Adopt Me Kiwi Kiwi and Strawberry Tortle – New Legendary Pets Guide

Adopt Me never stays quiet for long. Just when we get used to one set of legendary pets, the game swaps them out for something new. This time, two brand new legendary pets are stepping in, and they are unlike anything we have seen before. If you play Adopt Me, here is everything you need to know about the Kiwi Kiwi and the Strawberry Tortle.

Two New Legendary Pets Are Coming to Adopt Me

Adopt Me is retiring two of its current legendary pets and replacing them with two fresh faces. The Silverback Gorilla and the Emberlight are on their way out, and the Kiwi Kiwi and the Strawberry Tortle are taking their place. Both pets arrive this Friday, and players can hatch them from the Basic Egg or the Crystal Egg. You can also pick them up through trading once they land in the game.

This is a legendary swap, which always gets the community talking. Legendary pets carry weight in Adopt Me. They shape trade values, they define what players chase for weeks, and they usually become the benchmark pets everyone measures other trades against. So when two of them leave, and two new ones arrive, the entire trading economy shifts a little.

What the Kiwi Kiwi Looks Like

The Kiwi Kiwi takes its name and shape from the kiwi fruit, not the bird most players associate with the word kiwi. Adopt Me already has a bird called the Kiwi, so this new pet leans into the fruit instead. It has a round green shape with a fuzzy brown texture, similar to the actual fruit you would find in a grocery store.

We think this is a clever move by the developers. Adopt Me has built entire pet families around food themes before, and players respond well to them. A kiwi fruit pet stands out because most legendary pets in the game lean toward animals or fantasy creatures. This one feels playful and a bit different from the usual formula.

Meet the Strawberry Tortle

The second pet is called the Strawberry Tortle, a mix of tortoise and turtle, wrapped in a strawberry theme. A tortle is a turtle-like character concept from tabletop fantasy games, representing a turtle that stands and moves like a person. Adopt Me has turned that concept into a strawberry-themed creature, giving it small strawberries growing along its shell and body.

Turtles already do well in Adopt Me. The game has a Sea Turtle, and it holds solid trade value despite being an older pet. Strawberry-themed pets also tend to perform well, since players already love items like the Strawberry Shortcake Bat Dragon. Combining a turtle with a strawberry design taps into two things the community already responds to, which makes this pet a strong candidate to become a fan favorite.

How to Get the Kiwi Kiwi and Strawberry Tortle

Both pets come from the same two eggs, but the odds are not equal. Here is what you need to know before you start hatching.

• The Strawberry Tortle has a 0.01 percent chance from the Basic Egg, which works out to about 1 in 10,000 eggs.
• The Strawberry Tortle has a 0.1 percent chance from the Crystal Egg, or roughly 1 in 1,000 eggs.
• The Kiwi Kiwi sits in the same rarity bracket as the pet it is replacing, so expect similarly tight odds from both eggs.
• Trading is your backup option if hatching does not work out, since both pets can be traded once they are live.

These numbers tell us the developers see both pets as true chase items, not easy pulls. If you are aiming for either one through eggs alone, be ready to open a large number of them. Many players will likely turn to trading instead, since it offers a faster and more predictable path once the pets are in circulation.

Emberlight and Silverback Gorilla Are Leaving

Once Friday hits, the Emberlight and Silverback Gorilla will no longer be available through eggs. This kind of retirement always pushes short-term demand higher. Players who do not already own these pets tend to rush toward trades in the final hours, hoping to grab one before it becomes tradeable only.

We have seen this pattern before with other legendary pets. Once a pet is confirmed to be leaving, its value climbs almost immediately, sometimes within hours. If you have either pet in your inventory, this is a good time to hold onto it rather than trade it away for something you might regret later.

New Backpack Storage System

Alongside the two new pets, Adopt Me is also rolling out a backpack storage upgrade. This feature lets players move pets and items out of their main backpack and into a separate storage space.

• You get up to 25 tabs to organize stored pets and items.
• Storage helps players with large inventories manage clutter more easily.
• The system works similarly to how house storage already functions in the game.

For players with smaller collections, this update may not change much day to day. But for high-volume collectors and traders, it offers a cleaner way to sort pets without constantly scrolling through a packed inventory.

What This Means for Trading and Pet Values

Legendary swaps like this one usually cause ripple effects across the trading hub. Expect prices for the Emberlight and Silverback Gorilla to rise fast once they are gone. On the flip side, the Kiwi Kiwi and Strawberry Tortle will likely start with unstable values, since nobody has real trading data on them yet.

Our advice is simple. Watch trade listings closely during the first few days after release. Early prices often swing wildly before settling into a fair range, so patience pays off if you are trying to get either pet through a trade rather than an egg pull.

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