Blox Fruits Tier List (July 2025) Best Devil Fruits Ranked

Looking for the ultimate Blox Fruits tier list to dominate the seas? I've spent countless hours testing every single devil fruit in this One Piece-inspired Roblox sensation, and I'm here to share my complete rankings of all 41 fruits currently available in the game. Whether you're grinding for levels or crushing opponents in PvP, this comprehensive guide will help you choose the perfect fruit for your playstyle.

The recent Update 26 has shaken up the meta significantly with the Gravity rework and the introduction of Creation (formerly Barrier) and Eagle (formerly Falcon) fruits. After extensive testing in both PvE farming and intense PvP battles, I've compiled this definitive tier list that accounts for each fruit's power, versatility, and overall value.

Blox Fruits Best Devil Fruits Tier List 2025

Here's my complete ranking of all 41 Blox Fruits, organized by tier for easy reference. I've evaluated each fruit based on damage output, mobility, combo potential, farming efficiency, and PvP viability.

S-Tier Fruits (The Absolute Best)

Fruit Name	Type	Key Stats	Special Abilities	Why It's S-Tier
Dragon (Eastern)	Beast/Zoan	Damage: 10/10, Mobility: 9/10	Transform into Eastern Dragon, Flight, AoE attacks	Insane damage, great mobility, dominates PvP and PvE
Dragon (Western)	Beast/Zoan	Damage: 10/10, Mobility: 8/10	Transform into Western Dragon, Breath attacks	Slightly slower than Eastern but equally devastating
Kitsune	Beast/Zoan	Damage: 9/10, Speed: 10/10	Fox transformation, Umber Meter, Life-leech	Fast, deceptive combat style with healing capabilities
Dough	Natural/Paramecia	Damage: 9/10, Versatility: 10/10	Awakened moveset, High mobility	Most versatile fruit when awakened, excellent combos
Light	Elemental/Logia	Damage: 8/10, Speed: 10/10	Light-speed travel, Immunity to physical attacks	Tank capability in PvP, massive attack range
Buddha	Beast/Zoan	Defense: 10/10, Farming: 10/10	Giant transformation, 50% damage reduction	Best grinding fruit, breaks ken with all moves
Rumble	Elemental/Logia	Damage: 9/10, AoE: 10/10	Electric attacks, Crowd control	Powerful AoE damage, excellent for multiple targets

A-Tier Fruits (Excellent Choices)

Fruit Name	Type	Key Stats	Special Abilities	Best Use Case
Yeti	Beast/Zoan	Damage: 8/10, Control: 9/10	Freezing attacks, Crowd control	Great for offense and control in battles
Gas	Natural/Paramecia	DoT: 10/10, Range: 8/10	Poison attacks, Damage over time	Excellent for prolonged battles
T-Rex	Beast/Zoan	Damage: 9/10, Defense: 9/10	Dinosaur transformation, Fury Meter	Close-range domination, tanking hits
Spirit	Natural/Paramecia	Mobility: 9/10, Damage: 8/10	Teleportation, Offensive skills	High mastery requirement but powerful
Blizzard	Elemental/Logia	Control: 9/10, Damage: 8/10	Freezing abilities, Consistent damage	Immobilize enemies while maintaining pressure
Diamond	Natural/Paramecia	Defense: 9/10, Damage: 8/10	Defensive traits, Potent attacks	All-around solid fruit for various scenarios
Control	Natural/Paramecia	Utility: 10/10, Strategy: 9/10	Enemy manipulation	Turn battles with strategic precision
Venom	Natural/Paramecia	DoT: 9/10, Range: 8/10	Poison damage, Extended fights	Similar to Gas, great for attrition
Portal	Natural/Paramecia	Mobility: 10/10, Utility: 9/10	World Warp, Teleportation	Unmatched mobility across the map

B-Tier Fruits (Solid Options)

