Blox Fruits Tier List (September 2026) – All the Best Devil Fruits Ranked

Last Updated: September 2026 – verified after Summer Balance Patch 001 (August 6–7, 2026)

If you’re grinding your way through the seas in Blox Fruits, you already know one thing: devil fruits decide everything. The right fruit can carry you through PvP, boss fights, raids, and endgame content—while the wrong one can waste hours of grinding and millions of Beli.

With dozens of devil fruits in the game, figuring out which are actually worth using isn’t easy. Some fruits dominate PvP and farming, while others fall off fast once you reach higher seas.

That’s why this Blox Fruits tier list for September 2026 ranks every devil fruit by overall power, usefulness, and value. You’ll find the best fruits for grinding, PvP, raids, beginners, and endgame, plus tips on how to get devil fruits, category differences, and which fruits you should avoid entirely.

⚠️ Summer Balance Patch 001 (August 6–7, 2026): The largest balance patch in Blox Fruits history — 100+ changes across 39 targets. Key tier shifts: Dark massively buffed and rises to the top Logia PvP pick; Spider Z received the biggest per-move buff in the patch; Ghost reworked with halved cast times and new sword-mirroring V; Flame rises out of D-tier; Dough, Yeti, Mammoth, Ice, Quake, and Phoenix all buffed. Kitsune and Lightning nerfed. Pain’s Last Stand completely reworked. Leopard was also reworked and renamed to Tiger in Update 28 — see the Important Notes section. All changes are reflected in the tier placements below.

Let’s dive in.

The Complete Blox Fruits Tier List (September 2026)

This tier list ranks every devil fruit based on their overall power, versatility, and usefulness throughout the entire game. I’ve considered PvP performance, PvE farming efficiency, and how well each fruit scales from the first sea all the way to the endgame. All placements reflect Summer Balance Patch 001 (August 6–7, 2026).

Blox Fruits Tier List Comparison Table (September 2026)

Devil Fruit	Tier	Best For	Difficulty	Cost	Patch 001 Change
Dragon	S	Endgame PvP, Bosses	Hard	$15,000,000	Hybrid X now breaks Instinct (+hitbox)
Dough	S	PvP, Combos	Hard	$2,800,000	Buffed — hitboxes & stuns across full kit
Tiger (ex-Leopard)	S	PvP, Speed	Medium	$5,000,000	Buffed — X wind-up –20%, C/F improvements
Kitsune	S	PvP & PvE Hybrid	Medium	$8,000,000	PvP nerfed — Z tap no longer breaks Instinct; X channels on hit
Portal	S	Grinding, Raids	Easy	$1,900,000	No change
Buddha	A	Grinding, Raids	Easy	$1,200,000	No change — still untouched grinding king
Dark	A	PvP Logia, Combos	Medium	$500,000	Major buff — Z no longer self-stuns, X now breaks Instinct; rises from C to A
Light	A	Early–Mid Game Grinding	Easy	$650,000	No change
Venom	A	Damage Over Time	Medium	$3,000,000	No change
Magma	A	Boss Farming	Medium	$960,000	No change
Blizzard	B	Crowd Control	Medium	$2,400,000	No change
Ghost	B	PvP, Sword Synergy	Medium	$940,000	Major buff — cast times halved; V mirrors sword abilities; rises from C to B
Phoenix	B	Sustain, Mobility	Medium	$1,800,000	Buffed — M1 damage +20%, X energy cost –40%
Ice	B	Early PvP, Stuns	Easy	$350,000	Buffed — Awakened X breaks Instinct; V now air-usable
Spider	B	AoE Damage, Combos	Medium	$1,500,000	Major buff — Z damage +50%, hitbox +60%; rises from C to B
Sand	B	Crowd Control	Easy	$420,000	Buffed — V vortex strength doubled; C end-lag –60%; rises from C to B
Quake	B	AoE PvP, Group Damage	Medium	$1,000,000	Buffed — damage +20–40% across kit, end-lag slashed
Flame	C	Beginner AoE, Early Game	Easy	$250,000	Buffed — travel speeds improved, F cooldown –20%; rises from D to C
Rocket	F	Cheap Flight	Easy	$5,000	No change

S-Tier: The Absolute Best Devil Fruits

These are the god-tier fruits that dominate in every situation. If you get your hands on one of these, you’re set.

