Best Blox Fruits Fighting Styles Guide

You grind through First Sea NPCs, watching the mastery bar tick up one point at a time. When it hits 300 on Dark Step, you open the Superhuman NPC menu and see you still need 250 on Electric, 250 on Water Kung Fu, and 250 on Dragon Breath before you can buy it. That moment is where most players stall. They assume mastery from one style carries over, or they waste Beli buying the wrong fighting style.

The blox fruits fighting styles system is a chain: every upgrade requires you to have mastered specific earlier styles to a specific number. No shortcuts. No formulas. Just the numbers the Blox Fruits Wiki records for each update.

First Sea And Second Sea Styles

Blox Fruits has 14 fighting styles across three seas. You buy each from an NPC on a specific island. The First Sea offers Combat (free, no requirements), Dark Step (150,000 Beli, no mastery needed), Electric (50,000 Beli), and Water Kung Fu (150,000 Beli). Dragon Breath costs 300,000 Beli and sits in the Second Sea. All four are prerequisites for Superhuman.

Second Sea Upgrades

Once you unlock Superhuman in the Second Sea, three more styles open up: Death Step (750,000 Beli, 250 Fragments), Sharkman Karate (1,500,000 Beli, 1,500 Fragments), and Electric Claw (2,500,000 Beli, 2,500 Fragments). Those three plus Superhuman are the four you take to 400 mastery each before you can buy Godhuman for 5,000,000 Beli and 5,000 Fragments.

Third Sea Standalone

The Third Sea also contains Dragon Talon, a standalone style that costs 3,000 Fragments and has no mastery requirement from other styles. It is not part of the Godhuman chain, so you can skip it until you have Godhuman.

How to get Godhuman starts with Superhuman. The Superhuman NPC in the Second Sea requires exactly: 300 mastery in Dark Step, 250 in Electric, 250 in Water Kung Fu, and 250 in Dragon Breath. You must have purchased and used each of those styles enough to reach those mastery numbers. The buy cost is 3,000,000 Beli and 5,000 Fragments.

If you have only grinded Dark Step to 400 and ignored the other three, you cannot unlock Superhuman. That is the single most common mistake: players hit 300 on one style and assume that is enough. It is not. You need four separate mastery bars at those thresholds. The wiki verified these numbers against Update 20 (2023-04-22), and they have not changed in subsequent patches.

Death Step And Sharkman Karate

Death Step requirements: You must own Superhuman first. Then buy Death Step for 750,000 Beli and 250 Fragments from the NPC in the Second Sea. The mastery you need for Godhuman is 400, but you can buy the style as soon as you have Superhuman and the currency. Grind Death Step to 400 before moving on.

Sharkman Karate requirements: Also requires Superhuman. Buy it for 1,500,000 Beli and 1,500 Fragments. Same Godhuman requirement: 400 mastery. The order you grind these three (Death Step, Sharkman Karate, Electric Claw) does not matter for unlocking Godhuman, you need all three at 400, plus Superhuman at 400.

Electric Claw And Dragon Talon

Electric Claw requirements: 2,500,000 Beli and 2,500 Fragments. This is the most expensive of the three in Fragments. Start farming Fragments early if you plan to get Godhuman because the total is 5,000 for Godhuman itself plus the prerequisite styles.

Dragon Talon requirements: 3,000 Fragments, no mastery prerequisite from other styles. It sits in the Third Sea and is a separate upgrade path. It requires 400 mastery to unlock its full moveset, but it does not gate Godhuman.

How to get Godhuman is the question that brings most players here. The answer is a fixed chain: you need 400 mastery in Superhuman, 400 in Death Step, 400 in Sharkman Karate, and 400 in Electric Claw. That is four styles at 400 mastery each. The total Beli cost is 5,000,000. The Fragments cost is 5,000.

Some sources say Godhuman requires 400 on four styles without naming them. That is where players grind the wrong ones. The four are exactly the ones listed above. If you have 400 on Superhuman but only 300 on Death Step, you cannot buy Godhuman. Every style must hit 400. The wiki verified this against Update 20 (2023-04-22) and it has not been changed since.

The mastery cap per style is 600. You do not need to reach 600 for any unlock, 400 is the highest requirement in the chain. Grinding beyond 400 is optional and only boosts that style's damage scaling.

The efficient order saves you from grinding a style you will replace. Start in the First Sea with Dark Step, Electric, Water Kung Fu, and Dragon Breath. Grind Dark Step to 300 first because it is the highest requirement for Superhuman. Then take the other three to 250 each. Do not go past 300 on Dark Step, the extra 100 mastery does nothing for unlocking Superhuman.

Once you have Superhuman, buy Death Step, Sharkman Karate, and Electric Claw. Grind one of them to 400 before switching to the next. The order among these three does not matter because all three need 400. The fastest sequence is to pick the one you can buy first (lowest Fragments cost) and grind that to 400, then the next, then the last.

Do not grind Dragon Talon until you have Godhuman. It is a distraction, it costs 3,000 Fragments and requires 400 mastery, which is the same grind time as one of the Godhuman prerequisites, but it does not unlock anything else.

Mastery gain per hit varies by enemy level relative to yours. The wiki publishes no formula, it records observed values. In practice, killing enemies 5 to 10 levels above you gives the highest mastery per minute. At level 1500 in the Third Sea, farm the Ice Giants or the Flower Island NPCs. At level 700 in the Second Sea, the Colosseum NPCs are the best spot.

The 2x Mastery gamepass costs 450 Robux and doubles every mastery point you earn. It is permanent once purchased. Stack it with a temporary 2x Mastery code if one is active, codes are additive, not multiplicative, so two 2x boosts give 3x, not 4x. Server boosts from private servers also stack additively.

Private servers are the fastest method because NPCs respawn immediately and no other players compete for kills. Without a private server, find a low-traffic channel and a spot where NPCs spawn every 5 to 10 seconds. Do not switch styles mid-grind, mastery gain resets no progress on other styles, so committing to one style until you hit the threshold is always faster than alternating.

The failure case is farming at level 2000 in the Second Sea because you want to avoid Third Sea lag. Enemies below your level give reduced mastery per hit, sometimes as low as 1 per kill. Always grind in the sea that matches your level range.