Dragon Talon
Dragon Talon is a fighting style that can be learned from Uzoth in the Third Sea. As the upgraded version of Dragon Breath, it focuses on high damage, large AoE attacks, and burn effects, making it a powerful choice for PvE content.
The fighting style excels in situations where multiple enemies need to be defeated quickly. Its attacks cover large areas and deal substantial damage, making Dragon Talon particularly effective for Raids, Dungeons, Sea Events, and other group focused activities.
Despite its power, Dragon Talon is generally slower than most other fighting styles. This can make its attacks easier to avoid in fast paced combat and requires better timing to use effectively.
Another notable trait is its heavy screen shake effects, which can make combat feel visually cluttered. Many players choose to disable screen shake for a smoother experience and better visibility during fights.
Dragon Talon is best suited for players looking for high damage, strong AoE, and excellent PvE performance, even if it comes at the cost of speed.
Obtainment:
Dragon Talon can be learned from Uzoth in the Third Sea after meeting several requirements. Players must first obtain and give Fire Essence to Uzoth, which unlocks access to the fighting style.
Then, players need 400 Mastery on Dragon Breath, along with
$3,000,000 and 
5,000. Once all requirements are met, Dragon Breath can be upgraded into Dragon Talon.
Dragon Talon
Strengths & Weaknesses
A quick breakdown of where this build shines and struggles.
Strengths
High damage.
Big hitboxes and AoE.
Great combo potential.
All upgrades are useful.
Good mobility.
Strong stuns, especially on Ember Annihilation [X].
Talon Lighter [Z] can be used for movement.
Infernal Vortex [C] is easy to land and has a huge vertical hitbox.
Excellent for PvP and protecting the Ancient Relic.
Weaknesses
Hard to obtain.
Weak for Sea Events.
High knockback hurts grinding and combos.
Fourth M1 dash makes farming awkward.
Upgrades cannot be disabled.
Talon Lighter [Z] is single-target and hard to hit.
Ember Annihilation [X] is slow at mid-range.
Infernal Vortex [C] has a long startup.
Doesn't work well with Buddha.
Verdict
Dragon Talon is one of the strongest PvP focused fighting styles in Blox Fruits. Its combination of massive stuns, high damage, powerful upgrades, and strong combo potential makes it a dangerous choice for experienced players.
While it struggles somewhat with grinding due to knockback and has limited usefulness in sea content, it more than compensates with exceptional combat performance. The upgraded abilities add meaningful utility without changing the fighting style's core identity, making Dragon Talon consistently powerful from unlock to endgame.
Abilities & Upgrade
22Performs a four-hit combo using flame-infused dragon claws.
Delivers three fiery punches followed by a lunging finisher.
Provides good forward reach and consistent damage.
Useful for pressure and combo extensions.
Dashes toward the target and ignites them with devastating dragon flames.
Functions as a gap-closing grab attack.
Can be held to increase range.
Deals high single target damage and knockback.
The upgraded finisher ignores all defensive and resurrection passives, guaranteeing a kill if the target is within execution range.
Launches a dragon-shaped fire projectile that explodes on impact.
Tap Version: Fires a controllable dragon projectile.
Drags enemies along its path.
Explodes on impact or at maximum range.
Leaves behind burning flames that deal damage over time.
Can be steered with the cursor after release.
Held Version (Upgrade): Rides the dragon projectile.
Allows the user to travel on the projectile.
Functions as both a mobility and offensive tool.
The dragon continues forward when released.
Leaps into the air before crashing down in a fiery explosion.
Deals massive AoE damage on impact.
Applies heavy knockback to nearby enemies.
Covers a large area, making it effective against groups.
The upgraded version stuns nearby enemies at the start of the attack.
Performs a four-hit combo using flame-infused dragon claws.
Delivers three fiery punches followed by a lunging finisher.
Provides good forward reach and consistent damage.
Useful for pressure and combo extensions.
Dashes toward the target and ignites them with devastating dragon flames.
Functions as a gap-closing grab attack.
Can be held to increase range.
Deals high single target damage and knockback.
The upgraded finisher ignores all defensive and resurrection passives, guaranteeing a kill if the target is within execution range.
Launches a dragon-shaped fire projectile that explodes on impact.
Tap Version: Fires a controllable dragon projectile.
Drags enemies along its path.
Explodes on impact or at maximum range.
Leaves behind burning flames that deal damage over time.
Can be steered with the cursor after release.
Held Version (Upgrade): Rides the dragon projectile.
Allows the user to travel on the projectile.
Functions as both a mobility and offensive tool.
The dragon continues forward when released.
Leaps into the air before crashing down in a fiery explosion.
Deals massive AoE damage on impact.
Applies heavy knockback to nearby enemies.
Covers a large area, making it effective against groups.
The upgraded version stuns nearby enemies at the start of the attack.
Showcase Video
Update Logs
- Complete Rework
- Dragon Talon was reworked, introducing a revamped moveset and a new upgrade system.
- Major Changes
- Dragon Talon's abilities were reworked.
- Skill upgrades were added, allowing moves to be enhanced.
- Major Changes
- Dragon Talon was added to the game.