• Dough (Mythical, Elemental) – $2,800,000 — Buffed in Patch 001
• Dragon (Mythical, Beast) – $15,000,000 — Hybrid X buffed in Patch 001
• Gas (Mythical, Elemental) – $3,200,000 — Buffed in Patch 001
• Tiger (Mythical, Beast) – $5,000,000 — Formerly Leopard; reworked & renamed in Update 28; further buffed in Patch 001
• Kitsune (Mythical, Beast) – $8,000,000 — PvP nerfed in Patch 001 (Z tap, X channeled); grinding value unchanged
• Mammoth (Mythical, Beast) – $2,700,000 — Buffed in Patch 001 (+10% all damage)
• Portal (Legendary, Natural) – $1,900,000 — No change
• Spirit (Mythical, Natural) – $3,400,000 — No change
• Yeti (Mythical, Beast) – $5,000,000 — Buffed in Patch 001 (+10% all damage, F hitbox +10%)

Why S-Tier? These fruits are the cream of the crop. Dough is incredibly versatile with high damage and combo potential — and got even stronger in Patch 001 with hitbox and stun improvements across the entire awakened kit. Dragon is the most expensive fruit in the game for a reason — its Hybrid X now breaks Instinct after Patch 001. Tiger (the reworked Leopard) holds the #1 PvP spot after its Update 28 rework and Patch 001 buffs — if guides mention “Leopard,” they mean Tiger. Kitsune took PvP nerfs in Patch 001 but remains elite. Portal’s mobility is unmatched for raids and grinding. If you’re lucky enough to get any of these, hold onto them tight.

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Dough (Mythical, Elemental) – $2,800,000

Dough (Mythical, Elemental)

Best for: PvP, Combos, Skilled Players
Dough is one of the most oppressive fruits in the game thanks to its insane combo potential, crowd control, and burst damage. Patch 001 buffed the entire awakened kit — Z hitbox +15%, X hitbox +20% with end-lag –20%, C hitbox +25% and stun +40%, V max hold extended from 3 to 4 seconds. Already S-tier, now even more reliable.

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Dragon (Mythical, Beast) – $15,000,000

Best for: Endgame PvP, Boss Fights, Flexing Wealth
Dragon is the strongest overall devil fruit in Blox Fruits. Patch 001 buffed Dragon Hybrid X — it now breaks Instinct and has a 20% larger hitbox, restoring the combo route Dragon mains wanted. Its transformation deals absurd damage, melts bosses, and dominates large-scale fights. Expensive, but worth every Beli.

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Gas (Mythical, Elemental) – $3,200,000

Best for: PvP Zoning, AoE Damage, Elemental Grinding
Gas controls the battlefield with lingering damage and massive AoE. Patch 001 buffed Gas — Transformed Z hitbox +15%, Transformed C damage +30% with charging time –30%. Perfect for players who like forcing enemies into bad positions and farming groups efficiently.

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Tiger (Mythical, Beast) – $5,000,000 (formerly Leopard)

Best for: PvP, Speed, Aggressive Playstyles
⚠️ Leopard was reworked and renamed to Tiger in Update 28. Any guide still calling this “Leopard” is outdated. Tiger is a menace — extreme speed, relentless pressure, and nonstop damage make it one of the most dangerous PvP fruits in the game. Patch 001 buffed Tiger further: X wind-up –20% and hitbox +15%; C tap travel speed +20%; Blazing Form V now heals 30% max HP on entry; Blazing Form F now breaks Instinct; Blazing Form Z damage +30%. Tiger is the current #1 PvP fruit when paired with Godhuman.

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Kitsune (Mythical, Beast) – $8,000,000

Best for: Hybrid PvP & PvE, Mobility, Stylish Combat
⚠️ Patch 001 PvP nerf: Kitsune’s untransformed Z tap no longer breaks Instinct (now Instinct-trickable), X now channels on hit (user can’t cast another ability until animation completes), and C gained 0.3 seconds of end-lag. These are surgical PvP nerfs — Kitsune’s grinding and PvE value is unchanged. It remains powerful but no longer the auto-pick it was before Patch 001.

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Mammoth (Mythical, Beast) – $2,700,000

Best for: Tanky PvP, Crowd Control, Raids
Mammoth turns you into a walking fortress. Patch 001 buffed Mammoth — all damage +10%, transformed dash distance +10%. Massive hitboxes, survivability, and AoE attacks make it incredible in raids and team fights.

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Portal (Legendary, Natural) – $1,900,000

Best for: Grinding, Raids, Map Mobility
Portal isn’t about raw damage — it’s about efficiency. Teleporting across the map makes grinding, raids, and farming insanely fast. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Spirit (Mythical, Natural) – $3,400,000

Best for: Versatile PvP, High Skill Expression
Spirit rewards players who master its mechanics. Strong burst damage, flexibility, and unique abilities make it deadly in the right hands. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Yeti (Mythical, Beast) – $5,000,000

Best for: PvP, AoE Damage, Control Playstyles
Yeti combines ice-based control with beast-level power. Patch 001 buffed Yeti — all damage +10%, transformed F hitbox +10%. Great for locking enemies down and dominating group fights.