Fruit Name	Type	Key Stats	Special Abilities	Limitations
Leopard	Beast/Zoan	Speed: 10/10, Damage: 7/10	Speed and agility boost	Damage output lacks compared to top tiers
Mammoth	Beast/Zoan	Defense: 9/10, Damage: 7/10	Tank abilities, Physical force	Good defense but limited mobility
Magma	Elemental/Logia	Damage: 8/10, Mobility: 5/10	Fire attacks, High damage	Lacks mobility and flexibility
Ice	Elemental/Logia	Control: 7/10, Damage: 6/10	Freezing abilities	Outclassed by Blizzard in every way
Smoke	Elemental/Logia	Defense: 7/10, Damage: 5/10	Evasion abilities	Poor offensive capabilities
Phoenix	Beast/Zoan	Healing: 10/10, Damage: 5/10	Regeneration, Flight	Great healing but terrible damage output
Flame	Elemental/Logia	Damage: 7/10, Mobility: 4/10	Fire abilities	Requires boats for map traversal
Rubber	Natural/Paramecia	Defense: 7/10, Utility: 6/10	Attack absorption	Doesn't boost combat effectiveness enough
Barrier	Natural/Paramecia	Defense: 8/10, Offense: 4/10	Defensive barriers	Excellent defense but poor offense
Ghost	Natural/Paramecia	Stealth: 9/10, Damage: 4/10	Phase through damage	Only useful for stealth gameplay
Shadow	Natural/Paramecia	Stealth: 8/10, Damage: 5/10	Stealth abilities	Lacks attacking power
Gravity	Natural/Paramecia	Control: 8/10, Damage: 7/10	Movement control, Black holes	Good control but needs more burst damage

C-Tier Fruits (Situational Use)

Fruit Name	Type	Key Stats	Special Abilities	When to Use
Love	Natural/Paramecia	Utility: 6/10, Damage: 4/10	Status effects	Specific PvP situations only
Sand	Elemental/Logia	Control: 6/10, Damage: 5/10	Battlefield influence	Limited effectiveness
Sound	Natural/Paramecia	Support: 7/10, Solo: 3/10	Raid potential	Only with coordinated teams
Blade	Natural/Paramecia	Anti-sword: 7/10, General: 4/10	Counter sword users	Very niche use case
Pain	Natural/Paramecia	Crowd Control: 6/10	Mob wave control	PvE boss fights with adds
Bomb	Natural/Paramecia	Damage: 5/10, Speed: 3/10	Explosive attacks	Slow activation ruins viability
Spike	Natural/Paramecia	Damage: 4/10, Utility: 4/10	Limited adaptability	Struggles in dynamic combat
Eagle	Beast/Zoan	Mobility: 8/10, Damage: 5/10	Flight, Aerial combat	Good mobility but weak damage
Dark	Elemental/Logia	Control: 6/10, Risk: 8/10	Enemy manipulation	Self-immobilization is risky
Quake	Natural/Paramecia	AoE: 6/10, Damage: 5/10	Area attacks	Too situational for regular use
Spider	Natural/Paramecia	Utility: 5/10, Damage: 4/10	Web abilities	Lacks versatility

D-Tier Fruits (Avoid These)

Fruit Name	Type	Key Stats	Special Abilities	Why It's D-Tier
Rocket	Natural/Paramecia	Damage: 2/10, Utility: 2/10	Basic projectiles	Zero mob clearing capability
Spin	Natural/Paramecia	Damage: 2/10, Utility: 1/10	Spinning attacks	Impractical for any serious combat
Spring	Natural/Paramecia	Damage: 1/10, Mobility: 3/10	Spring jumps	No significant abilities whatsoever

Detailed Fruit Analysis: Every Devil Fruit Explained

Now let me break down each fruit in detail, sharing my personal experience and tips for maximizing their potential.

Dragon (Eastern) - The Ultimate Powerhouse

The Eastern Dragon variant stands at the pinnacle of Blox Fruits power. When I transform into this majestic beast, the sheer damage output is unmatched. The fruit offers incredible AoE attacks that can clear entire waves of enemies, while the flight ability provides superior mobility. In PvP, landing the full combo can delete opponents instantly. The Eastern variant's faster attack animations give it a slight edge over its Western counterpart, making it my top pick for both grinding and competitive play.

