Blox Fruits Fruit Guide Overview
Blox Fruits Complete Fruit List
This page is all about fruit names, types, abilities, mutations and best playstyles; for Physical, Permanent and trade values, head straight to the BF Fruit Value List.
Start with these 3 answers
Which fruit for leveling? Look at mob-clearing range and survivability first, then pick by Sea in Best Fruits for Beginners.
Are Physical and Permanent fruits the same? They're obtained differently and trade at different values; check them separately on the Fruit Value List.
Where's the info on the new fruit? This update's Magnet fruit has its own moves & obtainment guide.
🆕 2026 Fruit Update Highlights
Recent mutations, skins and event fruits that are easy to mix up, gathered in one place. Open the individual guides for the details.
- Blox Fruit GachaRoll for fruits with Beli; once you get one, think about how you'll use it before eating it.
- Dealer StockSome fruits rotate through the dealer's stock.
- Spawns / ChestsOccasionally you can pick fruits up on the map, or get resources from chests to trade for one.
- TradingFind people to trade with via the market or DMs; check the value list before trading.
- Leveling (PVE): go for a fruit that clears mobs easily with a big AoE, plus a reliable melee.
- Raids: bring crowd control / damage-boost skills and split up roles with your team.
- PVP: focus on mobility, stuns and combos.
- Trading: check the value → post a listing → negotiate by DM → rate each other after the deal.
- Players wondering “which fruit is right for me?”
- Players who want to know each fruit's role and uses
- Players who want to check values before trading
Q: Should I eat the fruit I just rolled?
Q: What's the difference between Permanent and Physical fruits?
⚔️Want to Get Stronger for PVP / Raids? Fruit Picks (Quick Start for Beginners)
Bottom line: pick 1 main fruit and master 2–3 of its moves — you'll get stronger faster than if you keep switching fruits. Below, the most common picks are split into “PVP” and “Raids / Grinding” so you can see at a glance which section to read.
🎯 PVP: Start With These (Easy to Pick Up and Practice)
🧨 Go-To Mains for Raids / PVE (Smooth Leveling)
💡 Quick Guide: Which Fruit Should I Eat?
Not sure where to start? Choose by your goal: leveling, bosses, PVP and trading each call for different things. For prices, see the Fruit Value List.
The Three Most Common Paths
If you just want a quick decision, pick from these three cards and you're set.
(Buddha)
Huge M1 range + high damage reduction (even safer when awakened)
(Magma)
High damage + burn; walks on water when awakened
(Kitsune)
Off-the-charts mobility + high burst, great at chasing
🤔 Did you know?
🍏 Physical fruit: once eaten it's gone, and switching to another fruit makes it disappear.
♾️ Permanent fruit: bought with Robux, switch to it any time, and it's yours forever.
📌 Tip: every fruit name in the tables below is clickable and opens that fruit's detailed page.
💰 Use the Dedicated Tools to Check Trade Values
Before trading, check Physical / Permanent values and price trends so you don't misread them or get ripped off.
📘 How to Use This Page
A quick tip:
Use the “Quick Guide” above to pick a direction, then choose one of the three categories below based on how you want to play.
If you want safe leveling where mobs can barely hurt you, start with Elemental.
If you like transforming to fight and looking cool, check out Beast first.
Want all kinds of quirky abilities, crowd control and burst? Check out Natural.
⚡ Elemental – Top Picks for Leveling
Trait: Elemental immunity — when your level is higher than the mob's, its attacks won't take your HP (bosses excluded).
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A stepping-stone fruit for beginners, with a move that lets you fly. |
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Decent skill range; very high damage after V2 awakening, and usable in PVP too. |
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Great for beginners!Has a Trident normal attack and can freeze mobs — handy for bosses. |
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Extremely high damage; after V2 awakening it's an amazing PVP combo fruit, but it's weak to water (touching water drains HP super fast). |
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A favorite of PVP pros — tons of stuns, a must-have for combos. |
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A popular First Sea leveling pick. Fast flight, and its normal attack is the Light Spear — great for getting around and clearing mobs. |
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Strong sustained damage. High damage + burn; awakened, it can walk on water, which is very handy against Sea Beasts and large targets. |
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Lots of mobility moves (teleports); great at catching players in PVP, with a big AoE. (Wiki: Lightning was originally called Rumble) |
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Deals AoE damage while flying — comfy for leveling and group fights. |
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One of the best in PVP! After V2 awakening its combos are nearly unstoppable and the effects look amazing, but it's very hard to awaken. |
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Has poison damage over time and big explosions, with high mobility. |
🦖 Beast – Transform and Fight
Trait: transforms you into an animal; transforming usually boosts defense or damage and gives you a special normal-attack mode.