A-Tier: Elite Devil Fruits

These fruits are just slightly below S-Tier but are still incredibly powerful and highly sought after.

• Buddha (Legendary, Beast) – $1,200,000 — No change in Patch 001
• Dark (Uncommon, Elemental) – $500,000 — ⬆️ Major buff in Patch 001 — rises from C-tier to A-tier
• Gravity (Mythical, Natural) – $2,500,000 — No change
• Light (Rare, Elemental) – $650,000 — No change
• Lightning (Legendary, Elemental) – $2,100,000 — PvP nerfed in Patch 001 (V hitbox reduced); PvE utility intact
• Magma (Rare, Elemental) – $960,000 — No change
• Pain (Legendary, Natural) – $2,300,000 — Last Stand fully reworked in Patch 001 — now an active kill-window mechanic
• T-Rex (Mythical, Beast) – $2,700,000 — No change
• Venom (Mythical, Natural) – $3,000,000 — No change

Why A-Tier? Buddha is legendary for grinding — its massive hitbox and defensive capabilities make farming a breeze, and it was untouched in Patch 001. Dark is the biggest mover in this tier: massive Patch 001 buffs (Z no longer self-stuns, X now breaks Instinct, C stun +50% on final hit) make awakened Dark the top Logia PvP pick — it was C-tier before, now it’s a genuine A-tier threat. Venom deals insane poison damage over time. Lightning still deals huge damage and clears enemies fast — its PvP V nerf doesn’t affect raids or PvE. Pain’s Last Stand was completely reworked into an active mechanic where health resets to max but drains, healing is disabled, and only a player kill resets the meter — a high risk, high reward playstyle shift. These fruits can easily carry you through endgame content.

Buddha (Legendary, Beast) – $1,200,000

Best for: Grinding, Raids, Beginners
The best grinding fruit in the game. Huge hitbox, insane defense, and beginner-friendly. Completely untouched by Patch 001. If your goal is leveling fast, Buddha is unmatched.

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Dark (Uncommon, Elemental) – $500,000 ⬆️ Rises from C to A after Patch 001

Best for: PvP Logia Combos, Budget S-tier Alternative
⚠️ Massive Patch 001 buff — don’t sleep on this. Awakened Dark received a full kit overhaul: Z no longer self-stuns (the fruit’s single biggest historical liability) and gained +25% range and hitbox; X now breaks Instinct with –25% end-lag; C stun duration +50% on final hit when fully held; V cast time –25%, end-lag –25%, travel speed +20%. Dark went from niche pick to the top Logia PvP fruit in one patch. At $500,000, it’s the highest-bang-for-buck competitive fruit in the game right now.

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Gravity (Mythical, Natural) – $2,500,000

Best for: AoE PvP, Team Fights
Gravity controls space with massive pull and slam attacks. Excellent for chaotic PvP and grouped enemies. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Light (Rare, Elemental) – $650,000

Best for: Speed Grinding, Early–Mid Game
Light is fast, efficient, and affordable. One of the best fruits for progressing through the early seas. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Lightning (Legendary, Elemental) – $2,100,000

Best for: High Damage PvE, Raids
Lightning dishes out huge damage and clears enemies fast, especially in raid scenarios. Patch 001 nerf: V tap hitbox –10% and V hold hitbox gained from charging –25%. These target PvP specifically — the core stun combo (X + Z) for PvE remains unchanged. Still strong for raids and grinding.

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Magma (Rare, Elemental) – $960,000

Best for: Boss Farming, Sustained Damage
Magma’s burning damage absolutely shreds bosses. Still one of the best PvE fruits in the game. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Pain (Legendary, Natural) – $2,300,000

Best for: Aggressive Kill-Window PvP, Burst Damage
⚠️ Last Stand fully reworked in Patch 001. The old passive survivability mechanic is gone. New Last Stand: when triggered, health resets to maximum but drains throughout the duration — healing is disabled. Defeating another player during this window deactivates Last Stand and resets the meter. NPC kills don’t count. Pain has shifted from a defensive pick into an aggressive, high-risk/high-reward fruit. Skilled players who can close a kill during Last Stand will love it; players who relied on passive sustain need to adapt their playstyle.

