Ride A Pet Kitsune Guide: Fastest Base Speed and Tradeoffs

What makes Kitsune the movement leader

Kitsune combines the largest base speed with the largest base jump in the adopted roster. Unlike a pet that wins speed while sacrificing jump, it leads both documented movement fields. This makes it a clear long-term comparison point for players whose egg routes include travel and climbing.

The speed ratio to archived Dragon is roughly 3.33 when dividing the two base numbers. That is arithmetic on card fields, not evidence that a Kitsune completes every trip 3.33 times faster. Terrain, controls and the cards of upgraded owned pets still affect a real journey.

Why the fastest pet is not the income winner

Kitsune’s 90M base income is three times Cerberus’s 30M, but below Dragon’s archived 300M. If your choice is which pet to ride, Kitsune’s movement fields answer that comparison. If your choice concerns income, look at that field separately and keep the Dragon revision warning visible.

Income has no established payout unit in the raw cards. Do not turn 90M into a coins-per-second forecast or use it to promise a purchase timeline. Compare the actual income interface on your account before assigning a pet to an earning role.

Pursue Kitsune without inventing a hatch recipe

The “1 in 1Qi” label is a community rarity record, not an instruction to hatch one particular named egg. The official loop supports continued egg hunting and faster-pet progression, but neither Kitsune’s card nor the egg table supplies its exclusive pool or an exact acquisition cost.

Use pets you already have while working toward it. A Phoenix or Unicorn can improve a route without waiting for the top baseline pet. Before making a purchase described as a Kitsune shortcut, look for the current exact item name and contents in the game; an external ranking is not a receipt or a guarantee.

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