Kitsune (Pet)

The Kitsune carries its own named signature ability simply listed as Kitsune, and the row gives no egg source or hatch percentage — a strong hint that this is not a standard egg pull but an event or special-acquisition pet. When a creature gets a unique, self-titled passive rather than a shared generic one, it usually means the developers tuned a bespoke effect around it, so the ability deserves to be read on its own terms rather than slotted into a familiar category.

For a farming build, treat the Kitsune as a signature-effect specialist. Because its passive is hand-named, the smart play is to confirm exactly what the Kitsune ability triggers in-game and build around that interaction, rather than assuming a flat sell or growth multiplier. Pets with unique abilities tend to shine in combos rather than in isolation.

Does it earn a slot on a serious team? That hinges entirely on what the Kitsune passive actually does — a named, exclusive ability is precisely the kind that can justify a permanent slot when its trigger lines up with your farm's rhythm. With no listed odds here, the obtain difficulty is best confirmed against its in-game source before you commit resources to chasing one.