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T-Rex (Mythical, Beast) – $2,700,000

Best for: Aggressive PvP, AoE Pressure
T-Rex is loud, violent, and hits like a truck. Great for overwhelming enemies fast. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Venom (Mythical, Natural) – $3,000,000

Best for: Damage-Over-Time PvP, Raids
Venom’s poison stacks melt enemies over time. Its transformation is especially nasty in prolonged fights. Unchanged in Patch 001.

B-Tier: Solid All-Around Fruits

These are reliable fruits that perform well in most situations, though they’re not quite as dominant as the higher tiers. Patch 001 is a major mover here — Ghost, Spider, and Sand all rose from C-tier.

• Blizzard (Legendary, Elemental) – $2,400,000 — No change
• Control (Mythical, Natural) – $3,200,000 — Adjusted in Patch 001 (Outside Domain cooldowns +4 sec; Dagger M1 damage +350%)
• Creation (Legendary, Natural) – $1,400,000 — No change
• Ghost (Rare, Natural) – $940,000 — ⬆️ Major buff in Patch 001; rises from C to B
• Ice (Uncommon, Elemental) – $350,000 — Buffed in Patch 001 — Awakened X breaks Instinct; V now air-usable
• Phoenix (Legendary, Beast) – $1,800,000 — Buffed in Patch 001 — M1 damage +20%, X energy cost –40%
• Quake (Legendary, Natural) – $1,000,000 — Significantly buffed in Patch 001 — damage +20–40%, end-lag slashed
• Sand (Uncommon, Elemental) – $420,000 — ⬆️ Buffed in Patch 001; rises from C to B
• Shadow (Mythical, Natural) – $2,900,000 — No change
• Sound (Legendary, Natural) – $1,700,000 — No change
• Spider (Legendary, Natural) – $1,500,000 — ⬆️ Massive buff in Patch 001; rises from C to B

Why B-Tier? Blizzard excels at crowd control with its freezing abilities. Quake’s shockwaves are now far more useful after Patch 001 slashed end-lag and boosted damage by 20–40% across the awakened kit. Phoenix’s regeneration and aerial attacks make it incredibly versatile — and Patch 001 boosted its M1 damage by 20%. Shadow’s life-leeching abilities are perfect for sustain. Ghost is the big mover — cast times halved on Z and F, and V now allows summoned ghosts to mirror sword abilities, creating entirely new build synergies. Spider Z gained 50% damage, 20% range, and 60% hitbox in a single patch, making it viable in PvP for the first time in years. Sand’s V vortex strength was doubled and C end-lag cut by 60%, giving it real crowd control utility.

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Blizzard (Legendary, Elemental) – $2,400,000

Best for: Crowd Control, Raids, AoE Damage
Blizzard excels at freezing enemies and controlling large groups. It’s especially effective in raids and PvE content where crowd control matters more than burst damage. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Control (Mythical, Natural) – $3,200,000

Best for: High-Skill PvP, Battlefield Control
Control is powerful but requires experience. Patch 001 adjusted Control: Outside Domain X and C cooldowns both +4 seconds, F end-lag +0.25 seconds when hitting an enemy — net negative for the Outside Domain toolkit. Dagger Mode M1 damage +350% (with cooldown +250%) and hit-box cuts on X and C. The result is fewer spam windows but Dagger Mode gains a genuinely high-damage M1. Control remains B-tier but plays differently post-patch.

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Creation (Legendary, Natural) – $1,400,000

Best for: Utility Builds, Creative Playstyles
Creation offers unique structure-based abilities that reward creativity. Fun and useful, but not the strongest option for raw damage. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Ghost (Rare, Natural) – $940,000 ⬆️ Rises from C to B after Patch 001

Best for: Solo Hunting, Sword Synergy Builds
⚠️ Patch 001 overhaul. Ghost’s Z and F cast times were both halved. X range +15%. C knockback –30% (easier to follow up). V was fundamentally reworked — summoned ghosts can now mirror sword abilities. If you’re using a strong PvP sword like Pole V2 (also buffed in Patch 001), your ghosts now amplify it. Ghost went from niche distraction pick to a legitimate build-defining choice. Pairs especially well with buffed Pole V2 and Dark Blade.

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Ice (Uncommon, Elemental) – $350,000

Best for: Early-Game PvP, Stuns, Budget Grinding
Ice punches above its rarity thanks to freeze effects and elemental immunity. Patch 001 buffed Ice significantly: Awakened X now breaks Instinct with +25% hitbox, Awakened C travel speed +60%, and Awakened V is now usable in the air for the first time. Ice is now a more capable mid-game PvP and grinding pick than before.

