Blade Fruit
Blade Fruit (formerly Chop) is a Common Natural fruit that grows blades on your arms for slashing attacks and makes you immune to most sword hits. On our value list it trades at 50000 (demand 1); it costs 100 Robux, or 30000 Beli when the Blox Fruit Dealer stocks it. Built for sword-heavy PvP and easy low-mastery combos, held back by low damage per move.
Blade Fruit
What moves does Blade Fruit have?
Blade Fruit's M1 fires rapid purple slashes straight ahead. Blade Reflex, the passive, blocks sword hits, while the other four moves focus on dashes, spins and flight.
Blade Fruit's abilities
- Cooldown: 0.3 s
Fires rapid purple slashes that shove enemies back a little, hit several targets and can reach Sea Beasts. You cannot angle it vertically, and it never breaks Instinct.
- Mastery: 1
- Cooldown: 3.75 s
Launches you toward your cursor in a horizontal purple cyclone of repeated cuts, so it doubles as a gap closer. Hitting dead-on breaks Instinct, while enemies at the edge can dodge.
- Mastery: 20
- Cooldown: 9 s
Spins you inside a ring of slashes, then launches enemies a medium distance upward; hold X to spin longer. It stuns hard but is predictable and hard to land on airborne targets.
- Mastery: 50
- Cooldown: 12 s
Spins your blades, then hurls you at the target and finishes with an X-shaped slash that stuns slightly. You only travel if it connects, and that first connection breaks Instinct.
- Mastery: 80
- Cooldown: 4.5 s
Spins a blade overhead to fly, and the flight speeds up as your HP drops. You can change direction mid-flight, but it deals no damage and stays slow.
- Cooldown: 0.3 s
Fires rapid purple slashes that shove enemies back a little, hit several targets and can reach Sea Beasts. You cannot angle it vertically, and it never breaks Instinct.
- Mastery: 1
- Cooldown: 3.75 s
Launches you toward your cursor in a horizontal purple cyclone of repeated cuts, so it doubles as a gap closer. Hitting dead-on breaks Instinct, while enemies at the edge can dodge.
- Mastery: 20
- Cooldown: 9 s
Spins you inside a ring of slashes, then launches enemies a medium distance upward; hold X to spin longer. It stuns hard but is predictable and hard to land on airborne targets.
- Mastery: 50
- Cooldown: 12 s
Spins your blades, then hurls you at the target and finishes with an X-shaped slash that stuns slightly. You only travel if it connects, and that first connection breaks Instinct.
- Mastery: 80
- Cooldown: 4.5 s
Spins a blade overhead to fly, and the flight speeds up as your HP drops. You can change direction mid-flight, but it deals no damage and stays slow.
Blade Fruit combos
Easy: Stun, dash, launch
- Keys: Dark Step Z > Saw Shredder (Blade C) > Razor Cyclone (Blade Z) > Blade Dance (Blade X).
- Needs: Dark Step; 50 mastery (C).
- Tip: Blade Fruit's Saw Shredder C stuns slightly on contact, giving Razor Cyclone Z time to follow before Blade Dance X launches the target.
Easy: Sword finish with blades
- Keys: Gravity Blade Z > Gravity Blade X > Godhuman Z > Godhuman C > Saw Shredder (Blade C) > Razor Cyclone (Blade Z).
- Needs: Gravity Blade, Godhuman; 50 mastery (C).
- Tip: Land the Gravity Blade and Godhuman moves first, then spend 35 energy on Saw Shredder C and 15 on Razor Cyclone Z.
Easy: Double cyclone
- Keys: Trident Z > Razor Cyclone (Blade Z) > Saw Shredder (Blade C) > Superhuman Z > Superhuman C > Razor Cyclone (Blade Z).
- Needs: Trident, Superhuman; 50 mastery (C).
- Tip: Razor Cyclone Z appears twice and has a 3.75 s cooldown, so fit Saw Shredder C and both Superhuman moves between the two casts.
Easy to medium: Aim up, dash in
- Keys: Dual Katana X > (look up) > Razor Cyclone (Blade Z) > Saw Shredder (Blade C) > Dragon Breath X.
- Needs: Dual Katana, Dragon Breath; 50 mastery (C).
