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Blox Fruits is an action RPG on Roblox by Gamer Robot Inc. Complete island quests, explore the three seas and develop your fighting style with fruits, swords and other weapons. This wiki covers codes, fruit information, sea progression and Mastery, with a guide to your first quests.

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KITT_RESETStat reset
SUB2GAMERROBOT_RESET1Stat reset
EASTEREXP2× EXP · 20 minutes
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Beginner guideTake a quest before fighting, train your chosen weapon’s Mastery and travel when the next area fits your level.

Beginner

What is Blox Fruits?

Blox Fruits is an action RPG on Roblox by Gamer Robot Inc. Pick Pirates or Marines, complete island quests and develop a fighting style around swords, fruits or other weapons. Boss fights and sea travel give you new places and equipment to work toward.

Character level and Mastery are different. Level determines many quest gates; Mastery develops a specific item and unlocks its moves.

Official Blox Fruits artwork featuring an armored fighter and a swordsman
Official game artwork

Your first quest loop

  1. Choose Pirates or Marines

    Select a side when you enter. Start with the local quest giver and choose an objective you can complete at your current level. Pirates begin with Bandit quests on their starter island.

  2. Take a quest before fighting

    Check the target and required level, accept the quest, then defeat the matching enemies. Repeat manageable quests to gain levels and money before moving on.

  3. Train the attack you want to unlock

    Finish enemies with the sword, fruit or other weapon you want to develop. Those finishing blows build that item’s Mastery, which unlocks its moves.

  4. Travel when you have a next objective

    Use the Boat Dealer to travel to the next island. Check its quest requirements before settling there; the Second Sea milestone starts at level 700.

Seas & progressionCompare the three sea milestones and the Second Sea access route.

Progress through the three seas

First Sea

Level 1+

Start with island quests, learn your moves and build Mastery. Starter islands, Jungle and the later First Sea locations lead toward your first sea-transfer quest.

Second Sea

Level 700+

Complete the Military Detective’s access quest. Kingdom of Rose is the starting area when you arrive in the Second Sea.

Third Sea

Level 1,500+

The next sea begins at level 1,500 and requires its access quest. Port Town is the arrival area; reaching the level alone does not complete the quest.

The Second Sea access route
  1. At level 700, speak with the Military Detective at Prison and receive the key.
  2. Take the key to the cave in Frozen Village and open the door to Ice Admiral.
  3. Defeat Ice Admiral, then speak to the Experienced Captain in Middle Town to travel onward.

Find a fruit or check the Dealer

Fruit list (42)
  • Rocket
  • Spin
  • Blade
  • Spring
  • Bomb
  • Smoke
  • Spike
  • Flame
  • Ice
  • Sand
  • Dark
  • Eagle
  • Diamond
  • Light
  • Rubber
  • Ghost
  • Magma
  • Quake
  • Buddha
  • Love
  • Creation
  • Spider
  • Sound
  • Phoenix
  • Portal
  • Lightning
  • Pain
  • Blizzard
  • Gravity
  • Mammoth
  • T-Rex
  • Dough
  • Shadow
  • Venom
  • Gas
  • Spirit
  • Tiger
  • Yeti
  • Magnet
  • Kitsune
  • Control
  • Dragon
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Map spawns

Fruits spawn hourly and disappear after 20 minutes.

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Dealer restock

The Blox Fruits Dealer refreshes random stock every four hours. Servers share the same stock.

A fruit being in the game does not mean it is in the Dealer’s current stock. Check the displayed item and price before buying.

Mastery & equipmentFinishing blows train an item’s Mastery; switching items preserves your earlier progress.

Build Mastery without losing progress

Land the finishing blow

Finish an enemy with the weapon you want to train. That item earns Mastery and unlocks new skills as it grows. Check its move requirements to see your next target.

Switching items preserves Mastery

A new item starts at Mastery 1. Switching back to a previously used item restores the Mastery you already earned on it. You can try another weapon without deleting the old item’s training.

Bosses can drop equipment

Boss rewards can include swords and accessories. Accessories can raise stats; compare their effects with the attacks you actually use before changing your loadout.

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