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Quake (Legendary, Natural) – $1,000,000

Best for: AoE PvP, Group Damage, Budget Mid-Tier
Quake’s shockwaves and tsunamis are excellent for hitting multiple enemies. Patch 001 massively buffed Quake: Z damage +20% and end-lag –70%; X damage +40%, wind-up –30%, end-lag –30%; C damage +40%, wind-up –30%, end-lag –30%; V damage +20%. The end-lag cuts alone transform Quake from sluggish to competitive. Strong in chaotic fights and now much more viable in 1v1 PvP too.

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Phoenix (Legendary, Beast) – $1,800,000

Best for: Sustain, Mobility, Hybrid PvE
Phoenix’s healing and flight make it incredibly versatile. Patch 001 buffed Phoenix: Awakened Transformed M1 damage +20%, hitbox +20%, explosion hitbox +20%; Z damage +15%; X energy cost –40%. The X energy reduction is especially significant for paired builds with Cyborg race (infinite stamina synergy). Damage isn’t top-tier, but survivability is elite.

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Sand (Uncommon, Elemental) – $420,000 ⬆️ Rises from C to B after Patch 001

Best for: Crowd Control, Budget AoE
Sand is helpful early thanks to elemental immunity, but its moveset was previously outdated. Patch 001 buffed Sand significantly: X on-hit end-lag –40%; C end-lag –60% and hitbox +25%; V vortex strength doubled (pulls enemies twice as hard to center) and cast time –50%; F flight speed +25%. Sand’s V vortex change alone makes it a legitimate crowd-control tool in group fights. Budget pick that’s now actually competitive.

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Shadow (Mythical, Natural) – $2,900,000

Best for: Sustain PvP, Life-Leech Builds
Shadow drains enemy health while keeping you alive. Great for prolonged fights, though it lacks explosive burst damage. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Sound (Legendary, Natural) – $1,700,000

Best for: Fun PvP, Mid-Range Pressure
Sound delivers flashy, consistent damage but struggles against top-tier fruits. Solid choice if you enjoy ranged pressure. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Spider (Legendary, Natural) – $1,500,000 ⬆️ Rises from C to B after Patch 001

Best for: AoE Burst, Combo Playstyles
Spider’s string mechanics are fun and flexible. Patch 001 gave Spider the single largest per-move buff in the entire patch: Awakened Z damage +50%, range +20%, hitbox +60%. Awakened X hitbox +30%, stun +20%. Spider Z is effectively a new ability — expect this fruit to see significant play in the coming weeks until a potential Patch 002 rebalances it. Keep an eye on trade values.

C-Tier: Decent Mid-Game Options

These fruits are solid choices for mid-game progression but start to fall off in endgame content. Several Patch 001 buffs nudged former C-tier fruits into B — those that remain here are still functional but outclassed in the current meta.

• Blade (Common, Natural) – $30,000 — No change
• Diamond (Uncommon, Natural) – $600,000 — Adjusted in Patch 001: M1 no longer breaks Instinct (cooldown –20%), C +1-second stun added, all damage –10%
• Eagle (Uncommon, Beast) – $550,000 — Buffed in Patch 001: C wind-up –45%, V hitbox +20% & stun +30%, F flight speed +30%
• Love (Legendary, Natural) – $1,300,000 — No change

Why C-Tier? These fruits have their moments. Diamond’s M1 no longer breaks Instinct after Patch 001 (a nerf), but it gained a 1-second stun on C (a trade-off). Eagle received meaningful buffs in Patch 001 but still falls short of B-tier impact. Love can weaken enemies, but its damage output limits its effectiveness in late game.

Blade (Common, Natural) – $30,000

Best for: Early-Game Melee Combat
Blade is straightforward and effective early on, but quickly becomes obsolete. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Diamond (Uncommon, Natural) – $600,000

Best for: Defense, Tanky Builds
Diamond offers good durability. Patch 001 adjusted Diamond: M1 no longer breaks Instinct (cooldown decreased 20%); C gained a 1-second stun; all damage –10%. Net-negative for PvP offense, but the new C stun adds a useful utility option.

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Eagle (Uncommon, Beast) – $550,000

Best for: Mobility, Aerial Exploration
Eagle’s flight is useful early. Patch 001 buffed Eagle: Z end-lag –20%; C wind-up –45% and travel speed +25%; V hitbox +20% and stun +30%; F flight speed +30%. Improved significantly, but still C-tier due to limited endgame ceiling.

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Love (Legendary, Natural) – $1,300,000

Best for: Support, Debuff PvP
Love can weaken enemies, but its damage output limits its effectiveness in late game. Unchanged in Patch 001.