Dragon (Western) - Raw Devastating Power

While slightly slower than the Eastern variant, the Western Dragon makes up for it with absolutely devastating breath attacks. I've found this fruit particularly effective in large-scale battles where the slower, more methodical approach allows for better positioning. The transformation is visually stunning, and the raw damage numbers are identical to the Eastern version. Choose this if you prefer a more calculated playstyle over pure speed.

Kitsune - The Deceptive Assassin

Kitsune has quickly become one of my favorite fruits for its unique Umber Meter mechanic. The darker the environment, the stronger you become - it's like being a supernatural ninja. The life-leech capabilities mean you can sustain yourself in prolonged fights, while the fox transformation provides incredible speed and stealth options. I've won countless PvP matches by utilizing the deceptive movement patterns this fruit offers. The combination of speed, stealth, and self-healing makes it perfect for hit-and-run tactics.

Dough - The Versatile Champion

Don't let the name fool you - Dough is absolutely broken when awakened. I spent weeks mastering this fruit, and the payoff is incredible. The awakened moveset turns you into a mobility monster with some of the best combo potential in the game. The ability to string together attacks seamlessly while maintaining constant pressure on opponents is unmatched. In grinding scenarios, the AoE damage clears mobs efficiently, while in PvP, the unpredictable movement makes you nearly impossible to counter.

Light - Speed of Light Dominance

Light fruit remains one of my go-to choices for its perfect balance of offense and defense. The immunity to physical attacks (when not using Haki) provides incredible survivability in PvE content. The light-speed travel ability means I can traverse the map faster than almost any other fruit. In PvP, the massive attack range keeps opponents at bay while dealing consistent damage. The tank capabilities combined with mobility make this fruit suitable for any playstyle.

Buddha - The Grinding God

If you're serious about leveling up fast, Buddha is non-negotiable. The 50% damage reduction when transformed is game-changing, and the fact that every single move breaks Observation Haki makes it dominant in PvP too. I've used Buddha to solo raid bosses that would normally require full teams. The giant transformation allows you to hit enemies from ranges they can't even reach, and the ability to walk on water without taking damage (when tall enough) is incredibly useful for exploration.

Rumble - Electric Devastation

Rumble's crowd control potential is what sets it apart. The electric attacks chain between enemies, making it perfect for clearing packed areas. I particularly love using this fruit in raids where multiple enemies spawn simultaneously. The stun effects can completely shut down opponents in PvP, and the damage scaling at higher mastery levels is impressive. The visual effects are also some of the best in the game, with crackling electricity surrounding every attack.

Yeti - Frozen Fury

As one of the newest additions, Yeti has exceeded my expectations. The freezing mechanics provide excellent crowd control while the damage output rivals many S-tier fruits. I've found it particularly effective against fast-moving opponents who rely on mobility. The ability to freeze enemies in place while dealing consistent damage creates opportunities for devastating combos. The transformation is visually impressive, turning you into a formidable ice beast.

Gas - Toxic Warfare

Gas fruit revolutionized damage-over-time gameplay in Blox Fruits. The poison clouds linger on the battlefield, creating zones of control that enemies must respect. I've won numerous battles through attrition, slowly draining opponent health while maintaining safe distances. The fruit excels in team battles where you can support allies by weakening multiple enemies simultaneously. The recent addition makes it feel fresh and powerful in the current meta.

T-Rex - Prehistoric Power

The T-Rex transformation is as awesome as it sounds. The Fury Meter mechanic rewards aggressive gameplay, increasing your damage as you fight. I love using this fruit for close-range brawling where the massive health pool and damage reduction let me trade hits favorably. The roar ability can disrupt enemy combos, while the bite attacks deal massive damage. It's particularly satisfying to "vibe" as a T-Rex after defeating opponents.

Spirit - Teleportation Master

Spirit fruit requires significant investment in mastery, but the payoff is worth it. The teleportation abilities create mind games that frustrate opponents. I've developed strategies that involve constant repositioning, making it nearly impossible for enemies to land consistent damage. The offensive skills pack a punch once you unlock them all. This fruit rewards skilled players who can maximize its mobility while maintaining offensive pressure.

