How to Get Kitsune in Grow a Garden 2: Ability, Chakra Mutation & Best Uses
How to Get Kitsune in Grow a Garden 2: Ability, Chakra Mutation & Best Uses
The weekly update for Grow a Garden 2 has arrived on schedule. This update introduces Kitsune—a wildly popular pet from the original Grow a Garden—to the sequel. Endowed with exceptional special abilities and the prestigious Secret rarity tier, it has garnered significant attention right from its debut. This article provides a detailed look at this Secret pet.
Arrival of Secret Kitsune: Appearance and Lore
Kitsune’s design draws inspiration from the nine-tailed fox of East Asian mythology. It features a snow-white coat accented with red markings; its nine flowing tails fade to red at the tips, and it is surrounded by a faint, shimmering red aura. Interestingly, while the in-game model displays only eight tails, legend holds that a nine-tailed fox grows a new tail every century—suggesting that this Kitsune is over 800 years old.
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Kitsune’s Exceptional Passive Ability
To match its Secret rarity, Kitsune’s abilities combine the passive skills of the Raccoon and the Shadow Dragon. When night falls, Kitsune sneaks out of the garden to steal fruit from other unoccupied gardens. It has a chance to imbue the stolen fruit with the Chakra mutation—a unique effect exclusive to Kitsune—which boosts the fruit's value by 60 x.
Mechanically, Kitsune checks the server every 5–10 seconds for available gardens. Upon checking, there is an 85% chance it will set out to steal. If successful, the fruit is returned to the player, with a 20% probability of acquiring the Chakra mutation. A successful theft triggers a 10-second cooldown, whereas a failed attempt requires only a 3-second cooldown.
Note: Unlike other pets, Kitsune’s special mutations—such as Big, Mega, or Rainbow—do not alter its abilities or provide any stat boosts.
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How to Get the Kitsune: Exclusive Fall Egg & Exclusive Fall Chest
Unlike previous pets, the Kitsune does not spawn randomly on the map, nor does it appear in standard pet eggs. It is a premium pet that requires a purchase; there are two specific ways to acquire it in the game:
Exclusive Fall Egg
You can purchase a Fall Egg from the game's limited-time shop for 99 Robux. It contains four possible pets—Scarecrow, Jackalope, Red Panda, and Kitsune—but the drop rate for the Kitsune is only 0.16%. This means you would need to buy a large number of Exclusive Fall Eggs, which represents a significant cost for the average player.
Exclusive Fall Chest
Released alongside the Exclusive Fall Egg, the Exclusive Fall Chest is priced slightly higher at 249 Robux. It includes a Legendary Fall Seed Pack, a Fall Common Egg, a Red Panda, and the Kitsune. However, the drop rate is similarly low at just 0.1%, making this another method that requires spending real money.
Shop Purchase
Given the high cost and low drop rates of the Exclusive Fall Egg and Exclusive Fall Chest, unlucky players might purchase dozens or even hundreds of eggs or chests without success. Players who have their hearts set on the Kitsune can head directly to the Grow a Garden 2 shop to buy it outright—a convenient, quick, and reasonably priced option.
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Kitsune Strategy: Maximizing Returns
- Keep it equipped at all times; the Kitsune’s skill is passive, so you must have it equipped to have a chance at obtaining the fruit it yields.
- Join an active server with plenty of players; the Kitsune’s skill is most effective in crowded areas.
- The Kitsune cannot imbue the fruit in your own garden with Chakramutations, so be sure to carefully preserve the mutated fruit it brings back.
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Final Thoughts
The Kitsune is a symbol of prestige, and obtaining it is the ultimate test of patience and luck. Its elegant, mysterious nine-tailed fox form and the bountiful rewards it brings make the journey to acquire it truly meaningful. Good luck—may that red-and-white nine-tailed fox soon appear in your garden!