Venom Fruit Blox Fruits Complete Guide

TL;DR

• Venom Fruit is a Mythical Natural-type fruit that costs 3,000,000 Beli or 2,450 Robux.
• It deals poison damage over time with moves that create venomous puddles.
• The Fury Meter fills over time. When full, you can transform into a giant three-headed Hydra.
• 300 Mastery is needed to unlock the transformation.
• Great for both grinding PvE and fighting in PvP.
• Currently has no awakening in the game.
• Physical trade value is 10M Beli. Permanent value is around 2.40B.

What Is Venom Fruit in Blox Fruits?

Venom Fruit Blox Fruits is one of the most powerful and unique fruits in the entire game. It is a Mythical Natural-type fruit, which means it is rare, expensive, and very hard to get. What makes it special is the way it deals damage. Instead of hitting enemies once for big numbers, it poisons them. Enemies slowly lose health over time from the toxic puddles and venom effects your moves leave behind.

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Venom is the only Natural-type fruit in the game that has a Fury Meter and a transformation. That makes it unique. Most transformation fruits are Beast-type. Venom breaks that rule. When your Fury Meter is full, you can turn into a massive three-headed Hydra and deal huge damage.

It is a top-tier pick if you like a strategic playstyle. You set up poison puddles, drain enemy instinct, and then go in for the kill. It works well for grinding mobs and for PvP fights.

How to Get Venom Fruit in Blox Fruits

Getting Venom Fruit is not easy. It is a Mythical rarity fruit, which means it is rare in every way you can get it. Here are all the methods.

Buy It from the Blox Fruit Dealer

The most reliable method is the Blox Fruit Dealer. If Venom happens to be in stock, you can buy it for 3,000,000 Beli or 2,450 Robux. The problem is that it only has around a 1.2% chance to appear in each stock rotation. So you may have to wait a long time or check often.

Find It as a World Spawn

Fruits can also spawn randomly under trees across the map. Venom has about a 1.01% chance to appear in each hourly spawn. These spawns only last a few minutes before the fruit disappears. This method is very unreliable for a Mythical fruit like Venom.

Trade with Other Players

Trading is often the fastest way to get Venom. Many players already have it and will trade for high-value items. Venom has a physical trade value of around 10M Beli. Its permanent version is worth around 2.40B. When trading, only swap it for items of similar or higher demand, like Kitsune Fruit.

Venom Fruit Stats and Details

• Type: Natural
• Rarity: Mythical
• Cost: 3,000,000 Beli or 2,450 Robux
• Stock Chance: ~1.2%
• Spawn Chance: ~1.01% per hour
• Has Awakening: No
• Has Transformation: Yes (requires full Fury Meter + 300 Mastery)
• Fury Meter Recharge: 1 minute 30 seconds

Venom Fruit Passive Abilities

Before we get into the moves, it helps to understand the passive features Venom gives you.

Fury Meter

Venom gives you a Fury Meter. You start with 50% of it already filled when you spawn. It fills up over time and charges faster when you land attacks. When the meter is completely full, you can activate your transformation. After transforming, the meter drains over time. It takes 1 minute and 30 seconds to fully recharge after it empties.

Hazardous Puddles

Many of Venom’s moves create poisonous puddles on the ground. If an enemy steps into one, they take damage over time. Some puddles can also blur the enemy’s vision, making it harder for them to fight back. These puddles are key to your damage strategy.

Venomous Drop

If you jump from a high point and land on the ground, it creates an AoE explosion that spreads poisonous puddles around the impact area. This is a great tool for surprising enemies or dealing quick area damage when landing.

Venom Fruit All Moves (Normal Form)

Here is a breakdown of every move in Venom Fruit’s normal form and what each one does.

Z – Poison Daggers (Unlocked by Default)

This is your first and most used move. You fire poisonous blades in the direction you are aiming. The blades poison enemies on hit and create venomous puddles on the ground. Since Venom replaces your normal attacks, this becomes your main go-to move early on. You can hold the key down to fire more blades. It has a wide area of effect and is great for starting combos.

X – Noxious Shot (Unlocked at 100 Mastery)

You launch a poisonous orb at the enemy. After the orb hits, it releases a burst of explosive venom bolts. All enemies hit get poisoned. This move is good for mid-range pressure and helps poison multiple targets at once. It also auto-aims, so it is reliable in tight situations.

C – Toxic Fog (Unlocked at 200 Mastery)

You create a large cloud of venomous gas in an area. Enemies inside take damage over time and stay poisoned as long as they are within the fog. In PvP, the untransformed version is very quiet, which can catch enemies off guard. The fog is great for area control, forcing enemies to move out of safe spots.

