Swords are one of the four main ways to deal damage in the game, along with Blox Fruits, Fighting Styles, and Guns.
Swords are a weapon classification of up-close-and-personal, melee weapons that can be found and bought everywhere in the Blox Fruits universe. Most of these weapons have a focus on precise, close ranged moves.
All swords have two unique abilities, and some swords have imbued or skills that originate from their Blox Fruit counterpart (or from somewhere else).
All swords can also be upgraded, via the Blacksmith NPC and Enchanted via the Dragon Talon Sage, to deal extra damage and to gain unique abilities relative to the sword.
All swords and their abilities cannot harm Chop users due to their passive immunity to swords, even if they use Aura. However, certain sword abilities will still be able to stun-lock Chop users. Notable examples include Saddi's "Swords dance" and Midnight Blade's "Portal Opening".
There are several ways of obtaining Swords, including:
- Buying swords from Sword Dealers:
- The Sword Dealer sells Katana and Cutlass.
- The Sword Dealer of the West sells Dual Katana and Iron Mace.
- The Sword Dealer of the East sells Triple Katana and Pipe.
- The Master Sword Dealer sells Dual-Headed Blade and Bisento.
- The Living Skeleton who sells Soul Cane.
- The Legendary Sword Dealer who sells the three Legendary Swords (Wando, Saddi, Shisui)
- The Mysterious Man sells the True Triple Katana if the user has obtained and has 300 mastery on all three Legendary Swords (Wando, Saddi, Shisui) from the Legendary Sword Dealer.
- El Admin sells the Midnight Blade.
- The Thunder God (NPC): If the user has fully awakened Rumble (250 mastery +) and have 180+ mastery on Pole (1st Form), they must engage in another Rumble Raid while using fully awakened Rumble. After the completion of said raid they may buy Pole (2nd Form).
- Drops from bosses, such as the Shark Saw dropped from The Saw, and Shark Anchor dropped from Anchor Terrorshark.
- Completing puzzles and tasks, such as Saber or Tushita, although these are usually also boss drops.
- In the case of the Dark Blade, players can obtain the gamepass by purchasing it with Robux
, receiving it as a gift, or trading for it. - Admin swords, such as the Triple Dark Blade, are unobtainable by normal players most of the time.
Swords
There is a total of 39 swords in the game:
| Rarity | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Common | The weakest and cheapest swords usually used by low level players. | |
| Uncommon | Still weak, but slightly better than common swords. Only one of them is recommended for PvP, which is Twin Hooks. | |
| Rare | Decent, but still not as good as higher tier swords. Some of them are considered as very good swords. | |
| Legendary | These swords are strong and are usually effective for both grinding and PvP. Most of them are popular amongst players for PvP. | |
| Mythical | These swords are the rarest and are considered as the best swords in most cases, such as in PvP. |
Notes
- Sword users cannot harm Chop users due to their passive immunity to swords whether you use aura or not.
- All swords come with two preset skills.
- The inclusion of fewer moves than most items is meant to set them apart from other weapon types, and to fit the sword's purpose as a weapon that rewards good aim and precision.
- Koko is the only sword which is buffed by a fruit other than Buddha, and that fruit is Control.
- When the user is in Control Area, Koko's range and AoE output are significantly increased.
- In their transformations, Buddha can increase the size of the sword and the AoE of its M1 output of Fighting Styles or swords.
- Some sword abilities may not be affected by transformation. (e.g. Midnight Blade)
- The M1 damage is slightly reduced by Buddha's transformation, but due to the defense buff of Buddha and increased AoE, this is not a significant issue.
- When Aura is active while using certain higher rarity swords, they will emanate a glowing aura, as seen with the Cursed Dual Katana.
- Many swords have Destructible Physics, similar to many other Guns, Fruits, and Fighting Styles.
- Some swords have level prerequisites (e.g. Tushita requires the player to be Lv. 2000+)
- Swords at higher rarities, especially Mythical and Legendary tend to have higher raw damage than fruits (both M1's and skills), presumably to make up for their fewer skills and inferior mobility.
- If you are playing on console, swords will appear in your hotbar by name.
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|---|---|---|
| Wiki | Rules • Wiki Staff Page • Manual of Style | |
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| Guides | ||
| First Sea | Saber Expert Puzzle • The Son Quest • Accessing the Second Sea | |
| Second Sea | Colosseum Quest • Cyborg Puzzle • Slayer Dark Blade • Aura Colors • Accessing the Third Sea | |
| Third Sea | Cursed Dual Katana Puzzle • Tushita Puzzle • Soul Guitar Puzzle • Race Awakening | |
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