Blox Fruits Fighting Styles

Fighting Styles are melee combat styles that give you their own attacks. You can use them with Fruits and Swords.

There are 12 Fighting Styles in Blox Fruits, including Godhuman, Sanguine Art, Dragon Talon, Electric Claw, Sharkman Karate, and Death Step.

Godhuman and Sanguine Art are among the best Fighting Styles overall. Dragon Talon and Electric Claw are also strong choices, especially for PvP.

Godhuman and Sanguine Art are among the strongest PvP Fighting Styles. Dragon Talon and Electric Claw are also popular for their damage and combos.

Sanguine Art and Sharkman Karate are strong choices for grinding. Sanguine Art has strong attacks and healing, while Sharkman Karate works especially well with Buddha.

Sanguine Art is one of the hardest Fighting Styles to obtain because it requires rare items and materials. Godhuman also has many requirements before you can learn it.

Combat is the easiest Fighting Style because every player starts with it. Dark Step, Electric, and Water Kung Fu are also easy to obtain early in the game.

Fighting Styles give you melee attacks that use your Melee stat. Each style has its own moves, damage, and attack speed.

Yes. Mastery unlocks new moves for a Fighting Style. Some Fighting Styles also require high Mastery in other styles before you can obtain them.

Mastery increases when you use a Fighting Style. Higher Mastery unlocks more of its moves and is required for some Fighting Styles.

Fighting Styles are taught by different NPCs across the First, Second, and Third Seas. Each style has its own teacher and requirements.

Yes. Some Fighting Styles lead to stronger styles later in the game. For example, Superhuman is one of the requirements for unlocking Godhuman.

Yes. Fighting Styles are a major part of PvP builds and can be combined with Fruits and Swords for combos.

Yes. Fighting Styles can be very effective for grinding. Sanguine Art and Sharkman Karate are especially useful for PvE.

Yes. Every Fighting Style has its own moves, attack speed, range, and damage, making each style play differently.

Use the Fighting Style to increase its Mastery. New moves unlock automatically when you reach their required Mastery levels.

Fighting Styles are melee attacks that use your Melee stat, while Swords are separate weapons that use the Sword stat.

Yes. You can switch between your Fighting Style and Sword during combat and use both as part of the same build.

Yes. Fighting Styles and Blox Fruits can be used together, making them an important part of many Blox Fruits builds.

You can see the complete Blox Fruits Fighting Styles list on Infurius, including each style's moves, requirements, location, and other details.