F – Serpent’s Wrath (Unlocked at 50 Mastery)

This is your flight move. You wrap yourself in a venomous snake aura and take flight. While airborne, you deal continuous poison damage to enemies near you. When you release the key, you trigger a small purple explosion on impact. The unique part is that the flight speed actually increases the lower your health gets. It also lets you fly while slowly poisoning anyone you pass through.

V – Transformation (Unlocked at 300 Mastery, Requires Full Fury Meter)

This is Venom’s ultimate. When your Fury Meter is full and you have 300 Mastery, you press V to transform into a massive three-headed venomous Hydra. While transformed, you get a 50% defense boost, enhanced poison damage, and all of your moves are upgraded. The transformation locks out your other weapons, but the boosted moveset more than makes up for it.

Venom Fruit Transformed Moves

When you activate the Hydra transformation, your moveset changes completely. Here is what each transformed move does.

Z – Poison Blades (Transformed)

You fire a rain of deadly poisonous blades over a wide area. The blades create large Venom Miasma puddles on the ground. You can hold the key to fire even more blades. This move covers a huge area and is great for wiping out groups of enemies.

X – Venom Rays (Transformed)

You fire three enhanced venom rays with increased range. Each ray creates additional puddles where it lands. This move has greater spread and range than the normal form’s X move. It is one of your most powerful burst options while transformed.

C – Transformed Toxic Fog

The transformed version of Toxic Fog covers a much wider area. More importantly, it prevents enemies from air jumping, dashing, or activating Instinct while inside it. This is a huge PvP tool. It traps enemies and forces them to take your poison damage with no escape options.

F – Giant Serpent Flight (Transformed)

You are wrapped in a massive venomous snake aura with three rotating dragon heads. It explodes on impact and delivers heavy multi-target damage. This is a powerful mobility and damage move that rewards aggressive positioning.

Venom Fruit Best Build and Stats

To get the most out of Venom Fruit, you want to focus your stat points on Blox Fruit (also called Devil Fruit stats). Most players recommend putting at least 2,400 points into Blox Fruit stats before focusing elsewhere. This ensures your Transformation can do heavy damage and your poison moves hit hard.

In terms of race, the best options are:

• Ghoul V3 – Reduces cooldowns further, which helps you spam Venom moves faster. Check the Ghoul Race guide for full details.
• Shark V2 or V3 – Lets you take no damage in water, which is important for sea content. Read our Shark Race guide.
• Human V3 – Buffs your overall damage output. See the Human Race guide.

You can also check our Blox Fruits Race Tier List to compare all races and find what works best for your playstyle.

Venom Fruit PvP Tips

Venom is one of the better fruits for PvP when used correctly. The key is poison stacking, not raw burst damage. Here is how to fight well with Venom.

Use Poison Puddles to Zone Enemies

Your puddles deal damage passively. Lay them down early in a fight. Force your opponent to move where you want them. This chips their health down before the real fight even starts.

Drain Instinct Dodges

One of Venom’s best tools is that poison damage forces enemies to dodge repeatedly. Every time they dodge to avoid the ticking poison, they use up an Instinct dodge. When they run out of dodges, they are wide open for a full combo.

Interrupt Charged Moves

Venom is an excellent counter to fruits that require holding moves to deal full damage. Fruits like Dough, Bomb, and Spider all rely on holding buttons. Venom’s tick damage interrupts those charges, stopping their combos dead.

Save Transformed C Move for Combos

The transformed Toxic Fog prevents dashing, air jumping, and Instinct activation. Use it to lock enemies in place, then follow up with your other moves for maximum damage.

Use Transformation at the Right Time

Do not transform immediately at the start of a fight. Save it for when the enemy is low or when you need a power spike to close out the fight. The 62.5% defense boost makes you much harder to kill while transformed.

Venom Fruit PvE and Grinding Tips

Venom is also excellent for grinding XP and clearing mobs. Here are the best ways to use it for PvE.

Group Enemies and Use Z Move

Pull enemies together near a building or wall. Then use your Z move to drop poison puddles on the ground near them. The NPCs walk into the puddles and take passive damage. Repeat until they are all dead. Very efficient.

Use the F Move on Groups

Get a crowd of NPCs near you, then double jump and fly through them with the F move. You deal continuous poison damage as you fly through. When you release the key, the explosion at the end deals bonus damage. This is one of the fastest ways to clear groups.

Venom Is Great for Sea Events

The wide AoE of Venom’s transformed moves and poison puddles make it great for Sea Events. The Hydra transformation clears large waves of enemies quickly.

For more grinding advice, check our Best Blox Fruits Grinding and Leveling Guide.

Venom Fruit Counters and Weaknesses

Venom is strong, but it does have a few weaknesses you need to know about.

