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Blox Fruits

Blox Fruits

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Locations:

First Sea: Middle Town, Pirate Starter Island, Marine Starter Island

Second Sea: Kingdom of Rose (Port Area), Kingdom of Rose’s Café

Third Sea: Port Town, Floating Turtle’s Mansion

Second Sea: Kingdom of Rose’s Café

Third Sea: Floating Turtle’s Mansion

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Blox Fruits are one of the four main ways to deal damage in the game, along with Fighting Styles, Swords, and Guns.

Blox Fruits are named after what they do and are mysterious fruits that can be found across various locations in the game. When eaten, they grant the consumer a supernatural ability, with each fruit having its own distinct power. In exchange for power, the user cannot swim and will die if they stay in Water for too long. Some Blox Fruits have special abilities that can grant the user certain immunities, or create detrimental weaknesses. They are the main, core mechanism of the game, as well as being represented as the game title, hence Blox Fruits.

These are the main ways to obtain Blox Fruits, that includes:

• Doing the most damage in a Factory raid
• Defending Castle on the Sea from pirates and dealing the final blow on the last enemy.
• Defeating the Brigade during the Ship Raid at a low chance.
• Picking up fruits that spawn hourly, or 45 minutes in the weekends.
• Buying a fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer or the Blox Fruit Gacha

There also some arbitrary ways of obtaining Blox Fruits, including:

• Buying a Permanent Blox Fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer or from the in-game shop.
• Trading for fruits in either The Café or Mansion.
• Being Gifted a Permanent Blox Fruit by a friend or random player.
• Purchasing a PhysicalKilo Fruit from Wenlock at a cost of 97 . (Not recommended)
• Find or take a Blox Fruit fruit that someone dropped.
• Buy fruit notifier game pass at a cost of 2700 , which makes finding fruits easier

As of Update 17.3.5, there are currently 35 fruits in the game, including:

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Blox Fruits Information

There are a total of 5 Blox Fruit rarities in-game that give an overall indication of a fruit’s cost and spawn rate.

• Common: Cheapest Fruits and more likely to spawn
• Uncommon: Cheap Fruits
• Rare: Mid-priced Fruits
• Legendary: Expensive Fruit
• Mythical: Very Expensive Fruits and have the least likely chance of spawning

Kilo
Rarity: Common
Type: Natural
Cost: 5,000 or 50
Awakening: None

Spin
Rarity: Common
Type: Natural
Cost: 7,500 or 75
Awakening: None

Chop
Rarity: Common
Type: Natural
Cost: 30,000 or 100
Awakening: None

Spring
Rarity: Common
Type: Natural
Cost: 60,000 or 180
Awakening: None

Bomb
Rarity: Common
Type: Natural
Cost: 80,000 or 220
Awakening: None

Smoke
Rarity: Common
Type: Elemental
Cost: 100,000 or 250
Awakening: None

Spike
Rarity: Common
Type: Natural
Cost: 180,000 or 380
Awakening: None

Flame
Rarity: Uncommon
Type: Elemental
Cost: 250,000 or 550
Awakening: 14,500

Falcon
Rarity: Uncommon
Type: Beast
Cost: 300,000 or 650
Awakening: None

Ice
Rarity: Uncommon
Type: Elemental
Cost: 350,000 or 750
Awakening: 14,500

Sand
Rarity: Uncommon
Type: Elemental
Cost: 420,000 or 850
Awakening: 14,500

Dark
Rarity: Uncommon
Type: Elemental
Cost: 500,000 or 950
Awakening: 14,500

Revive
Rarity: Uncommon
Type: Natural
Cost: 550,000 or 975
Awakening: None

Diamond
Rarity: Uncommon
Type: Natural
Cost: 600,000 or 1,000
Awakening: None

Light
Rarity: Rare
Type: Elemental
Cost: 650,000 or 1,100
Awakening: 14,500

Rubber
Rarity: Rare
Type: Natural
Cost: 750,000 or 1,200
Awakening: None

Barrier
Rarity: Rare
Type: Natural
Cost: 800,000 or 1,250
Awakening: None

Magma
Rarity: Rare
Type: Elemental
Cost: 850,000 or 1,300
Awakening: 14,500

Quake
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Natural
Cost: 1,000,000 or 1,500
Awakening: 17,000

