflicting devastating damage over a prolonged duration.
Pros
- Significant damage output.
- Extensive area of effect.
- Causes a brief interruption.
Cons
- Can be dodged if the enemy uses Flash Step.
- Or, they can simply just dash away.
Upon immediate reversion to human form, players regain the capacity to employ Fighting Styles, wield Swords, and utilize Guns.
Pros
- Deals respectable damage and knockback.
- While transforming, the user is immune to basic damage (e.g., Godhuman [X] Tap).
- The transformation animation allows the player to negate all damage, making it useful as a combo breaker.
- Provides a useful speed boost.
Cons
- Requires a full bar of 3 Tails to transform.
- The user is unable to use Fighting Styles, Swords, or Guns while transformed.
- The transformation slightly slows the user's movement speed.
Executing the technique, the player swiftly lunges at the adversary, unleashing a tail-based swipe reminiscent of attacks like the True Triple Katana's [Z] ability, the Rengoku [Z] technique, and the standard Kitsune M1 attacks.
Pros
- Low cooldowns for a decent range dash that deals damage.
- Decent hitbox and mobility.
- Can be used to extend M1 attacks by using it before the final strike.
- Auto active blue flame damage if grabbed. (Can break Instinct per second if the user has three tails)
- Has good mobility and combo potential, as it can grab players after doing Godhuman [C].
Cons
- Hitbox is much smaller than the slash animation.
- Landing hits is difficult due to the need for precise aim.