Blox Fruits: Testing the Kitsune Fruit, 300 Mastery and Final Transformation

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Transformation finale du Fruit Kitsune dans Blox Fruits

The Kitsune Fruit is one of the most spectacular fruits in Blox Fruits. Its appeal is not limited to its damage: it has a highly distinctive visual identity, with evolving tails, three floating orbs, fox-inspired movement, and a particularly impressive final transformation.

The permanent fruit is listed at 4,000 Robux. It is a high price, although the number of animations, effects, and visible mechanics gives Kitsune a level of polish that immediately sets it apart. Its arrival is part of Update 21, alongside other content players had been anticipating.

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The Kitsune Fruit starts with an already detailed appearance

As soon as it is equipped, the Kitsune Fruit changes the character’s appearance. A small tail appears on the character’s back, then the system gradually evolves until several tails are displayed. The three orbs that accompany the player are also a central visual feature of the fruit.

Movement animations are especially prominent: running, dashing, and jumping convey agility that suits the fox theme. With several tails active, movement speed appears to increase significantly. This progression creates a real feeling of power even before the transformation is unlocked.

Kitsune’s aesthetic can bring to mind the many-tailed fox references popular in manga culture. Its style notably evokes Naruto through the way the character runs and the gradual appearance of tails, although the fruit is also rooted in the Japanese mythological world of the kitsune.

The theme had already been central to activities on the dedicated island: the Kitsune Temple and its rare rewards also offer an experience built around flames, obtainable items, and the world of the legendary fox.

How do the tails and orbs work?

The Kitsune Fruit has a three-tail indicator located near the mastery display. Its level appears to increase through attacking, particularly with basic attacks. The more tails the player has, the faster and more dangerous the character seems to become.

The three orbs follow the player, including while traveling by boat. They are therefore not merely decorative elements: they are tied to certain abilities and reinforce the fruit’s visual presence during combat.

This system encourages players to remain aggressive. By continuously hitting enemies, they fill the gauge and prepare access to the ultimate form. Kitsune is therefore not simply a series of abilities to cast: its power is built during battle.

Kitsune Fruit abilities during mastery progression

The first attacks already provide a strong sense of control. The basic attack can knock back or disrupt opponents, which appears especially useful against a PvP target. The abilities unlocked afterward add projectiles, charges, and area effects.

A charged orb at range

The Z-key ability lets the player charge an orb before launching it over a distance. The attack provides a visually imposing projectile and gives Kitsune an effective option for hitting a target without staying in close contact.

Tails of Agony

The X ability, called Tails of Agony, charges before launching a wheel-like attack. Its impact sends the target flying. The animation is one of the fruit’s strongest features, both because of its movement and the sense of power it conveys.

Fox Fire Disruption, a fire-based attack

At 31 mastery, the Kitsune Fruit grants access to Fox Fire Disruption. This attack charges an orb in the character’s hands before releasing it. Its appearance can recall a Rasengan, with fiery trails and ground effects after impact.

By combining basic attacks with its different abilities, Kitsune appears able to keep an opponent under pressure. Its combos give the impression of a very powerful fruit, with numerous knockback and control effects.

Wild Assault at level 200

At 200 mastery, Wild Assault becomes available. Despite its name, this ability stands out primarily for its knockback effect: it can send an enemy away and interrupt their action. Its visual impact is more restrained than that of the previous fire attacks, but it adds to the fruit’s control options.

Overall, the Kitsune Fruit appears extremely powerful at this point. Its abilities chain together quickly, strike at range or in close combat, and provide many ways to prevent a target from reacting freely.

Leveling Kitsune Fruit mastery quickly

To reach 300 mastery, Chocolate Island, located in the Cake Island area, is a suitable location. The principle is simple: there are many enemies, positioned in several directions, which can be fought continuously.

Players simply need to group enemies together or attack them one after another with Kitsune’s abilities to increase mastery. This enemy density makes the area convenient for quickly unlocking the fruit’s milestones.

However, farming was disrupted by slowdowns and server bugs when Update 21 launched: attacks getting stuck, characters suspended in the air, damage seemingly registering late, or energy no longer decreasing. These issues can naturally extend the time needed to reach the desired mastery level.

This pursuit of efficiency recalls the progression of other mobility-focused fruits. Leveling the Portal Fruit from level 1 to 300 likewise shows how gradually unlocking abilities transforms the gameplay experience.

The final transformation at 300 mastery

The main goal of the Kitsune Fruit is its transformation, available at 300 mastery. Reaching that milestone alone is not enough, however: the tail gauge must also be filled. Players must therefore fight and build up the required power before they can activate the final form.

Once these conditions are met, the character transforms into a huge Kitsune fox. The form is designed as an extremely fast mount, able to move with great freedom while retaining high offensive potential.

The transformation does not only change the character model. The attacks change as well. The F ability in particular displays a spectacular fire effect, confirming that this form is the fruit’s culmination rather than a simple cosmetic change.

The Kitsune Fruit is therefore a progression-based fruit: its early abilities build the gauge, its tails enhance the sense of speed and power, and 300 mastery grants access to the long-awaited form. For players drawn to mythical fruits and transformations, it is particularly ambitious content.

Its arrival also echoed the expectations surrounding the mysterious mythical fruit teased alongside the Dragon rework. With its effects, attacks, and final mount, Kitsune confirms the importance of strongly themed fruits in Blox Fruits.