Buddha
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Beast
Cost: 1,200,000 or 1,650
Awakening: 14,500

Love
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Natural
Cost: 1,300,000 or 1,700
Awakening: None

Spider
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Natural
Cost: 1,500,000 or 1,800
Awakening: 17,300

Phoenix
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Beast
Cost: 1,800,000 or 2,000
Awakening: 18,500

Portal
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Natural
Cost: 1,900,000 or 2,000
Awakening: None

Rumble
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Elemental
Cost: 2,100,000 or 2,100
Awakening: 14,500

Paw
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Natural
Cost: 2,300,000 or 2,200
Awakening: None

Blizzard
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Elemental
Cost: 2,400,000 or 2,250
Awakening: None

Gravity
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Natural
Cost: 2,500,000 or 2,300
Awakening: None

Dough
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Elemental
Cost: 2,800,000 or 2,400
Awakening: 18,500

Shadow
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Natural
Cost: 2,900,000 or 2,425
Awakening: None

Venom
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Natural
Cost: 3,000,000 or 2,450
Awakening: None

Control
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Natural
Cost: 3,200,000 or 2,500
Awakening: None

Spirit
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Natural
Cost: 3,400,000 or 2,550
Awakening: None

Dragon
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Beast
Cost: 3,500,000 or 2,600
Awakening: None

Leopard
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Beast
Cost: 5,000,000 or 3,000
Awakening: None

Unavailable Fruits

Blox Fruits that are unobtainable from normal means/or removed, usually replaced by another fruit but not always.

Door
Rarity: Rare
Type: Natural
Cost: 950,000 or 1,400

Unavailable Reason: Copyright

String
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Natural
Cost: 1,500,000 or 1,800

Unavailable Reason: Copyright

Soul
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Natural
Cost: 3,400,000 or 2,550

Unavailable Reason: Copyright

Meme
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Natural
Cost: inf or N/A

Unavailable Reason: Admin-Exclusive

Notes

• Dropped fruits will not despawn.
• Once a player stores a fruit, they cannot drop it.
• Fruits purchased with are permanent and can be equipped from either the Blox Fruits Dealer or the Menu at any time, while Fruits bought with are not permanent.
• You can remove your fruit by going to the Remove Blox Fruit NPC found in the Prison in the First Sea and the Castle on the Sea in the Third Sea, although this isn’t recommended.
• Permanent fruits can be traded like game passes. To do so, players must select the «Store in Inventory» option under the «Gift» tab.
• The mastery of a fruit will remain consistent regardless of whether the fruit is replaced. The same goes for its awakened moves, which can be changed with the Awakenings Expert NPC.
• Players cannot trade permanent fruits or game passes that have already been used, just like with fruits that are being used.
• Sand takes double the damage when submerged in water.
• Smoke and Blizzard are the only two Elemental fruits without an awakening.
• Dough is the only Mythical fruit with an awakening.
• Being a member of Shark reduces damage taken in the water.
  • Being V2 or higher nullifies the damage.
• Fruits in the Second Sea or Third Sea can be exchanged for certain items, events, or quests.
• Buying a fruit with Money from the Blox Fruit Dealer NPC will replace the currently equipped fruit.
• If a player takes out a stored fruit and someone kills them, they will lose the fruit, but the enemy will not get the fruit.
• Some fruits such as Ice and Magma v2 allows the users to walk on water, this does not mean that they ignore damage received by the sea, such as being pushed underwater.
• Buddha V2’s Transformation is enough to not be fully submerged under water when standing, nullifying damage from the sea, unless also pushed underwater.
• Many fruits have «F» movements that do damage, such as Rumble, Venom, Shadow, Smoke, Blizzard, Dough V2, Magma, Leopard, Phoenix V2, Portal, Bomb, Rubber, and Buddha V2.

