So, you want to start playing Blox Fruits, huh? Good for you, and great choice. There’s a reason why it’s one of the most popular games in the Roblox community. There’s just one problem: The game is huge.
With the level cap of 2600, this is one of the most intimidating games for new players, and it’s a shame, because it has a lot to offer, especially to those who make it to end-game. Unfortunately, getting to end-game can be a long, boring and often tedious task if you don’t know what to do. That’s exactly why we decided to make this guide.
For the purpose of this guide, we started a new character and decided to level it up from level 1 to 2600, all for the sake of guiding new players like you.
This guide is a work in progress and as we continue leveling up, we’re going to keep adding and changing things.
How this leveling guide works
The main purpose of this guide is to get you to max level fast. We will guide you through zones where you should level, tell you exactly what you should do (which enemies or bosses you should fight), which quests to do, and when to move on. For each section, we’ll also share some of our personal tips to make your journey as smooth as possible.
Disclaimer: You won’t need to buy anything with real money to follow this guide.
We did have Roblox Premium (which gives 15% extra EXP) but we also bought the double money gamepass. Other than that, we only used the Blox Fruit codes for extra EXP, boosts and Status Resets. These are completely free and we highly recommend you use them while leveling.
Quite honestly, we really didn’t need any of this stuff, and you won’t either. They are nice to have, but not mandatory.
A note about distributing stats points
Each time you level up in Blox Fruits, you’ll get a few stats points which you can freely distibute to any of your stats. Naturally, the first time we played this game, we invested into the wrong stats and that caused a lot of headaches. To help you avoid this, here are some tips:
When you’re just starting out, only put points into Melee (and Defense). In general, no matter what you do in the game, Melee is always going to come in handy. If you’re ever unsure in what you should invest: go for Melee.
Putting some points in Defence is also a good idea, and you should do that every time you feel like the enemies you’re fighting are a bit tougher than you’re comfortable with.
Do not invest into Swords and Guns early on. You can do that when you reach other seas, but while you’re still new to the game, just stick with Melee and Defence.
For Blox Fruits, only invest when you have the right Fruit. Until then, just stick to… well, you know by now.
A note about in-game money
Save it! Unless you’re planning to buy things with Robux, save your in-game money so you can buy stuff that will actually help you. Don’t buy unnecessary things, don’t waste money on Fruits you don’t need, and please don’t buy expensive boats.
Even if you have the worst gacha luck in the world, we’ll guide you so you can get to that max level as efficiently as possible but you’ll need to save your money for that to work.
A note about finding your way
For the most part, you’ll be able to follow the in-game compass which will always lead you to your next Quest, but other times you’ll need to backtrack to previously visited locations, and that can be a pain. If you aren’t sure where you need to sail, feel free to use our Blox Fruits Map.
First Sea Leveling Guide
The only thing you should focus on while you’re on the First Sea is getting strong enough to move to the Second Sea. That’s it. We will get a few abilities and maybe an item or two along the way, but for the most part, just focus on getting strong enough to move to the Second Sea.
You’ll get to pick either Pirates or the Marines. Almost everyone always picks Pirates (Oh, gee, we wonder why?) but it doesn’t really matter. Not to mention, you can switch sides every time you log in, so, seriously, don’t worry, and just focus on getting stronger.
Pirate Starter / Marine Starter 1 – 10
Let’s get to that level 10 first. Accept your starting quest and start killing either Bandits or Trainees. A good way to maximize your gain is to tag (hit) a bunch of enemies (3 or more), gather them in one spot, and take them all out at the same time. Do this with Bandits / Trainees.
You should also accept and repeat the starting quest that asks you to kill them (try to do this every time you’re farming a new group of mobs). Keep doing this until you are level 10, which really shouldn’t take too long. Go to the Boat dealer, and set sail for the Jungle.
Jungle 10 – 30
When you reach the Jungle, you have the awful task of killing Monkeys. What makes killing them awful is that they are scattered around all over the island and you spend a lot of time looking for them. Fortunately, you only need to endure this until you are level 15. Once you get there, swim to smaller Jungle island, and start fighting Gorillas.
Unlike Monkeys, Gorillas are a lot easier to farm. Gather them, punch them, rinse and repeat. Keep doing this until you reach level 25, it will take a bit of time but nothing too bad.
At level 25, accept the quest for killing The Gorilla King. He hits hard and has a stun attack, but otherwise isn’t too difficult. It’s also a great chance to learn how dashing works.
After you kill The Gorilla King, you can either server-hot and farm him over and over, or you can continue killing Gorillas and the Gorilla King (when he spawns) until you reach level 30. Afterwards, it’s time for Pirate Village.
Pirate Village 30 – 60
Once you arrive at Pirate Village, it’s time to get serious… not really. It’s the same spiel as before. Grab a quest and start killing Pirates which are in the main Square. Gather and smash these guys until you reach level 40.
From level 40, grab the Brutes quest and start killing them. They are just on the left side of the island. They hit a bit harder than Pirates but shouldn’t give you a lot of problems. If they do, just invest a couple of points into Defense. Keep re-accepting the Brutes quest for extra experience.
