Usage:

Raids are primarily used to:

• Awaken compatible Blox Fruits by unlocking enhanced versions of their moves.

• Earn Fragments, which are used to purchase awakened abilities.

• Progress toward exclusive titles, including:

  • Broken Heart (#098)

  • The Conqueror (#099)

  • Last Hope (#100)

  • The Supersonic (#101)

  • The Flash (#102)

  • Individual titles awarded for fully awakening each awakenable fruit.

Mechanics:

Each raid consists of five islands, with every island becoming progressively more difficult. Players must defeat all enemies on the current island before advancing to the next. The fifth island contains a unique Raid Boss.

Completing a raid while using its corresponding Blox Fruit teleports the player to L'Église de Prophétie, where one awakening can be purchased using Fragments. Players who have already fully awakened their equipped fruit are still teleported there but cannot unlock additional abilities.

Fragment Rewards:

• Completing a raid rewards 300 – 1,000 Fragments, depending on the remaining time.

• The maximum reward is 1,000 Fragments.

• Failing a raid rewards 300 Fragments.

• Remaining alive on Island 1 until the timer expires rewards 90 Fragments.

• Players who die before the raid ends receive no Fragments.

Raid Types:

Raids are divided into Basic Raids and Advanced Raids, each requiring a different Raid Microchip to initiate.

Basic Raids

Basic Raids require a Raid Microchip, which can be purchased from the Mysterious Scientist for:

• $100,000, or

• Any physical Blox Fruit.

To start a Basic Raid:

1. Purchase a Raid Microchip.

2. Activate the raid console.

3. All participating players must stand inside the raid entrance before the countdown ends.

Advanced Raids

Advanced Raids require an Advanced Raid Microchip, which can be purchased from the Mysterious Scientist for:

• 1,000 Fragments, or

• Any physical Blox Fruit worth more than $1,000,000.

Currently available Advanced Raids:

• Phoenix

• Dough

Tips:

• Angel V4 is one of the best races for raids, as King's Rule can continuously stun most raid enemies and bosses while they remain within its range.

• Any awakened race can perform well when used effectively.

• Buddha, Gas, T-Rex, Dragon, and Kitsune are excellent choices due to their large area-of-effect attacks.

• Phoenix users are valuable teammates because of their powerful healing and AoE support.

• Yeti and Eagle can also be effective alternatives in certain situations.

• 1–2 Awakened Buddha users are highly recommended for Advanced Raids.

• Group enemies together before attacking to maximize AoE damage.

• Constantly dash around enemies to avoid many of their attacks.

• Stay airborne when possible to dodge ground-based attacks. Flight and teleportation moves can help maintain height.

• Be especially careful around Bone Breakers and Shockers, as both have stun attacks.

• If your health becomes low, retreat briefly instead of risking defeat.

• Use damage-boosting accessories for easier raids, while defense or health accessories are more useful for difficult raids.

• Knocking enemies into the water is ineffective, as they immediately teleport back onto land.

• Unawakened Buddha users can be healed by Phoenix regeneration flames, while awakened Buddha users cannot.

• During Dough Raids, having both ranged attackers and close-range fighters is recommended.

• Control users can deal significant burst damage by stacking cubes with Total Concentration before fighting the boss.

• Lower-level players can participate if someone else hosts the raid, but should avoid combat since they cannot rejoin after dying.

• It is generally recommended to reach Level 1100 before hosting or carrying raids.

• Purchasing Raid Microchips with common or uncommon fruits is usually the most cost-effective option.

• Players with Permanent Fruits can switch fruits during a raid, allowing them to complete most of the raid with Buddha before switching to the fruit they want to awaken.

Notes:

• Completing a raid awards 300–1,000 Fragments based on the remaining time.

• The maximum Fragment reward is 1,000.

• Failing a raid awards 300 Fragments.

• Surviving on Island 1 until the timer expires awards 90 Fragments.

• If time expires after clearing islands, players receive 90 Fragments for each island completed.

• Players who die before the raid ends receive no Fragments.

• Fully awakening every available fruit requires a total of 167,800 Fragments, excluding the cost of Phoenix and Dough Raid Microchips.

• Dough Raids are considered among the most difficult because many enemies repeatedly use the Dough V move, which can rapidly stun and damage players.

• Most raid enemies, including Raid Bosses, use the older versions of their corresponding fruit abilities.

• Awakening a move before reaching its required mastery unlocks it, but it cannot be used until the mastery requirement is met.

Raid Bosses:

Flame Master Ice Master Quake Master

Light Master Darkness Master Spider Master

Magma Master Rumble Master Buddha Master

Sand Master Phoenix Master Dough Master

Raid Users:

Flame User Ice User Quake User

Light User Dark User Spider User

Magma User Buddha User Sand User

Phoenix User Dough User

Easter Eggs:

The Statue of Wenlocktoad The Poneglyph found inside

Over Heaven on Island 5 in an the pyramid of Island 5 in

Ice raid. a Light raid.

Additional Information:

• There are currently 11 awakenable Blox Fruits, consisting of 7 Elemental, 2 Beast, and 2 Natural fruits.

• Most fruit awakenings require a total of 14,500 Fragments.

• The lowest possible Fragment reward for successfully completing a raid is 455 Fragments, with only one second remaining on the timer.

• A glitch allows up to eight players to enter the same raid using Love or Kitsune abilities, though this may be removed in a future update.

• Players can return to the mainland before a raid ends under certain conditions, but cannot fully use Instinct or all Air Jumps until the raid is completed.

• Spider, Quake, Buddha, and Phoenix are the only awakenable fruits that are not Elemental.

• Players equipped with the fruit corresponding to the completed raid are teleported to L'Église de Prophétie; otherwise, they are returned to their Home Point.

• The Phoenix Raid is the only raid that features Sea Beasts.

• L'Église de Prophétie, the Awakening Room, is located beneath Kingdom of Rose in the Second Sea and beneath Floating Turtle in the Third Sea. Its French name translates to "The Church of Prophecy."

• Portal's World Warp ability includes a teleport option that takes players to the Raid laboratory.

• Rumble Raids were removed, and the Rumble Master can now only be encountered in the Trial of Strength.

• Many visual effects used during raids are invisible to other players, occasionally causing confusion or players to appear as if they are hacking.

• Several rare bugs can occur during raids, including incorrect teleports, PvP remaining disabled after leaving the Awakening Room, Raid entry issues, and other unintended behaviors.