Blizzard - Frozen Control

Blizzard improves upon Ice fruit in every conceivable way. The freezing capabilities last longer, the damage is more consistent, and the AoE effects cover larger areas. I use this fruit when I want to control the battlefield completely. The ability to immobilize multiple enemies while your team capitalizes is invaluable in group content. The consistent damage output means you're never just a crowd control bot - you're a genuine threat.

Diamond - The Balanced Fighter

Diamond fruit offers something for everyone. The defensive capabilities help you survive intense battles while the offensive moves pack enough punch to finish fights. I appreciate how this fruit doesn't excel in one area but performs well across all combat scenarios. It's my recommendation for players who haven't decided on a specific playstyle yet. The sparkly diamond effects also look fantastic, adding style to your combat.

Control - Strategic Supremacy

Control fruit is for the chess players of Blox Fruits. The ability to manipulate enemy movement opens up strategic possibilities that other fruits can't match. I've turned countless losing battles by repositioning enemies into environmental hazards or separating teams. The skill ceiling is high, but mastering Control fruit makes you feel like a battlefield general directing the flow of combat.

Venom - Persistent Poison

Venom excels in wars of attrition. The poison damage stacks up quickly, and enemies often underestimate how much health they're losing. I've found it particularly effective against tanky opponents who rely on their health pools. The puddles of venom create area denial, forcing enemies to fight where you want them. Combined with good movement, Venom users can kite opponents to death.

Portal - Mobility King

Portal fruit's World Warp ability alone justifies its A-tier placement. The ability to teleport anywhere on the map instantly is unmatched for farming efficiency. I use Portal when I need to complete quests across multiple islands quickly. The combat applications are strong too, with portals creating unexpected attack angles. The recent buffs have made it more viable in PvP scenarios.

Leopard - Speed Demon

Despite the hype, Leopard falls short of S-tier due to its damage limitations. The speed and agility are unmatched - I feel like a blur on the battlefield. However, when facing tankier opponents or trying to farm high-level content, the lack of raw damage becomes apparent. It's still an excellent fruit for players who prioritize mobility and enjoy hit-and-run tactics.

Mammoth - The Living Tank

Mammoth embodies the tank fantasy perfectly. The massive health pool and damage reduction make you nearly unkillable in PvE content. I've face-tanked boss attacks that would one-shot other fruits. The offensive capabilities are respectable, with stomps and charges dealing solid damage. The main limitation is mobility - you're slow and predictable, making it harder to chase down fleeing enemies.

Magma - Molten Destruction

Magma fruit delivers impressive damage but suffers from mobility issues. The puddles of lava create excellent area control, and the burn damage adds up quickly. I've had success using Magma in defensive scenarios where enemies must come to me. The lack of movement abilities means you'll need good boats for traversal. Despite limitations, the raw damage output keeps it relevant.

Ice - Frozen but Outclassed

Ice fruit feels outdated compared to Blizzard. The freezing mechanics work but don't last long enough to be truly effective. I still see new players using Ice effectively in early game content, but it quickly falls off. The damage numbers can't compete with higher-tier fruits. If you want freezing abilities, save up for Blizzard instead.

Smoke - Defensive Disappointment

Smoke fruit's evasion abilities sound good on paper but disappoint in practice. The damage output is laughably low, making it painful to farm with. I've tried making Smoke work in PvP, but the lack of offensive pressure means opponents can ignore you. The only redeeming quality is the ability to avoid attacks, but that alone doesn't win fights.

Phoenix - Healing Without Hurting

Phoenix frustrates me because the concept is cool but the execution falls short. The regeneration is incredible - I've survived situations no other fruit could. However, the damage is so low that killing anything becomes a chore. In team scenarios, Phoenix can work as a support fruit, but Blox Fruits isn't designed around dedicated healers.

Flame - Classic but Outdated

Flame fruit represents the classic elemental powers but hasn't aged well. The fire attacks deal decent damage, but the complete lack of mobility ruins it. I find myself constantly relying on boats to get anywhere. The fruit works in the early game but quickly becomes obsolete. The awakening helps but doesn't solve the fundamental mobility problem.

