Limited Premium Shop pet
Kitsune in Build A Ring Farm: how to get it, what it costs, and whether it is still obtainable
The Kitsune is the limited Premium Shop pet that keeps coming up in Build A Ring Farm searches — and the honest answer to 'how do I get it' is harder than the guides make it sound. This page separates the two routes that are actually on record from the ones that are not, prices the pack against what it gives back, checks the narrated ability against this site's own mutation ladder, and keeps the three numbers the sources fight over visible instead of picking one.
- 799 R$
- Pack price on record
- +$150,000
- Per-crop floor boost
- 5 min
- Mutation upgrade cycle
- Closed
- Shop window
Every frame on this page is a real capture checked at full resolution — no thumbnails, no recreated panels, no generated art. All three come from one caption-free, facecam-free recording credited below, and each deep-links to its exact second.
No frame here shows the Kitsune, the Kitsune Pack, or a Kitsune pet panel. The one recording that actually bought the pack carries a facecam over nearly every gameplay second and burned-in captions on top, and the primary narrated guide has a caption in all 352 of its seconds — so both are barred from frame duty. The frames below document the shop the pack was sold in, which is the most this evidence pool can honestly support.
The pet's rarity, tier, ability text, and pack price render from this site's game dataset, re-checked against three recordings and the community wiki on September 18, 2026. Where a recording disagrees with the dataset, both values stay visible instead of one being picked.
How to get the Kitsune
Two routes are on record and one of them is closed. The steps below are what a player could actually do while the pack was live — not a route that still exists.
- 01
Open the Premium Shop
Tap the store icon on the left side of the screen. This is the Robux store, not the Gear Shop and not the Egg Merchant — the Kitsune never appeared in either of those, and no egg pools it.
- 02
Find the Kitsune Pack C while it was listed
The pack sat in the shop's scrolling list of limited packs, wearing the same red LIMITED badge format the bundles still carry on camera. It cost 799 Robux and the listing was time-boxed.
- 03
Buy it, or ask for it as a gift
Every purchasable row in this shop has its own gift button beside the price, which is how the gifting route works mechanically. The dataset records the pack as 'also giftable from a friend'.
- 04
Equip it on the floor you want boosted
The Kitsune's flat sale-value bonus applies to crops on its own floor, so where you place it is the decision. Pet slots per floor are limited and the shop sells extra ones, so a floor-boosting pet competes for slots with everything else you run.
- 05
Today: the purchase route is closed
The pack is no longer in the shop on any current footage, and no source records a re-release. The only route that still functions is receiving a pack from a player who bought one during the window — and no source documents that happening either.
Premium Shop — the limited Kitsune Pack C
Dataset recordClosed
The route the pet is named for, and the only one any source records it being bought from. The shop itself is still live on camera — what left it was the pack.
pets.ts kitsune notes: 'Not from an egg — sold only as the limited Kitsune Pack C in the Premium Shop for 799 Robux… Removed from the shop after its limited window'; narration in YP8UOA5-U1M states the same 799 Robux price and the same shop, and adds 'there is no free way to unlock Kitsune'
Gifted from another player
Dataset recordOpen only for someone who already owns the pack
The only on-camera corroboration is the gift button itself, which is visible on every Robux row in this shop — it is not a Kitsune-specific control, and no source documents a completed gift.
pets.ts kitsune notes record the pack as 'also giftable from a friend'; YP8UOA5-U1M narrates 'Another way to get the pack is receiving it as a gift from another player'; and every purchasable row in the Premium Shop carries its own gift button, read on camera at 37.0s in wfahFxnZg4c
An egg — there is none
Dataset recordNot a route
Published because the search query is 'how to get kitsune' and the most common wrong answer is an egg. The pet has no pool, so no hatch chance exists to quote.
pets.ts kitsune record carries eggId null and hatchChance null, the field contract this site uses for 'not from an egg'; the /eggs and /pets pages list no Kitsune pool
This shop footage was captured on June 12, 2026 on a very early farm — $419.16K in cash. Which packs sit in the Premium Shop, what they cost, and what badge they wear are exactly the kind of things an update moves. The scope note is the promise: the shop in game is the only live source, and this page describes what was recorded.
When the pack left
Three sources, three levels of precision, and no agreement on a date. The page says 'it is gone' and stops there.