At level 50, go back to the Jungle and find the Blox Fruits Gacha NPC. He will sell you a Blox Fruit for an amount that’s relative to your level and how much money you currently have (in-game money, obviously). You should definitely buy it (unless you’ve already spent real money or were given a great Blox Fruit already. Don’t worry if you get a lously one because, at this point, you’re more than good enough with just your fists. Simply take the Fruit, eat it, and go back to Pirate Village and continue killing Brutes.
At level 55, fight Bobby, everyone’s favorite clown pirate. Just like with the Gorilla King, keep killing him and the Brutes, and repeating their quests, until you get to level 60.
Desert Island Level 60 – 90
Enough with all the pirates, let’s move to something completely different: Bandits. When you get to Desert Island, accept the Quest and start killing Bandits. Again, after you finish the quest, simply take it again and repeat for extra EXP. Get comfortable here because you’ll be farming these guys for a while. Fortunately, they are pretty easy to farm.
You may have noticed in our screenshots that we’ve been using the Ice Fruit. We got lucky with at the Blox Fruits Gacha so we started investing our stats points into Blox Fruits. If you haven’t gotten a good Fruit yet, don’t worry. Seriously, unarmed combat is still more than goo enough and it’s about to get even better on the next island when we get some abilities. Even if you don’t get a good Fruit soon, you’ll be able to get more than decent guns and swords later in this guide, so don’t despair.
After you get to level 90, get in your boat and sail towards Snow Island.
Snow Island Level 90 – 120
Once you get to Snow Island, don’t start killing new mobs just yet. First, visit the cave which is on the right side of the island (right of the docks) and talk to the Ability Teacher.
The Ability Teacher can teach you three abilities:
- Air Jump (lets you triple jump. It’s really useful and super fun)
- Aura / Haki (gives you a natural armor while using almost anything)
- Flash Step (an extremely useful dash that can save your skin)
Haki is probably the most useful one here, especially if you are still using your fists. This gives you a natural armor and even a damage buff. You simply cast this on you like you are using a strong armor. Even better, the more you use this, the better it get. Since we are using Ice Blox Fruit, we won’t be using this much but we definitely recommend you use it, especially if you are still using fists.
The other two are just nice to have. Air Jump is fun but it also lets you get to high to reach places. Flash Step may seem useless now, but once you get combo stunned, you’ll be happy you have this.
In case you don’t have enough money to buy all these, simply grind mobs for a bit and just get them all. There’s no reason not to.
Once you have all the abilities from the Ability Teacher, move up to the NPC Quest giver and start killing Snow Bandits. Keep killing them, and repeating the Quest until you are level 100, which shouldn’t take too long.
From level 100 you can start killing Snowmen, which are on the platform above the Snow Bandits. Some players say to just skip these and stick with the Snow Bandits, but we never had problems killing them, and we recommend you do the same. If you find them annoying to gather and kill, just stick with Snow Bandits until you reach level 110.
At level 110, you can kill the Yeti. The Yeti is essentially just like The Gorilla King but he has a stronger punch. We recommend you combine his quest with killing Snowmen. Essentially, kill Yeti whenever he is spawned and kill Snowment whenever you are waiting for the Yeti to spawn. Keep this up until you are level 120, which shouldn’t take more than 2 – 3 Yeti kills.
Marine Fortress 120 – 150
Moving to a warmer place, the Marine Fortress has one set of mobs we’re going to kill and one boss.
Before we start those, it’s a good idea to visit the leftmost tower with the red roof and buy the Black Cape . You need to have Air Jump to reach the top. Get inside and you’ll see an NPC who will sell it to you for around $50,000. You don’t necessarily need this, but if you have the money to spare, it’s definitely worth it.
Once you have the cape, start killing Chief Petty Officers. You can kill a total of four at one time, and we recommend you group them up (just like always) and keep killing them like so (obviously, keep taking the same quest for killing them). Do this until you hit level 130.
At level 130, you can start killing the Vice Admiral. He isn’t too difficult and even if he ends up killing you, just run back and take him out again. Remember, you can invest some points in Defense if you are having trouble with his attacks.
Just like with the Yet and the Snowmen, whenever the Vice Admiral is spawned, take the quest for killing him, and then while you wait for him to spawn, kill the Chief Petty Officers. This will take around 30 minutes (mush less if you use an EXP boost) but after you hit level 150, you’ll be ready for the next island.
Skylands Level 150 – 190
If you’re still using your fists by the time you reach Skylands, it’s time to start saving your money for a permanent upgrade. You need to have $500,000 to get the Electric Fighting style. If you already have a good Blox Fruit, you can skip this.
The Electric Fighting style replaces your fists, you can still use your Aura ability and, most importantly, it will do a lot more damage to enemies.
If you still don’t have enough money start saving now (you can grind the mobs on Skylands if you’re missing a bit). On the very bottom of the Skylands (where the boat dealers are), look at the cloudy area (image above) and walk throught he marked area. You will go through the cloud and you’ll see a rock structure on the other side. Go around this structure and you’ll find the Mad Scientist. Pay him $500,000, learn the Electric Fighting style and start training it. Seriously, this is an awesome upgrade if all you’ve been using untill now were regular fists. We still have the Ice Fruit, so we didn’t take this but we definitely would have otherwise.
