All Blox Fruits
Every Blox Fruit, sorted by rarity. Pick one to see its moves, its value and how to get it.
Fruits by Rarity
What Each Rarity Means
Common Fruits: The cheapest and weakest fruits, and the most likely to spawn.
Uncommon Fruits: Relatively cheap and moderate in power, and likely to spawn.
Rare Fruits: Moderate in all respects.
Legendary Fruits: Expensive, hard to find and powerful.
Mythical Fruits: Very expensive and powerful, and the least likely to spawn.
Mutations: Mutations are modified, flashier versions of a fruit with stronger movesets and unique buffs. As of Update 30, there are three.
Event Fruit: Meme Fruit came from the April Fools event. It is Mythical, but it is a prank fruit, not a fighter.
About Blox Fruits
Eating a Blox Fruit gives you its set of moves, and the moves open up as you raise the fruit's Mastery. The game is named after them, and every fruit plays differently.
The trade-off: a fruit user keeps taking damage while in water. Some fruits make up for it with immunities, faster movement or defensive perks.
How to Get Fruits
Here are the primary methods of obtaining Blox Fruits:
Buying it from a Blox Fruit Dealer NPC.
Buying a random physical fruit from the Blox Fruit Gacha NPC.
Buying a Permanent Blox Fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer NPC.
Buying a Permanent Blox Fruit from the in-game shop.
Picking up fruits at random locations that spawn hourly, or every 45 minutes at weekends.
Apart from the above, here are some other methods of obtaining Blox Fruits:
In a Factory raid, cause the most damage to the enemies.
While defending the Castle on the Sea from pirates, deal the final blow to the last enemy.
Beat a Grand Brigade during a Ship Raid or Haunted Ship Raid with a low chance.
Trade with another player.
Luckily, receive it as a gift from other players.
Earn Blox Fruits as a reward by participating in time-limited events.
Fruit Rarities
Blox Fruits come in 5 rarities. A fruit's rarity tells you roughly what it costs and how often it spawns.
| Rarity | Total Fruits | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 7 | Cheapest, weakest, and more likely to spawn |
| Uncommon | 6 | Relatively cheaper, moderate, and more likely to spawn |
| Rare | 4 | Moderate in all terms |
| Legendary | 11 | Expensive, hard to find, and powerful |
| Mythical | 14 | Very expensive, powerful, and least likely to spawn |
Fruit Types
Fruits You Can No Longer Get
These fruits can no longer be obtained in the game. They have been either removed or replaced by another fruit by the developers.
Additional Things to Know
Before you trade a fruit, check the swap with our trade calculator and value list, or find a trade partner on our trading page.
Fruits that you drop on the ground won't despawn. However, fruits that spawn naturally anywhere on the map will despawn after a while.
Fruits that you have stored can't be dropped.
The mastery levels of a fruit will remain unchanged even if it's replaced or reworked by the developers.
Players can remove their fruit by interacting with the Remove Blox Fruit NPC.
Similar to gamepasses, players can also trade Permanent Fruits with other players, provided they are unused.
Buying a fruit using
Money will replace the current fruit that you have equipped.Sand users will take double damage when interacting with water or while taking water damage.
Shark Race users will take reduced damage in the water. V2 and V3 of the Shark Race completely nullify water damage.
If a player gets killed with a fruit in their hand, they'll lose that fruit. However, the enemy who killed them won't receive the fruit either.
Certain fruits, like Ice and Magma V2, allow users to walk on water, but there's a catch - they'll still take water damage when pushed underwater.