D-Tier: Early Game Fruits

These fruits are fine when you’re just starting out, but you’ll want to replace them as soon as possible. Note that Flame has risen out of D-tier to C-tier after its Patch 001 buffs — see C-tier above.

• Bomb (Common, Natural) – $80,000 — No change
• Rubber (Rare, Natural) – $750,000 — No change
• Smoke (Common, Elemental) – $100,000 — No change

Why D-Tier? Bomb and Smoke are okay for beginners, but their damage and utility fall off quickly. Rubber used to be more popular for its gun resistance, but it’s been overshadowed by better options. Flame was in this tier before Patch 001 buffed its awakened travel speeds and cooldowns — it’s now C-tier. Use these if you have nothing else, but actively hunt for upgrades.

Bomb (Common, Natural) – $80,000

Best for: Early AoE Damage
Bomb hits hard early but doesn’t scale well. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Flame (Uncommon, Elemental) – $250,000 ⬆️ Rises from D to C after Patch 001 — see C-Tier section above

Best for: Beginner Grinding, AoE Damage
Flame received meaningful Patch 001 buffs to its awakened moves (Awakened X travel speed +40%, Awakened V cast time –30% and travel speed +30%, F cooldown –20%). It’s now a better starter elemental fruit than it was. We’ve moved it up to C-tier to reflect these improvements — see the C-Tier section above.

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Rubber (Rare, Natural) – $750,000

Best for: Gun Resistance, Niche PvP
Rubber has situational value but lacks overall impact. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Smoke (Common, Elemental) – $100,000

Best for: Elemental Immunity, Early Levels
Smoke’s immunity is useful early, but damage is weak. Unchanged in Patch 001.

F-Tier: Skip These

These are the weakest fruits in the game. Unless you’re doing a challenge run, avoid these. All unchanged in Patch 001.

• Rocket (Common, Natural) – $5,000
• Spike (Common, Natural) – $180,000
• Spin (Common, Natural) – $7,500
• Spring (Common, Natural) – $60,000

Why F-Tier? These fruits offer minimal utility and damage. Rocket’s only advantage is cheap flight. Spring’s mobility is quirky but impractical. Spin and Spike have extremely limited use cases. If you’re stuck with one of these, your priority should be saving up for literally anything in a higher tier.

Rocket (Common, Natural) – $5,000

Best for: Cheap Flight, New Players
Rocket’s flight is its only redeeming quality. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Spike (Common, Natural) – $180,000

Best for: Close-Range Gimmicks
Very limited range and utility. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Spin (Common, Natural) – $7,500

Best for: Meme Builds
Spin is flashy but ineffective. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Spring (Common, Natural) – $60,000

Best for: Movement Tricks
Fun movement, terrible combat. Unchanged in Patch 001.

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Understanding Devil Fruit Categories

Devil fruits in Blox Fruits are divided into three categories, each with unique characteristics:

Natural Fruits

These fruits give you special abilities without transforming your body into an element or beast. Examples include Dough, Gravity, and Shadow.

Pros: Versatile movesets, often with unique mechanics like portals or string manipulation.

Cons: No elemental immunity, so you take full damage from all attacks.

Elemental Fruits

Elemental fruits let you become and manipulate a specific element like fire, ice, or lightning. Examples include Magma, Light, and Gas.

Pros: Elemental immunity means lower-level enemies can’t damage you (huge advantage for grinding). High damage output.

Cons: Haki users can bypass your elemental immunity, and some fruits have limited mobility.

Beast Fruits

Beast fruits allow you to transform into a powerful creature. Examples include Dragon, Tiger, and Phoenix.

Pros: Massive damage, often with transformation abilities that boost your stats. Great for close-range combat.

Cons: No elemental immunity, and some transformations have clunky controls.

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How to Get Devil Fruits in Blox Fruits

Finding the right devil fruit can be a grind, but here are all the methods to get your hands on these powerful abilities:

1. Blox Fruit Dealer

The most common method. The Blox Fruit Dealer appears in different locations depending on which sea you’re in. Look for an NPC wearing a black tricorn hat with red lining. The dealer’s stock is randomized, so check back frequently as you earn more Beli.

2. Blox Fruit Gacha

Scattered across the map, Blox Fruit Gachas let you spend money for a random chance at winning devil fruits and other prizes. It’s essentially gambling, but if you’re feeling lucky, it’s worth a shot.

3. Factory and Ship Raids

Participate in raids to earn devil fruits. The player who deals the most damage during a raid gets a devil fruit as a reward. In-game text will alert you when a raid is about to start.

