Two offers can both say "Kitsune" and still be worth completely different amounts. The difference is whether the fruit is permanent or physical. Mixing them up is one of the most expensive mistakes a new trader can make.

Physical fruits

A physical fruit is the normal version you find, buy or store. You can keep it in your inventory and trade it, but once you eat it or drop it, it is gone. Swapping to another fruit later means losing it.

Because so many physical fruits are around and they are used up, their trading value is much lower.

Permanent fruits

A permanent fruit stays on your account for good. You can switch to other fruits and come back to it any time without losing it. That convenience makes permanent fruits far more desirable, and their trading value reflects it.

How big is the gap?

Usually huge. On our value list, a permanent mythical fruit is often worth ten times its physical version or more. For example, check the two numbers on the Yeti or Tiger pages: the permanent value is the big one, the physical value sits right under it.

The gap is not the same for every fruit. Fruits that many players want to keep forever have the biggest difference.

Valuing a trade that mixes both

When a trade has both kinds, add them up separately. In the trade calculator, every fruit you add starts as permanent; tap the white label under it to switch it to physical. The totals and the WIN / FAIR / LOSS verdict update instantly.

A quick example: one permanent fruit for three physical fruits of the same rarity often looks generous, but the permanent side can still be worth more. Let the numbers decide, not the item count.

Which one should you trade for?

  • Trading up: physical fruits are easier to move around and are great stepping stones.
  • Keeping your main fruit: permanent is worth the extra value if you plan to use it for a long time.
  • Flipping: high-demand permanent fruits hold their value best between updates.

Not sure about an offer? Put both sides into the calculator and see the answer in one second.