Control Fruit
Control Fruit is a Mythical Natural fruit built around a spherical Domain that stuns enemies and sets up long combos with its daggers. It costs 4000 Robux, or Beli when the Blox Fruit Dealer stocks it. Pick it for PvP combos, but only on a strong device: weak phones lag.
Control Fruit
Quick questions about Control Fruit
What moves does Control Fruit have?
M1 Dagger Combo is a short-range string that stuns without end-lag, the recovery time after a move. The trait that shapes everything else is the Domain: Z opens it, and inside it you can use two extra modes, Dagger and Fist.
Control Fruit's abilities
- Cooldown: 1 s
Quick dagger swipes that stun with no end-lag, ending on a cross-shaped fourth hit. Range is short and damage is low, about 700 per hit when stats and mastery are maxed.
- Mastery: 1
- Cooldown: 1.3 s
Opens a spherical Domain with a blue hexagon barrier. Nearby enemies are stunned briefly and take low damage, but you are exposed while it sets up. Tap Z again after stepping out to pull the Domain to you (needs Room Relocation Protocol).
- Mastery: 150
- Cooldown: 10.8 s
A short dash that teleports you behind the enemy on a hit and flips your camera 180 degrees to line up a combo. True stun, no start-up, no end-lag.
- Mastery: 250
- Cooldown: 10.8 s
Throws a spun dagger that slices and pulls enemies into M1 range, and it breaks Instinct. The small hitbox and the gap between its two stuns let careful enemies escape.
- Mastery: 75
- Cooldown: 7.75 s
Hurls a dagger, then you blink to it; a hit starts a rapid slash string that sends the enemy flying. Breaks Instinct and grants i-frames (brief invulnerability).
- Cooldown: 1 s
Quick dagger swipes that stun with no end-lag, ending on a cross-shaped fourth hit. Range is short and damage is low, about 700 per hit when stats and mastery are maxed.
- Mastery: 1
- Cooldown: 1.3 s
Opens a spherical Domain with a blue hexagon barrier. Nearby enemies are stunned briefly and take low damage, but you are exposed while it sets up. Tap Z again after stepping out to pull the Domain to you (needs Room Relocation Protocol).
- Mastery: 150
- Cooldown: 10.8 s
A short dash that teleports you behind the enemy on a hit and flips your camera 180 degrees to line up a combo. True stun, no start-up, no end-lag.
- Mastery: 250
- Cooldown: 10.8 s
Throws a spun dagger that slices and pulls enemies into M1 range, and it breaks Instinct. The small hitbox and the gap between its two stuns let careful enemies escape.
- Mastery: 75
- Cooldown: 7.75 s
Hurls a dagger, then you blink to it; a hit starts a rapid slash string that sends the enemy flying. Breaks Instinct and grants i-frames (brief invulnerability).
Control Fruit combos
Easy: Pull, teleport, finish
Keys: Gamma Blade (Control C) > Cursed Dual Katana Z > Slice N' Dice (Control X) > Godhuman Z > Godhuman C > Godhuman X.
Needs: Cursed Dual Katana, Godhuman; 250 mastery (C).
Tip: Start with C Gamma Blade's pull in Base Mode, which keeps the string landing even at high ping, and tilt the camera down while Godhuman Z plays.
Easy: Double pull, slash finish
Keys: Godhuman C > Gamma Blade (Control C) > Yama X > Godhuman Z > Slice N' Dice (Control X) > Yama Z > Transmutation (Control F).
Needs: Godhuman, Yama; 250 mastery (C); Cyborg V3 helps.
Tip: Use Base Mode with Camera Shake off, and end the string on Transmutation F, since its end-lag after Yama Z makes extending hard.
Easy: Hook, slice, teleport finish
Keys: Godhuman C > Spikey Trident X > Godhuman Z > Slice N' Dice (Control X) > Gamma Blade (Control C) > Transmutation (Control F) > Skull Guitar Z > Godhuman X.
Needs: Godhuman, Spikey Trident, Skull Guitar; 250 mastery (C).
Tip: In Base Mode, spend their Instinct dodges with Dagger Combo M1 first, since Instinct can dodge this string; then chain Godhuman C to Godhuman X.
Easy: Base mode relay
Keys: Gravity Blade Z > Slice N' Dice (Control X) > Gamma Blade (Control C) > Godhuman Z > Godhuman C > Transmutation (Control F) > Godhuman X > Dagger Combo (Control M1).
Needs: Gravity Blade, Godhuman; 250 mastery (C).