4. Finding Fruits in the Overworld

Occasionally, devil fruits will spawn under trees in the overworld. They’re rare, but if you’re exploring and happen to spot one, grab it immediately.

5. Trading with Other Players

If you’re trying to get a specific fruit, trading with other players can be your best bet. Just make sure you know the value of what you’re trading — don’t get scammed! Note that trade values for buffed fruits like Dark, Spider, and Ghost may be rising post-Patch 001, while nerfed fruits like Kitsune may see softened demand.

Pro tip: Dragon is the most expensive fruit at $15 million Beli, so start saving early if that’s your goal. For lower-tier fruits, you can grind and purchase them relatively quickly.

For more ways to speed up your Blox Fruits progression, check out Blox Fruits codes for free XP boosts and Beli. Note: Summer Balance Patch 001 did not add any new codes.

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All Devil Fruits and Their Effects (Complete List)

Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of every devil fruit in Blox Fruits, including their rarity, category, cost, and effects. This list reflects the current roster as of September 2026 — Leopard no longer exists as a purchasable fruit (it was reworked into Tiger). Dragon (Classic) was also removed. The game now has 41 obtainable fruits from the dealer.

Common Fruits:

Rocket – $5,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Shoot rocket-missiles and gain flight ability. Great for beginners who need mobility.

Spin – $7,500 (Natural)

• Effect: Spin rapidly to create sharp air attacks that stun opponents. Limited use beyond early game.

Blade – $30,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Attach razor-sharp blades to your limbs for close-range combat.

Spring – $60,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Turn body parts into springs for quick, long-range attacks and mobility.

Bomb – $80,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Create and manipulate explosive spherical bombs for area damage.

Smoke – $100,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Create, become, and manipulate smoke for cloudy attacks. Elemental immunity is the main draw.

Spike – $180,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Deploy spikes anywhere and transform body into spikes for close-range damage.

Uncommon Fruits:

Flame – $250,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Create, become, and manipulate fire for scorching attacks. Solid early-game elemental fruit. Awakened moves buffed in Patch 001 (faster travel speeds, F cooldown –20%).

Ice – $350,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Launch freezing projectiles and encase enemies in ice. Awakened X now breaks Instinct; Awakened V now usable in the air after Patch 001.

Sand – $420,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Create sandstorms and sand traps. V vortex strength doubled in Patch 001. Elemental immunity makes grinding easier.

Dark – $500,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Manipulate darkness to stun, pull, and attack enemies. Massively buffed in Patch 001 — Awakened Z no longer self-stuns, Awakened X now breaks Instinct. Now the top Logia PvP pick.

Eagle – $550,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Gain eagle wings for aerial mobility and bird-like attacks. Buffed in Patch 001 (C wind-up –45%, V stun +30%, F flight speed +30%).

Diamond – $600,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Encrust body with diamond for defense and conjure diamond attacks. Adjusted in Patch 001 — M1 no longer breaks Instinct; C adds a 1-second stun; all damage –10%.

Rare Fruits:

Light – $650,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Create, become, and manipulate light. One of the fastest fruits in the game. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Rubber – $750,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Mainly used for countering guns. Inspired by One Piece’s Gomu Gomu no Mi. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Ghost – $940,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Use cold, spectral attacks. V reworked in Patch 001 — summoned ghosts now mirror sword abilities. Z and F cast times halved.

Magma – $960,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Control and become magma with fist-like projectiles. High damage and residual burning. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Legendary Fruits:

Quake – $1,000,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Create shockwave attacks and summon tsunamis. Great for handling multiple enemies. Significantly buffed in Patch 001 — damage +20–40% across the awakened kit, end-lag slashed.

Buddha – $1,200,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Transform into a towering golden Buddha. Massive hitbox and defense make it perfect for grinding. Completely unchanged in Patch 001 — still the grinding king.

Love – $1,300,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Conjure heart-shaped attacks that damage enemies and reduce their attack power. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Creation – $1,400,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Generate and manipulate structures via “Prismatic Magic.” Unchanged in Patch 001.

Spider – $1,500,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Control strings like a spider’s web for mobility and sharp attacks. Massively buffed in Patch 001 — Awakened Z damage +50%, range +20%, hitbox +60%.

Sound – $1,700,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Manipulate sound and launch musical note attacks. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Phoenix – $1,800,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Manipulate blue and yellow flames for devastating fire attacks and explosions. Buffed in Patch 001 — M1 damage +20%, X energy cost –40%.

Portal – $1,900,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Create portals for instantaneous teleportation. Incredible mobility. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Lightning – $2,100,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Control, generate, and transform into lightning. Summon thunderstorms for massive damage. PvP V-move nerfed in Patch 001 (hitbox reduced); PvE utility intact. This fruit was formerly known as Rumble — if older guides say “Rumble,” they mean Lightning.

