With the Free Fire OB35 update about to release later this month, the Advance Server is now available for players to enjoy. It has fueled the anticipation of gamers by coming up with a new pet and mysterious other characters. Gamers love to explore in-game elements like characters, outfits, and especially pets. Pets have become an essential component of players’ gaming methods as their special abilities offer great advantages to the players. The developers have consistently released new pets with frequent updates implemented into the game once every few months. The new addition to the Free Fire pet family is Arita, an Owl with unique abilities that can help players in battles.
Introducing the new pet Arita in Free Fire
The new pet in Free Fire looks like an owl and lives in the air. The new battle royale pet can be seen with the description that it has born out of curiosity instigated by a world of mysteries. In addition, several skins will also release with the arrival of the pet:
- Skin 1: Arita ExplorerSkin 2: Cosmic Arita
- Skin 3: Arita of the Mountains
Free Fire Arita pet unique skills and abilities
According to the in-game description, the new pet Arita increases the duration and range of skills or items that scan the area. It comes with a far-sighted skill which adds a 10m range when using the scanning items. It also increases the duration of these scans by 1.5 seconds. At the highest level, the duration of scanning items is increased by 2.5 seconds.
This information is shared with all the teammates, and there is no skill cool-down. With the increase in the skill level of the new pet Arita, it is observed that characters like Evelyn have an improvement in their skill. Players can test the skill of the new pet from today itself, on the Free Fire Advance Server. Furthermore, until the official version of the Free Fire is released, the new pet Arita’s power can be modified.
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