For the first time in the ores of the epithermal silver-polymetallic Mangazeyskoye deposit (Yakutia, Russia), sulfur-deficient fahlore (kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Zn) and kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Fe)) was diagnosed and described using EPMA and single-crystal X-ray diffraction. Keno-fahlore was found as 5-7 mm crystals on a quartz druse. One crystal is a monomineral kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Zn), the other is a polymineral aggregate composed of early argentotetrahedrite-(Fe)-I and kenoargentotetrahedrite-argentotetrahedrite-(Zn) and late kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Fe)-II, pyrargyrite, and miargyrite. The average composition of the kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Zn) (wt, %): Ag 32.80, Cu 13.81, Zn 6.84, Fe 0.12, Sb 25.60, As 0.06, and S 20.39, calculated on the empirical formula (Ag5.79Cu0.21)Σ6(Cu3.93[Zn1.99Fe0.04]Σ2.03)Σ5.96(Sb4.01As0.02)Σ4.03S12S0.11. Composition of the kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Fe) (wt, %): Ag 25.39-27.90, Cu 17.55-19.76, Zn 0.80-2.67, Fe 3.70-5.60, Sb 26.04-26.65, As 0.07-0.17, and S 21.37-22.12, calculated on the empirical formula (Ag4.79–4.29Cu1.21–1.71)Σ6(Cu4.02–3.92[Fe1.82–1.23 Zn0.23–0.76]Σ1.97–2.05)Σ5.93–6.00(Sb4.04–3.97As0.02–0.04)Σ3.99–4.06S12S0.25–0.55. The refined unit cell parameters of the kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Zn) are cubic, space group а0 = 10.483…10.485 Å, V = 1152.17…1152.67 Å3, and Z = 2. The kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Zn) discovered at the Mangazeyskoye deposit is an extreme Ag-, Sb- and Zn-end-member of the freibergite series, which contains large Ag contents and almost absent of As and Fe contents, compared to the prototype of this mineral species from the Yindongpo deposit (Henan Province, China). The Mangazeyskoye deposit is the second location of kenoargentotetrahedrite-(Zn) in the world and has still been the only one where such an extreme, almost theoretical composition of this mineral is recorded.