Foxy is the first pet you unlock in Coin Master and the one most players use most often. Her ability is straightforward: when you raid another player’s village, Foxy digs a fourth hole, giving you an extra chance at coins on top of the standard three holes you’d normally pick from (Source: Moon Active support).
What Foxy does
In a normal raid you choose three spots to dig from a grid of possible holes. Foxy adds a fourth dig automatically. That extra hole either hits a coin stash — boosting your total raid haul — or comes up empty. The value scales with the level of the village you’re raiding and Foxy’s own level.
The practical benefit is straightforward: more digs per raid means more coins on average. Foxy’s effect is most valuable when raiding high-coin villages and when multiplier events are active, because the percentage increase from that extra hole is applied on top of larger base amounts.
Foxy only activates during raids. She does nothing during attacks, and she doesn’t affect village defence. For attacks use Tiger, for defence use Rhino.
How to unlock Foxy
Foxy unlocks automatically when you reach Village 4 — no card collection required. She’s the only pet that doesn’t need a card set to unlock. Once you hit Village 4, Foxy is yours and an in-game animation walks you through feeding and levelling pets for the first time (Source: Moon Active support).
How to level up Foxy
Feed Foxy with pet food to accumulate XP and raise her level. Higher levels increase the coin value Foxy’s extra hole contributes per raid. You can also use Pet XP items to accelerate levelling — these drop from chests, card set completions, and events.
Pet outfits provide a further boost on top of Foxy’s base level. Foxy outfits increase her raid bonus and come from events, milestone reward chests, and the Golden Pass. Duplicate outfits can be fused into a stronger single outfit.
When to use Foxy
- Before any raid session
- When Raid Madness is active — Foxy’s extra hole bonus stacks with the event multiplier
- When Coin Craze is active — Foxy’s additional coins scale with the Coin Craze multiplier, making the combination one of the most efficient coin-farming setups in the game (Source: Moon Active support)
- When you need to accumulate coins quickly before a major village build
If you’re doing attacks rather than raids, switch to Tiger. There’s no point having Foxy active for an attack-heavy spin session.
At Village 200+ with Pet Crew unlocked, you can feed all three pets simultaneously and run Foxy alongside Tiger and Rhino at the same time.
Foxy vs Tiger
Both Foxy and Tiger increase coin earnings, but from different actions:
| Pet | Triggers on | Best event pairing |
|---|---|---|
| Foxy | Raids | Raid Madness, Coin Craze |
| Tiger | Attacks | Attack Madness, Ultra Attack |
Foxy is the more universally useful of the two for coin farming because raids tend to yield more coins per spin outcome than attacks at most stages of the game. Most players default to Foxy during general play and switch to Tiger only during attack-focused events. For a full comparison see the Coin Master pets guide.
FAQ
What does Foxy do in Coin Master?
Foxy digs a fourth hole during raids, giving you an extra chance at coins beyond the standard three holes. The extra dig is automatic whenever Foxy is fed and active.
How do I unlock Foxy?
Foxy unlocks automatically at Village 4. No card collection is required — she’s the only pet that unlocks this way.
Does Foxy help during attacks?
No. Foxy’s ability only triggers during raids. For attacks, use Tiger.
How do I level up Foxy?
Feed Foxy with pet food regularly to build XP. Pet XP items from chests and events can speed up the process. Higher levels increase the coin bonus from her extra raid hole.
Can Foxy and Tiger be active at the same time?
Yes — from Village 200 onwards, the Pet Crew feature lets you feed all three pets simultaneously so all their abilities run at once.
Is Foxy the best pet in Coin Master?
For coin farming via raids, Foxy is the most consistently useful pet — especially when Raid Madness or Coin Craze is active. Tiger is better during attack events. Rhino is essential for passive village defence. None is universally “best” — the right pet depends on what you’re doing.