Reijuu Pets

Six species, three colours, 4,950 that will ever exist. One walks with you and makes every night of fighting go further — EXP, resistance, and the toggles you would otherwise be watching yourself. Every pet already carries its own token number and the wallet that cracked its shell — and when the last egg is opened they mint on Robinhood Chain and trade on OpenSea.

The six species

Species	EXP bonus	Resistance	What it automates	Per colour	All three
Bat	+25%	+20	HP / MP	600	1,800
Wolf	+50%	+50	HP / MP	400	1,200
Eagle	+75%	+80	Buff + freeze EXP	300	900
Tiger	+100%	+125	Buff + freeze EXP	200	600
Phoenix	+150%	+150	HP / MP and Buff + freeze EXP	100	300
Kirin	+200%	+200	HP / MP and Buff + freeze EXP	50	150
Every Reijuu					4,950

Each row shows that species in all three colours, left to right — Ruri, Murasaki, Kurenai. Species decides every column beside it; colour decides only which resistance you get.

It is not a straight climb. Stepping up from a Wolf to an Eagle trades auto HP / MP away for auto Buff and freeze EXP rather than adding to it — only Phoenix and Kirin hold everything at once. And only one pet is active at a time, so the row you pick is the row you get.

Colour	Stone	Resists
Ruri	Sapphire	Ice
Murasaki	Amethyst	Wind
Kurenai	Ruby	Fire

How you get one

Inari Stands in Akakiba School and sells exactly one thing: a Reijuu Egg. 3,990 Kin an egg, up to 99 at a time, taken straight out of your purse. The egg is bound to you until it hatches.

Buy an egg 3,990 Kin from Inari, out of your purse.

Crack it open What comes out is drawn from what is still left of each type across the whole server.

It takes a serial Yours is the 41st Ruri Tiger, and it stays the 41st for as long as the game runs.

It walks with you One at a time. The active one applies its EXP, its resistance and its automation.

The scarcer a type has become, the rarer it is to hatch — and a type that has sold out can never appear again.

Every figure in that table is what your Reijuu really gives you, and the pictures are the creatures themselves — that is what will be trotting along beside you. The one thing you will not find here is the odds: what you get is weighted by how many of each are left, and that is the part worth knowing. The rest is the fun of cracking the shell.