Trivia

• It would cost 49,255 to buy every permanent fruit, and 48,282,500 to buy every fruit.
  • Including the old or removed fruits, the new price batch would be 54,132,500 or even 55,005 .
• Most Bosses from First to Second seas use the older versions of their fruits.
  • Don Swan is the only one who uses Spider with its updated moveset.
• Many Blox Fruit moves have Destructible Physics, as with many other types of attacks.

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Rubber (Gomu Gomu no Mi)

Gear 2 increases the dash distance of Speedoh and movement speed.

This fruit have an observation breaker on the move C.

Boost

Run	Speedou

Rubber Fruit Moves Gear 1

Keybind	Move	Stamina	Mastery to unlock	Showcase	Damage test	Cooldown
Z	Rubber Pistol	20	0		12.86M	4 seconds
X	Rubber Bazooka	90	50		25.73M	8 seconds
C	Rubber Axe	150	120	38.59M	14 seconds
V	Rubber Gatling	250	200	33.77M	20 seconds
B	Rubber Transformation	500	600	Transforms you to Gear 2	Transform back by dying or leaving

Rubber Fruit Moves Gear 2

Keybind	Move	Stamina	Mastery to unlock	Showcase	Damage test	Cooldown
Z	Jet Pistol	20	0		18.65M	4 seconds
X	Jet Bazooka	90	50		37.31M	8 seconds
C	Jet Axe	150	120	83.94M	14 seconds
V	Jet Gatling	250	200	111.92M	20 seconds
B	Red Hawk	500	600	125.91M	25 seconds

Fruit DPS is 10.85M per second in Gear 1 and 25.93M in Gear 2.

All damage tests have been conducted at max stat level of 16000 with Haki V3 and max mastery of 1500.

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Blox Fruits

All of the Blox Fruits in the game.

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Rarities

Rarities [ ]

Item rarities dictate how difficult it is to obtain an item, and often, how powerful it is. They are applied to Blox Fruits, Swords, Guns, Materials, and Accessories. There are five in total, with each tier becoming progressively more rare. They are listed below, in order of least rare to most rare.

Rarity	Description
Common	These items are usually very cheap, and also quite weak.
Uncommon	These items are still relatively weak, but are a bit rarer and more potent.
Rare	Moderate power, but not as hard hitting as the higher tiers.
Legendary	These items are quite strong, good for all activities.
Mythical	The rarest in the game, and are incredibly powerful.

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• 1 Rarities
  • 1.1 Common (Gray)
    • 1.1.1 Blox Fruits
    • 1.1.2 Swords
    • 1.1.3 Guns
    • 1.1.4 Accessories
    • 1.1.5 Materials
    • 1.2.1 Blox Fruits
    • 1.2.2 Swords
    • 1.2.3 Guns
    • 1.2.4 Accessories
    • 1.2.5 Materials
    • 1.3.1 Blox Fruits
    • 1.3.2 Swords
    • 1.3.3 Guns
    • 1.3.4 Accessories
    • 1.3.5 Materials
    • 1.4.1 Blox Fruits
    • 1.4.2 Swords
    • 1.4.3 Guns
    • 1.4.4 Accessories
    • 1.4.5 Materials
    • 1.5.1 Blox Fruits
    • 1.5.2 Swords
    • 1.5.3 Guns
    • 1.5.4 Accessories
    • 1.5.5 Materials

    Common (Gray) [ ]

    Common items are typically obtained as items for new players early on in the game, they are not usually used for very long, and are generally considered to be the worst items in the game. These items will almost always have much lower stats compared to their rarer counterparts, and have the most basic models in the game. Given that these are used primarily in the First Sea, which has basic design itself, this is somewhat reasonable.

    Blox Fruits [ ]

    There are 7 Common Fruits: Kilo, Spin, Chop, Spring, Bomb, Smoke, and Spike.

    Most of these are quite bad for any activity, although Spin and Spring have some potential for mobility. Additionally, the Elemental effect of Smoke gives it some use for grinding, although most players will prefer to use a fruit with more powerful moves.

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