Back to leveling… climb the Skylands until you reach the Quest NPC. You first need to kill Sky Bandits until you hit level 175. The Sky Bandits are in the Castle area below the NPC quest giver (almost right undeneath him). What’s annoying about mobs in Skylands is that each time you want to re-accept the quest, you need to climb all the way back.
To make this easier, set a homepoint at the top and just teleport back each time you need to take the Quest again.
At level 175, start killing Dark Masters. Again, they are located below the Quest giver, on the grassy field. Simply group them up together, and kill them (hopefully you have the Electric Fighting style for this bit). Kill them until you hit level 190, and you’re ready for Prison Island.
Prison Island Level 190 – 250
Prison Island is annoying at first, but gets better. First, you need to kill regular Prisoners and the Dangerous Prisoners. Kill regular Prisoners until level 210 and then start Dangerous Prisoners until you hit level 220. What makes killing these guys so annoying is that they are spread around so much. It’s difficult to group them and there are even barricades on the road which will prevent the enemies from following you. We highly recommend you use one of the Double EXP codes so you can speed up through this bit.
From level 220, things are going to get a bit more interesting. Now you’ll be killing three bosses. Warden at level 220, Chief Warden at 230, and Swan at level 240. What’s great about this is that none of the bosses are too difficult, and they spawn pretty fast. We recommend you simply see which one is up and then accept the quest for killing him. If none of the bosses are up, you can either wait or kill a few more Dangerous Prisoners. Without an EXP boost, we killed Warden five times, Chief Warden 3 times and Swan only once, we also did a few Dangerous Prisoners a few times in between. Afterwards, we were level 250 and were ready for the next island.
Colosseum Level 250 – 300
Get comfy at the Colosseum because you’ll be here for a while, and there are even glitches on this island.
While you’re doing the Colosseum, consider getting an Elemental Fruit, if you don’t have one already. Elemental (Logia) Fruits can really help you out from this point on because enemies (even weak ones) are going to start hitting a lot harder and an Elemntal Fruit will give you immunity from regular attacks.
Elemental Fruits include: Smoke, Flame, Ice, Sand, Dark, Light, Magma, Rumble, Blizzard, Dough, and Gas.
Either get one from the Blox Fruits Dealer (at the starting island), from the Blox Frutis Gacha or maybe you know a friend who can gift you one. This isn’t mandatory, but it will definitely help you out as you continue leveling. Just something to keep in mind.
Back to the Colosseum, you’ll need to kill Toga Warriors until you are level 275. Toga Warriors are a bit spread out, but otherwise aren’t too tough to kill. This will take a while, but just keep at it.
From level 275 to 300, you need to kill … Gladiators. We really didn’t like this bit and we HIGHLY RECOMMEND you use another EXP Boost code here. Gladiators are spread out and even worse, they seem to be bugged and only spawn when you get close to their location. In other words, farming these guys was a nightmare. Keep killing them until you hit level 300, and move on to the next island.
Note: You may not be able to leave the island because the boat will be bugged. Either swim towards the next island, or teleport elsewhere and move on.
Magma Village Level 300 – 375
Thankfully, Magma Village is a lot more striaghtforward than the Colosseum. First, start killing Militairy Soldiers until you hit level 325. They are all over the lower part of Magma Village and shouldn’t take too long to beat.
At level 325, move to Militariy Spies up the side of the volcano, but not all the way to the top. There are exactly four Military Spies and you’ll need to kill them all twice to finish the quest. Other than that, they are pretty striaghtforward.
At level 350, you can try killing the Magma Admiral, who is inside the volcano. He has a few nasty attacks but shouldn’t be a problem otherwise. Combine killing him with killing Military Spies to speed up the process. Again, don’t forget to re-accept the quests before you kill anyone, epseically bosses. We’ll keep reminding you, don’t worry.
The great thing about this bit is that you have a hole that can peek inside the volcano. So, while you are killing Military Spies, take a peek to see if the Magma Admiral has spawned. If he has, take the quest for killing him again. If he hasn’t, just continue with the Military Spies.
Once you hit level 375, you can move to the next area. This is also a good time to start saving money for the Instinct (Observation) ability.
Underwater City Level 375 – 450
If you’re sick of fighting on the surface (and in the sky), it’s time to go to the bottom of the ocean. When you reach the Underwater City pier, jump into the whirlpool in the middle and you’ll be teleported to the bottom of the ocean.
When you arrive, accept the the new Quest and start fighting the Fishman Warriors (they are on the left of the Quest giver). They are relatively easy to farm, so just keep at it until you hit level 400.
At 400, move to destroying Fishman Commandos (on the right from the Quest giver, past the palace). Again, very straightforward, gather them all, destroy them with your abilities, re-accept the quests, rinse and repeat.
At 425, you can start killing the Fishman Lord. He isn’t too difficult but he has two phases, so you’ll need to kill him twice, in a way. There used to be a way to attack him through one of the windows to the palace but as far as we can tell, that’s been patched, so you’ll need to fight him the old fashioned way. Just like on previous islands, combine killing the Fishman Lord with killing Fishman Commandos to make the leveling process faster. When you reach level 450, it’s time to revisit one of the islands.
