The Kitsune is a limited legendary pet in Adopt Me! that was released on July 10, 2020. Players could purchase it in the Pet Shop or on the Shop menu for 
600. Since the Kitsune ended up in the Final Stop Shop and left the game on May 18, 2023, it can now only be obtained through trading.
For the first two weeks of the Kitsune's release, it was given a 50% discount, which also applied to the other pets from the Pet Shop at the time.
Appearance
The Kitsune has a peach-colored body with three salmon-colored teardrop shaped marks on its forehead. The Kitsune has large peach colored ears with salmon colored insides. It also has a salmon, reddish-pink colored fluffy area around the neck. The tips of its seven tails, as well as its feet, are also colored reddish-pink. It also has two black beady eyes and a triangular-shaped black nose.
Tricks
Listed below are the tricks the Kitsune learns in order:
- Newborn - Sit
- Junior - Joyful (formerly Lay Down)
- Pre-Teen - Beg
- Teen - Jump
- Post-Teen - Trick 1
- Full Grown - Trick 2
Neon Appearance
The Neon Kitsune glows light blue on its nose, forehead markings, inner ears, chest fur, feet, and tail tips.
Mega Neon Appearance
The Mega Neon Kitsune glows in the same areas as the Neon Kitsune, except those areas cycle through the colors of the rainbow.
Trivia
- In the actual Japanese legend, a kitsune can have at most nine tails. However, the Adopt Me! Kitsune has only seven tails.
- In the literal sense, Kitsune is the Japanese word for fox. Foxes are a common subject of Japanese folklore; in English, Kitsune refers to them in this context. Stories depict legendary foxes as intelligent beings and to possess paranormal abilities that increase with their age and wisdom.
- This pet could be a reference to the Kitsune Mask.
- Adopt Me! announced Kitsune's release on June 25, 2020, along with concept art. In the concept art, Kitsune had nine tails. In the replies of the post, however, it was confirmed that the final model would have seven tails instead.
- On July 6, 2020, Adopt Me! posted a video that displayed these seven tails, but it may be difficult to see the last two, as five take the front. Though, when the video shows the Kitsune doing a flip, it can be seen with two more visible tails.
- On July 4, 2020, Adopt Me! displayed the final model of the Kitsune, along with a poster that revealed the discount.
- The Kitsune has a similar body to the Glacier Kitsune.
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