Removed after its limited window; re-release unconfirmed
pets.ts kitsune notes — states that the pack left, and explicitly refuses to date it
Available until June 7th, 2026
narration in YP8UOA5-U1M: 'According to the update information, the Kitsune pack will remain available until June 7th, 2026. After that date, it is currently unknown whether the pet will ever return again'
No Kitsune Pack in the Premium Shop on June 12, 2026
the full Premium Shop scroll captured at 56.0s in wfahFxnZg4c runs Starter Pack, Harvester Pack, cash packs, Pirate Bundle, Gummy Kingdom Bundle, Disco Bundle and a Dinosaur Egg banner — and no Kitsune row
Two of the three records above are a claim and a coincidence. The narrated 'June 7th, 2026' is the exact date this site's own update log separately records for the Dinosaur Egg leaving the same shop — which is what a reused script template looks like, from a channel that publishes one per pet. The on-camera absence is the strongest of the three, and even it only proves the pack was gone by June 12. Nothing here establishes when the window opened, how long it ran, or whether it comes back.
What the 799 Robux bought
Three items, and only one of them has a second, independent source naming it.
Kitsune pet
Dataset recordpets.ts kitsune notes; narration in YP8UOA5-U1M says the pack grants 'one Kitsune pet'
Super Fertilizer
Community claimpets.ts kitsune notes and narration in YP8UOA5-U1M both list one Super Fertilizer; the barf.fandom.com Kitsune Pack page carries no contents list at all, so this item rests on the guide sites and one narration
Crimson Higanbana seed
Dataset recordpets.ts kitsune notes call it 'the exclusive Crimson Higanbana seed'; barf.fandom.com/wiki/Crimson_Higanbana (queried 2026-09-18) records Obtainment: 'Kitsune Pack'; YP8UOA5-U1M narrates it as 'crimson higgledybean', which is the same name mis-heard
The pet and the seed are corroborated: the barf.fandom.com Crimson Higanbana page records its Obtainment as 'Kitsune Pack', which is one honest data point on a wiki whose Kitsune page is an empty placeholder stub. The Super Fertilizer is not — it appears only in the guide-site lineage and in one narration, so it carries a community-claim badge here. Note what the pack does not include: no extra pet slot. On camera, +1 Pet Equip is its own 999 Robux purchase, which means the full 'run a Kitsune on every floor' plan costs more than 799 Robux per floor after the first.
What the Kitsune actually does
The dataset's own ability text, set against what the main narrated guide says, line by line — including where the narration simply leaves a number out.
Adds +$150,000 to the sale value of every crop on its floor and has a 15% chance every 5 minutes to upgrade a plant's mutation to a higher tier. Floor boost scales with Cash-funded Kitsune upgrades.
| Reading | This site's dataset | Narrated guide | Agreement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat sale-value boost per crop on its floor | +$150,000 | 'increases the selling value of crops on that floor by 150,000 cash' | Sources agree |
| How often the mutation upgrade fires | every 5 minutes | 'activates automatically every 5 minutes' | Sources agree |
| Whether the upgrade is a roll or a guarantee | 15% chance per cycle | no chance stated — 'selects a random mutated crop… and upgrades its mutation' | Disputed |
| Cash-funded Kitsune upgrades | Floor boost 'scales with Cash-funded Kitsune upgrades' — no numbers published | 'the sale value boost from Kitsune can also be upgraded further using cash' | Narration is silent |
The dataset text leads and is what the rest of this site's tools consume. The narrated column is a transcription of one content-farm channel, kept visible because it is the source most players have watched — not because it is independent of the guide sites the dataset already cites.
Checking the narrated example against the real ladder
The guide illustrates the ability with named mutations and named multipliers, which means the example can be tested rather than believed. Every multiplier below is this site's own dataset value, not the narrator's.
| Mutation | Dataset multiplier | Role in the narration | Does the dataset support it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wet | 1.35x | the narration's starting point: 'Wet has a 1.35x multiplier' | matches the dataset exactly |
| Frozen | 1.75x | what the narration says Wet upgrades into, 'which has a 1.75x multiplier' | matches the dataset exactly, and sits above Wet on the ladder |
| Autumn | 2x | grouped with Void as 'both of which provide a 2.25x multiplier or higher' | overstated — the dataset records Autumn at 2x, below the 2.25x floor the narration claimed |
| Void | 2.25x | the other mutation in that '2.25x or higher' pair | matches the dataset exactly |
| Radioactive | 3x | the example's input: 'if you have a radioactive mutated crop, Kitsune can transform it into a rainbow mutation' | the direction holds — Rainbow sits above Radioactive on the dataset ladder |
| Rainbow | 5x | the example's output, chosen 'because rainbow has a stronger multiplier' | stronger, yes — but Cosmic (8x) and Starfall (4x) also sit on this ladder, which the narration never mentions |
Is the Kitsune worth 799 Robux?
A pet nobody has filmed a panel for cannot be costed properly. Here is what can be said, and where the reasoning has to stop.
