How to Get Tushita in Blox Fruits: The Long Road to Oden’s Second Sword

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Tushita, la deuxième épée légendaire d’Oden dans Blox Fruits

Getting Tushita in Blox Fruits is a major milestone for players who already own Yama and want to bring together Oden’s two weapons. The sword is not immediately accessible: first, you must prepare the platforms linked to Aura colors, obtain a God’s Chalice, summon Rip Indra, then complete a timed sequence before defeating Longma.

The process can be especially frustrating. Between hard-to-spot platforms, the cost of certain colors, Elite farming, and the limited time available to activate the torches, one mistake can force you to repeat much of the preparation.

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Tushita, Oden’s Other Legendary Sword

Tushita forms a pair with Yama, Oden’s first legendary sword. Bringing both weapons together is an essential step before pursuing the Cursed Dual Katana, also known as CDK. These blades are among the most sought-after pieces of equipment in the game.

The complete path to the CDK does not end with Tushita: you must also build mastery with both weapons and complete further trials. For the full process, see our guide on how to get the Cursed Dual Katana in Blox Fruits.

Preparing the Platforms With Aura Colors

The first challenge is gaining access to the mechanism tied to Rip Indra. A door and several passages do not directly lead to the fight: you must activate specific platforms using the correct Aura colors.

Three colors are required for this process:

Snow White;
Pure Red;
Winter Sky.

These colors must be equipped before standing on their corresponding tiles. Each platform must turn green, indicating that its activation has registered. The locations require searching around Castle on the Sea, in grassy areas, and at the top of a tower.

This part can be expensive if you do not already have the Aura colors. In this case, Snow White, Pure Red, and Winter Sky were each purchased for 350 Robux. You must also make sure the selected Aura is actually equipped before stepping onto the platform: owning a color without activating it will not validate the tile.

Getting a God’s Chalice: The Farming Stage

After the platforms, you need to obtain a God’s Chalice. This is the item used to summon Rip Indra. There are two possible approaches during this journey: get the chalice by defeating Elites or find it in a chest.

Farming Elites is by far the most grueling part. Deandre, Urban, and Diablo must be located and defeated. They can appear in various places, including Hydra Island, Port Town, the Great Tree, and Floating Turtle. The Portal Fruit is particularly useful for cutting down the long trips between targets.

Elites do not guarantee a God’s Chalice. Many attempts may yield only accessories, such as a bandana. Confusing different enemies can also waste time, so it is best to check the target’s identity before starting the fight.

In this journey, the chalice is eventually obtained after a long series of attempts, before a second opportunity appears through a chest. This discovery is a reminder to watch for chests along the way, even when Elite farming remains the main objective.

Summoning Rip Indra Without Wasting the Chalice

Once you have the God’s Chalice, head to Castle on the Sea. The chalice must be placed in the designated spot to trigger the next events. It is best to know the route in advance: time becomes precious as soon as the summoning begins.

The first attempt can easily fail. Taking a wrong turn, poor visibility, or hesitating in the corridors can cost valuable seconds. The chalice is then consumed, forcing you to search for another one.

Before placing the God’s Chalice, make sure you have:

a clear route through Castle on the Sea;
a fast movement option;
a combat setup ready to use;
a solid understanding of the torch locations.

Lighting the Torches Within the Time Limit

After the summoning, you must go through the newly opened passages and light several torches. This sequence is time-limited, turning a simple exploration segment into a real race. The torches are located near the mansion, a boat, and the town.

The difficulty does not come solely from enemies. Darkness and visual effects can make landmarks much harder to read. A high-mobility transformation such as Kitsune helps save time and see the route more clearly. The key, however, is not to panic: follow the planned route, activate every flame, and reach the entrance to Longma.

Once every torch is lit, the path to the final fight becomes accessible.

Defeating Longma to Obtain Tushita

Longma is the final obstacle between you and Tushita. After all the previous stages, the fight carries particular weight: losing at this point would be extremely costly in both time and resources.

Once Longma is defeated, Tushita is obtained and can be equipped immediately. This achievement does not mean the work is over. The weapon must then gain mastery to reveal its techniques and prepare for the next stage on the road to the CDK.

To level up Tushita, you can fight bosses again or go to Chocolate Island to chain battles together. Resetting your stats toward Sword also improves your damage and lets you progress more effectively with the weapon.

Leveling Tushita and Testing Celestial Ravager

After raising Tushita to mastery level 300, the Celestial Ravager technique becomes available. Activating it notably launches the target away, making it an ability worth testing right away on enemies.

Tushita is therefore much more than a cosmetic reward. It is both a weapon to develop and a central part of the Cursed Dual Katana objective. Its connection to Yama is obvious: the two swords are meant to be brought together in more advanced progression.

To learn more about this ultimate weapon, also read our feature on the Cursed Dual Katana, Oden’s swords in Blox Fruits.

FAQ: Getting Tushita in Blox Fruits

Do you need Yama before looking for Tushita?

Yama and Tushita are Oden’s two legendary swords. Tushita is sought as the second weapon after Yama in preparation for the Cursed Dual Katana objective.