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First Sea · From Starter Island to the Second Sea

Blox Fruits First Sea Leveling Route

Not sure where the next island is? Enter your level to find the quests you can take right now. Lv.625: head to Fountain City; Lv.700: start the Second Sea prerequisites.

Where should I level right now?

Covers First Sea Lv.1–699; at Lv.700+ it shows the Second Sea prerequisites and what comes next.

Your record is saved only in this browser and won't read your in-game level automatically. The island route follows quest level requirements—it's not the only way, nor guaranteed to be the fastest.

First Sea Lv.1–700 Island Order

Take the quest first, then defeat the listed targets. If a new quest is too hard, stay in the previous area and keep leveling steadily. Regular quests don't require waiting for a boss to respawn.

Ranges don't overlap; reaching a level only means you can take the quest—it doesn't mean your elemental immunity will work there.
LevelLocationWhat to do first
Lv.1–9 Starter Island Take the Starter Island quest first, then defeat the listed enemies. Depending on whether you're with the Pirates or the Marines, take the Bandit or Trainee quest; get used to attacking and spending stat points first.
Lv.10–29 Jungle Lv.10 Monkey → Lv.15 Gorilla. At Lv.20 you can take The Gorilla King quest; if the boss isn't up, keep farming regular quests instead of waiting around.
Lv.30–59 Pirate Village Lv.30 Pirate → Lv.40 Brute. At Lv.55 you can take the Chef boss quest; in Update 26, the Chef replaced Bobby from older guides.
Lv.60–89 Desert Lv.60 Desert Bandit → Lv.75 Desert Officer. Always take the quest before clearing mobs; with ranged skills, keep moving to hold your distance.
Lv.90–119 Frozen Village Lv.90 Snow Bandit → Lv.100 Snowman. At Lv.105 you can take the Yeti boss quest; the First Sea has had no Set Home Point NPC since Update 30, so once you've solved the Island Secrets you can use the Middle Town teleporter to get around.
Lv.120–149 Marine Fortress Lv.120 Chief Petty Officer → Lv.130 Vice Admiral quest unlocks.You can farm regular quests back to back; the boss is just another option—no need to wait for it to level.
Lv.150–189 Skylands Lv.150 Sky Bandit → Lv.175 Dark Master. Skylands is where you learn Electric; Electric Claw is an advanced Fighting Style from the Third Sea.
Lv.190–249 Prison Lv.190 Prisoner → Lv.210 Dangerous Prisoner. The new version also has the Ruthless Prisoner and the Lv.230 Warden; don't follow the old three-boss farming route.
Lv.250–299 Colosseum Lv.250 Toga Warrior → Lv.275 Gladiator. Pick quests you can clear reliably; if you pull mobs over too wide an area, they may run back to their spawn.
Lv.300–374 Magma Village Lv.300 Military Soldier → Lv.325 Military Spy. Some enemies use Aura (Haki), which elemental immunity can't block; at Lv.350 you can take the Magma General quest.
Lv.375–449 Underwater City Lv.375 Fishman Warrior → Lv.400 Fishman Commando. At Lv.425 you can take the Fishman Lord quest; fruit users, be careful not to fall into the water while moving around.
Lv.450–624 Upper Skylands Lv.450 God's Guard → Lv.475 Shanda → Lv.525 Royal Squad → Lv.550 Royal Soldier. Lv.575 unlocks the Lightning God boss quest, not a Fountain City quest; you can keep farming regular enemies until Lv.625.
Lv.625–699 Fountain City Lv.625 Galley Pirate → Lv.650 Galley Captain. At Lv.675 you can take the Cyborg boss quest; at Lv.700, start the Second Sea unlock process.
From Lv.700 Unlock the Second Sea Talk to the Military Detective in the Prison to start the Second Sea prerequisite quest.Get the key → defeat the Ice Admiral at Frozen Village → talk to the Experienced Captain in Middle Town (going back to report to the Military Detective isn't required). Players who've already unlocked it can jump straight to the Second/Third Sea routes.

First Sea map after Update 30

In-game First Sea map after Update 30, showing islands such as Jungle, Skylands, Prison and Fountain City
Click the image to enlarge. Map screenshot source: Blox Fruits Wiki · First Sea. The avatar and question marks are markers from the original screenshot, not generated from the level you entered; game imagery belongs to its respective rights holders.

Can't find the quest giver? Use the in-game compass, or click a location name above for its detailed guide.

3 things to do before you start leveling

1. Pick your main damage source

Choose a fruit, sword or Fighting Style as your main damage, then add Melee and Defense—don't spread your points evenly across every weapon.

See stat build guide →

2. Activate EXP boosts at the quest spot

Take your quest and walk up to the mobs before redeeming an EXP boost code, so its active time is spent fighting (the First Sea has had no Set Home Point NPC since Update 30).

Check codes →

3. Do secrets when you feel like exploring

The new Island Secrets are separate from regular leveling quests; switch to the puzzle route when you want the special rewards.

See First Sea secrets →

Not sure which fruit to use? See the best fruits for beginners →

Finished the Second Sea prerequisites? Continue with the Second Sea level lookup for Lv.700–1500 quests →

Leveling FAQ

Where should I level at Lv.575 in the Blox Fruits First Sea?

At Lv.575–624, stay on Upper Skylands: farm the regular quests you've unlocked, or take the Lightning God quest when the boss is up. Fountain City's first quest needs Lv.625, not Lv.575.

Do I have to switch islands as soon as I hit the level in the First Sea?

Not necessarily. This route is split by the level each quest unlocks—it isn't an island entry requirement, nor the fastest method for every build. If the new quest is too slow to clear, stay put and keep doing the quest you can finish reliably.

Will I go to the Second Sea automatically at Lv.700?

No. After Lv.700, talk to the Military Detective in the Prison, take the key to Frozen Village and defeat the Ice Admiral, then talk to the Experienced Captain in Middle Town; going back to report to the Military Detective isn't required. Only players who've completed these prerequisites can travel to the Second Sea.

Can Elemental fruits make you fully immune to damage in the First Sea?

No. Elemental immunity is limited by level and attack type; you can't rely on it alone against enemies that use Aura (Haki) or against bosses.

Do I need to log in to save my level?

No. After you tap “Remember this level,” the data stays only in your current browser; it doesn't read or sync your Roblox account. If you switch devices, clear site data or use incognito mode, the record may not be kept.

Sources

Quest route and level requirements checked: 2026-10-04; 2026-10-23 re-verified against the Wiki after Update 30. The sources below are the English community Wiki; the summary and lookup tool were put together by this site and are not an official speed ranking.

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