Fruits
Blox Fruits are the game’s core source of supernatural abilities, with each fruit granting a unique power and playstyle when eaten. They are central to combat and progression, with some fruits focusing on damage, while others provide mobility, defensive benefits, or special immunities. Using a Blox Fruit also comes with a major drawback: the user continuously takes damage while in water, although certain fruits can reduce or bypass this limitation through special abilities.
Obtainment:
Blox Fruits can be obtained through several methods, with the most common being purchasing a fruit’s powers from the Blox Fruit Dealer, getting a random physical fruit from the Blox Fruit Gacha, buying a Permanent Blox Fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer or in-game shop, or collecting fruits that spawn in the world, usually hourly or every 45 minutes during weekends. Other methods include dealing the most damage in a Factory raid, defending Castle on the Sea and landing the final hit on the last enemy, defeating a Grand Brigade during Ship Raids or Haunted Ship Raids, trading with other players, receiving a Permanent Blox Fruit as a gift, purchasing a Physical Rocket Fruit from Dog House (Wenlock) for R$97, picking up a dropped fruit, and participating in limited-time events that offer physical fruits as rewards. Some fruits also have rare special sources, such as a chance to obtain Eagle Fruit by defeating the Tyrant of the Skies, Kitsune Fruit by offering Azure Embers, or Dragon Fruit by collecting a Dragon Egg.
Fruits
List of Blox Fruits
There is a total of 5 Blox Fruit rarities that give an overall indication of a fruit's cost and spawn rate.
Common
The cheapest Blox Fruits are generally the most likely to spawn in the wild.
Price: Usually have lower purchase costs.
Spawn Rate: More likely to appear compared to more expensive fruits.
Uncommon
Cheap Blox Fruits that are generally affordable and easy to obtain.
Price: Have relatively low purchase costs.
Availability: Usually easier to obtain than more expensive fruits.
Rare
Mid-priced Blox Fruits that fall between cheap and expensive fruits in terms of cost.
Price: Have a moderate purchase cost.
Availability: Generally less common than cheaper fruits.
Legendary
Expensive Blox Fruits that require a higher amount of Money to purchase.
Price: Have a high purchase cost.
Availability: Generally less common than cheaper fruits.
Mythical
Very expensive Blox Fruits that are among the least likely to spawn in the wild.
Price: Have very high purchase costs.
Spawn Rate: Have a very low chance of spawning.
Common
The cheapest Blox Fruits are generally the most likely to spawn in the wild.
Price: Usually have lower purchase costs.
Spawn Rate: More likely to appear compared to more expensive fruits.
Uncommon
Cheap Blox Fruits that are generally affordable and easy to obtain.
Price: Have relatively low purchase costs.
Availability: Usually easier to obtain than more expensive fruits.
Rare
Mid-priced Blox Fruits that fall between cheap and expensive fruits in terms of cost.
Price: Have a moderate purchase cost.
Availability: Generally less common than cheaper fruits.
Legendary
Expensive Blox Fruits that require a higher amount of Money to purchase.
Price: Have a high purchase cost.
Availability: Generally less common than cheaper fruits.
Mythical
Very expensive Blox Fruits that are among the least likely to spawn in the wild.
Price: Have very high purchase costs.
Spawn Rate: Have a very low chance of spawning.
Blox Fruit List:
There are currently 41 Blox Fruits available in the game, divided into 21 Natural Blox Fruits, 11 Elemental Blox Fruits, and 9 Beast Blox Fruits.
Mutations:
Mutations are modified versions of Blox Fruits that change their appearance, movesets, and playstyle. There are currently three Mutations in the game, all of which are event exclusive Beast type fruits.
Unavailable Blox Fruits:
Unavailable Blox Fruits are fruits that cannot be obtained through normal gameplay, usually because they were removed from the game or replaced by another fruit.
Things to Know About Blox Fruits:
Fruits that are dropped intentionally won't despawn. However, fruits that drop from a tree will despawn after a while.
Fruits that are stored in your inventory can not be dropped. You must hold a physical fruit in your hand (before storing it) to drop it.
All Blox Fruits that are purchased using Robux are permanent. You will be able to equip it either from the Blox Fruits Dealer or from the Shop at any time. Sadly, fruits bought with Beli are not permanent.
To remove a fruit, players can interact with the Remove Blox Fruit NPC.
Permanent fruits and gamepasses that are already used can not be traded.
Certain fruit users are weak against their environment, but in a sensible way. For example, Sand fruit users take double damage when they are underwater.
Blox Fruit users, who also have the Shark race, take less damage underwater. Being on V2 or higher of the Shark race completely nullifies the damage.
Fruits exclusive to Second and Third Sea can be exchanged for certain items, events, or quests.
A fruit bought using the in-game money will replace your current fruit. Unfortunately, you can not permanently have a fruit bought using money. To keep it permanently, you must buy it using Robux.
A fruit that isn't stored will be lost if the player dies. However, the enemy who kills the player won't be able to acquire it.
While some fruits like Ice and Magma V2 allow the user to walk on water, it does not nullify the damage taken from the sea.