Blox Fruits: Best Weapons Tier List 2025

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Created - 28.03.2025 Updated - 31.03.2025

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Aside from fruits and martial arts, there are also weapons that you can collect in Blox Fruits. Of course, having the Roblox Blox Fruits best weapons is going to be important if you want to deal even more damage. There are lots of weapons to collect, but not all are worth the effort.

This guide will show you only the best weapons in the game so that you don’t waste your precious Roblox Robux on weak ones. We’re going to show the best selections for both swords and guns so that you have plenty to choose from.

Soul Cane

Now this one might get a few of you upset. The Soul Cane is often seen as one of the most skillful PvP swords in Blox Fruits, and recently it even got a model rework—the new look is clean. But how does it actually perform?

It comes with two moves: Soul Beam and Soul Slashes. Soul Beam is a long-range stun that freezes enemies for a couple of seconds, opening up combo opportunities. Soul Slashes is a barrage move that also stuns and can combo into Soul Beam.

So, on paper? This sword seems amazing. But here’s the issue—neither move breaks Ken. In fact, if someone activates Ken while being hit with Soul Slashes, they can avoid the damage completely and punish the user. On top of that, the overall damage isn’t very impressive.

For these reasons, Soul Cane sits in the Good Tier, but below Twin Hooks. It’s good—but only if you’re really skilled and your opponent makes a mistake.

Pipe

The Pipe has been reworked not once, but twice—one a year ago, and another more recently. It's got a shiny new model, but unfortunately, the sword is still average at best. Its first move, Pipe Ignition, is a grab move where you suck in an enemy and slam them down. The issue? It’s fully Ken-dodgeable, and the damage is pretty low—only about 3,500.

Second move is Dragon Blast, a medium-range projectile that does okay damage, but also doesn’t break Ken. That means both moves can be avoided entirely by any player with decent reaction time.

Aroshi

Now if you thought Pipe was mid, wait till you see Aroshi. This one isn’t even worth pulling out unless you’re trying to be annoying.

Continuous Lashing looks good—over 5,300 damage if you can land it—but it’s nearly impossible to connect with. Maybe with Portal you could land it, but even then, it’s Ken-dodgeable.

Dragon Gust is the second move and while it does solid damage (about 5,000) and comes out quickly, it doesn’t make up for the lack of utility and how hard it is to build around.

Dark Dagger

The Dark Dagger is a stylish little weapon that just got a new model, and it looks clean. But beyond the looks, it’s got two solid abilities that deserve a little more love. Proficient Impale is a medium-range lunge that pulls the enemy in and then launches them. It’s a Ken-breaker, which immediately gives it value.

Then we have Shaming Slash, which is a long-range projectile that teleports you behind the enemy and knocks them back—this also breaks Ken. It’s great for starting combos, but incredibly hard to land. It requires precision and good timing.

Despite its strengths, it’s not quite on the level of top-tier swords, but definitely not bad. Dark Dagger lands in the Good Tier, above Twin Hooks. Unfortunately, unlike the Dark Blade, the Dark Dagger isn’t a part of the Roblox Blox Fruit Gamepass.

Saber

The Saber sword might be one of the highest-damage swords in the entire game. It’s overlooked because it’s obtained early, but don’t let that fool you.

Visually, it’s got a solid look, especially with a Burn Blessing applied. It has two abilities: Deadly Rush and Triple Slash, and they scale depending on how close you are to your target. Up close, Deadly Rush deals up to 6,181 damage. From further back, the damage drops significantly. The closer you are, the more powerful it gets.

But here’s the thing—aside from damage, Saber doesn’t offer much. It’s not versatile, doesn’t break Ken, and doesn’t have utility or combos.

Gravity Blade

The Gravity Blade is one of those swords that needs no intro. You’ve probably run into it in PvP already—it's everywhere.

The first move, Dimensional Grasp, is one of the best combo starters in the game. It pulls enemies from a distance, breaks Ken, and the cooldown is super short. It lets you immediately follow up with literally anything.

The second ability, Lunar Blitz, is good too—though it can be dodged with Ken, it’s fast enough to catch players off guard.

Gravity Blade doesn’t need crazy damage because its utility is unmatched. It works with almost every build in the game and makes combo setups ridiculously easy.

Sento Blade

Next up is the Sento Blade, and we honestly think this one needs more recognition. It’s one of the highest-damaging swords in Blox Fruits. With the right setup, Quake Spear and Windbreaker can dish out nearly 9,000 damage in one combo. It’s wild.

Now the catch—Windbreaker is Ken-dodgeable. That’s the only thing holding this sword back. If your opponent is quick with Ken, they can avoid the second hit after getting hit with Quake Spear.

Midnight Blade

The Midnight Blade easily ranks as one of the coolest-looking swords in the game. The model alone—with its dark glow and lightning blessing—is clean. The visuals for both of its moves, Portal Opening and Crescent Dash, are equally flashy.

Functionally though, things fall apart. Portal Opening breaks Ken on the first hit, but the rest of the barrage is Ken-dodgeable. A smart opponent will just save their Ken, eat the first hit, activate it during the barrage, and punish you.

Crescent Dash doesn’t break Ken at all, which limits your options even more. Damage is decent—around 5,615—but that’s not enough to carry it.

It’s not bad, but it’s not great either. Midnight Blade goes in the middle of Good Tier, solid for looks and some pressure, but not reliable.

Shisui

The Shisui Sword is one of the top skill-based options in the game. Neither of its moves—True Quiet Rush and Focused Shot—break Ken. That alone makes it a tough weapon to use effectively.