- 01
What the flat boost is worth depends entirely on your floor
+$150,000 per crop is not a multiplier — it is a constant added to each crop's sale value on that floor. On a floor of cheap crops it is the dominant term; on a floor of high-value Exotics it is a rounding error. No source publishes the Kitsune's upgrade levels, their costs, or their per-level effect, so the boost cannot be projected forward, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
- 02
The mutation upgrade is the valuable half — and it is the disputed half
Upgrading an existing mutation is the only part of this kit that scales with a good farm instead of being flat. The dataset puts it at 15% per 5-minute cycle; the main narrated guide describes it firing unconditionally with no percentage at all. Those are very different pets — roughly a 4.7% and a 30% expected upgrade rate per hour — and no source settles it, so no calculator on this site uses either figure.
- 03
The real question is whether you can still buy it
You cannot, on any evidence this site accepts. The shop window is closed, no re-release is recorded, and gifting requires someone who bought it during the window. So 'is it worth it' is currently a question about a hypothetical re-release price. If the pack returns at 799 Robux with the same kit, the honest framing is: you are paying for a per-floor constant and an unverified mutation roll, and the bundled Crimson Higanbana — the item that would justify the purchase on value alone — has no price on this site's records at all.
The flat boost, sized against real crop prices
The narration claims the bundled Crimson Higanbana out-earns crops like Trucker's Delight, Void Fruit and Pepper. Those three have dataset prices; the Higanbana has no record here at all, so the claim can be framed but not settled.
| Crop named in the narration | Rarity | Base unit price | Against the +$150K boost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pepper | Exotic | $140,000 | Boost is larger |
| Trucker's Delight | Exotic | $160,000 | Boost is smaller |
| Void Fruit | Exotic | $180,000 | Boost is smaller |
| Crimson Higanbana (the bundled seed) | Unrecorded | No record | Cannot be compared |
Arithmetic over published dataset prices, computed at build time. It is a size check on a flat bonus, not a recommendation, and it feeds no calculator or ranking on this site.
The numbers the sources fight over
Each row states two published values with their named sources. This site picks none — averaging them would invent a number nobody wrote down.
Is the mutation upgrade a roll or a guarantee
Conflicted- 15% chance every 5 minutes
- every 5 minutes, unconditional
The dataset records 'a 15% chance every 5 minutes'. The narrated guide describes the same ability with no percentage anywhere — 'selects a random mutated crop on your farm and upgrades its mutation'. The wiki's Kitsune page prints Ability=PLACEHOLDER and breaks the tie in neither direction, so the page leads with the dataset figure and shows the other reading beside it.
pets.ts records a 15% roll; YP8UOA5-U1M narrates the same ability with no chance at all. The wiki's Kitsune page is a placeholder stub, so nothing breaks the tie and this page publishes the dataset figure while showing both
When the pack left the shop
Conflicted- Removed June 7, 2026 (narrated)
- Removed after its limited window, date unrecorded (dataset)
The narration dates the pack's removal to June 7, 2026 — the exact date this site's update log records for the Dinosaur Egg leaving the same shop. The dataset refuses to date the Kitsune at all and says only 'removed after its limited window'. Both are printed; the page's own claim is the weaker, safer one: it is gone as of the June 12 footage.
YP8UOA5-U1M gives June 7, 2026 — the exact date updates.ts separately records for the Dinosaur Egg's removal from this same shop, which is what a reused template looks like. The dataset refuses the date; the page prints both and relies on neither
Which update brought the Kitsune
Conflicted- 'added in update 3' (narrated)
- Limited / event pet, no update recorded (dataset)
The narration calls the Kitsune 'one of the strongest pets added in update 3' and says the pet system 'introduced 16 different companions'. This site's update log records Update 3 as the Composter, Plant Rush and the Cosmic mutation, and the dataset files the Kitsune under Limited / event pets with no update tag. No reviewed source dates the pet's arrival, so this page never says.
YP8UOA5-U1M calls the Kitsune 'one of the strongest pets added in update 3' and says 'the new pet system introduced 16 different companions'; updates.ts records Update 3 as the Composter, Plant Rush and the Cosmic mutation, and pets.ts files the Kitsune under Limited / event pets with no update tag
One consequence of the first dispute is worth stating plainly: a 15% roll and a guaranteed upgrade are different products, and the difference is large enough that this page refuses to publish a value judgement built on either.
What this page refuses to publish
Questions a buying player would reasonably ask, and no source can answer. They stay open on purpose.
What Kitsune Pack A and B are
UnknownThe dataset names this one 'Kitsune Pack C', which implies a series. No reviewed source mentions a Pack A or Pack B, and none explains what distinguishes the variants. The letter is printed because the dataset records it, and the series is not invented.
The Kitsune's upgrade levels and costs
UnknownBoth the dataset and the narration say the floor boost 'scales with Cash-funded Kitsune upgrades'. Neither publishes a level cap, a per-level figure, or an upgrade cost, and no frame in this set shows a pet panel. So the boost can be stated at its base and projected nowhere.
