Blizzard Fruit
Blizzard Fruit is a Legendary fruit that controls snow: it throws shurikens, spins tornadoes and raises a huge snow dome. On our value list it trades at 5000000 (demand 5); it costs 2250 Robux, or 2400000 Beli when the Blox Fruit Dealer stocks it. Pick it for grinding, raids and PvP, where its wide areas pay off.
Blizzard Fruit
What moves does Blizzard Fruit have?
Blizzard Fruit has five moves, and four of them stun, so they chain into combos. V Blizzard Domain covers the largest area of the set.
Blizzard Fruit's abilities
- Mastery: 1
- Cooldown: 8.25 s
Hurls snow shurikens that burst on contact or when they reach full range, hitting everyone close. Tap fires two and holding fires six; exact aim is not needed, but unheld it does less damage.
- Mastery: 90
- Cooldown: 12.75 s
Whips up a snow tornado that grows, launches enemies skyward and keeps spinning to hard stun whoever is caught: a target who dodges it is still picked up. Strong for combos, awkward in the air.
- Mastery: 160
- Cooldown: 16.5 s
Conjures a large, powerful whirlwind you steer with the cursor, stunning and hurting enemies as it lifts them a little. Great area and range with no knockback, but low damage and a weak grip.
- Mastery: 250
- Cooldown: 27 s
Charges, pulls nearby enemies in, then blooms into a huge snow dome that shoves them back and hits hard for seven seconds. Huge area, but a long start-up.
- Mastery: 40
- Cooldown: 6 s
Rides a snowy tornado that hurts and stuns whoever it catches; holding sustains it indefinitely unless you take damage. Slow, and it knocks enemies back.
- Mastery: 1
- Cooldown: 8.25 s
Hurls snow shurikens that burst on contact or when they reach full range, hitting everyone close. Tap fires two and holding fires six; exact aim is not needed, but unheld it does less damage.
- Mastery: 90
- Cooldown: 12.75 s
Whips up a snow tornado that grows, launches enemies skyward and keeps spinning to hard stun whoever is caught: a target who dodges it is still picked up. Strong for combos, awkward in the air.
- Mastery: 160
- Cooldown: 16.5 s
Conjures a large, powerful whirlwind you steer with the cursor, stunning and hurting enemies as it lifts them a little. Great area and range with no knockback, but low damage and a weak grip.
- Mastery: 250
- Cooldown: 27 s
Charges, pulls nearby enemies in, then blooms into a huge snow dome that shoves them back and hits hard for seven seconds. Huge area, but a long start-up.
- Mastery: 40
- Cooldown: 6 s
Rides a snowy tornado that hurts and stuns whoever it catches; holding sustains it indefinitely unless you take damage. Slow, and it knocks enemies back.
Blizzard Fruit combos
Easy: Dome, wind, Godhuman
- Keys: Blizzard Domain (Blizzard V) > Howling Wind (Blizzard C) > Godhuman Z > Godhuman C.
- Needs: Godhuman; 250 mastery (V).
- Tip: Cast Blizzard Domain first so Howling Wind catches enemies it already pulled in, then finish with Godhuman Z and C; no precise aim is needed.
Easy: Dome into Trident
- Keys: Blizzard Domain (Blizzard V) > Spikey Trident X > Howling Wind (Blizzard C) > Godhuman Z > Kabucha X.
- Needs: Spikey Trident, Godhuman, Kabucha; 250 mastery (V).
- Tip: Blizzard Domain lasts seven seconds, so chain Spikey Trident X and Howling Wind C while enemies are still inside it.
Easy: Wind, dome, blade finish
- Keys: Howling Wind (Blizzard C) > Blizzard Domain (Blizzard V) > Skull Guitar X > Sanguine Art C > Sanguine Art X > Midnight Blade X > Midnight Blade Z.
- Needs: Skull Guitar, Sanguine Art, Midnight Blade; 250 mastery (V).
- Tip: Howling Wind's cursor-steered whirlwind stuns the group first, then Blizzard Domain's seven seconds leave room for Skull Guitar and the Sanguine Art follow-ups.
Easy: Claw opener, snow storm
- Keys: Electric Claw C > Electric Claw Z > Blizzard Domain (Blizzard V) > Howling Wind (Blizzard C) > White Out (Blizzard X) > Snowflake Shuriken (Blizzard Z) > Fox Lamp Z > Fox Lamp X, held.
- Needs: Electric Claw, Fox Lamp; 250 mastery (V).
- Tip: White Out's hard stun keeps targets in place, so land it before Snowflake Shuriken Z and hold Fox Lamp X to finish.
Easy to medium: Look down, White Out
- Keys: Gravity Blade Z > (look down) > White Out (Blizzard X) > Howling Wind (Blizzard C) > Sharkman Karate X > Blizzard Domain (Blizzard V).
- Needs: Gravity Blade, Sharkman Karate; 250 mastery (V).
- Tip: Open with Gravity Blade Z, then White Out's hard stun holds the target for Howling Wind and Sharkman Karate X before Blizzard Domain lands.
Blizzard Fruit's strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
General
- All moves break or quickly drain Instinct, with plenty of stuns for combos.
- C Howling Wind covers a great area with amazing range.
- Holding F Tornado Flight sustains it without end, which suits grinding.
- V Blizzard Domain deals amazing damage and a decent stun.
Weaknesses
General
- Even V Blizzard Domain and X White Out need a moment before they deal high damage, so back V with a combo against skilled players.
- C Howling Wind does low damage, and its weak grip lets opponents slip out of the stun.
- F Tornado Flight is slow, so it is poor for mobility in PvP.
Verdict
Pick it if you want stuns that chain into combos, or F Tornado Flight to grind NPCs. Skip it if you want a quick one-move kill: its moves need a moment to hit hard, and Z needs holding.
What is Blizzard Fruit worth?
On our value list, Blizzard Fruit is worth 5000000 (demand 5).
Permanent Blizzard is worth 2300000000 (demand 5).
Blizzard Fruit Value, Demand & Trades Chart
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How do you get Blizzard Fruit?
- Physical fruit (Blox Fruit Dealer): 2400000 Beli or 2250 Robux, only while Blizzard 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 Blizzard: 2250 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: Trades happen in just two spots: the Mansion (Third Sea) and the Cafe (Second Sea). Stash a Permanent fruit in your Inventory first.
- Codes: No code gives Blizzard Fruit, or any fruit, for free: codes give Beli, titles, stat resets or a timed 2x experience boost.
Blizzard Fruit showcase video
Video by VarietyJay on YouTube.
What changed in Blizzard Fruit's updates?
Blizzard Fruit arrived with Update 17.3.5, released on Dec 26, 2022. Its most recent change came in Update 20, on Oct 21, 2023.
- Update 20 remade the fruit's model.
- Update 17.3.5 added Blizzard to the game.
Is Blizzard Fruit good?
- PvP: Blizzard Fruit is a good PvP pick: every move breaks or quickly drains Instinct, and it has decent combo potential.
- Grinding: Great for grinding NPCs: at a high enough level, they can neither cancel F Tornado Flight nor get past Elemental Reflex.
- Sea Events: Excellent for Sea Events: its area moves hit Sea Beasts, and F Tornado Flight puts it level with awakened Magma. Since the game-wide Update 28, all its moves can hit them.
- Raids and bosses: Great for Raids and Race Awakening trials: V Blizzard Domain brings a large area and high damage.
Yes for grinding, raids and Sea Beasts: group enemies with V Blizzard Domain, then finish them using Z, X and C. In raids at low health, keep your distance and skip F, which risks long-range hits and a fall into a crowd.
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