Blox Fruits: Permanent Buddha Fruit Awarded After Metadrip Style Contest

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Razor, vainqueur du concours Metadrip Blox Fruits, reçoit un Fruit Bouddha permanent

In Blox Fruits, an avatar’s style can become a true competitive arena. A Metadrip contest brought together several participants around one simple rule: present the most striking skin possible by focusing on the consistency of accessories, colors, weapons, race, and visual effects.

After a lengthy selection phase, three avatars reached the final: Zerox, Sun, and Razor. The final vote ultimately named Razor the overall winner. His reward? The right to choose a shop item, and he settled on the Permanent Buddha Fruit.

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A Blox Fruits Contest Where Style Is All That Matters

The Metadrip concept is based on appearance rather than combat power. Contestants were therefore judged on their ability to put together a recognizable, balanced, and personal look within the worlds of Roblox and Blox Fruits.

In-game accessories could be used, along with weapons, capes, displayed or disabled Haki, race transformations, and Devil Fruits shown on screen. Yet each of these elements also came with a risk: a rare item was not enough if it clashed with the rest of the outfit.

The dominant color, shoes, top, hair, face, and equipment were all examined in detail. An overly busy outfit, poorly matched accessories, or inspiration deemed too obvious could cost points against a simpler but better-executed proposal.

Anime-Inspired Avatars Penalized for Their Lack of Originality

Several contestants chose to recreate well-known characters. Zoro, with his three legendary swords, was among those examined. The accuracy of his equipment was acknowledged, but the lack of originality weighed heavily in the ranking.

The same applied to an avatar inspired by Katakuri. The trident, Haki, and visual elements associated with the character created a recognizable set, but directly recreating a protagonist from One Piece limited its chances. In this type of contest, reproducing an existing character can work visually without necessarily being enough to stand out.

This approach recalls other fashion contests already held in the game. In another event, a participant named Zoro won a Permanent Dragon Fruit with his style. Here, using the name and appearance of the Straw Hat crew’s swordsman did not automatically lead to victory.

Varied Ideas Featuring Devil Fruits, Haki, and Rare Accessories

The participants took very different approaches. Some tried to place their Devil Fruit at the center of their appearance. Sun, for example, drew attention with this choice: his fruit was an integral part of the presentation, alongside an outfit that notably included a shark fin.

Others focused on Haki effects. One contestant went for an electric style, completed with a cape, katanas, and a relatively understated look. The result was considered coherent, despite glasses that seemed less convincing than the rest of the outfit.

Several outfits also sought to tell a story: an opposition between black and white, angel and demon wings, a mysterious mask, red neon lights, a guitar reminiscent of Brook, or race accessories. Zerox notably stood out with a mysterious look made up of a suit, a mask, red elements, and a mix of contrasting accessories.

The contest also showed that a skin could lose credibility when it was changed during judging. One participant was eliminated after altering parts of their appearance, while contestants were expected to defend the style they had presented at the start.

The Eliminations Before the Final

Before the public was allowed to decide between the finalists, the selection gradually reduced the number of participants. Ronaldo was eliminated first, as his pants and several elements of his outfit were considered poorly matched despite a rare Doflamingo cape.

Légend Blox Fruit then left the competition, partly because visual elements were compared to rain boots. Zoro and the Katakuri avatar followed, mainly due to their lack of originality.

Faris Bogosse, who opted for a simple skin with Ghoul effects, glasses, and a sword, failed to reach the final four. RIP was also eliminated after concerns over the overall consistency of his look, despite a dominant red color scheme, katanas, and several appreciated accessories.

Isa 3txt was then eliminated, although his combination of purple glasses, bunny ears, a trident, and more conventional clothing had generated some interest. Alassan, with his electric style, finished in fourth place, just short of the podium.

Razor, Sun, and Zerox: A Podium Decided by Vote

The final top three consisted of Zerox, Sun, and Razor. The three contestants then presented their appearances one last time before the vote.

Zerox took third place. His suit, mask, glowing details, and accessories earned him a spot on the podium. Sun finished second, supported by a visual concept featuring his Devil Fruit and a more thematic approach.

Razor claimed first place. His avatar combined a guitar evoking Brook, a sword, a hat, a small creature placed on his back, and anime-style hair. The intentionally elaborate yet coherent ensemble won over the final vote.

His emotion was immediate after the result was announced. As the winner, Razor was allowed to request the shop item of his choice.

Why Razor Chose the Permanent Buddha Fruit

Razor ultimately requested a Permanent Buddha Fruit. The Buddha Fruit is one of the most coveted rewards in Blox Fruits, particularly because its permanent version remains available after switching Fruits.

This choice fits into a progression path in which the Buddha Fruit holds a special place. It can support players throughout a long leveling journey before being replaced to explore different gameplay experiences. That progression is explored in this account of leaving the Buddha Fruit behind after reaching the maximum level.

Above all, the contest illustrates a simple idea: in Metadrip, an avatar’s effectiveness does not depend only on the rarity of its items. An outfit needs a clear identity, must avoid unnecessary clutter, and should commit to an aesthetic direction. Razor managed to turn his guitar, hat, weapon, and accessories into a memorable enough combination to win.

For players who prefer to pursue appearance-based rewards rather than progression, other community challenges also exist. Permanent rewards were notably featured in a style contest where Master chose a Permanent Leopard Fruit.