Blox Fruits: 100 Hours on the New Kitsune Island, Between Temple Runs and Rare Rewards

The new Kitsune Island in Blox Fruits revolves around a loop that is as spectacular as it is demanding: wait for the full moon, sail to the relevant sea area, make the temple appear, then complete a timed collection of moving flames. The rewards include several rare Kitsune-themed items, including a ribbon, an aura, a mask, a title, and potentially the Fox Lamp, a legendary weapon.

The most coveted reward, however, remains the Kitsune Fruit. It can also appear among the possible rewards, but its probability is described as extremely low. The temple therefore demands patience, both to trigger the right conditions and to keep attempting the challenge.

How to Access the Kitsune Temple

The temple’s appearance is tied to the full moon. You therefore need to watch the day-night cycle and be ready to set sail when the sun goes down. The window is all the more important because the island does not seem to appear consistently even during a full moon: some attempts can fail and force you to wait for the next cycle.

The journey itself is an obstacle. Hostile ships, sharks, and Terror Sharks can block the way, attack the player, or destroy their boat. Several sea enemies can even surround a boat and prevent it from moving. Leaving early enough, avoiding groups of ships, and keeping an escape option are therefore essential before you even reach the island.

Once the temple has been found, you must interact with the statue located there. This starts the trial and gives you five minutes to collect the required items.

The 20-Flame Trial: Speed and Tracking

The principle is simple on paper: collect 20 flames scattered around the island. In practice, they do not stay still. They move and must be caught by rushing into them, making the collection far more difficult than a basic item hunt.

The Kitsune Fruit provides an obvious advantage here thanks to its movement speed. Transforming lets you cover the island’s surroundings more quickly and catch up with the flames before they change position. Even then, the challenge requires close attention: you need to circle the area, anticipate the flames’ movements, and avoid wasting time in the wrong sections.

The best approach is to maintain a circular route around the island. As soon as a flame appears, intercept it without delay. After reaching the quota of 20, return to the temple and hand in your collection at the statue to receive a random reward.

Rewards Seen on Kitsune Island

Every successful run does not guarantee an exclusive item. Some flame turn-ins simply award 750 Fragments. These rewards remain useful, but they make the hunt for rare items particularly lengthy, since you must repeat the entire process after every unsuccessful attempt: wait for the full moon, find the temple, complete the trial, and hope for the right roll.

The Kitsune Ribbon

The first item obtained is a ribbon, identified as Yamato’s ribbon. It can be equipped as an accessory and becomes particularly noticeable under certain transformations, especially Buddha form. It is a first tangible reward, but only the beginning of the temple-related collection.

The Blue and Purple Aura

Another reward unlocks a Kitsune aura. Once activated in the aura settings, it displays a blue and purple effect. This item appears designed to complement the Kitsune aesthetic, especially the tails visible with the corresponding transformation.

The Kitsune Mask

The mask is one of the most visually striking rewards. It is obtained after several attempts and several Fragment rewards. It joins the sought-after cosmetic items found at the temple, with an immediately recognizable style once equipped.

The “Ta Beast” Title

After another series of attempts, the “Ta Beast” title is finally obtained. This reward completes part of the hunt, but not the search for the legendary weapon.

Fox Lamp: The Legendary Weapon That Resists the Hunt

The Fox Lamp is presented as one of the most anticipated rewards from the new temple. Yet even after numerous island appearances and successful collections, it may still not drop. The 750 Fragments then return regularly in place of the desired item.

This difficulty illustrates how the new Kitsune Island works: mastering the trial is not enough. Once all 20 flames have been collected, the result still depends on the reward assigned. Persistence therefore matters just as much as movement speed.

This kind of hunt recalls the long progression already required for the game’s most sought-after weapons. Players aiming for high-level equipment can also consult our guide on how to get the Cursed Dual Katana in Blox Fruits, another quest that requires preparation and patience.

Why the New Kitsune Island Takes So Long to Farm

The difficulty does not come solely from the flame trial. It rests on an accumulation of constraints: the full moon has to arrive, the temple has to appear, the sea journey must go smoothly, the collection must be completed within the time limit, and the final reward must finally match the item you are looking for.

Technical issues or unexpected situations make this farming even harder. A boat that shakes, refuses to move, or comes under attack can cost an entire full moon. Dying or being delayed too long before the island appears also forces you to start the cycle over from the beginning.

It is therefore better to view this area as a long-term hunt rather than an activity that can be finished in a few attempts. The Kitsune Fruit makes movement easier, but it removes neither the randomness of the rewards nor the dangers of the sea.

Tips to Optimize Your Attempts

• Watch the lunar cycle: prepare to leave before the full moon so you do not waste time once night falls.
• Avoid unnecessary fights: hostile ships, sharks, and Terror Sharks can compromise an entire attempt.
• Use Kitsune’s speed: the transformation helps you intercept moving flames more efficiently.
• Circle the island: this method makes flames easier to spot and prevents you from wandering aimlessly.
• Expect disappointing rewards: Fragments can drop several times before the mask, title, or Fox Lamp appears.

To compare this hunt with other Kitsune Fruit-related objectives, also see our feature on the Blox Fruits Winter Update, the T-Rex Fruit, and the Christmas event. Weapon collectors can also prepare for even longer quests by learning how to get Tushita.

FAQ: The New Kitsune Island in Blox Fruits

When can the Kitsune Temple appear?

The temple is tied to the full moon. You need to head out to sea at the right time, but the island’s appearance is not guaranteed on every attempt.

How many flames do you need to collect at the temple?

The trial requires you to collect 20 moving flames within five minutes after activating the temple statue.

What rewards can you get?

The observed rewards include the ribbon, a blue and purple aura, a mask, the “Ta Beast” title, and 750 Fragments. The Fox Lamp is among the sought-after items, while the Kitsune Fruit is described as an extremely rare reward.

Is the Fox Lamp guaranteed after several trials?

No. The reward received after turning in the 20 flames is random. It is therefore possible to receive Fragments several times without getting the legendary weapon.