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All Swords in Blox Fruits (2026)

All Swords in Blox Fruits

Blox Fruits has 42 total swords across five rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, and Mythical, each with its own obtainment method, from simple shop purchases to specific boss fights and limited-time events. This guide lists every sword by rarity, flags which ones are currently unobtainable through normal play, and explains sword-specific mechanics like Blade immunity, Buddha's transformation bonus, and Koko's unique fruit synergy.

Blox Fruits has 42 total swords across five rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, and Mythical. This guide lists every sword by rarity with its exact obtainment method.

Swords are a core weapon category alongside fruits, fighting styles, and guns. Rarity signals rough strength but not how to actually get one, and that gap widens at higher rarities. In this article, we'll cover how swords function, then list every sword by rarity and how each is obtained.


How Swords Work

Weapon rarity tier list ranking swords by Mythical, Legendary, Rare, Uncommon, and Common.
Weapon rarity tier list ranking swords by Mythical, Legendary, Rare, Uncommon, and Common.

Blade users are immune to all sword damage, including Aura, though some abilities can still stun-lock them. Bosses ignore this immunity entirely, and the Chef NPC who uses Blade still has a 1 in 3 chance of being hit.

Koko is the only sword buffed by a fruit other than Buddha. Inside a Control Area, its range and area of effect increase significantly.

Buddha's transformation increases the size and area of effect of the equipped sword or fighting style, with Midnight Blade as a known exception. Basic attack damage drops slightly during the transformation, offset by the added defense and area of effect.

Legendary and Mythical swords generally out-damage fruits on both basic attacks and skills, compensating for fewer moves and weaker mobility. Some swords carry separate level requirements; Tushita needs level 2000 even after being obtained.


Common Swords

The cheapest tier, meant to get new players through the first few islands.

Sword

Obtainment

Cutlass

$1,000 from Sword Dealer

Katana

$1,000 from Sword Dealer

Dual Katana

$12,000 from Sword Dealer of the West

Most of these are budget-friendly swords, but none hold up past the earliest levels.


Uncommon Swords

Still weak overall, with one exception in Fishing Trophy's current availability.

Sword

Obtainment

Iron Mace

$25,000 from Sword Dealer of the West

Shark Saw

Defeat The Saw

Triple Katana

$60,000 from Sword Dealer of the East

Twin Hooks

Defeat Captain Elephant

Fishing Trophy

Placing top 1,000 in the 2025 Fishing Tournament

Fishing Trophy's obtainment was tied to that specific 2025 event, so it's now trade-only.


Rare Swords

A clear step up, mostly earned through boss fights rather than purchase.

Sword

Obtainment

Dragon Trident

Defeat Tide Keeper

Dual-Headed Blade

$400,000 from Master Sword Dealer

Flail

Defeat Smoke Admiral

Gravity Blade

Defeat Orbitus

Longsword

Defeat Diamond (Boss)

Pipe

$100,000 from Sword Dealer of the East

Soul Cane

$750,000 from Living Skeleton

Trident

Defeat Fishman Lord

Wardens Sword

Defeat Chief Warden

A reasonable midpoint between currency grinding and boss grinding.


Legendary Swords

The largest tier, strong for both grinding and PvP.

Sword

Obtainment

Bisento

$1,000,000 from Master Sword Dealer

Buddy Sword

Defeat Cake Queen

Canvander

Defeat Beautiful Pirate

Dark Dagger

Defeat rip_indra True Form

Dragonheart

From Dragon Hunter

Fox Lamp

From Kitsune Shrine

Koko

Defeat Order

Midnight Blade

From El Admin

Oroshi

$2,000,000 from Legendary Sword Dealer

Pole (1st Form)

Defeat Thunder God

Pole (2nd Form)

Get struck by lightning in Rough Sea while holding Pole

Rengoku

Using the Hidden Key

Saber

Complete Saber Puzzle, then defeat Saber Expert

Saishi

$2,000,000 from Legendary Sword Dealer

Shark Anchor

Use Monster Magnet, then defeat Anchor Terrorshark

Shizu

$2,000,000 from Legendary Sword Dealer

Spikey Trident

Defeat Cake Prince or Dough King

Tushita

Defeat Longma

Yama

Complete 20 to 30 Elite or Player Hunter quests

Saishi, Shizu, and Oroshi are also the three swords required to unlock True Triple Katana, tying this tier directly to the Mythical grind.


Mythical Swords

The top rarity. Four of the six are currently farmable; two aren't.

Sword

Obtainment

True Triple Katana

300 Mastery on Saishi, Shizu, and Oroshi, then $2,000,000 from the Mysterious Man

Dark Blade

Dark Blade Game Pass, purchased with Robux, gifted, or traded for 1200 Robux.

Cursed Dual Katana

Completion of the Scroll Trials

Hallow Scythe

Summon and defeat Soul Reaper in the Third Sea using Hallow Essence, obtainable year-round.

Triple Dark Blade

Not obtainable by normal players, exclusive to staff, testers, and Star Program creators

Dog Blade

Was obtainable during the now-ended Dog House Event

Hallow Scythe requires a Hallow Essence, obtained from a 1 percent chance at the Gravestone NPC or as a Death King Random Surprise reward, both in the Haunted Castle. It's farmable any time, not tied to a Halloween window. Triple Dark Blade and Dog Blade are the only two Mythical swords genuinely off the table for normal play right now.


Final Words

Common through Rare swords are mostly purchase- or early-boss based. Legendary swords lean on specific fights and NPCs. Mythical swords split between four achievable long-term goals and two that are effectively trade-only. Knowing which category a sword falls into before committing time or currency saves a wasted grind.

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Ziad is a content writer at BloxSwaps, covering Roblox games through detailed guides and tier lists. With a focus on breaking down game mechanics and ranking characters, weapons, and items, Ziad helps players make sense of what's actually worth their time and Robux. When not writing, Ziad stays on top of the latest Roblox updates to keep every guide accurate and up to date.

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