Skylands (Upper) Level 450 – 625
If you missed Skylands, great news, you’re going back there. If you already have the Instinct ability, then you’ll know exactly where you need to go.
Head to the very top of Skylands, and when you get to the top, you need to use the Air Jump ability to reach the uppermost cloud. From there, there are new enemies, and new Quests.
Your first set of farming mobs are God’s Guards. They are a breeze to farm (no pun intended). Keep fighting them until you reach level 475.
To reach your next mobs, you need to go through the temple, go down the hole and get teleported to the area with the giant tree root (again, the same area where you find the Instinct teacher). From level 475 to level 500, farm Shandae, who are also pretty easy to farm.
At level 500, combine killing Shandae with killing the boss Wysper (he is on the other side of the root from the Shandae. Keep killing the two until you hit level 525.
More Skylands Level 525 – 625
Once you hit level 525, you need to move up to the upper part of the Skylands (by following the tree root up). And fight the next set of enemies. Your first group are Royal Squad soldiers. They are relatively easy and can be gathered and destroyed at once.
At level 550, move over to the Royal Soldiers, which are just on the other side of the Royal Squad soldiers. Again, they are very straightforward, and easy to farm.
At 575 you can start killing the Thunder God boss who is on the other side of the temple where you learned the Instinct Haki. He can be quite challenging, so definitely avoid his attacks. What’s worse is that, if you die, you will get spawned all the way back to where the God’s Guards were, so there’s quite a walk back, meaning, the Thunder God will have recovered all his health.
What’s even worse is that you need to combine killing him with the Royal Soldiers until you are 625 (so 25 levels more than what we normally farm). Yes, this can be quite annoying but just keep at it, because we only have one more zone until we can move to the Second Sea. At level 625, head for Fountain City – The final zone before you can go to the Second Sea.
Fountain City Level 625 – 700
Fountain City is a pain… but it’s the last zone you need to farm before you move on to the Second Sea. When you arrive, accept the Quest and start killing Galley Pirates. They aren’t strong but they are spread apart and behind walls (almost like they are inside Zoo exhibits). Honestly, the best way to farm these guys is to just walk up to them and spam-attack them one-by-one.
Do this until you hit level 650, after which you can accept the Quest for killing Galley Captains. Again, they are almost impossible to group, so you’ll need to walk up to each one and spam-attack them.
At level 675, you get to fight the toughest boss in The First Sea: the Cyborg. He has two annoying attacks that hit pretty hard and can easily knock you out. Our advice is to learn his pattern, and run away before he launches his gas and missile attacks. Once you beat him, you can continue farming him and the Galley Captains until you reach level 700. At that point you are ready for the Second Sea. You just have to do the introductory Quest first.
How to get to the Second Sea Level 700
To get to the Second Sea, you’ll need to sail all over the First Sea (mostly places you’ve already visited) and complete a couple of things. If you get lost, you can use our Blox Fruits Map to find your way.
First, sail to Prison Island and talk to the Militairy Detective who is standing near the entrance, next to the the Home Point NPC. Talk to him, and he will tell you that a convict has escaped and he wants you to bring him down. You will get a key from him.
Go back to your boat and sail to the Frozen Village to the same cave where you learned the Full Body / Aura Haki and filled the Cup with water. Inside this cave is a wooden door that you can open with the key you got from the Detective. Equip the key and walk up to the door to open it. Inside you’ll find Ice Admiral. Defeat him and he will tell you how it’s all a big misunderstanding and how the real culprit is …. dun, dun, dun… in the Second Sea, and since you are capable of defeating him, maybe you should be the one to go out and catch him.
Sail back to Prison Island and talk to the Militairy Detective again, who will agree that you should go to the Second Sea.
Now, sail to Middle Town. Find the Experienced Captain next to a yellow house in Middle Town and talk to him. He will casually say that he can take you to the Second Sea. Say “YES” and… viola, you’ll get teleported to the Second Sea.
Pat yourself on the back because you achived something most Blox Fruits players never do, you made it to the next zone. Statstically, most people who make it to the Second Sea, also make it to max level, so you’re well on your way to max level.
Second Sea Leveling Guide
Welcome to the Second Sea. Right of the bat, you’ll notice it’s different than the first one. For one thing, you’ll see a lot more players, likely expeirence a lot more griefing and you’ll definitely sail less between islands. You’ll also be revisiting areas a lot more, especially the zone you start at: Kingdom of Rose. This is not only a leveling zone, but also a trading hub where players of all levels will gather and mingle around. Buckle up, because things are about to get a bit more tricky, but with the right guide (like this one), you should be just fine.
Kingdom of Rose Level 700 – 875
When you first spawn in the Second Sea, walk up the stairs and look for a huge exclamation mark which is just above the first Quest NPC.
Your first task is to destory Raiders. They are all located in the large brown patch just on the left side when you first enter the zone. Killing these guys can be annoying because there’s only four of them, and they are spread out. Some players even recommend you entirely skip them and go back to farming Fountain City mobs. We recommen you just stick to farming Raiders because the next set of mobs are going to get a lot easier to farm. Keep doing this until you reach level 725.