Slow Projectile Speed

Some of Venom’s projectiles are slow. Skilled players can dodge them. This is why you need to set up puddles in advance rather than relying on direct hits every time.

Poison Tick Damage Does Not Stack

Unlike Magma, Venom’s poison tick damage does not stack. Hitting an enemy multiple times with poison does not increase the poison damage rate. You need to wait between moves to let one tick run before applying another for the best output.

Requires High Mastery Investment

You do not get the transformation until 300 Mastery. The best moves come at 200 and 300 Mastery. In the early stages, you are working with limited tools. Be patient and grind your Mastery up.

Transformation Slows You Down

When you transform into the Hydra, your movement speed is reduced. Fast fruits like Leopard can still outrun you and punish you during transformation. Plan your transformation carefully.

What Fruits Does Venom Counter?

Venom is a natural counter to several high-tier fruits. Here is who Venom beats and why.

• Dough Fruit – Dough players need to hold moves to deal full damage. Venom’s tick damage interrupts those holds. Dough’s X and V moves are especially easy to counter this way.
• Dragon Fruit (Transformed) – Venom’s extreme tick damage and high AoE, combined with a tanky transformation of its own, can counter the Dragon transformation effectively.
• Bomb and Spider – Same reason as Dough. These fruits need held moves to deal max damage. Venom poison interrupts them constantly.
• T-Rex – Venom’s transformation is tanky enough to absorb T-Rex hits while poisoning it back.

Venom Fruit Trade Value

Venom is one of the more valuable Mythical fruits in the trading market. Here is a quick breakdown of its value.

• Physical Value: ~10M Beli
• Permanent Value: ~2.40B
• Tier Ranking: T2 in most community trade tier lists

If you want to trade Venom, only offer it for fruits of equal or higher demand. Top trades include Kitsune or high-value Gamepasses. Avoid trading it down for lower-tier Mythicals without adding extra items.

For a full look at where Venom ranks among all fruits, check our Blox Fruits Tier List.

Does Venom Fruit Have an Awakening?

No. As of now, Venom Fruit does not have an awakening in Blox Fruits. It remains one of the few Mythical fruits without one. There have been community discussions and concept ideas floating around, but nothing has been officially confirmed or released by the developers yet. The base kit is still strong without an awakening, but players are hopeful one comes in a future update.

Venom Fruit Pros and Cons

Pros

• Strong and consistent poison damage over time.
• Great AoE coverage with puddles and fog moves.
• The Hydra transformation gives a 50% to 62.5% defense boost.
• Excellent counter to many top-tier PvP fruits.
• Flight move speeds up as your health drops, making comebacks possible.
• Instinct-breaking through passive poison draining dodges.
• Works well from early levels with the default Z and F moves.

Cons

• Slow projectiles on some moves. Skilled players can dodge them.
• Poison tick damage does not stack.
• Transformation reduces movement speed.
• High mastery requirement (300) for the transformation.
• No awakening currently available.
• Very rare and expensive to obtain.

Venom Fruit vs Other Mythical Fruits

Wondering how Venom stacks up against other top fruits? Here is a quick comparison to help you decide.

• Venom vs Dragon – Dragon has more raw burst and mobility. Venom has better zone control and can counter Dragon’s transformation. Choose Dragon for mobility, Venom for sustained damage.
• Venom vs Dough – Venom hard counters Dough. Dough is still strong overall but struggles against Venom specifically.
• Venom vs Tiger – Tiger has higher mobility and burst. Venom wins in area denial and sustained fights. Different playstyles.
• Venom vs Kitsune – Kitsune has higher trade value and versatility. Venom is more specialized but still competitive in PvP.
• Venom vs Buddha – Buddha is easier to use for grinding. Venom has higher damage output. For endgame, Venom is the better grinder.

Best Race for Venom Fruit Users

The race you pick matters a lot when using Venom. Here are the best options.

• Ghoul V3 – Best for reducing cooldowns so you can spam moves. Read the full Ghoul Race guide.
• Shark V2 or V3 – Best for sea grinding. You take no water damage while transformed. See the Shark Race guide.
• Human V3 – Buffs all damage, including poison damage from Venom. Full details in the Human Race guide.
• Angel Race – Provides additional movement buffs in the air. Check the Angel Race guide.
• Cyborg Race – Energy shield can help you survive long enough to build the Fury Meter. Read the Cyborg Race guide.

You can also explore the Blox Fruits Race Tier List V4 for a full ranking, or the Draco Race guide, Rabbit Race guide, and Human Race guide to explore all your options.

Free Codes to Help You Get Started

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Venom Fruit Frequently Asked Questions