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Dual-Headed Blade

Dual-Headed Blade is a Rare sword you can buy in the First Sea for 400,000 Beli from the Master Sword Dealer in the Skylands. Its two moves are a spinning dash (Z) and three tornadoes (X).

Damage is decent and its moves have no end lag, but it is expensive for the First Sea. Most players use it as a stopgap and replace it once they reach the Second Sea.

Dual-Headed Blade is a Rare sword you can buy in the First Sea for 400,000 Beli from the Master Sword Dealer in the Skylands. Its two moves are a spinning dash (Z) and three tornadoes (X).

Damage is decent and its moves have no end lag, but it is expensive for the First Sea. Most players use it as a stopgap and replace it once they reach the Second Sea.

Dual-Headed Blade

Rarity

Rare

Release Date16 January 2019 (Update 1)

ObtainableFirst Sea

LocationSkylands (fourth island)

How to obtainBought from the Master Sword Dealer

Upgrade+25% damage

Price

Price400,000 Beli

Quick questions about Dual-Headed Blade

Save for the Bisento. It has the second-highest damage per click in the game, behind only Triple Dark Blade, while the Dual-Headed Blade is weak outside the First Sea.

The label is cut short because the moveset screen has little room for the full name. It is the same sword.

It looks like an upgraded version of the X move on the Warden's Sword.

Poorly. It is rated terrible in air combat, so keep fights on the ground, where its lag-free moves are at their best.

What moves does Dual-Headed Blade have?

Dual-Headed Blade moves, mastery and Instinct

Moves

MoveWhat it doesClip

M1Normal Attack

Three slashes around you, then a fourth to finish.

ZAssassinate

A slow, spinning dash forward that slashes every enemy on the path and leaves a glittering trail behind you. Its range is short.

XRaging Wind

Sends three small tornadoes toward the cursor. Each one damages the enemies it hits, and the move starts quickly.

M1Normal Attack

What it does

Three slashes around you, then a fourth to finish.

Clip

ZAssassinate

What it does

A slow, spinning dash forward that slashes every enemy on the path and leaves a glittering trail behind you. Its range is short.

Clip

XRaging Wind

What it does

Sends three small tornadoes toward the cursor. Each one damages the enemies it hits, and the move starts quickly.

Clip

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How do you get Dual-Headed Blade?

Dual-Headed Blade is a shop item sold by the Master Sword Dealer.

Where: the Master Sword Dealer on the fourth island of the Skylands, First Sea.
Price: 400,000 Beli.
Same shop: Bisento is sold by the same dealer for 1,000,000 Beli.

Where: the Master Sword Dealer on the fourth island of the Skylands, First Sea.
Price: 400,000 Beli.
Same shop: Bisento is sold by the same dealer for 1,000,000 Beli.

The Master Sword Dealer NPC who sells the Dual-Headed Blade in Blox Fruits — The Master Sword Dealer.
The Master Sword Dealer.

How do you upgrade Dual-Headed Blade, and what does it give?

One Blacksmith upgrade gives +25% damage (see the Upgrading guide).

Dual-Headed Blade upgrade cost

MaterialAmountLook

Fish Tail

Scrap Metal

Material

Fish Tail

Amount

Look

Material

Scrap Metal

Amount

Look

The Blacksmith upgrade screen for the Dual-Headed Blade in Blox Fruits

What are the best Dual-Headed Blade combos?

One chain is rated Easy. Dual-Headed Blade Z and X sit between an Ice opener and a Godhuman finish.

Easy: Ice, Kabucha and Godhuman, hybrid stats

Keys: Ice V > Dual-Headed Blade Z > Ice C (catch them in the air) > Dual-Headed Blade X > Kabucha X > Dash > Godhuman Z > Godhuman X > Godhuman C
Needs: Ice, Kabucha and Godhuman; melee and defense maxed, sword and fruit stats at 50% each.
Tip: It becomes a one-shot with Cyborg or Human V3.

Keys: Ice V > Dual-Headed Blade Z > Ice C (catch them in the air) > Dual-Headed Blade X > Kabucha X > Dash > Godhuman Z > Godhuman X > Godhuman C
Needs: Ice, Kabucha and Godhuman; melee and defense maxed, sword and fruit stats at 50% each.
Tip: It becomes a one-shot with Cyborg or Human V3.

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Dual-Headed Blade strengths and weaknesses

Strengths

General

Decent damage.
No end lag after its moves.
M1 does not dash, so it is a good fit for farming with Elemental fruits.
Low mastery needs.

Assassinate (Z)

Slashes every enemy on its path.

Raging Wind (X)

Quick start.
Good range and area coverage.

General

Decent damage.
No end lag after its moves.
M1 does not dash, so it is a good fit for farming with Elemental fruits.
Low mastery needs.

Assassinate (Z)

Slashes every enemy on its path.

Raging Wind (X)

Quick start.
Good range and area coverage.

Weaknesses

General

Cannot damage players using the Blade fruit.
Little to no stun.
Performs terribly in air combat.
Pricey for the First Sea, and generally bad in later seas.

Assassinate (Z)

Short range.

General

Cannot damage players using the Blade fruit.
Little to no stun.
Performs terribly in air combat.
Pricey for the First Sea, and generally bad in later seas.

Assassinate (Z)

Short range.

Verdict

Buy Dual-Headed Blade if you want a farming sword in the First Sea and can spare the Beli. Plan to swap it out in the Second Sea, and skip it if you mostly fight in the air or need moves that break Instinct.

Dual-Headed Blade tips and tricks

Pair it with an Elemental fruit for farming: the M1 does not dash, so it will not drag you out of position while the fruit does the clearing.
Open with Raging Wind from range: Assassinate only reaches a short distance.

Pair it with an Elemental fruit for farming: the M1 does not dash, so it will not drag you out of position while the fruit does the clearing.
Open with Raging Wind from range: Assassinate only reaches a short distance.