Blox Fruits Fighting Styles Tier List

This tier list ranks every fighting style in Blox Fruits by its overall usefulness for grinding, PvP, and boss fights, so you can see which ones are worth your time and which to skip. It covers all currently available fighting styles, from the free Basic Combat to the endgame Superhuman, and explains what each one does well and where it falls short. The rankings reflect the general community consensus as of the current game meta, but your own playstyle and stat build can shift a style up or down a tier.

How Fighting Styles Work in Blox Fruits

Fighting styles are one of the three main ways to deal damage in Blox Fruits, alongside swords and Blox Fruits themselves. Unlike swords and fruits, fighting styles rely entirely on your Melee stat for damage scaling, so they pair naturally with a melee-focused build. Each style has a basic combo (M1) and two to four special moves that you unlock as you level up the style. You can level a fighting style by using it in combat, and most styles have a level requirement before you can even learn them.

There are currently 13 fighting styles in the game, not counting the starter Basic Combat. They range from easily obtainable ones like Dark Step and Electric, to the legendary Superhuman and Godhuman, which require massive amounts of time and resources. What makes a style “good” depends on the situation: some are amazing for grinding because of their AoE and speed, while others shine in PvP due to their combo potential and stuns. This list weighs both, but leans slightly toward PvP performance since that’s where the meta matters most.

Full Tier List (S to D)

• S Tier: Godhuman, Superhuman
• A Tier: Sharkman Karate, Electric Claw, Dragon Talon
• B Tier: Death Step, Water Kung Fu
• C Tier: Dark Step, Electric
• D Tier: Basic Combat, Cyborg, Dragon Breath

This is a general ranking that most experienced players would agree with. Godhuman and Superhuman sit at the top because they offer the best damage, speed, and combo potential in the game. Sharkman Karate and Electric Claw are excellent alternatives that are much easier to obtain, making them the best choices for mid-game players. The lower tiers aren’t necessarily useless, but they’re outclassed by the higher options and are rarely seen in serious PvP.

S Tier: Godhuman and Superhuman

Godhuman is widely considered the best fighting style in Blox Fruits. It requires level 2300, 5 million Fragments, and mastery of four other styles (Dark Step, Electric, Water Kung Fu, and Dragon Breath) to unlock. Its moves have huge AoE, high damage, and great combo potential, and it even has a move that heals you, which is incredibly valuable in both PvP and raids. The main downside is the insane grind to get it, but for endgame players, it’s worth every hour.

Superhuman is the second-best style and is obtained by mastering Dark Step, Electric, Water Kung Fu, and Dragon Breath, but it only requires level 1500 and 3 million Fragments. It’s faster than Godhuman and has a better dash, making it excellent for hit-and-run tactics. Its moves are slightly weaker than Godhuman’s, but it’s much more accessible, which is why many players consider it the best “practical” choice. If you’re not at max level yet, Superhuman is the style to aim for.

A Tier: Sharkman Karate, Electric Claw, Dragon Talon

Sharkman Karate is the best non-legendary fighting style in the game. It’s unlocked by mastering Water Kung Fu and buying it from the Sharkman at the Floating Turtle for 3 million Fragments (requires level 1500). Its moves have excellent range, good damage, and a strong stun, making it a top pick for both grinding and PvP. It’s especially effective against sea beasts and in water-based fights, which is a nice bonus.

Electric Claw is a fast, combo-heavy style that you get by mastering Electric and buying it for 2.5 million Fragments (requires level 1300). Its moves are quick and chain well together, making it a favorite for players who like aggressive, close-range combat. It lacks the raw damage of Sharkman Karate, but its speed and stunlock potential make it a solid A-tier.

Dragon Talon is the newest style, unlocked by mastering Dragon Breath and buying it for 2.5 million Fragments (requires level 1600). It has high damage and great AoE, but its moves are a bit slow and telegraphed, which can be punished in PvP. It’s still a strong choice for grinding, and its fire effects look awesome, but it’s not quite as reliable as the other A-tier options.

B Tier: Death Step and Water Kung Fu

Death Step is a dark-themed style that you get by mastering Dark Step and buying it for 2.5 million Fragments (requires level 1400). It has decent damage and a unique teleport move that can catch opponents off guard, but its overall damage output is lower than the A-tier styles. It’s a fun style for casual play, but it’s not meta.