Still, if you’re good, you can make it work. Quiet Rush is a fast mobility move that can be followed by something like Godhuman to create pressure. Problem is, none of it’s true combo material unless you use Cyborg or Draco to break Ken first.

The sword is fast, has decent M1s, and works as a gap-closer, but again—it’s only rewarding if you’re already good. Just like Soul Cane, it has potential, but it’s hard to land anything consistently.

Spikey Trident

If you’re a fruit user, you’ve likely run into or used the Spikey Trident. It’s one of the best swords for combo setups, even though both of its moves are Ken-dodgeable.

Dough Hurricane gives you fast movement to dodge enemy attacks or reposition mid-fight. Flying Trident Pull works great to start combos, especially when combined with Cyborg to make the follow-ups true.

There are countless combos with this sword. The synergy with fruits like Ice, Portal, or Kitsune is insane. Even though the moves are dodgeable, their pressure and movement make it a top pick.

Fox Lamp

Fox Lamp got slept on for a long time, but it’s proving to be a solid pick now. Scorching Azure is its first move. You can charge it to stun enemies for multiple seconds, and while the damage is low (around 4,800), it breaks Ken and opens up for combos.

Internal Firestorm, the second move, can be tapped or held. If tapped, it breaks Ken and deals decent damage. If held, it becomes a lunge, but it’s Ken-dodgeable. The trick is to never fully charge it—just use the tap version for consistent Ken breaks. Both moves break Ken, the visuals are clean, and the utility is solid.

Cursed Dual Katana

Once one of the top-tier swords in the game, the Cursed Dual Katana has lost a bit of its shine compared to newer releases.

Its first move, Revolving Ravager, can be held for more damage (up to 7,000), but it doesn’t break Ken. That limits its use. If you just tap it, the damage is lower—around 5,000. It’s good, but it needs a stun to land consistently.

Slayer of Goliath, the second ability, is a long-range lunge that only breaks Ken when tapped. If you charge it fully, it becomes dodgeable. That’s just backwards and hurts the sword’s usability.

Dark Blade

The Dark Blade gets a ton of attention—partly because it’s a Game Pass sword—but let’s be real: it doesn’t live up to the hype.

1000 Strikes and Dark Air Slash are both Ken-dodgeable, which makes combo setups inconsistent. Damage is great, and with the right fruit (like Magma or Dough) and sword stats, it can create deadly one-shots.

But still—when both moves are dodgeable, it’s hard to justify Godly or even top-tier status. It’s still very usable and very strong, just not worth the premium if you're focused on PvP.

Dragon Trident

Once one of the worst swords in the game, Dragon Trident is now top 3, thanks to one crucial change: both moves now break Ken. Sea Dragon Fury is the first move. It breaks Ken, does 4,621 damage, and sets up easy combos.

Water Dragon Shower is the real MVP. A huge AoE move that’s almost impossible to miss. It breaks Ken, can hit players even if you’re not aiming perfectly, and works from both ground and air.

It’s brain-dead easy to use, but insanely effective. The cooldowns are short, the combos are clean, and the damage stacks up fast. This is one of the best weapons to use against the Blox Fruits Leviathan boss fight.

Pole V2

Don’t sleep on Pole Second Form (V2). Despite being one of the older swords, it’s still very solid.

Both moves are stuns, making it great for combo-heavy builds.

• Hand of God stuns the target briefly.
• Electric Prison, as the name suggests, locks enemies in place.

If you’re using Portal, Rumble, or anything with high burst damage, this sword lets you chain deadly combos.

But it’s not without flaws. The range is limited, and both moves have end lag, meaning if you miss, you’re wide open for punishment.

Dragon Heart

Dragon Heart is the newest sword in Blox Fruits, and it brings a lot to the table—though not everything sticks.

Internal Catastrophe is fast, breaks Ken, and launches enemies into the air. Draconic Blitz is a large AoE move with great spread and damage. It technically breaks Ken, but if the opponent activates Ken mid-animation, they can dodge the damage completely.

So while both moves are good, the combo potential is low. It’s more of a spam weapon—like a worse version of Shark Anchor.

True Triple Katana

We’ve saved the best for last. True Triple Katana is, without question, the top sword in Blox Fruits right now.

First move: Wolf Fang Rush. It’s cannable, yes, but still deals 6,920 damage if you land it. Not bad at all.

But the real star here is Dragon Hurricane—a massive tornado that deals 6,347 damage, breaks Ken, and has a hitbox that sucks in enemies from across the screen. Once you land this move, it’s basically over. The sword enables free combos, insane pressure, and damage stacking.

You could be brand new to PvP and still cook with this sword. It’s that good. There’s nothing bad about it.

Gun Tier List Overview

Guns aren’t always favorable, and they’re mainly used for certain situations. As such, we’re not going to heavily focus on this section. Here’s the full gun tier list as it currently stands:

• Solitar
• Dragon Storn
• Venobo

These three are the top-tier guns in the game. You could make an argument for Dragon Storm above Solitar, or vice versa—but either way, these are the go-to weapons for serious PvP.

A Tier:

• Kabucha
• Magma Blaster

Kabucha remains consistent as a PvP tool, and Magma Blaster is incredibly strong if you’ve got the right build behind it.

B Tier:

• Acidum Rifle
• Duel Flintlock

These are more skill-based guns. They can be good in the right hands, but won’t carry a fight on their own.

Which Weapons Are You Choosing?

There are plenty of great weapons in Roblox Blox Fruits but the ones above are the only ones worth the trouble. Hopefully, you can snag some of these for your account. Once you’ve gotten your best weapons, it’s time to get the ghoul race in Blox Fruits.