Rubber - Stretchy Mediocrity

Rubber fruit's immunity to certain attacks is its only selling point. The damage is mediocre, the abilities are uninspired, and it doesn't enhance your combat effectiveness enough. I've tried various builds with Rubber, but it always feels like I'm handicapping myself. It's thematically cool but practically weak.

Barrier - Defense Without Offense

Barrier (now Creation) went through a rework but still suffers from the same issue - all defense, no offense. The barriers can protect you and allies effectively, but you can't win fights by blocking forever. I've seen skilled players make it work in specific scenarios, but it requires team coordination that's rare in public games.

Ghost - One Trick Phantom

Ghost fruit does one thing well - phase through attacks. The problem is that's all it does. The damage is pitiful, and the utility outside of avoiding damage is non-existent. I've used Ghost for stealth missions and avoiding PvP, but you can't progress effectively without combat capabilities.

Shadow - Stealth Without Substance

Shadow fruit promises ninja-like gameplay but delivers disappointment. The stealth mechanics work, but once you're discovered, you have no tools to fight back effectively. I've tried ambush tactics with Shadow, but the low damage means even surprise attacks don't secure kills. It needs significant buffs to be viable.

Gravity - Reworked but Still Lacking

Even after the Update 26 rework, Gravity doesn't quite reach the heights I hoped for. The black hole mechanics are cool, and the control potential is there, but it lacks the burst damage needed in the current meta. I've had moderate success in group fights where the control elements shine, but solo performance is lacking.

Love - Situational Romance

Love fruit is purely situational. The charm effects can disrupt opponents, but they're easily countered by experienced players. I've seen it work in specific team compositions, but relying on status effects in a game about raw damage is risky. It's more of a meme fruit than a serious competitive option.

Sand - Desert Disappointment

Sand fruit suffers from being mediocre at everything. The damage is okay, the control is okay, but nothing stands out. I've tried making Sand work by focusing on area control, but other fruits do it better. The desert theme is cool, but the execution leaves much to be desired.

Sound - Team Player Only

Sound fruit only works with coordinated teams. The support potential is there, but solo players will find it useless. I've participated in raids where a good Sound user made everything easier, but those situations are rare. Unless you have a dedicated group, avoid this fruit.

Blade - Anti-Sword Specialist

Blade fruit exists solely to counter sword users. Against anyone else, it's weak. I keep one in storage for specific PvP scenarios, but it's too niche for general use. The concept of countering a specific playstyle is interesting but impractical.

Pain - Mob Control Only

Pain fruit helps in specific PvE scenarios with lots of mob spawns. The crowd control works well against groups, but boss fights expose its weaknesses. I've used it for farming in certain areas, but better options exist. It's a transitional fruit at best.

Bomb - Explosive Failure

Bomb fruit's slow activation ruins any potential it might have. By the time your explosions go off, enemies have moved. I've tried predicting movement patterns, but the payoff isn't worth the effort. The damage is decent when it lands, but landing it is the problem.

Spike - Pointed Problems

Spike fruit lacks everything needed for success. The damage is low, the utility is non-existent, and it can't adapt to different combat situations. I've given it multiple chances, but it consistently disappoints. Even new players should look for better options.

Eagle - Soaring Mediocrity

The Eagle rework improved upon Falcon, but it's still not competitive. The flight is nice, and aerial combat has potential, but the damage numbers don't support the playstyle. I enjoy the mobility, but when it comes to actually defeating enemies, Eagle falls short.

Dark - Risky Business

Dark fruit's self-immobilization mechanic is its downfall. The ability to manipulate enemies sounds great until you realize you're stuck in place too. I've lost countless fights because enemies dodged my grab and punished my immobility. High risk, low reward.

Quake - Earthshaking Disappointment

Quake fruit promises earthshaking power but delivers mild tremors. The AoE attacks have potential, but they're too slow and predictable. I've tried using environmental destruction tactically, but it rarely impacts fights meaningfully. It needs major buffs to compete.

