Weapons Wiki
Notable Blox Fruits swords and guns — how each is obtained and the role it plays.
Because in-game damage scales with level and stat allocation, this wiki does not publish a single damage number per weapon. Instead, each entry lists rarity, how to obtain it, and how it is commonly used. Patch-specific drop sources can shift between updates — verify current-patch details on theBlox Fruits Fandom wiki.
Blox Fruits weapons split into swords and guns (fighting styles are a separate system with their own wiki page). Swords are the most popular for PvP — community favorites include Cursed Dual Katana and Yama from Third Sea puzzles, and the Dark Blade gamepass. Guns suit players who need ranged filler attacks, with Dragonstorm, Venom Bow, Kabucha, and Skull Guitar as the late-game picks.
Weapons Listed
Swords
Guns
Swords
16 listedKatana
How to obtain:
Bought for 1,000 Beli from the Sword Dealer (First Sea).
Role: Baseline starter sword — replaced quickly as better First Sea swords arrive.
Cutlass
How to obtain:
Bought for 1,000 Beli from the Sword Dealer (First Sea).
Role: Early-game sidegrade with a slightly different moveset from Katana.
Iron Mace
How to obtain:
Bought for 25,000 Beli from the Sword Dealer of the West (First Sea).
Role: Heavy early-tier weapon with slower swings.
Bisento
How to obtain:
Bought for 1,000,000 Beli from the Master Sword Dealer (First Sea).
Role: Long-reach polearm, popular for crowd control on mobs.
Triple Katana
How to obtain:
Bought for 60,000 Beli from the Sword Dealer of the East at Frozen Village (First Sea).
Role: Multi-hit early sword — a classic First Sea pick.
Saber
How to obtain:
Guaranteed drop from the Saber Expert after completing the Saber Puzzle (First Sea).
Role: Famous First Sea quest sword; also gates Instinct, which requires the same puzzle.
Pole (1st Form)
How to obtain:
Dropped by the Thunder God boss in the First Sea. The separate Pole (2nd Form) comes from Third Sea rip_indra content.
Role: Staff-style weapon with a Third Sea upgrade path.
Rengoku
How to obtain:
Unlocked with the Hidden Key, which opens a chest under the staircase at Ice Castle (Second Sea).
Role: Fire-themed legendary sword commonly used as a Second Sea PvP option.
Shizu
How to obtain:
Formerly "Shisui" — bought for 2,000,000 Beli from the rare-spawning Legendary Sword Dealer (Second Sea), who sells one of Saishi, Shizu, or Oroshi per spawn.
Role: One of the three Legendary swords; 300 mastery on all three unlocks True Triple Katana.
True Triple Katana
How to obtain:
Bought for 2,000,000 Beli from the Mysterious Man after reaching 300 mastery on Saishi, Shizu, and Oroshi (Second Sea).
Role: Enhanced triple-blade kit, common pick for melee-stat PvP builds.
Dark Blade
How to obtain:
A 1,200 Robux gamepass from the Shop; it can also be gifted or traded as a stored gamepass.
Role: Iconic high-rarity sword; historically a premium endgame option.
Soul Cane
How to obtain:
Bought for 750,000 Beli from the Living Skeleton at Magma Village (First Sea).
Role: Soul-themed sword with a freezing beam move.
Tushita
How to obtain:
Reward from the Tushita puzzle at the Floating Turtle (Third Sea); the wiki lists Longma as its source boss.
Role: Heavenly-themed sword; one of the two katanas (with Yama) required for Cursed Dual Katana.
Yama
How to obtain:
Reward from the Yama puzzle at the Secret Temple, Hydra Island (Third Sea).
Role: Demonic katana; the other Cursed Dual Katana prerequisite.
Cursed Dual Katana
How to obtain:
Complete the Cursed Dual Katana puzzle — requires Lv. 2200+ and 350 mastery on both Yama and Tushita (Third Sea).
Role: One of the most sought-after swords for PvP.