Pain – $2,300,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Last Stand reworked in Patch 001 — now an active kill-window mechanic. Health resets to max on activation but drains; healing disabled; only a player kill resets the meter. Aggressive, high-risk playstyle.

Blizzard – $2,400,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Create and manipulate snow to control snowstorms and blizzards. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Mythical Fruits:

Gravity – $2,500,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Control and manipulate gravitational force to influence the battlefield. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Mammoth – $2,700,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Transform into an armored mammoth with powerful air slashes and wind manipulation. Buffed in Patch 001 — all damage +10%, transformed dash distance +10%.

T-Rex – $2,700,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Transform into a horned, bone-covered T-Rex. Create green air blades and summon meteors. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Dough – $2,800,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Control and become pastry dough for sharp, sticky attacks with incredible combo potential. Buffed across the entire awakened kit in Patch 001 — hitboxes +15–25%, stun +40% on C.

Shadow – $2,900,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Control shadows for umbra-based attacks that leech life from enemies. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Venom – $3,000,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Control venom for poisonous damage. Transform into a giant hydra when Fury Meter is full. Unchanged in Patch 001.

Control – $3,200,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Create a large circular area to unleash powerful abilities and toss massive structures. Adjusted in Patch 001 — Outside Domain cooldowns increased; Dagger Mode M1 damage tripled.

Gas – $3,200,000 (Elemental)

• Effect: Create and manipulate flammable gas for devastating attacks. Buffed in Patch 001 — Transformed C damage +30%.

Spirit – $3,400,000 (Natural)

• Effect: Use spirit-based attacks revolving around Demons (Ra) and Angels (Shu). Unchanged in Patch 001.

Tiger – $5,000,000 (Beast) (formerly Leopard — reworked and renamed in Update 28)

• Effect: Transform into an anthropomorphic tiger with incredible speed, agility, and offense. The Hunt V mechanic refreshes cooldowns on hit. Buffed in Patch 001 — Blazing Form V heals 30% max HP on entry; Blazing Form F now breaks Instinct. Current #1 PvP fruit.

Yeti – $5,000,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Manipulate ice and transform into a mythological Yeti for powerful attacks. Buffed in Patch 001 — all damage +10%, F hitbox +10%.

Kitsune – $8,000,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Conjure blue fire and transform into a Japanese mythological Kitsune. PvP nerfed in Patch 001 — untransformed Z tap no longer breaks Instinct, X now channels on hit. PvE and grinding value unchanged.

Dragon – $15,000,000 (Beast)

• Effect: Transform into a mythical dragon or human-hybrid dragon for massive fiery damage. Patch 001 buffed Hybrid X — now breaks Instinct with a 20% larger hitbox.

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Important Notes About Fruit Names

Blox Fruits receives regular updates that sometimes change fruit names. Here’s what you need to know:

• Leopard is now Tiger (reworked & renamed in Update 28) — the #1 PvP pick right now
• Rumble is now Lightning (reworked & renamed in Update 27)
• Kilo is now Rocket
• Falcon is now Eagle
• Barrier is now Creation
• Door is now Portal
• Paw is now Pain

If you’re watching older guides or reading outdated tier lists, keep these name changes in mind! Particularly, any guide recommending “Leopard” for PvP is referring to Tiger — the same fruit slot with an entirely rebuilt moveset.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Choosing the Right Devil Fruit

Picking the right devil fruit can make or break your Blox Fruits experience. While S-Tier fruits like Dragon, Dough, and Tiger are obviously the strongest, don’t sleep on A-Tier options like Buddha, Venom, and especially Dark — one of the biggest winners from Summer Balance Patch 001 and now A-tier at just $500,000.

My advice? If you’re just starting out, grab any Elemental fruit you can afford for the immunity boost while grinding. As you progress and earn more Beli, start saving for Legendary or Mythical fruits. And if you’re serious about PvP, prioritize fruits with good combo potential and mobility — or pick up an awakened Dark right now while it’s undervalued relative to its post-Patch 001 power level.

Most importantly, have fun experimenting! Part of the charm of Blox Fruits is discovering which devil fruit matches your playstyle perfectly.

Happy fruit hunting, and may your next spin land you a Dragon! ????????

“Which fruit are you currently hunting for? Did we rank your favorite too low? Let us know in the comments below!”

Last updated: September 2026 — reflects Summer Balance Patch 001 (August 6–7, 2026) and Update 31 (March 28, 2026).