Spider - Web of Weakness

Spider fruit's web mechanics are unique but underpowered. The utility exists, but it doesn't translate to combat effectiveness. I've experimented with trap-based strategies, but the execution is clunky. It feels like a concept that wasn't fully realized.

Rocket - Rock Bottom

Rocket fruit is essentially useless beyond the tutorial. The damage is laughable, it can't clear mobs, and the utility is zero. I wouldn't recommend this to my worst enemy. It exists solely to make other fruits look better by comparison.

Spin - Spinning to Nowhere

Spin fruit somehow manages to be worse than Rocket. The spinning attacks deal no damage and leave you vulnerable. I've tried finding any redeeming quality, but there isn't one. It's a complete waste of a fruit slot.

Spring - Bouncing to the Bottom

Spring fruit claims the crown as the worst fruit in Blox Fruits. No damage, minimal mobility improvement, and zero combat utility. I can't think of a single scenario where Spring fruit is the right choice. It's the fruit you eat when you want to handicap yourself for a challenge.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best fruit in Blox Fruits for beginners?

I always recommend Light or Buddha for beginners. Light provides excellent survivability with its physical immunity and great mobility for exploring the map. Buddha makes grinding infinitely easier with its damage reduction and increased range. Both fruits are relatively common and will carry you through the early and mid-game content effectively.

Which fruit is best for PvP in 2025?

For pure PvP dominance, Dragon (Eastern variant) currently reigns supreme. The combination of massive damage, excellent mobility, and versatile moveset makes it nearly unbeatable in skilled hands. However, Dough and Kitsune are close seconds, offering unique advantages that can outplay Dragon users with the right strategy.

How do I get the best fruits in Blox Fruits?

The most reliable method is purchasing from the Blox Fruit Dealer, though prices for top-tier fruits like Dragon can be steep. I also recommend joining the official Discord for trading opportunities. Fruits spawn randomly every hour (45 minutes on weekends), and the Fruit Notifier gamepass helps locate them. For rare fruits, defeating specific bosses or completing special quests offers small chances.

Should I eat a fruit immediately or save it for trading?

This depends on your current fruit and goals. If you're using a D or C-tier fruit, I'd recommend eating anything B-tier or above immediately. However, if you find a valuable fruit like Leopard or Dragon while already using a good fruit, saving it for trading can help you get exactly what you want. Remember, fruits bought with money are consumed automatically.

What's the difference between awakened and regular fruits?

Awakened fruits have upgraded movesets with improved damage, effects, and often new abilities entirely. Currently, not all fruits can be awakened. The awakening process requires completing specific raids and spending fragments. Dough, for example, transforms from a good fruit to an S-tier monster when fully awakened.

Is it worth buying permanent fruits with Robux?

If you plan to play Blox Fruits long-term, permanent fruits are excellent investments. They allow you to switch between fruits without losing them, perfect for using Buddha for grinding and switching to Dragon for PvP. However, they're expensive, so I only recommend purchasing permanent versions of S-tier or high A-tier fruits.

Which fruit type is the best - Logia, Zoan, or Paramecia?

Each type has its strengths. Logia fruits often provide elemental immunities and are great for beginners. Zoan fruits generally offer the highest damage and unique transformations. Paramecia fruits are the most diverse, ranging from incredible (Dough) to terrible (Spring). I don't choose fruits based on type but rather their individual strengths.

How often are new fruits added to Blox Fruits?

Major updates typically arrive every 2-3 months, often including new fruits or reworks of existing ones. December updates have become traditional for significant additions. The developers maintain active communication through social media, so following official channels keeps you informed about upcoming content. Update 26 brought three reworked fruits, showing the developers' commitment to refreshing older content.

Can I have multiple fruits at once?

You can only have one fruit power active at a time. Eating a new fruit replaces your current ability. However, you can store physical fruits in your inventory for trading or later use. Just be careful - if you die while carrying stored fruits, you'll drop them. Permanent fruits purchased with Robux can be switched between freely without loss.

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Remember, while tier lists provide valuable guidance, the best fruit is ultimately the one that matches your playstyle and makes the game enjoyable for you. Keep practicing, experiment with different combinations, and most importantly, have fun sailing the seas of Blox Fruits!