Kikit brings Neutral coverage with Mining. It is most efficient once you reach End Game content, so earlier slots are better spent on cheaper workers unless you specifically need this role. Kikit has a breeding power of 2310 — use the Breeding Planner for parent pairs.
Keep if
Kikit brings Lv.1 Mining — enough to staff early crafting and hauling before specialists arrive.
Common near the starting routes, so you can fill a party or base slot without a long hunt.
Skip if
Combat and work levels fall off fast; do not spend rare cakes or spheres building it for late game.
Narrow job coverage — pair with other Pals if your base needs mining, kindling, or farming too.
How to Get Kikit
Kikit is commonly caught in the wild early on. Breeding is optional for extras or passives — 150 parent combinations are mapped in the current 1.0 dataset.
Kikit has a breeding power of 2310. Use the Breeding Planner to find the parent combinations that produce it.
Frequently Asked Questions — Kikit
How do you breed Kikit?
One reliable path is Kikit + Kikit. There are 150 mapped combinations for Kikit in the current dataset.
Open breeding calculator →
When should you get Kikit?
Kikit is typically most useful in the Early Game. Breed earlier if you need the work role; wait if you are still unlocking spheres and cake production.