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Reworked from Falcon into Eagle in Update 26. The Update 26 version brings aerial combat, mobility and AoE damage, and it can be upgraded through three research tiers in the Admin Panel. |
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A strong pick for leveling! Awakened and transformed, your Fighting Style / sword M1 reaches about 8x farther, with 45% damage reduction against players and 54.6% against NPCs. |
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The best healer. Once awakened it can attack while flying, making it very hard to kill. |
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When transformed, it applies a “prey mark” that drains HP over time; extremely fierce up close. |
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Seriously tanky when transformed, and it can keep ramming into enemies. |
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Transforming puts it into a berserk state with powerful AoE attacks and extremely high defense. |
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The mutated version of Yeti; trades some defense for higher agility and snappier dashes. Check in-game for event availability. |
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The peak of Beast fruits, with extremely high speed and burst damage; very strong in PVP. |
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The mutated version of Tiger; lower speed, accuracy and hit range than Tiger, in exchange for more damage and sustain (life steal while transformed, and it heals when entering Blazing form). |
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A high-mobility Mythical fruit. Combines speed, damage and a rideable form; strong in PVP, though it still depends on your build, Mastery and balance patches. |
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The mutated version of Kitsune; doesn't share Mastery. Crimson Empyrean and Galaxy Empyrean are its cosmetic skins. |
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Comes in Eastern and Western versions; very powerful when transformed, and one of the most popular Mythical fruits. |
🌀 Natural – Versatile Tricks
Trait: the most common type, with all sorts of abilities — from simple bombs to controlling gravity.
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New fruit in Update 30. Natural type; the Permanent version costs 3,500 Robux. Features three-stage magnetism, M1, sword disarm, flight and a mech transformation. Read the full guide |
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Formerly Kilo. A beginner's first fruit, and very cheap. |
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Can fly, but very low damage. |
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Immune to sword damage when the conditions are met.Against regular NPCs there's a level requirement, and it doesn't apply to bosses or Raid bosses; still excellent for First Sea leveling. |
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Very mobile; lets you bounce all over the map. |
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Underrated — it actually has a big damage radius. |
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Lots of knockback moves; decent combos. |
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A rework of Revive; after a normal death you revive with 50% HP. Dying in water or resetting your character doesn't trigger it. |
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Turns your body into diamond, giving high defense and strong close-range control moves. |
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Immune to guns, the Electric Fighting Style and certain Lightning fruit attacks, with exceptions such as Electric Claw, Pole, bosses and raid bosses. |
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Reworked from the Barrier fruit. Creates structures out of thin air, opening up lots of tactical play. |
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Big AoE and flashy effects; very strong in team fights. |
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Can summon friends to help fight, and you can ride a flamingo to fly. |
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The ultimate travel fruit! C teleports you straight to islands in your current Sea, and it's nasty for catching people in PVP. |
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Formerly Paw. Hard to combo with and made for skilled players; its exclusive upgrades can be unlocked through the Admin Panel. |
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Formerly the String fruit. High damage once awakened; good for ranged damage. |
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After V2 awakening the screen shakes and the range is huge; however, its awakened moves can't hit Sea Beasts, so don't rely on it for sea events. (Wiki) |
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Its poison hurts a lot; most attacks leave poison pools on the ground that keep poisoning enemies who step in them. |
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After its rework it revolves around the “Domain”: once your Domain is up, you can switch between Dagger / Fist modes for combos. Skill-based and hard to learn, but very strong in skilled hands. Price: $9,000,000 / 4,000 Robux (check the in-game Blox Fruit Dealer) |
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Formerly Soul. Summons two spirit companions, Heaven (Shu) and Hell (Ra), with well-rounded damage, healing and control. (Wiki) |
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Since its Update 26 rework it has wide-area crowd control, mobility and burst; its exclusive upgrades can also be unlocked through the Admin Panel. |
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The Umbra Meter builds up automatically at night; C (Nightmare Leech) restores 20% of max HP on hit, and the move effects look dark and edgy. (Wiki) |
❓ Fruit List FAQ
📚 Sources & Update Notes
This page follows the site's established Chinese names and references the Blox Fruits Wiki for fruits, mutations and update history. When translating English sources, the site sticks to its existing names first, such as Tiger, Werewolf and Empyrean Kitsune.
- Last checked: 2026-08-30
- Main sources: Gamer Robot's full Update 30 teaser, the Roblox Update 30 event page, and the current in-game fruit index.
- Game balance and event content may change; the in-game version always takes priority.
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