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Revision as of 17:16, 10 December 2017
Kitsunari was released as part of the Tournament Top Prizes on the 2nd of December 2017, and is an Exclusive Pokémon.
Obtaining
Kitsunari can be obtained through trading, or the method outlined below.
<spoiler show="Show Method" hide="Hide Method">Kitsunari Eggs can be bought from the Tournament Shop using Tournament Tokens. After the first egg is purchased, additional eggs can be purchased for 160 Gold Poké. They currently cost 12 Fire Tokens.png){kind=small}
to unlock.</spoiler>
- Note: Kitsunari is listed in the Undiscovered Egg Group, and therefore cannot be obtained by breeding.
Event
Kitsunari was one of 4 Exclusive Pokémon lines to be added in Season 6 of Weekly Tournaments.
Evolution Tree
Pokémon Info
Kitsunari
It is rumoured to carry a mysterious key for reasons unknown. It wanders shrines and graveyards to ease those departed.
Help us by adding Kitsunari's base stats.
Name origin: A combination of kitsune, meaning fox in Japanese and inari, after the Japanese god of foxes.
Kitsubuki
It wears makeup to intimidate its foes. They are popular actors in historical plays. Forcing its tail open is said to bring misfortune.
Help us by adding Kitsubuki's base stats.
Name origin: A combination of kitsune (fox) and kabuki, a type of Japanese dance-drama.
