Phoenix Kitsune: Robux Only Pet

What this page helps you decide: whether a 1,299 Robux pet is worth it, given that its stats are unpublished and the alternatives are priced too.

The Phoenix Kitsune is the one pet in this game with no in-game route at all: it is Robux only, sold inside a pack priced at 1,299 Robux. That makes it the easiest pet to acquire and the hardest to evaluate, because the game publishes no stats for any pet and therefore gives you no way to judge what 1,299 Robux buys beyond the model itself. What we can do is put the price next to the other Robux prices this game has published, which is the only honest form of value comparison available. Two independent sources agree on the acquisition route; only one carries the price, and it comes from a Season 1 era page.

What 1,299 Robux is next to, in this game's own prices

The Season 1 pricing record is the only place this game's Robux economy is documented, and it gives four comparison points. The premium battle pass was 399 Robux and could be gifted. An unlock-all option, granting every free and premium reward at once, was 2,999. A single tier upgrade was 99 through a green button in the top right. And wheel spins were 159 for three or 499 for ten, spun automatically on purchase. Against that, 1,299 for a single pet sits above three battle passes and below half an unlock-all. Whether that is good value depends on stats nobody has published, which is the honest end of this analysis rather than a dodge.

The one thing a purchased pet guarantees

Certainty, and that is not nothing in a game whose other documented pet routes are a 0.5% wheel drop and a closed season store. The three published acquisition routes divide neatly: the Icy Dragonet was a fixed voucher price in a store that no longer exists, the Divine Dragonet was a 0.5% chance on a wheel that no longer exists, and the Phoenix Kitsune is a purchase that still does. For a player who wants a specific pet today rather than whatever an egg produces, that is currently the only published route to a named pet, which is a real if uncomfortable answer to the question of how to get a particular pet.

Three of the six pets have no published route at all

Storm Eagle, Moon Spirit and Faith Guardian appear in the official six-pet template and in no source that documents acquisition. Neither pet database we checked fills the gap. Separately, one third-party site names a seventh pet, Trojan Pegasus, which the official template does not list at all - that site was updated on 22 August 2026 against the template's 3 August, so it may be a Season III addition the template never caught up with, or it may be an error. We record both and resolve neither. It does mean any claim that a particular pet is the rarest or the best is being made without a published stat line for any of them.

Step-by-Step

1. Understand what you are buying: a pack containing the pet, at 1,299 Robux. The published record does not itemise what else the pack contains.
2. Compare it to the other published Robux prices before deciding. A Season 1 premium battle pass was 399 Robux, an unlock-all was 2,999, a single tier upgrade was 99, and wheel spins were 159 for three or 499 for ten.
3. Expect regional variation. The source page carries an explicit note that prices may differ due to regional pricing.
4. Do not expect published stats to justify it. All six pets have empty attack and health fields in the official template.
5. Weigh it against the free routes for any pet: codes, dungeon milestones, season and event rewards, and expedition eggs, none of which target a specific pet.
6. Remember enhancement applies here too. A purchased pet still needs Abandoned Courtyard materials and Gold to level, and that process never fails.

Data Tables

All figures are Season 1 era and the source carries a note that regional pricing may change them.

Tips & Notes

FAQ

Route

Robux pack only

Price

1,299 Robux

In-game route

None published

Stats

Not published