Now move on to Mercenaries. There are two walled villages with little tents inside them just next to the Raiders. Mercenaries are a lot easier to farm because you can group them. They also have an attack that sends you flying but it shouldn’t be a huge deal. Keep farming them until you hit 750. You may also noticed that we switched from using the Ice Fruit to using the T-Rex Fruit (it was available at the Blox Fruit Dealer, so we couldn’t resist the urge).
At 750, you can try and farm the Diamond boss. We say “try” because there’s a very good chance someone else is farming the boss, and it takes forever for it to respawn. You can get a few levels by killing him but you can pretty much skip him if you want to. You need to head to the other side of the Kingdom of Rose, you can get there by gouing through one of the tunnels and climbing atop the sunflower platform (see image above). In short, farm Diamond if you can and keep killing the Mercenaries until you hit level 775.
At 775, you can start killing the Swan Pirates. You get the Quest from the NPC on the other side of the wall, the same side where the Diamond boss was. These are a breeze to farm and the only thing that can get in your way are other players. Killing the Swan Pirates is also part of the Alchemist’s quest (where you can change your race). Keep killing them until you hit level 875.
Wait a minute? Level 875? Aren’t there other enemies to kill in the meantime. Obviously, but we really don’t recommend you do. At level 800, you get the option to kill Factory Staff (who are just on the left from the Quest giver, through the tunnel) but you really should just stick with Swan Pirates. The problem is, these guys are so spread out and take forever to kill. You can finish the Swan Pirates quest 2 – 3 times by the time it takes you to destroy 8 Factory Staff NPCs. Don’t take our word for it, try it yourself and you’ll see exactly what we mean.
At 825, you get to fight the boss Jeremy. He’s on the top of the mountain where the Swan Pirates are and he’s a pretty easy boss. Combine killing him with Swan Pirates until you hit level 875.
Before you start farming the next area, we highly recommend you finish the Race V2 Quest, check out our guide if you need some pointers.
Green Zone Level 875 – 950
If you’ve done the Race V2 Quest, you know exactly where the Green Zone is. Head there, talk to the Quest NPC, and start killing your first set of mobs, which are Marine Lieutenants. They are a bit spread out, but otherwise pretty easy to kill.
At level 900, you can start to farm Marine Captains. They hit a bit harder but are generally easier to kill because you can group them together. Fight them until you hit level 925.
At that point, you can also fight the local boss, Fajita. He isn’t exactly difficult, but his meteor attack is pretty nasty. Just dash back a few times whenever he leaps into the air, and you should be fine. Combine killing Fajita with killing the Marine Captains until you hit level 950, and you’ll be ready for the next zone.
Note: We have to brag a bit here, but we actually managed to buy the Buddha Fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer. As much as we enjoyed playing around with the T-Rex Fruit, the Buddha Fruit is a fantastic long-term investment and we’ll be using it in this guide from now on, along with a Water Kung Fu fighting style. Make sure you check your local Blox Fruit Dealer and Blox Fruit Gacha frequently, because you never know what might be available for sale.
Graveyard Island Level 950 – 1000
You may have already visited this island during the Race V2 Quest. If not, welcome! There’s a zombie outbreak and a cave full of vampires, but that’s why you’re here right?
Grab the Quest, and start grinding Zombies. They are all over the island and it helps to just run laps around it while killing them. They aren’t too tough and you can easily kill them. Keep doing that until you reach level 975.
At 975, you can dash your way to a nearby cave and kill Vampires but, honestly, you can just keep killing the Zombies like we did. The Vampires are okay, but there’s only 5 of them (and you need 8 to finish the Quest), they hit hard, and they don’t spawn as fast as Zombies. The EXP difference isn’t that huge either, so we advise you just stick with Zombies until you hit level 1,000.
Snow Mountain Level 1,000 – 1,100
Time to cool down after all those Zombies. Head for Snow Mountain and accept the quest for killing Snow Troopers. They are pretty easy to kill and you can group them up and take them all down very efficiently. Now, normally we take action shots during the grinding process but with the Buddha fruit, the shots don’t look that great, so we we temporarily turned it off to show you the enemies. Keep accepting and re-accepting the quest for the Snow Troopers until you hit level 1,050. At around this time, you should also consider doing the Race V3 Quest.
At 1,050, you can start attacking Winter Warriors (who are just on the other side of the wooden bridge). Again, very straightforward. You can gather them and take them out but be careful of their Gorilla King ground slam. Keep destroying them until you hit level 1,100, after which you can move to the next area.
Hot and Cold Level 1,100 – 1,250
After all that snow, it’s time for… even more snow. Even though Hot and Cold has a lava-themed area, we are mostly going to be in the cold one. Grab your first quest and start killing Lab Subordinates. They are also pretty easy to farm and you only need to kill them until you hit level 1,125.
After this… it’s up to you weather or not you want to go for Horned Warriors. You see, these guys are really annoying because they can freeze you in place, especially if you like to group them up. If you can handle the damage, then they are great for farming, if you can’t…. well, you may want to stick with farming Lab Subordinates. Have a look at the video above and see for yourself if this type of farming is worth it. It’s a breeze with a Buddha Fruit.
