Blox Fruits Fruit List: Every Fruit by Type, Rarity and Price (September 2026)

Wondering which is the best fruit in Blox Fruits? This Blox Fruits tier list ranks all 42 fruits sold by the Blox Fruit Dealer, from Dragon down to Rocket. Every fruit gets placed in a tier according to its type and gets a clear verdict on where it shines or struggles. The rankings already factor in the new Magnet fruit and the Balance Patch 001 buffs and nerfs. Check out this tier list for Blox Fruits before you eat, trade, or spend Robux on your next fruit.
 

How Many Fruits Are in Blox Fruits?

Blox Fruits has 42 fruits that regular players can get right now. The roster splits into 22 Natural, 11 Elemental and 9 Beast fruits. Mythical is the largest rarity group with 14 fruits, while Rare is the smallest with just four.

A few things sit outside that count. Mutations like Werewolf and Empyrean are alternate versions of existing fruits, not new ones. Admin-only fruits never reach normal players either. Dragon counts once, even though it comes in East and West forms.

All Fruits in Blox Fruits Sorted by Price

The table below is the complete Blox Fruits fruit list, ordered from the most expensive fruit to the cheapest. The Beli price buys a physical fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer. The Robux price unlocks a permanent copy that stays on your account for good.

A few pricing quirks stand out. Magnet costs more Beli than Tiger or Yeti, yet its Robux price sits below Kitsune and Control. Portal and Phoenix share the same 2,000 Robux tag despite a 100,000 Beli gap. Owning every fruit permanently would cost 73,880 Robux in total.

Dealer prices also have little to do with trading values. Trade values swing with player demand. A fruit's dealer tag tells you little about what other players will offer.

Blox Fruits Fruit Types Explained

Every fruit belongs to one of three types. The type decides your passive perks, how the fruit fights, and which attacks can still hurt you.

The sections below cover every fruit in each type. Fruits appear in order of dealer price, from the most expensive down.

Beast Fruits in Blox Fruits (9)

Beast fruits revolve around transformation. Some fill a meter during combat before you can transform, like Dragon's Fury Meter or Kitsune's tails. Others, such as Yeti, Mammoth, and Phoenix, let you stay transformed without any meter at all. Most forms boost your defense or reach, though a few lock you out of swords and guns.

Elemental Fruits in Blox Fruits (11)

Elemental fruits turn your body into an element. Their shared passive, Elemental Reflex, lets attacks from lower-level enemies pass straight through you. Bosses ignore that rule. Other players can also land hits by using Aura, the game's version of Armament Haki.

Natural Fruits in Blox Fruits (22)

Natural fruits make up more than half of the roster. They share no type passive, so each one brings its own mechanics. That range covers everything from island teleports to magnetic mechs. The group also holds every Common fruit except Smoke.

Blox Fruits Fruit Rarity Explained

Rarity controls two things: the dealer price and how often a fruit shows up. Mythical fruits rarely appear in the dealer's stock or under trees. Common fruits turn up far more often. Mastery requirements also tend to climb with rarity, so cheaper fruits unlock their full kits much sooner.

Higher rarity does not guarantee a stronger fruit. Buddha is only Legendary, yet it out-grinds several Mythicals. Ice and Dark, both Uncommon, still hold up in PvP once awakened. Rarity tells you what a fruit costs, not how well it fits your build.

Old Blox Fruits Names and What Replaced Them

Returning players often search for fruits that no longer exist under their old names. Gamer Robot reworked or renamed each one, and the new version now sits in the dealer's rotation.

Meme is the odd one out. It stayed admin-only, so regular players never had a way to get it.

Blox Fruit Mutations: Werewolf and Empyrean

Mutations are alternate versions of existing fruits. They change the fruit's look and tweak some of its moves. That is why they do not count as separate fruits. You equip a mutation from the Wardrobe section of your inventory while its base fruit is active.

Werewolf is a Tiger mutation from a past Halloween event. That event has ended, so you can no longer earn it directly. Empyrean is a Kitsune mutation that can spawn under trees as a physical fruit. It also comes with the Beast Bundle in the shop.

One catch applies to both. Mutations do not share mastery with the base fruit, so you start that grind from zero.

