Gravity Fruit
Gravity
Strengths & Weaknesses
A quick breakdown of where this build shines and struggles.
Strengths
High Damage Output - Most abilities deal strong damage, especially the upgraded variants.
Excellent Crowd Control - Multiple stuns, pulls, knockbacks, and large AoE attacks make it easy to control fights.
Strong PvP Potential - Large hitboxes, Instinct-breaking moves, and powerful combo starters/extenders.
Versatile Usage - Effective for PvP, grinding, boss fights, sea events, and team battles.
Powerful Upgrades - Upgraded [C] and [V] gain massive AoE, high damage, and defense-piercing effects.
Good Air Combat - Can use all abilities while flying with Shooting Star.
Large Hitboxes - Most attacks are forgiving and easier to land than many other fruits.
Great Team-Fight Presence - Excels at disrupting groups and punishing teamers.
Strong Grinding Performance - Large AoE attacks make farming NPCs efficient.
Reliable Instinct Breaks - Most key abilities can consistently pressure Instinct users.
High Trade Value - Remains a desirable fruit due to its rework and rarity.
Strong Combo Utility - Multiple moves can start, extend, or finish combos effectively.
Weaknesses
Slow Startup - Many moves have noticeable wind-up times, making them easier to dodge.
Prediction-Based Gameplay - Requires good timing and aim to land attacks consistently.
Weak Against Mobility - Fast fruits like Light, Portal, and skilled Flash Step users can avoid many attacks.
Meter Dependency - Strongest abilities require the Gravitational Force Meter to be charged.
High Requirements - Needs significant mastery and upgrades to reach its full potential.
Punishable Mistakes - Several upgraded moves have long charge times or end-lag if missed.
Limited Chase Potential - Struggles to keep up with highly mobile opponents.
Some Moves Are Easy to Read - Visible indicators and slow projectiles can make attacks predictable.
Vulnerable While Charging - Upgraded abilities leave the user exposed before activation.
Not Beginner-Friendly - Requires understanding of spacing, prediction, and meter management.
Performance Issues - Some effects and cutscenes may cause lag on lower-end devices.
Inconsistent Against Skilled Players - Experienced opponents can exploit the fruit's slower pace and dodge windows.
Verdict
Gravity is a high-skill, high-reward Mythical fruit that excels at area control, crowd control, and large-scale damage. Its massive hitboxes, powerful upgrades, and strong combo potential make it a formidable choice in PvP and PvE. However, its slower attacks, reliance on prediction, and upgrade requirements mean it performs best in the hands of experienced players who can fully utilize its toolkit.
Abilities & Upgrade
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12A multi-form basic attack with three variants:
• Pull - pulls enemies inward with a short stun
• Swipe - wide gravity slash with knockback
• Meteor - calls down meteors for higher damage and AoE
Upgrades increase damage, range, stun, and meteor count.
Creates a singularity that distorts spacetime, pulling in and stunning nearby enemies before detonating in a powerful explosion.
Pulls in and stuns nearby enemies for ~1.5 seconds.
Explodes in an AoE blast that knocks enemies back.
Charging increases the explosion size; can be held for up to 10 seconds.
Creates a gravitational orb above the user that gathers nearby debris and launches it toward the cursor, dealing continuous AoE damage.
Fires debris in the target direction, damaging and briefly stunning enemies.
Damage and stun gradually weaken the longer the move is held.
Uses nearby materials as ammunition, matching the surrounding environment.
If used with Shooting Star, the boulder's material is used instead.
A heavy control move with two versions:
• Tap - launches a controllable orb that pulls enemies in and explodes
• Held - uses 75% Gravitational Force to create a giant black-hole-like attack with massive AoE damage
Held version also ignores most armor and requires the 3rd upgrade.
A destructive finisher with two versions:
• Tap - pulls down a large asteroid at the target area
• Held - uses 100% Gravitational Force to trigger a cinematic moon-shard strike with huge AoE damage
Held version ignores most armor, requires full meter, ground use, and the 4th upgrade.
Tap: Summons and launches three meteorites toward the target area.
Meteorites strike marked locations for AoE damage.
Hold (Ground): Creates a rideable material orb that can be launched.
Ride the orb before launching it for AoE damage.
Hold (Air): Summons three meteorites, riding one while the others strike the target.
Ride and launch a meteorite while two others crash down nearby.
A multi-form basic attack with three variants:
• Pull - pulls enemies inward with a short stun
• Swipe - wide gravity slash with knockback
• Meteor - calls down meteors for higher damage and AoE
Upgrades increase damage, range, stun, and meteor count.
Creates a singularity that distorts spacetime, pulling in and stunning nearby enemies before detonating in a powerful explosion.
Pulls in and stuns nearby enemies for ~1.5 seconds.
Explodes in an AoE blast that knocks enemies back.
Charging increases the explosion size; can be held for up to 10 seconds.
Creates a gravitational orb above the user that gathers nearby debris and launches it toward the cursor, dealing continuous AoE damage.
Fires debris in the target direction, damaging and briefly stunning enemies.
Damage and stun gradually weaken the longer the move is held.
Uses nearby materials as ammunition, matching the surrounding environment.
If used with Shooting Star, the boulder's material is used instead.
A heavy control move with two versions:
• Tap - launches a controllable orb that pulls enemies in and explodes
• Held - uses 75% Gravitational Force to create a giant black-hole-like attack with massive AoE damage
Held version also ignores most armor and requires the 3rd upgrade.
A destructive finisher with two versions:
• Tap - pulls down a large asteroid at the target area
• Held - uses 100% Gravitational Force to trigger a cinematic moon-shard strike with huge AoE damage
Held version ignores most armor, requires full meter, ground use, and the 4th upgrade.
Tap: Summons and launches three meteorites toward the target area.
Meteorites strike marked locations for AoE damage.
Hold (Ground): Creates a rideable material orb that can be launched.
Ride the orb before launching it for AoE damage.
Hold (Air): Summons three meteorites, riding one while the others strike the target.
Ride and launch a meteorite while two others crash down nearby.
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Gravity
Update Logs
- Asteroid Crash (V) no longer displays its targeting crosshair while charging, unless the aim is adjusted. This provides a cleaner visual experience during combat.
- Asteroid Crash (V) cooldown increased by 5 seconds.
- Gravitational Prison (C) hitbox size reduced by 10%, making the move slightly less forgiving to land.
- Complete Gravity Rework
- Gravity returned to the Blox Fruit Dealer and became purchasable again.
- Received a refreshed fruit model with a darker appearance and an animated rotating ring.
- Updated fruit and inventory icons.
- Added M1 attacks.
- Every ability was redesigned with new mechanics, visuals, and effects.
- Ability Changes
- Gravity Push (Z) → Singularity (Z
- Gravity Obeisance (X) → Orbital Chain (X)
- Meteor Pitch (C) → Gravitational Prison (C)
- Meteors Rain (V) → Asteroid Crash (V)
- Boulder Flight (F) → Shooting Star (F)
- Gravity was removed from the Blox Fruit Dealer's stock and could no longer be purchased.
- Gravity received a visual model overhaul, including an updated fruit appearance and icon.
- Gravity Rework
- All abilities received enhanced visual effects.
- Meteors Rain (V) was improved to allow manual aiming, replacing its previous random targeting system.
- Gravity's spawn availability was slightly increased, making it easier to obtain.
- Gravity Fruit officially debuted in Blox Fruits.