You get Kiwi Kiwi in Adopt Me by spending Pet Releaser Tickets on Basic Eggs (400 Tickets) or Crystal Eggs (4,000 Tickets) at Jane’s Ticket Exchange and hatching for the Legendary — or by trading another player who already has one.
Kiwi Kiwi is a Legendary pet that arrived in Adopt Me on August 21, 2026, taking Emberlight’s old slot in the egg pools alongside the other new Legendary, Strawberry Tortle. There’s no direct purchase and no guaranteed unlock here — you earn Pet Releaser Tickets, spend them on eggs at Jane’s Ticket Exchange, and roll the dice. The one real decision is which egg to buy, so let’s start there.
Basic Egg vs Crystal Egg: which to buy for Kiwi Kiwi
| Egg | Ticket cost | Kiwi Kiwi chance |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Egg | 400 Tickets | ~0.25% |
| Crystal Egg | 4,000 Tickets | ~5.9% |
Both eggs live at Jane’s counter and both can hatch Kiwi Kiwi, but they pull you in opposite directions. The Basic Egg is the cheap route at 400 Tickets a pop, so the same Ticket pile buys you far more attempts. The Crystal Egg costs 4,000 Tickets — ten times as much — but its Legendary pool is tight, holding only Kiwi Kiwi and Strawberry Tortle, so a Legendary roll can’t get “wasted” on a pet you didn’t come for.
The exact percentages above aren’t in the official patch notes, and community figures for the two eggs don’t fully agree, so treat them as a directional guide rather than a promise on any single hatch. What every account lines up on is the shape of the choice: the Crystal Egg carries the better Kiwi Kiwi odds, while the Basic Egg trades those odds for volume. If Kiwi Kiwi is your main target and your Ticket balance can cover it, save for Crystal Eggs; if you’re happy grinding a longer tail of cheaper rolls, the Basic Egg keeps you hatching more often.
If you’d rather not grind the Releaser at all, Crystal Eggs can be bought directly with Robux instead of Tickets — the fastest way onto the better-odds route.
Trade for a Kiwi Kiwi to skip the RNG
Key Because Kiwi Kiwi is freely tradable, the most predictable path skips hatching entirely: find a player who already has one and make a deal through the normal trading system. That’s the only route with no luck attached — you agree a price, you get the pet.
Kiwi Kiwi sits as a mid-tier Legendary with moderate demand, so it’s neither a throwaway nor a top-shelf grail, and its going rate shifts with the community as the update ages. Watch a few live offers before you commit so you’re trading around the current going rate rather than an outdated one.
Neon and Mega Neon Kiwi Kiwi: copies you need
| Version | Copies needed |
|---|---|
| Neon | 4 |
| Mega Neon | 16 total |
The glow-up versions are pure stacking. You need four Kiwi Kiwis to make the Neon form, where its feet and part of its face glow pale yellow. Push to 16 total and you can craft the Mega Neon, where those same areas cycle through rainbow colors instead of sitting on one shade.
Those copies can come from any mix of hatching and trading, so if you’re chasing the Mega Neon it’s worth deciding early whether you’re farming Tickets for a stack of eggs or buying up spares from other players.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Strawberry Tortle, and does it come from the same eggs as Kiwi Kiwi?
Yes. Strawberry Tortle is the second new Legendary from the same August 21 update, and it hatches from the exact same Basic Egg and Crystal Egg at Jane’s counter. The two share the eggs’ Legendary pool, which is why the Crystal Egg’s tight, targeted pool contains just Kiwi Kiwi and Strawberry Tortle — so every Ticket you spend chasing one is also a chance at the other.
What’s the most efficient way to farm Tickets for these eggs?
Tickets come from the Pet Releaser: you release pets you no longer want and get Tickets in return, and the payout scales with the released pet’s rarity, so letting go of higher-rarity spares you’re not using earns more per release than dumping commons. Tickets are their own currency and separate from Bucks, so you can’t shortcut the grind by spending regular in-game money — you have to build the Ticket balance up first before you can buy any eggs.
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