Fox Lamp
How to obtain:
Chance reward from the Kitsune Shrine when offering 15+ Azure Embers during a Blue Moon (added in Update 22 alongside Kitsune).
Role: Fox-themed sword with fast, delay-free M1s.
Guns
9 listedSlingshot
How to obtain:
Bought for 5,000 Beli from the Weapon Dealer (First Sea).
Role: Cheap entry ranged weapon.
Musket
How to obtain:
Bought for 8,000 Beli from the Weapon Dealer (First Sea).
Role: Slower, longer-range early option.
Flintlock
How to obtain:
Bought for 10,500 Beli from the Weapon Dealer (First Sea).
Role: Standard early pistol sidegrade.
Cannon
How to obtain:
Bought for 100,000 Beli from the Advanced Weapon Dealer (First Sea).
Role: Heavy single-shot firearm with a wide projectile.
Bazooka
How to obtain:
Dropped by the Wysper boss at Skylands (First Sea).
Role: AoE rocket gun — crowd-friendly.
Kabucha
How to obtain:
Exchanged for 1,500 Fragments with The Strongest God on Remote Island, southeast of the Kingdom of Rose (Second Sea).
Role: Slingshot-style ranged weapon prized as a combo tool.
Venom Bow
How to obtain:
Formerly "Serpent Bow" — dropped by the Hydra Leader (Third Sea).
Role: Bow-style ranged weapon with poison damage-over-time.
Dragonstorm
How to obtain:
Crafted from the Dragon Hunter at Hydra Island (Third Sea) after earning the Red Dojo Belt — costs 2 Dragon Eggs, 10 Dinosaur Bones, 5 Dragon Scales, and 30 Blaze Embers.
Role: Dragon-themed gun from the Update 24 content loop; a top pick for gun builds.
Skull Guitar
How to obtain:
Formerly "Soul Guitar" — complete the Full Moon puzzle at Lv. 2300+, then craft it at the Weird Machine (Haunted Castle, Third Sea) for 500 Bones, 250 Ectoplasm, 1 Dark Fragment, and 5,000 Fragments.
Role: Music-themed ranged weapon added in later updates.
Fighting Styles
Fighting styles are a separate combat system — 12 styles from Combat and Dark Step through Godhuman and Sanguine Art, each with its own teacher, sea, and mastery prerequisites. They scale with the Melee stat and have their own dedicated wiki page.
Open the Fighting Styles Wiki →Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this page not list damage numbers for each weapon?
In-game damage in Blox Fruits scales with level, Melee/Sword/Gun stat allocation, and the specific move being used — there is no single canonical damage number per weapon. Rather than publish one made-up integer, this wiki describes each weapon's rarity, how to obtain it, and the role it plays. For current move damage at your level, check the Fandom wiki or test in-game.
Which sword is considered the best?
There is no single "best" sword — choice depends on stats and build. Community favorites for late-game PvP include Cursed Dual Katana and Yama (both from Third Sea puzzles) and Dark Blade (a Robux gamepass). Fandom's sword pages track the current-patch meta.
Where are the fighting styles?
Fighting styles have their own dedicated page — see our Fighting Styles wiki for all 12 styles (Dark Step through Godhuman and Sanguine Art) with teachers, seas, and unlock costs. They scale with the Melee stat, not with sword or gun stats.
Are guns worth using at endgame?
Guns scale with the Gun stat and are viable, but most endgame players spec into Defense + Melee + Fruit or Sword, with a gun as a secondary ranged option. The wiki's own stat guide names Dragonstorm, Venom Bow, Kabucha, and Skull Guitar as the guns worth building around.
Can I use a sword and a gun at the same time?
Yes. You can equip one sword and one gun simultaneously and switch between them. Fighting Styles are a separate equipment slot and can be used alongside both.
Why are some weapons listed elsewhere missing from this page?
This page lists weapons cross-checkable against the Blox Fruits Fandom wiki. Community tier lists sometimes include community nicknames or patch-specific drops that we have not independently verified — for the exhaustive roster check Fandom directly.
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