Keep farming the Horned Warriors (Lab Subordinates until you hit level 1,175, and when you reach 1,150, you can also try and get Smoke Admiral (he is on the Lava side of Hot and Cold, inside the fort) but he is a somewhat popular boss, so he may not be there at all times. During our leveling, we only killed him twice. Essentially, keep this up until you hit 1,175.
At 1,175 you’re going to start killing mobs on the Lava side (the same side as the Smoke Admiral). Magma Ninjas are on the left side of the Quest giver and you can grind and group them up relatively painless until you hit level 1,200.
For the next 50 levels, you can either kill Lava Pirates, combine Lava Pirates with Magma Ninjas, or just stick with Magma Ninjas. If you want, you can even take out the Smoke Admiral if you see that he’s spawned. Lava Pirates aren’t difficult to farm, but they are few in numbers, and a bit spread out. Honestly, just farm a few groups and see if you like the progress rate and decide from there. Keep this up until you hit 1,250.
Cursed Ship Level 1,250 – 1,350
Here comes our favorite, but also least favorite part. It’s our favorite because it takes place on a cursed ship, which is cool, but it’s annoying because there are a lot of rooms on the ship and if you’re using a Buddha fruit, like we are, you become too big and can’t go between rooms without shifting in size.
It’s still an awesome part of the game, so start with taking out Ship Deckhands. They are really easy to kill, but are spread in four different rooms, which isn’t too bad when it comes to grouping them up, but it’ll be difficult with the Buddha fruit. Take a look at our gif to see how we did it.
Once you hit level 1,275, accept the Ship Engineers. They are located below the deck (see gif) and the room is larger so you can use the Buddha fruit if you want. Again, they are very easy to group, so just take them out and grind them until you reach level 1,300.
From 1,300 you’ll need to fight Ship Stewards. They are easy to group and don’t really fight back but it’s annoying that there’s only 6 of them in the kitchen so you’ll need to wait for at least 2 to spawn back in order to finish the quest. Keep doing this until you hit level 1,325. We didn’t use our Buddha because you won’t be able to see the fights.
At 1,325 to 1,350 you can move upstairs and start destroying Ship Officers. Similar to Ship Stewards, these are easy to group, but you’ll need to wait for them to respawn so you can fulfill the quest requirements. What we did was: clear the left room (3 of them), cleared the right room (3 of them again) and returned back to the left room. We also used Buddha for this. Once you reach 1350, you can leave the ship and head to the next location.
Ice Castle Level 1350 – 1425
If you missed islands like in the First Sea, then you’re going to love Ice Castle. When you arrive, you have two groups of enemies for farming, one on the right and one on the left, plus a boss at the top.
From level 1350 you can start with the group on the right, which includes Arctic Warriors. They aren’t too difficult but, as always, there isn’t enough of them. Group them up, destroy them at once, wait for more to spawn, destroy again, re-accept the quest, repeat. Otherwise, a very simple farming spot. Keep this up until you are level 1375. If you find the next group difficult, you can even keep farming these guys all the way until 1425 even.
At 1,375 to 1,400 you can farm Snow Lurkers (the mobs on the left of the quest giver. They are a bit tougher, but should be too difficult (especially if you are using a good Fruit like the Buddha). Keep destroying them until you are 1,400.
From then on, you can also try to fight the Ice Admiral when he spawns. He is a rather popular boss, because you can get a Hidden Key from him which unlocks the sword Rengoku. So give that a try and keep farming the other two groups until you reach 1,425 and move on the the next, and final, area before you get to the Third Sea.
The Forgotten Island Level 1,425 – 1,500
Last two sets of mobs, and one boss before we can move on to the Third Sea. Kicking things off, accept the Quest for killing Sea Soldiers (they are just below the Quest giver). There’s three of them on the left side and another three on the right, so, yet again, you need to wait for one group to respawn. Sure, they are a little spread out, but they aren’t too difficult. Keep destroying them until you reach level 1,450.
At, 1,450 start killing Water Fighters which are around the town on the hill. There are five of them, and you will mostly need to make loops around the town to clear them for the quest requirements. In our opinion, these were much easier than the Sea Soldiers. Keep at them until you hit 1,475.
From 1,475, you can go ahead and kill the Tide Keeper. Unfortunately, this is another popular boss which drops not only the Dragon Lance, but also the Water Key, so be ready to server hop if you need to kill him. If it’s just for the sake of leveling, you can just kill him once, and go back to farming Sea Soldiers. We only had to kill him once until we got to level 1,500, while we continued farming Sea Soldiers.
Once you hit 1,500, you are ready for the Third Sea.
How to get to the Third Sea
As soon as you hit 1,500 (provided you did your Race V3 quest), you’ll be told to go the the Colosseum in the Kingdom of Rose (the same place where you did the pre-required quest for Race V2). Go where you freed the gladiators and inside will be a man sitting with a red face, King Red Head. Talk to him and you’ll be told that he is one of the game’s developers and he needs help to fight the other developer (rip_indra)so they can finish the next update (which is the The Third Sea).