- Tip: Tilt your cursor up after Dual Katana X, because Razor Cyclone Z flies toward it; Saw Shredder C needs a hit to move you.
Easy to medium: Held spin finish
- Keys: Skull Guitar X > Fox Lamp Z > Razor Cyclone (Blade Z) > Godhuman X, tapped > Godhuman C, tapped > Blade Dance (Blade X, held) > Saw Shredder (Blade C) > Godhuman Z.
- Needs: Skull Guitar, Fox Lamp, Godhuman; 50 mastery (C).
- Tip: Hold X on Blade Dance for the longer spin once the Godhuman taps are done, then Saw Shredder C and Godhuman Z close it.
Blade Fruit's strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
General
- Blade Fruit's Blade Reflex makes sword hits bounce off you, Aura-enhanced blades included.
- X Blade Dance hits a ring around you and launches targets upward, the kit's strongest stun.
- Mastery needs are low: Z opens at 1 and the last move, F, at 80.
- Z Razor Cyclone and C Saw Shredder dash you at the target, and most moves chain into each other.
Weaknesses
General
- Most moves deal poor damage, because the bulk of it lands on the last tick of each move, and M1 Blade's Edge deals very little.
- Light Spear and Ice Trident still hurt you, and Rengoku and Saishi swords still stun you despite Blade Reflex.
- Z Razor Cyclone needs precise aim, and X Blade Dance is predictable and misses airborne enemies.
- Only four moves deal damage, because F Turbine Flight is flight only.
Verdict
Pick it to beat sword users, play Sea Events and Raids, and learn combos at low mastery. Skip it if you want heavy hits: C Saw Shredder is the one move known for damage.
What is Blade Fruit worth?
On our value list, Blade Fruit is worth 50000 (demand 1).
Permanent Blade is worth 30000000 (demand 3).
Blade Fruit Value, Demand & Trades Chart
Check a swap with our Blox Fruits value list or trade calculator.
How do you get Blade Fruit?
- Physical fruit (Blox Fruit Dealer): 30000 Beli or 100 Robux, only while Blade Fruit is in stock; it restocks every 4 hours. If you eat or buy another fruit, a Beli-bought one is replaced and lost, but a Robux purchase can always be equipped again. Live stock: our Blox Fruits stock page.
- Permanent Blade: 100 Robux, yours to keep: the Dealer sells it even when the fruit is out of stock, and the Shop menu switches you back to it after you eat another fruit.
- Trading: Only in the Mansion (Third Sea) and the Cafe (Second Sea), and a Permanent Blade must be stored in your Inventory before you offer it.
- Codes: No code hands out Blade Fruit; codes only reward stat resets, titles, Beli and a temporary 2x experience boost.
What skins does Blade Fruit have, and how do you get them?
Blade Fruit has 2 skins: the default Blade, unlocked from the start, and Lime. Skins change the fruit's whole color scheme, and Lime is the one that comes from a Chromatic Box.
Blade Fruit skins
- Rarity: Rare
Each Summer 2026 Chromatic Box has a 33% chance of it, and the 4th one is a sure drop.
- Rarity: Rare
Each Summer 2026 Chromatic Box has a 33% chance of it, and the 4th one is a sure drop.
Blade skins on our value list
Blade Fruit showcase video
Video by Kaskobi on YouTube.
What changed in Blade Fruit's updates?
Blade Fruit replaced Chop with Update 24, released on Dec 14, 2024.
- Chop was reworked into Blade: it gained an M1, and Z, X, C and F became Razor Cyclone, Blade Dance, Saw Shredder and Turbine Flight.
- Chop's fruit model was remade.
- Chop was released.
Is Blade Fruit good?
- PvP: Blade Fruit is strong in PvP, because Blade Reflex blocks most sword hits and its stuns set up combos.
- Grinding: Mixed, since M1 hits several targets at once, yet most of Blade's hits do little damage.
- Sea Events: Works well against Sea Events, since M1 Blade's Edge can hit Sea Beasts.
- Raids and bosses: Good in Raids, though Blade Reflex does not work on bosses.
Think of Blade Fruit as an easy trainer for combo timing: C, Z and X flow into one another at low mastery. Blade Reflex covers swords only, so guns and other fruits still hurt.
Where can you track Blade Fruit's value and stock?