Tip: Stay in Base Mode with no Domain up: open with Gravity Blade Z, and end on a Dagger Combo M1 after Godhuman X.
Easy to medium: Dash, pull, finish
Keys: Slice N' Dice (Control X) > Gamma Blade (Control C) > Godhuman Z > Godhuman C > Godhuman X.
Needs: Godhuman; 250 mastery (C).
Tip: Play it in Base Mode: turn shiftlock on and chain Slice N' Dice X into Gamma Blade C quickly, and the string lands easier on a controller.
Control Fruit's strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
General
C Gamma Blade's pull and X Slice N' Dice's true stun set up whatever sword or fighting style you swing next, as the combos above show.
Nearly every Base move breaks Instinct, and the moves chain into one another for long combos.
Dagger
Dagger Mode is fast and hard to escape once a string lands: X auto-aims and chains into V, and V hard-stuns whoever it hits.
X, C, V and F break Instinct in Dagger Mode, so they hit through an Instinct dodge; M1 and Z do not.
Weaknesses
General
Needs high mastery: X opens at 150 mastery, C at 250 and V at 350.
A Domain announces your position to skilled bounty hunters, which hurts low-level players most.
Dagger Mode lags badly on low-end devices, and Fist Mode lags there too and is awkward to play on a phone.
Dagger
Dagger Mode C Gamma Blade can be escaped and falls short of full damage in PvP.
Verdict
Pick it if you play PvP and will learn the Domain's Dagger and Fist Modes. Skip it until you have the mastery that C and V need.
What is Control Fruit worth?
Control Fruit value and demand
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How do you get Control Fruit?
Physical fruit (Blox Fruit Dealer): bought with Beli, or 4000 Robux for the Permanent version below. The Beli fruit sells only while Control Fruit is in stock, which restocks every 4 hours, and it is replaced and lost if you eat or buy another fruit. Live stock: our Blox Fruits stock page.
Permanent Control: 4000 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: Trade only at the Mansion (Third Sea) or the Cafe (Second Sea). A Permanent fruit must be in your Inventory first: choose to store it there when you buy it.
Codes: No code gives Control Fruit, or any fruit, for free; working codes pay stat resets, titles, Beli or a 2x experience boost.
How does Control Fruit change?
You need a Domain up first: tapping Z inside it flips you from Dagger to Fist Mode and back. Holding Z ends the Domain, and the mode meter resets with it.
Dagger Mode is quick and built for stuns and long strings. Fist Mode hits much harder but is slower and a weak combo starter.
Control Fruit showcase video
Video by JCWK on YouTube.
What changed in Control Fruit's updates?
Control Fruit first shipped with Update 10, on Apr 17, 2020. Last change: Update 29.6 (Aug 7, 2026).
- Control returned to sale at the Dealer. Base X and C cooldowns rose, X's hitbox shrank 10%, F gained slight end-lag and Dagger Mode X range fell 10%.
- Rework: three move sets (Base, Dagger Mode, Fist Mode) and an M1 arrived, and every move was renamed: Z Control Area became Domain Control, X Levitate became Slice N' Dice, V Gamma Rush became Total Concentration, C Echo Knife became Gamma Blade and F Teleport became Transmutation.
- Update 28 pulled Control from sale at both the Blox Fruit Dealer and the Shop.
- Update 20 remade the Control Fruit model.
- Buff under the old move names: Z's Control Area lasts longer, the X and F cooldowns drop, and V Gamma Rush deals more damage and keeps its size after catching a player.
- Buff: X Levitate, renamed Slice N' Dice in Update 29, deals more damage.
- Buff: C Echo Knife (renamed Gamma Blade in Update 29) stuns longer, and V Gamma Rush (renamed Total Concentration) deals slightly more damage.
- Buff: C Echo Knife, renamed Gamma Blade in Update 29, has less end-lag.
- Control was released in Update 10.
Is Control Fruit good?
PvP: Good, since players widely rank Control Fruit first for PvP: its moves extend combos.
Grinding: Good in both modes: Dagger Mode's C Gamma Blade deals high damage, and Fist Mode is decent at grinding as well.
Sea Events: Mixed to weak: Dagger Mode's X can hit Sea Beasts and you get sea platforms, but X outside the Domain and V fail to hit sea-event enemies.
Raids and bosses: Weak in Fist Mode, which struggles against the Core during the Factory Raid.
Yes, for PvP and grinding. Stay in Dagger Mode for stuns and quick combos, and switch to Fist Mode when you want much more damage.
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