Follow the Quest tracker and it will take you to a remote island called Dark Arena (it’s on your way to the Ice Castle). The boss, rip_indra, should be in the middle, so go ahead and fight him.
You can’t actually beat this boss but you can get his health pretty low after which a cutscrene will play where him and King Red Head will fight. After the fight, King Red Head will llose, and you’ll get teleported to your home location. After this, you’ll receive a mental message from King Red Head, asking you to come to the Third Sea.
Head to the dock at the Green Zone and talk to Mr. Captain. He will ask you if you want to be taken to the Third Sea. Say “Yes”, and you’ll get teleported.
Congrats, that’s the Second Sea done. Unfrountately, it only gets harder from here.
The Third Sea
We should warn you, the Third Sea is where the difficulty really kicks in. In fact, a lot of players say that you shouldn’t even go through with the Third Sea until you get a Buddha Fruit. While you definitely can get through with a powerful fruit, the shiled you get from the Buddha Fruit is definitely going to help you while you level up.
Port Town Level 1,500 – 1,575
When you teleport, you’ll be located in Port Town. Find the Quest Giver on the bridge and accept your first Quest to kill Pirate Millionaires. With the Buddha Fruit, they shouldn’t be too difficult to kill but they do have an attack that sends you back flying, so try to dodge, if you can (especially if you aren’t a Buddha user). There are three of them square near the docks (literally looks like a square) and three on the other. Fortunately, they respawn pretty fast, so they are relatively easy to farm. Keep at this until you hit level 1,525.
From 1,525 to 1,550 move to Pistol Billionaires. They are located on the upper part of Port Town. The nice thing about them is: you can make a nice loop around the town (from one end of the bridge to the other) and kill exactly 8 of them, so this was quite effective for us. Keep doing this until level 1,550.
At 1,550, you can try and take out the local boss Stone. He isn’t too difficult, but his spawn time is through the roof, so just kill him whenever he appears on the path leading outside the town. In the meantime, keep destroying Pistol Billionaires until you reach level 1,575.
Hydra Island 1,575 – 1,700
The strangest thing about Hydra Island is how every other group of enemies is meant to be skipped for maximum leveling efficiency. When you reach the Quest giver on Hydra Island, start by taking out Dragon Crew Warriors. There’s only six of them around, they are just under the quest giver, and they respawn super fast and are relatively close, so this is a nice farming spot.
Unfortunately, we can’t say the same for the Dragon Crew Archers who are above the quest giver in a small village (when you follow the stone stairs). Even though these guys aren’t much tougher to kill, getting to them and back to the Quest giver takes a while, so we recommend you just skip them and stick to farming the Dragon Crew Warriors until you hit level 1,625
Once you hit 1,625, climb to the very top of the Hydra Island mountain and enter the temple village. There are two sets of mobs here and a boss. We’ll farm only the first set and maybe the boss if he does spawn.
Your victims this time are Hydra Enforcers. Just like the Dragon Crew Warriors, there’s six of them but they spawn super-fast and you can farm them easily. At level 1,650 you can also farm Venomous Assailants, for which you have to clim on mountain platforms than back again, hence why skipped them and stuck with the Hydra Enforcers.
At 1,675 you can also fight the boss, Hydra Leader. He isn’t too tough and he throws poison balls at you so be careful with those if you don’t have a Buddha Fruit.
In short, simply farm Hydra Enforcers from level 1,625 all the way to 1,700 while fighting the Hydra Leader whenever you get the chance. We also changed our Roblox avatar a bit just to keep things fresh.
Great Tree Level 1,700 – 1,775
The Great Tree is a pretty normal palce to farm. When you arrive at the island, accept the first quest and start taking out Marine Commodore. They are a bit spread out, and are somewhat annoying to farm. We went from the Quest giver down the path to the left and took out six of them and than another two on our way back. It takes a bit but, hey, that’s what you have to do. Do this until you hit level 1,725.
At 1,725 to 1775 you can fight Marine Read Admirals. There are also six of them but at least they are grouped toghether somewhat, so they are much easier to farm.
At level 1,750 you can also fight Kilo Admiral boss, but just like most bosses, she spawns slowly and we only ended up killing her once or twice. Once you hit level 1,775, you’re ready to leave the island and move to the next area which will act as the main hub in the Third Sea.
Floating Turtle Level 1,775 – 1,975
Once you arrive at the Floating Turtle, visit the local Inn and set it as your home point. This is also where you can trade, visit the Blox Fruit gacha and everything else. There are actually three different quest givers on this island.
At the first quest giver, start by killing Fishman Raider. They are a breeze to farm and don’t pose much of a challenge so you should be done with them relatively soon, unless you run into other players itching for a fight. Farm these guys until you hit 1,800.
Afterwards move over to Fishman Captains, who are pretty much next to the Fishman Raiders. Again, same as before, they are super easy to farm and you should be done with them in no time. Farm them until you hit 1,825, and move to the second Quest giver.
At the Second Quest giver we actually recommend you only farm the first set of mobs for 75 levels. So, essentially, farm Forest Pirates. The reason for this is because they are all grouped up nicely, are close to the Quest giver and aren’t much of a threat.
