
Meme Fruit Complete Guide
This page covers the event version that players could once obtain, not the admin-exclusive Meme. It can place fake fruits and traffic cones and can be traded officially, but it has almost no value for leveling or PvP.
First, Know the Difference: There Are Two Memes in the Game
Obtainable Meme
- Exclusive to the April Fools 2026 Luckymaxer event.
- Natural, Mythical; shows up as Meme-Meme on the trade screen.
- Has a physical fruit, can be eaten and can go in the official trade window.
- Its skills are Z “Traffic Cone” and X “Cone Flight”.
Admin-exclusive Meme
- Regular players can't get it through events, shops or the Blox Fruit Gacha.
- Usually has no regular physical fruit or icon, and its price shows as infinite.
- Only used by staff, or granted by admins in very rare cases.
- Its skills work differently, so its data doesn't apply to the event version.
How Was It Obtained During the 2026 Event?
The following is the historical process from the ended event, kept for reference on collecting, trading and event records; these are not steps you can still follow now.
Join a server during the short event window when the Luckymaxer raid boss appeared.
Defeat Luckymaxer to unlock interacting with the event NPC.
First Sea: Middle Town; Second Sea: the Cafe; Third Sea: Castle on the Sea.
Roll the REALLY GOOD gacha for a Plastic Fruit or the obtainable Meme.
Skills, Cooldowns and Practical Effects
Traffic Cone | Mastery 1
Spawns a traffic cone or a fake high-tier fruit at your cursor. Recorded fake fruits include Buddha, Gravity, Mammoth, Gas, Yeti, Kitsune, East Dragon and West Dragon; they explode when other players get close, but the damage is extremely low.
Instinct: Stepping on one and triggering the explosion breaks Instinct, so don't treat it like a normal projectile you can dodge with Instinct.
Cone Flight | Mastery 5
Hold up a traffic cone with spinning orange-and-black blades and fly upward. It works much like Blade's F “Turbine Flight” and is mainly for getting around and goofing off.
Three Things to Know Before Trading
$1 only affects the game's trade-difference calculation; the event rarity and player demand are what drive the actual value.
Because its listed price is so low, putting it in a trade alone usually can't pass the 40% difference threshold, so it has to be counted together with other fruits.
It has no real damage rotation. Unless you want it for showing off your collection or for pranks, keeping the physical fruit usually makes more sense.
How Is Meme Different from Plastic Fruits?
| Aspect | Meme (Obtainable) | Plastic Fruits |
|---|---|---|
| Edible? | Yes | No |
| Official trade window | Allowed | Not allowed |
| Drop on the ground | Follows normal physical fruit rules | Can be taken out of the Stash and dropped for other players to pick up |
| Storage | Regular fruit inventory | Stash |
| Actual use | Two prank skills, collecting and official trading | Collecting and displaying 14 designs |
FAQ
Sources & Check Date
Last checked: 2026-10-22. No publicly verifiable official announcement of this event's full process was found, so the skills, event process and status were mainly cross-checked against English community wiki entries; Fandom is community-maintained, so if in-game information or official announcements differ later, the official sources take precedence.
- Blox Fruits Wiki: Meme (Obtainable) – event status, skills, cooldowns, Energy, the fake fruit list and trading restrictions.
- Blox Fruits Wiki: Meme (Admin) – the differences between the two versions with the same name.
- Blox Fruits Wiki: Luckymaxer (NPC) – locations in all three Seas and the event gacha.
- Blox Fruits Wiki: Luckymaxer (Raid Boss) – the boss process and the number of events recorded by the community; see also Events.
- Blox Fruits Wiki: Plastic Fruits – not edible, the Stash, dropping them and the list of 14 types.


