Every serious build in Blox Fruits starts with one decision: which power do you eat? This Blox Fruits fruit list covers all 41 fruits in the game right now. You get exact Beli prices, Robux prices, and the type of every single one. Our Blox Fruits list of fruits runs by rarity. Jump straight to whatever your wallet allows. Mutations, removed fruits, and the newest balance news are all in here too.
How Many Fruits Are in Blox Fruits?
The game currently holds 41 obtainable fruits. They split into three types and five rarity bands.
- 21 Natural fruits, also called Paramecia
- 11 Elemental fruits, also called Logia
- 9 Beast fruits, also called Zoan
Rarity works separately from type. Seven fruits sit at Common, six at Uncommon, four at Rare, eleven at Legendary, and thirteen at Mythical. A Mythical fruit is not automatically the right buy, though. Price tracks scarcity, not raw strength.
Blox Fruits Fruit List 2026 – Every Fruit by Rarity
Here is the full breakdown. Beli prices come from the Blox Fruit Dealer. Robux purchases stay in your inventory forever, while Beli fruits vanish once you buy another with Beli.
Mythical Fruits
Thirteen fruits sit at the top of the food chain. These spawn least often and cost the most.
A few notes worth your Beli. Dragon unlocks Imperial Evolution at 350 Mastery and costs triple what anything else does. Tiger replaced the old Leopard fruit and now runs a Fire Meter. Dough looks silly on paper, yet awakened Dough owns the duel meta.
Legendary Fruits
Eleven fruits fill the Legendary band. Several outperform Mythicals inside their own lane, and they cost far less.
Buddha is the standout bargain here. Its Transform move unlocks at 1 Mastery and turns levelling into a chore you barely notice. Portal skips travel time entirely. Lightning replaced Rumble, so old guides using that name are out of date.
Rare Fruits
Only four fruits carry the Rare label. Each one earns its slot for a different reason.
Light Flight unlocks at just 10 Mastery and makes First Sea travel painless. Magma leaves burning ground behind, which shreds bosses and Sea Beasts. Rubber blocks Lightning and gun damage, a niche that still catches people out.
Uncommon Fruits
Six budget picks that punch above their price. Most new players should start somewhere in this group.
Dark is the sleeper of this bracket. Its awakened kit got heavy buffs in the summer patch, and it still costs half a million Beli. Eagle stepped in after Falcon left the game. Ice walks on water without any awakening at all.
Common Fruits
Seven starter powers. Cheap, quick to unlock, and easy to outgrow within a week.
Smoke deserves a mention despite its rarity. Smoke Bomber costs 10 Mastery and lets you hover above NPCs while dropping explosives. Plenty of players farm their first few hundred levels with it.
Blox Fruits Types Explained
Type decides how a fruit actually feels in your hands. Rarity only decides how hard it is to find.
- Natural (Paramecia)– the biggest group at 21 fruits. Powers range from gravity wells to teleport doors. Most carry no passive defence, so you trade safety for weird utility.
- Elemental (Logia)– eleven fruits with the Elemental Reflex passive. Lower level NPCs simply cannot touch you. That immunity makes grinding far safer, though bosses ignore it completely.
- Beast (Zoan)– nine fruits built around transformations. You turn into a creature, gain damage reduction, and usually lose access to swords or guns while shifted.
One catch worth knowing. Aura cancels Elemental Reflex, so any player or NPC with Aura active can still hit an Elemental user.
Fruit Mutations – The Rarest Powers in Blox Fruits
Mutations sit outside the normal Blox Fruits all fruits count. They are altered versions of existing Mythical Beast fruits, and each behaves like a separate fruit.
- Werewolf– a Tiger mutation tied to the 2025 Halloween event.
- Empyrean– a Kitsune mutation from the Christmas 2025 update. It is the only mutation with skins, namely Crimson and Galaxy.
- Fiend– a Yeti mutation that arrived in February 2026 and ranks near the top of the meta.