At 1,850 you also unlock Mythological Pirates. They aren’t too bad for farming but are a bit far from the Quest giver so we just stuck with the Forest Pirates.
At 1,875 you can also take a shot at Captain Elephant, but he’s a very popular boss, so you likely won’t take him out more than once, if farming for levels is all you’re in for.
So, simply stick to farming Forest Pirates until you hit level 1,900 and move to the third and final quest giver on Floating Turtle.
At the final Quest giver on Floating Turtle, you’ll be destroying two more sets of mobs and a very popular boss (if you even manage to spawn her once).
From 1,900 to 1,925 fight Jungle Pirates, who are located in the valley where the hanging pineapple houses are. They are pretty easy to group-up and take out so this shouldn’t post too much of a problem for you.
At 1,925 you’ll be fighting Musketeer Pirates, probably the best farming mobs in the Third Sea. The reason why these are so easy to farm is because they’re all cramped inside their little camp, and spawn really quickly. Keep fighting them until level 1,950 and beyond to 1,975.
At 1,950, you can also fight the boss, Beautiful Pirate. She is located in the structure (see image above). A lot of players like to grind her, and her spawn time is super long, so you may not even get a chance. She is also a pretty tough boss and many recommend you don’t even fight her, unless you have a Buddha Fruit.
At level 1,975, you can move to the next area.
Haunted Castle Level 1,975 – 2,075
Similar to the mobs at Floating Turtle, farming at the Haunted Castle is very straightforward. Start off by farming Reborn Skeletons. They are located at the graveyard (left side from the big castle) and are really easy to group up and take out at once. Farm them until level 2,000.
Note: While you are farming mobs at the Haunted Castle, you’ll be collecting Bones. Every 50 bones you collect, you can turn them to the Death King NPC for a random reward (he is located in the small church at the graveyard where the Reborn Skeletons are).
Then, move over to the right side of the castle and start farming Living Zombies. Just like the Reborn Skeletons, these guys are also pretty easy to group up and take down. Farm them until you hit level 2,025 and move inside the main castle.
Inside the main castle, you’ll have two more sets of mobs to grind, and the first one is Demonic Souls. These guys are annoying. They cause a huge explosion around them, so if you find yourself having trouble or dying a lot, just go back to farming Zombies. Keep doing this until you hit level 2,050.
From level 2,050 to 2,075, you can continue farming the Demonic Souls or you can go downstairs and farm Posessed Mummies. Either choice is fine. Demonic Souls are faster to farm but Posessed Mummies, apprantely, drop more bones, which you may as well farm since you’re in the Haunted Castle. At level 2,075, use up the remaining bones at the Death King, and head for the Sea of Treats.
Sea of Treats Level 2,075 – 2,450
Sea of Treats looks like a lot of fun but a lot of the enemies can get really annoying. Even though many of these enemies are grouped up, the area is cramped, the spawn rate isn’t great, and some of these attacks hit pretty hard. Not to mention, this whole area is an archipelago, so you’ll be jumping from one island to another.
Start at the first Peanut island and farm Peanut Scouts until you hit level 2,100. Peanut Scouts are very easy to farm (just gather them around the beach and take them all out.
Peanut Presidents are even better. Three are located on in one wide area, and the other three on the area just above it. Just switch between these two areas and you should be swimming in levels in not time. Keep farming them until you hit level 2,125. If only the rest of Sea of Treats were this easy.
At 2,125 move to Ice Cream Island and farm Ice Cream Chefs. Three of them are on the left of the quest giver and three are on the right. It will take a few tries, but before too long, you’ll learn how to farm them efficiently. Keep farming them until you hit 2,200.
We recommend you skip Ice Cream Commanders (which you can fight at 2,175) because the area they are in is cramped and grouping them up is a nightmare.
We also recommend you skip Cake Queen (unlocked at 2,. She is incredibly tough and incredibly powerful (even if you are max level). We recommend you fight her only if you notice that someone else is about to engage her. She really is a raid boss in every sense. So just stick with Ice Cream Chefs until you hit 2,200.
Next, we move to the Cookie Island. From level 2,200 to 2,250 kill Cookie Crafter. Farming these guys is both great and annoying. They are located on the left side of the quest giver and there’s exactly 7 of them, which you can group and take out at once. The problem is, you still need 1 more for the quest and waiting for that one to respawn is annoying.
We recommend you skip the next set of enemies, Cake Guards, because there’s only 5 of them and getting them to respawn is annoying as well. So, again, just stcik with Cookie Crafters until you hit 2,250.
A little deeper down Cookie Island, you’ll find another quest NPC. From level 2,250 you can fight the Baking Staff. They are pretty normal; six of them, group them up, take them out, repeat.
At 2,275, move over to Head Bakers who are just a on the pletform next to the Baking Staff. Same deal as before, six of them, group them up, take them out, rinse and repeat. However, Head Bakers tend to do a lot of damage, even with a Buddha Fruit, so make sure you pay attention a little bit. Once you hit level 2,300, you can move to the next island in the Sea of Treats.
This guide is still a work in progress, and we’ll keep updating it as we level up more. If you’re having trouble, check out our Blox Fruits codes, for some awesome in-game freebies.