Water Kung Fu is the mid-tier style that you can buy from the Water Kung Fu Master on the Frozen Village for 750,000 Fragments (requires level 1000). It’s a stepping stone to Sharkman Karate, and it’s actually quite good for its cost. Its moves are balanced and have a nice water theme, but they don’t stand out in any particular way. If you’re on a budget, it’s a solid choice, but you’ll want to upgrade to Sharkman Karate eventually.

C and D Tiers: The Rest

Dark Step and Electric are the two starter styles you can buy for 150,000 and 250,000 Fragments respectively (requires level 300 and 500). They’re fine for early game, but their damage and moves are outclassed by everything else. They’re only worth using until you can get a better style.

Dragon Breath (requires level 800, 500,000 Fragments) and Cyborg (requires level 1000, 1 million Fragments) are both in D tier. Dragon Breath has a cool fire theme but its moves are slow and weak. Cyborg is a strange style that focuses on self-damage mechanics, which is more of a gimmick than a viable strategy. Basic Combat is the absolute starter style, and it’s only useful for the first few levels. None of these are worth investing in beyond unlocking the styles that require them.

How to Choose the Right Fighting Style

Your choice of fighting style should depend on your level, your stats, and what you want to do in the game. Here are a few rules of thumb:

• Early game (levels 1-300): Use Basic Combat until you can buy Dark Step or Electric. They’re cheap and will carry you to the mid-game.
• Mid-game (levels 300-1000): Water Kung Fu is the best budget option. It’s strong enough for grinding and you’ll need it to unlock Sharkman Karate later.
• Late game (levels 1000+): Go for Sharkman Karate or Electric Claw. They’re the best non-legendary styles and will serve you well in PvP and raids.
• Endgame (levels 1500+): Superhuman is the goal. It’s the best all-around style and is required for Godhuman, so you’ll want to master it anyway.

Also, consider your stat build. If you’re a melee-focused build, these styles are your main damage source. If you’re a Blox Fruit main, you might want a style that complements your fruit’s moves, like a fast style for combos. If you’re a sword main, you probably won’t use a fighting style much, so any cheap one will do.

Common Mistakes and Misconceptions

One of the biggest mistakes players make is wasting Fragments on a style they don’t need. For example, buying Dragon Breath just because it looks cool, only to realize it’s weak and that you’ll have to master it anyway for Superhuman. Another mistake is ignoring the level requirements. You can’t just buy a high-tier style at level 500; you’ll need to grind to the required level first, which takes time.

A common misconception is that the highest-tier style is always the best. While Godhuman is S-tier, it requires a massive investment, and for many players, Superhuman or Sharkman Karate is actually the better choice. Also, some players think that fighting styles are useless in the late game, but that’s not true—a good fighting style can be your main damage source if you build around it. Finally, don’t forget that you can only have one fighting style equipped at a time, so choose wisely and don’t spread your Fragments too thin.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best fighting style in Blox Fruits?

Godhuman is the strongest fighting style overall, but it requires level 2300 and 5 million Fragments. Superhuman is the best practical choice for most players because it’s easier to get and still very powerful.

How do I get Superhuman?

You need to master Dark Step, Electric, Water Kung Fu, and Dragon Breath, then buy Superhuman from the Ability Teacher on the Floating Turtle for 3 million Fragments. You also need to be at least level 1500.

Is Sharkman Karate worth it?

Yes, Sharkman Karate is the best non-legendary style. It’s strong for both PvP and grinding, and it’s relatively easy to get once you have Water Kung Fu mastered and 3 million Fragments.

What fighting style should I use for grinding?

Sharkman Karate and Superhuman are the best for grinding because they have high damage and good AoE. If you’re lower level, Water Kung Fu is a solid budget option.

Can I change my fighting style?

Yes, you can equip any fighting style you’ve unlocked at any time, as long as you’re not in combat. You just need to go to the Ability Teacher and select the style you want to use.

Do fighting styles work with any stat build?

Fighting styles scale with your Melee stat, so they’re best for melee builds. If you’re a Blox Fruit or sword main, you can still use them, but they won’t be as effective.

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