Two rules trip people up here. Mutations share no Mastery with their parent fruit, so you grind from scratch. You also keep the mutation permanently once unlocked, and you can swap back via the permanent fruits shop.
How to Get Fruits in Blox Fruits
Four routes exist, and smart players use all of them.
Blox Fruit Dealer
Your main shop. Stock rotates every four hours, so not everything is available at once. Robux purchases bypass the rotation entirely. You will find him at these spots:
- Pirate Starter Island
- Marine Starter Island
- Middle Town
- Dressrosa Docks in the Second Sea
- The Cafe in the Second Sea
Blox Fruit Gacha
The Dealer Cousin hands you a random fruit for Beli. He waits at the Cafe and the Jungle. Expect a cooldown between rolls, so treat it as a gamble rather than a plan.
Factory Raid
Whoever deals the most damage during a Factory Raid walks away with a fruit. Bring a group and focus the damage output.
Random World Spawns
Fruits drop naturally across both the Old World and New World, usually under trees. A server wide announcement fires when one appears. Move fast, because other players read that message too.
Removed and Unavailable Blox Fruits
Older guides still mention powers you can no longer buy. Most were replaced by reworked versions. These are gone from normal circulation:
Kilo, Chop, Falcon, Revive, Barrier, Door, String, Rumble, Paw, Soul, Classic Dragon, Leopard, and Meme.
Some of these live on under new names. Falcon became Eagle, Barrier became Creation, Door became Portal, Rumble became Lightning, and Leopard became Tiger. If a video ranks Leopard in S tier, it predates the rework.
How Mastery Levels Work
Every move sits behind a Mastery gate. Dragon locks Imperial Evolution at 350 Mastery, while Smoke opens its whole kit by level 50. You raise Mastery by using that specific fruit in combat.
Mastery runs separately from your character level. A level 2,000 player with a fresh fruit still starts at 1 Mastery. Rotate fruits during grinding sessions if you plan to trade or awaken later.
Which Fruit Should You Buy First?
Your goal decides the answer, not the price tag.
- Levelling fast– Buddha at 1,200,000 Beli. Nothing clears mob camps quicker.
- First Sea travel– Light at 650,000 Beli. Its flight move saves hours.
- Tight budget– Flame at 250,000 Beli or Smoke at 100,000 Beli.
- Bosses and Sea Events– Magma at 960,000 Beli for the lingering ground damage.
- PvP on a budget– Dark at 500,000 Beli, freshly buffed this summer.
Skip the temptation to save for Dragon straight away. Fifteen million Beli takes weeks, and a cheaper fruit gets you there faster.
Where to Follow Blox Fruits Updates
Fruit prices and movesets shift with every patch. The official Blox Fruits Discord server posts balance logs first, so watch the announcements channel. The official Blox Fruits X account handles teasers ahead of each update.
For move by move numbers, the Blox Fruits Fandom Wiki remains the community standard. You can also load Blox Fruits on Roblox and check the Dealer stock yourself.
We at GoGachaGame refresh this page whenever the Dealer prices or fruit roster change. Bookmark it and you will always land on current numbers.
Blox Fruits Fruit List FAQ
Dragon holds that spot at 15,000,000 Beli or 5,000 Robux. Control sits second at 9,000,000 Beli. Nothing else comes close to either number.
Rocket costs just 5,000 Beli or 50 Robux. Spin follows at 7,500 Beli. Both work as throwaway starters while you save for something real.
Yes, if you paid with Beli. Buying a second Beli fruit replaces the first. Robux purchases stay in your inventory permanently, and you can re-equip them whenever you want.
No. Werewolf, Empyrean, and Fiend sit outside the 41 count. Each behaves like a separate fruit with its own Mastery track and its own obtainment route.
Elemental fruits, thanks to Elemental Reflex. Low level NPCs cannot damage you at all. That single passive makes early grinding much less punishing.
Every four hours. Two random fruits appear per rotation. Buying with Robux ignores stock completely, so you never have to wait for a specific fruit.
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