The Crimson Higanbana's stats
UnknownThe bundled seed has no record in this site's seed dataset at all — no unit price, no grow time, no roll chance, no rarity. The wiki's page for it is a template stub whose only filled field is Obtainment: Kitsune Pack. The claim that it out-earns several Exotic crops therefore cannot be tested here.
Whether the pack ever returns
UnknownNo source records a re-release, and no source rules one out either. The Dinosaur Egg's retirement is documented with four competing dates and still no return; the Kitsune has fewer records than that. Treat 'unconfirmed' as the answer rather than as a soft 'no'.
Whether a gifted pack actually works
UnknownThe gift button on every shop row proves the mechanic exists in this store, and the dataset says the pack is giftable. No source documents a completed Kitsune gift, and no footage shows a second-hand Kitsune. The route is real on paper and unevidenced in practice.
A pet panel with real numbers on it
UnknownEvery other guide page on this site can read a level, an earnings multiplier and an ability cadence off a panel. This one cannot, because no caption-free, facecam-free recording of the Kitsune exists in the reviewed pool. That absence is why the ability section is a comparison of claims rather than a table of measurements.
Kitsune questions
How do you get the Kitsune in Build A Ring Farm?
Two routes are on record. It was sold as the limited Kitsune Pack C in the Premium Shop for 799 Robux, opened from the store icon on the left of the screen — not the Gear Shop, not the Egg Merchant. The second route is being gifted that pack by a player who bought it during the window. There is no free route, and there never was one on record.
Is the Kitsune still obtainable?
Not by buying it. This site's dataset records the pack as removed after its limited window with the re-release unconfirmed, and the newest caption-free Premium Shop footage — June 12, 2026 — shows no Kitsune row anywhere in the lineup. The gifting route technically survives, but it depends on someone who already owns the pack, and no source documents that happening.
How much does the Kitsune cost?
799 Robux, as the price of the Kitsune Pack C — the only figure both the dataset and the narrated guide agree on. Two caveats this page will not paper over: the pack also had to be in stock during a limited window, and a pet slot per floor is a separate purchase, shown on camera at 999 Robux for +1 Pet Equip.
Does the Kitsune hatch from an egg?
No. Its dataset record carries no egg and no hatch chance, which is this site's field contract for 'not from an egg'. The /eggs and /pets pages list no pool containing it. If a guide tells you which egg to farm for a Kitsune, that guide is wrong about this pet.
What does the Kitsune's ability do?
Two things. It adds +$150,000 to the sale value of every crop on the floor it is placed on — a flat constant, not a multiplier, so it matters most on cheap floors and least on expensive ones. And it upgrades an existing plant mutation to a stronger one on a 5-minute cycle. The dataset puts that second part at a 15% chance per cycle; the main narrated guide says it fires every cycle with no roll at all. Both readings are on this page and neither is settled.
Is the Kitsune worth buying?
On the evidence available, unanswerable as a number — and that is the honest answer. Nobody has filmed a Kitsune pet panel without a caption over it, so there is no level, no earnings multiplier and no upgrade curve to cost against 799 Robux. What can be said: the flat +$150,000 boost is worth a great deal on low-value floors and very little on high-value ones, the mutation upgrade is the half that scales but also the half in dispute, and the bundled Crimson Higanbana — the item that would justify the price on crop value alone — has no stats on this site's records at all.
What was in the Kitsune Pack?
Three items: the Kitsune pet, a Super Fertilizer, and the exclusive Crimson Higanbana seed. The pet and the seed are corroborated — the community wiki's Crimson Higanbana page records its obtainment as the Kitsune Pack. The Super Fertilizer rests on the guide sites and one narration alone, so this page labels it a community claim rather than a fact.
Check the numbers before you chase the pet
The Kitsune's own stat block lives on its entity page; the mutation ladder its ability rides on is documented separately, and the calculator shows what your floors actually earn.
Related guides
The entity record behind this page, the mutation ladder its ability depends on, and the gifting mechanics the second route runs on.
Kitsune pet record
The generated entity page for the Kitsune: rarity, tier, role, ability text and notes, straight from the dataset this guide argues with.
Pet database
Every tracked pet with its source, including the limited Premium Shop pets that never appear in an egg pool.
Pet tier list
Where the Kitsune's S tier comes from, and which pets outrank it on numbers this site can actually verify.
Trading and gifting guide
Whether players can trade or gift at all — the rules the Kitsune's second route depends on, and the scam warnings that come with it.
Crop mutations
The full mutation ladder with multipliers — what a Kitsune upgrade moves a crop from, and to.
Best money method
Stage-by-stage cash strategy, which is the honest yardstick for whether a flat per-floor boost is worth paying for yet.