Blox Fruits Guide — Stats, Resets, Fruits & Leveling (2026)

What Is Blox Fruits

Blox Fruits launched in January 2019, developed by Gamer Robot Inc. The game spans three seas: First Sea (levels 1-700), Second Sea (levels 700-1500), and Third Sea (levels 1500-2800). You grab quests from NPCs — look for the yellow exclamation point above their heads — then defeat the enemies they ask for and collect your rewards. Most players specialize as sword mains, fruit mains, or gun mains based on how they spend their stat points. There are currently 40 Devil Fruits in the game, each with a different moveset.

How Stats Work in Blox Fruits

There are five stats in Blox Fruits: Melee (punch damage + energy), Defense (health + damage reduction), Sword (sword damage), Gun (firearm damage), and Blox Fruit (fruit ability damage + energy). You get stat points every level and pick where they go. The biggest mistake new players make is spreading points across all five stats. That leaves you weak at everything. Pick 2-3 stats and commit. Your stat split is what decides whether you play as a fruit main, sword main, or gun main.

How to Reset Stats in Blox Fruits

You can reset stats in Blox Fruits three ways. The easiest is redeeming free codes: KITT_RESET, SUB2GAMERROBOT_RESET1, and SUB2UNCLEKIZARU all give a free stat reset. Open Settings, scroll to Redeem DLC Code, paste the code, and hit Redeem. If you already used those codes, buy a reset from the Plokster NPC for 2,500 fragments — he is in Second Sea and Third Sea but not First Sea. The last option costs 75 Robux through the shop menu. After resetting, every stat point goes back to your pool so you can redistribute from scratch. Each code only works once per account, so the Plokster is your repeatable option.

Best Stat Builds After Resetting

Fruit main: 60% Blox Fruit, 30% Defense, 10% Melee. You want maximum fruit damage with enough health to survive combos. Sword main: 50% Sword, 35% Defense, 15% Melee. The Melee points give you energy for dashing and combos. Gun main: 55% Gun, 35% Defense, 10% Blox Fruit. That small fruit investment lets you use utility moves for mobility. These ratios work well through Second Sea. In Third Sea, most players shift toward more offense since base health at high levels is already solid.

Choosing Your First Devil Fruit

Fruits spawn somewhere on the map every hour and disappear after 20 minutes. You can also buy a random one from the Blox Fruits Dealer for 25,000 Beli — he restocks every 4 hours. Good starter fruits: Smoke and Flame are Logia types, meaning normal attacks pass through you until enemies use Haki. Light is the fastest fruit for getting around. Ice has strong area damage. Skip Rocket, Spin, and Spike. They feel fine in First Sea but become useless in Second Sea. If you can get Buddha, grab it. The transformation makes your melee attacks hit at range, so you can clear entire groups of enemies without getting touched. It is by far the best fruit for grinding.

How to Level Up Fast in Blox Fruits

Before you start grinding, redeem every 2x EXP code you can. Blox Fruits has over 30 active EXP codes right now, and the boost duration stacks — redeem 10 codes and you get hours of double XP. Check our Blox Fruits codes page for the full list. Once you have the boost running, focus on quests, not random kills. Quests give way more XP for the time. In First Sea, stick to Pirates or Marines within your level range. In Second Sea, Swan Pirates (level 775) and Factory Staff (level 800) are the go-to grinding spots. Use fruits with area attacks like Buddha, Light, or Magma to hit multiple enemies at once. One thing to avoid: fighting enemies more than 50 levels above you. The damage penalty makes it slower than grinding enemies at your level.

Choosing a Faction — Pirates vs Marines

When you first load into Blox Fruits, the game asks you to pick Pirates or Marines. Pirates earn bounty by taking down Marine NPCs and other players. Marines earn honor by hunting pirates. Your faction decides who attacks you in PvP zones and which quest NPCs you interact with. Marines also get cheaper ships. Honestly, for PvE grinding it does not matter much — pick whichever side sounds more fun. You can switch later by talking to specific NPCs, though your bounty or honor resets to zero when you do.

Active Blox Fruits Codes

As of March 2026, Blox Fruits has 40 working codes. Most give 2x EXP boosts (20 minutes each), three give stat resets, two give free Beli, and one gives an in-game title. To redeem: tap the gear icon on the left side of the screen, scroll down to Redeem DLC Code, paste the code, and hit Redeem. Each code works once per account. We track every Blox Fruits code on our dedicated codes page, updated daily with new codes and expired ones removed.

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