In Blox Fruits, having the best fighting style is basically the same as picking the best fruit in this game! Both really important. These articles explain exactly what approach to combat, doesn’t matter if it’s simple grinding through NPCs, fighting bosses or dominating in PvP. With Update 20, the fighting style meta has evolved significantly, prompting a surge of community discussion and tier lists to determine which styles truly shine.
Before we go further into the topic, it needs to be remembered that this Tier List is based on a multiple-player vote system, it was carefully collected from 44 different submitted tier lists. From PvE utility to PvP dominance, this guide breaks down what makes a fighting style great—or terrible.
🔺 The Best Fighting Styles (S-Tier / Meta-Defining)
These styles are considered to be the highest value, dominant and versatile in Blox Fruits as of Update 20. This is exactly what helps players to win solo bosses, clear raids. They offer strong damage output, combo potential, and survivability.
🥇Dragon Talon
A fan favorite and arguably the strongest PvP style in the game, Dragon Talon has massive AoE, burst damage, and range. It synergizes extremely well with Buddha and other top-tier fruits.
🔥 Death Step
With fast and fiery kicks, Death Step is a powerhouse in close quarters. Its moves are fluid, deal great damage, and are effective against both bosses and players.
⚡ Electric Claw
Known for its high mobility and fast-paced attacks, Electric Claw is ideal for combo chaining. It’s frequently used in bounty hunting and PvP due to its speed advantage.
💓 Sharkman Karate
A water-based fighting style that shines in close combat. It offers excellent crowd control, AoE damage, and pairs well with tanky builds like Buddha V2.
Overall community opinion: These styles combine speed, range, damage, and efficiency. Whether for grinding or PvP, they are staples for high-level players.
🟧 Powerful Tier (A-Tier)
Maybe these fighting styles are below the limit, but yet better than upcoming ones. They will steal help you to have deacent damage and great abailities.
🔥 Superhuman
This well-balanced style offers excellent strength, knockback, and good DPS. It’s a solid choice for mid-to-endgame content, though it lacks the mobility of Electric Claw or the burst of Dragon Talon.
Overall community opinion: Powerful, but slightly outclassed by newer or more specialized styles. Great for players who want a straightforward and reliable style.
🟨 Good Tier (B-Tier)
They’re not optimal for endgame PvP, but they have their merits in grinding or raids.
👊 Dark Step
This basic style evolves into Death Step, but even on its own, it has decent damage and mobility. Popular among early Second Sea players.
⚡ Electric
A precursor to Electric Claw, it offers fast jabs and stuns. Great for training purposes and farming.
💥 Water Kung Fu
The base form of Sharkman Karate, Water Kung Fu has solid moves and pairs well with Buddha builds during early-to-mid gameplay.
Overall community opinion: These styles are stepping stones to better ones. They provide great value during the transition period and are worth using until players unlock their evolved versions.
🟩 Decent Tier (C-Tier)
This style is usable, but it is running low on in-combat in most of situations.
🐍 Dragon Breath
Dragon Breath has flashy animations and moderate range, but lacks the power and versatility needed for higher-level combat. It’s decent in early Third Sea, but you’ll want to switch soon.
Overall community opinion: Fun to use, but not competitive. Mostly used for Dragon Talon progression.
🟨 Lacking Tier (D-Tier)
This game style is highly running low on gameplay style.
🔥 Flame (V1 fighting style)
Often confused with Flame Fruit, this style lacks range and speed. Its attacks are clunky and hard to land, making it inefficient in almost every scenario.
Overall community opinion: Low damage, poor range, and limited practical value. Not recommended for serious players.
🟦 Bad Tier (E-Tier)
These styles are one of the most outdated in the whole game, bringing to the table only struggle even on early game.
🔵 Electric V1 (Basic Shock)
Extremely weak compared to Electric Claw. The damage scaling is poor, and it’s easily dodged in PvP.
🦴 Dragon Claw
This version lacks everything its evolved form (Dragon Talon) offers. It’s clunky, weak, and a pain to grind with.
⚫ Black Leg (V1)
An early form of Dark Step, this fighting style lacks proper hitboxes and has awkward animations. Players often skip it entirely in favor of better starter options.
❌ Trash Tier (F-Tier)
Just… don’t! take it out as soon as possible and avoide it (if it’s given at the start of the game, doesn’t mean it is good or needed)
🥊 Combat
The moment you get access to any other style, switch. It has no AoE, poor damage, and doesn’t scale with upgrades.
Overall community opinion: It’s literally a placeholder. No real moves, no scaling—just basic punches.
🧠 Final Thoughts
Choosing the best fighting style in Blox Fruits depends on your goals. If you’re aiming for dominance in PvP or elite raid performance, investing in Dragon Talon, Electric Claw, or Death Step is a no-brainer. These styles offer the most value for experienced players due to their high damage output, mobility, and synergy with meta fruits like Buddha, Dough, or Leopard.
