Blox Fruits: A Light Fruit Is Stolen Before the Magma Fruit Is Obtained

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Personnage de Blox Fruits utilisant le Fruit du Magma après avoir traversé Skypia avec le Fruit du Faucon

Searching for random fruits in Blox Fruits can lead to especially harsh twists. The journey begins with a fruit associated with Buggy, considered unconvincing for progression, and continues with a string of setbacks: a spotted fruit disappears before it can be reached, a valuable Light Fruit is stolen by another player, and the replacement fruit does not immediately live up to expectations.

Yet this series of unexpected events ultimately opens up an unlikely path. Thanks to the Falcon Fruit and its aerial mobility, the sky islands become accessible long before the required level to fight there effectively is reached. One final fruit spawn, spotted from far away, eventually results in the acquisition of the Magma Fruit.

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A first fruit linked to Buggy that is hard to enjoy

The journey starts with a fruit presented as Buggy’s fruit. Its first abilities still offer a few possibilities: enemies appear unable to hit the character in certain situations, while a katana attack and a power resembling a dance are unlocked as mastery increases.

Despite this, the experience remains frustrating. The damage seems low, the pace of combat is unsatisfying, and the character’s appearance while using certain abilities reinforces the fruit’s unusual side. Raising mastery therefore becomes a priority in order to discover more of its abilities, at the cost of purchasing a 2x mastery bonus.

Progression makes it possible to reach the Alabasta Desert. This area is also an opportunity to search for chests and explore the pyramid, convinced that it hides a secret. A hidden passage does lead to a shop, but access requires conditions that have not yet been met. The exploration therefore does not immediately unlock a concrete reward.

A first missed chance with the Light Fruit

A fruit then appears in the distance. The goal is clear: abandon Buggy’s fruit as quickly as possible to pick up a more useful option. But by the time the marked location is reached, the Light Fruit has disappeared. Another player picked it up first.

The disappointment is all the greater because Light is considered an obvious improvement over the fruit used until then. After this first failure, the decision is made not to rely solely on fruit spawns around the map and instead turn to a merchant for a random fruit.

This step highlights the importance of choosing a power suited to the early areas. The Magma Fruit can become a formidable weapon against Sea 1 bosses, notably through an approach based on ranged attacks. It still has to be found or obtained through a random roll.

The Light Fruit is obtained… then immediately stolen

At the merchant, the random roll costs 34,000. The result is exactly what was hoped for: the Light Fruit. Luck finally seems to be changing, but the time for celebration turns into disaster.

Before consuming it, the fruit is shown to another player. That player attacks, eliminates its owner, and takes the Light Fruit. The attempt at provoking someone therefore instantly backfires on the person who had just obtained it.

The thief then leaves with the fruit. It is impossible to pursue them for long, especially because water restricts movement. This mishap highlights a simple risk: owning a rare or sought-after fruit is not enough; it also has to be consumed without being exposed to other players.

A gifted Falcon Fruit as a consolation prize

After the theft, another player steps in and gives away a Falcon Fruit. The gesture provides a new power to continue with, even if the first tests do not erase the loss of Light.

Falcon’s attacks deal little damage in the encounters tested. Its feathers are also considered unimpressive. However, the fruit has a crucial function: it allows flight once a sufficient mastery level is reached.

This ability completely changes the available movement options. The character can jump higher, take off, cover long distances, and above all reach aerial areas that are normally much harder to access at this stage of progression. The Falcon Fruit is therefore not kept for its offensive strength, but for the access it provides to the map.

Skypia reached through flight

Falcon’s wings make it possible to climb to Skypia’s sky islands. The journey requires maintaining flight carefully: falling from such a height can quickly become dangerous, but taking flight again at the last moment makes it possible to avoid the worst.

Arriving on the sky lands offers an impressive sight, along with several chests to collect. However, the enemies there have far higher levels. Some greatly exceed the character’s level, and a message even states that it is necessary to return when stronger.

Skypia therefore becomes an exploration stop rather than a new farming area. Aerial mobility makes it possible to avoid dangers, collect chests, and leave without entering unwinnable fights. This discovery shows how much a movement fruit can alter progression, even when it seems weak in combat.

Progression in Sea 1 is indeed closely tied to the choice of fruit and how it is used. The Buddha Fruit, for example, radically transforms progression through its reach and ability to handle multiple enemies, following a very different logic from Falcon.

A long race to the prison to collect one last fruit

A new fruit detection eventually appears while the character is still near Skypia. The target is very far away: more than 1,600 meters separate the starting point from the fruit. This time, there is no question of letting another player arrive first.

Falcon’s flight becomes essential. It is necessary to descend gradually, maintain the right direction, and manage the distances shown by the detector. As the target gets closer, the prison area comes into view. Tension rises when another player is spotted nearby: they may also be looking for the same fruit.

Only a few meters from the objective, the fruit is finally found and consumed immediately. The result is the Magma Fruit. After the frustrations caused by Buggy’s fruit, the stolen Light Fruit, and Falcon’s limitations, this roll represents a genuine way out of the crisis.

The Magma Fruit, a new foundation for progression

Obtaining the Magma Fruit is especially promising for what comes next. It is already associated with effective progression against several First Sea bosses, notably through attacks such as Magma Clap and Eruption. It can therefore be a much stronger option for resuming farming and advancing toward the next areas.

The final situation nevertheless retains one surprising detail: after eating the Magma Fruit, the Falcon Fruit’s wings still appear to remain visible. This unusual combination gives the impression of having both the previous aerial mobility and a new offensive fruit.

To continue through the final areas of the First Sea, it will then be necessary to complete more quests, face bosses, and travel between islands. The path to level 700 notably involves the Colosseum, Magma Village, Underwater City, Skylands, and Water Seven, as covered in this full guide to completing Sea 1 in Blox Fruits.