Physical Fruits vs Permanent Fruits

Every fruit exists in two forms. A physical fruit comes from the dealer's Beli stock, the Gacha, world spawns, raids, or trades. A permanent fruit costs Robux and never leaves your account.

That difference matters more than most new players expect. Eat a random spawn by accident, and a Beli-bought Mythical disappears instantly. Most long-term players buy their main fruit permanently for exactly that reason.

How to Get Fruits in Blox Fruits?

You can get any fruit on this list in several ways. Some routes cost Beli, some cost Robux, and some only cost patience.

• The Blox Fruit Dealer sells whatever is in stock for Beli or Robux. All dealers share one stock, which refreshes every four hours. You can find them in every sea, including the Cafe and the Mansion.
• The Advanced Fruit Dealer appears on Mirage Island and offers better odds of rare fruits in its stock.
• The Fruit Gacha rolls a random physical fruit for Beli. Its cost rises with your level, and you get one roll every two hours.
• A fruit spawns under a tree or plant every hour. It vanishes after 20 minutes if nobody picks it up.
• In a Factory raid, the player who deals the most damage walks away with a fruit.
• From the Second Sea onward, you can trade fruits with other players in trading areas.
• For a permanent copy, open Menu, then Shop, then Permanent Fruit and Skins, and pay with Robux.

One route does not exist, though. Blox Fruits codes never give out fruits, so ignore any site promising free fruit codes. What codes do give is 2x EXP and free stat refunds, which help when you switch fruits. Grab the working ones from our Blox Fruits codes(Link to Blox Fruits codes blog) list.

Best Blox Fruits for Every Budget

Price and power do not line up neatly, so your budget should shape your pick. Here is where your Beli goes furthest at each level.

These picks favor value, not raw power. Our Blox Fruits tier list ranks every fruit across PvP, grinding, and raids.

Get Permanent Fruits Faster With Roblox Gift Cards From StanShop

Farming millions of Beli for a Mythical takes days. Even then, the dealer might not stock the fruit you want. Every fruit on this Blox Fruits fruit list sells as a permanent copy for Robux instead. Prices run from 50 Robux for Rocket to 5,000 for Dragon.

The simplest way to add Robux without saving a card on Roblox is a Roblox gift card. StanShop stocks US-region Roblox cards on its Global store. Once payment clears, the code lands in your email and on your Orders page. Redeem it on Roblox, then open the Permanent Fruit shop inside Blox Fruits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many fruits are in Blox Fruits?

Blox Fruits has 42 fruits that regular players can get. The roster includes 22 Natural, 11 Elemental, and 9 Beast fruits. Mutations and admin-only fruits sit outside that count.

2. What is the most expensive fruit in Blox Fruits?

Dragon is the most expensive fruit. It costs 15,000,000 Beli from the dealer or 5,000 Robux as a permanent fruit. Control comes second at 9,000,000 Beli.

3. What is the cheapest fruit in Blox Fruits?

Rocket is the cheapest fruit at 5,000 Beli or 50 Robux. Spin follows at 7,500 Beli. Both are starter fruits you should replace quickly.

4. What is the newest fruit in Blox Fruits?

Magnet is the newest fruit. It arrived in Update 30 as a Mythical Natural fruit. It costs 6,000,000 Beli or 3,500 Robux.

5. Which fruits are Mythical in Blox Fruits?

Blox Fruits has 14 Mythical fruits. They are Dragon, Control, Kitsune, Magnet, Tiger, Yeti, Spirit, Gas, Venom, Shadow, Dough, T-Rex, Mammoth and Gravity.

6. Can you get free fruits with Blox Fruits codes?

No. Blox Fruits codes give 2x EXP boosts, stat refunds and small extras, never fruits. Any site offering free fruit codes is a scam. Our Blox Fruits codes page lists the rewards that actually work.

7. What happens to my fruit if I eat a new one?

Eating a new physical fruit wipes out your current power for good. Permanent fruits work differently. You can switch back to any permanent fruit from your inventory whenever you like.

8. Is a more expensive fruit always better?

No. Dealer price follows rarity, not strength. Buddha costs far less than most Mythicals yet remains a top grinding fruit.