Overview[1]
Blade (formerly known as Chop) is a Natural-type Blox Fruit that costs 30,000 or 100 Robux from the Blox Fruit Dealer. It is seen as a complete counter for sword users in PvP. Blade grants the user razor-sharp blades that can be attached to their limbs, allowing them to parry incoming sword-based attacks with their arm blades, even if the enemy has Aura activated. It also lets the user slash opponents with various attacks, ranging from spinning blade strikes to achieving flight by rotating a single blade.
How to get it
Buy it from the Blox Fruit Dealer for 30,000 Beli when it's in stock (rotates every 4 hours), find it under a map tree, or trade for it.
Stats
- Type
- Natural
- Beli Price
- 30,000
- Robux Price
- 100
- Added in update
- 24
- Rarity
- Common
Value
12,000trading value (Beli-equivalent)
What does this mean?
Bloxism's editorial trading values for fruits, expressed on a Beli-like scale so they can be compared against in-game shop prices. Values are not comparable across games.
Recorded
Patch history
Although Blade's passive ability avoids sword slash damage, it can also automatically parry swords with fire, freeze, electric, or magic effects. However, some swords can still stun Blade users, specifically Saishi, Shark Anchor and Rengoku. Blade is widely known for its sword immunity. It is recommended to be a fruit main rather than a sword main when using Blade in the First Sea. Many attacks look odd with R15 or layered clothing due to body stretching. Blade is a good replacement for Elemental fruits at low levels since most First Sea enemies use swords. However, it becomes ineffective later due to limited abilities and lower damage. Blade and Bomb are the only fruits with an M1 attack. Blade is also the cheapest fruit with an M1 attack. The price of Spring is exactly the double of Blade. Blade is useful in PvP due to many bounty hunters being sword mains. Rapidly spamming M1 in the air while moving forward causes the user to "glide" in the air. The gliding speed is based on the speed when running on the ground. Blade's M1 can hit Sea Events like Sea Beasts, although it is not recommended for them due to its overall moveset. Blade's fast M1s, passives, and easy availability make it one of the best early-game grinding fruits in the First Sea. Blade now deflects attacks instead of the old Chop passive, which separated limbs to dodge swords. becomes faster when the user's HP is lower, similar to Venom and Gas's untransformed F moves. It also goes faster when going up, compared to other directions. Using a zero-millisecond auto clicker allows continuous gliding with M1s.
