Blox Fruits Best Swords Tier List 2026

Blox Fruits Best Swords Tier List Quick Summary:

• Sword strength depends on combo potential, Ken-breaking moves, hitboxes, cooldowns, and build compatibility
• Raw damage is not enough if opponents can easily dodge or Ken through both abilities
• Some swords work best as primary damage weapons, while others support fruit-based combos
• Aim-dependent weapons can be extremely strong but are less consistent for newer players
• Upgrades and enchantments can make a good sword fit a wider range of PvP builds

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Blox Fruits Sword Tier List 2026

Swords in Blox Fruits are close-range weapons with two unique abilities. Higher-rarity swords not only have better damage, but also better moves. Swords can also be upgraded through the Blacksmith and enchanted through the Dragon Talon Sage, which makes blessings and build pairing a big part of sword PvP. Before I get into the rankings, here’s how I rate every tier:

• S-Tier: Best swords in Blox Fruits. Best for PvP and have combos that are hard to dodge.
• A-Tier: Strong swords that aren’t OP but are very competitive
• B-Tier: Still usable but require more effort from the player to be good
• C-Tier: Better than nothing
• D-Tier: Unusable trash

In this article, I’m not gonna cover C and D-tier swords in detail, instead briefly mentioning them in this tier list below. Who even cares about C and D tiers? Putting them here is more a sign of me saying that you should never use them, unless you’re just starting and you really have no other options. Tiers from S to B will be covered as usual. Now take a look at the best swords in the Blox Fruit tier list 2026:

Tier	Swords
S-Tier	True Triple Katana, Dragon Trident, Shark Anchor, Buddy Sword, Gravity Cane, Dragonheart, Triple Dark Blade
A-Tier	Cursed Dual Katana, Yama, Fox Lamp, Bisento, Dark Blade, Spikey Trident
B-Tier	Tushita, Rengoku, Shisui, Saber, Dark Dagger, Pole V2, Midnight Blade, Canvander, Twin Hooks
C-Tier	Saddi, Hallow Scythe, Koko, Soul Cane, Pipe, Oroshi, Flail, Longsword
D-Tier	Pole V1, Trident, Triple Katana, Shark Saw, Iron Mace, Dual Katana, Katana, Cutlass, Wardens Sword, Dual-Headed Blade

I want you to bear in mind that this is my personal ranking, and if you don’t agree with it, it’s alright. We all have our own opinions, but I tried to be as objective as possible when making it. With that said, let’s take a look at the next section.

S-Tier Swords in Blox Fruits

S-Tier swords in Blox Fruits are the ones you really want to pursue. I really recommend investing in them cause they are super good and have great movesets, along with great damage. Note that most of these S-Tier swords are hard to get and are either obtained from the quest or you must buy them from a shopkeeper, who isn’t available until the second sea. Below are the best S-Tier swords for Blox Fruits:

• True Triple Katana: True Triple Katana immediately goes to the top of the list as the best sword in the game. It’s so high because of its disgusting ability called Dragon Hurricane. It’s one of the strongest, if not the strongest, abilities in the game. It lets you pull enemies closer and one-shot them with the combo.
• Dragon Trident: This “sword” deserves its S-Tier placement cause both moves break Ken. Water Dragon Shower has a huge AoE, and that makes it easy to start combos even when the aim is not perfect. The other move is fine as well, but WDS is too good. The only issue this sword has is air camping, since the sword works best on grounded targets. You can still aim upward and catch people in the air, though.
• Shark Anchor: Famously annoying sword to go against thanks to its plethora of abilities. Start with Armor Breaker to break Ken and follow it up with Typhoon Toss to drag the enemy to you. A natural flowing combo on the sword, look at that.
• Buddy Sword: This sword is very skill-dependent. If you can aim, it’s even better than an S-tier, but if your aim is bad, then you won’t likely unleash its potential. Both moves of this sword break Ken, and the range on Lightning Wave lets you punish from very far away.
• Gravity Cane: Dimensional Grasp is one of the best support sword moves in the game, I say that with zero doubt. It pulls from range, goes through Ken, and has a short cooldown. The second move, Lunar Blitz, is kinda meh, but you won’t use it anyway. Dimensional Grasp is the #1 reason why Gravity Cane works with a ridiculous number of PvP builds.
• Dragonheart: I gotta say I kinda dislike this sword. It’s stupid, and I mean that. It requires no skill, and you don’t need to perform a combo. Dragonheart is just a spam and damage sword, and that’s why it’s so good, as much as I’d hate to admit that.
• Triple Dark Blade: A weapon obtainable only by admins or Blox Fruits staff. With the highest damage per click, it’s a supreme weapon with two pretty strong moves - One Thousand Slices (exact same as normal Dark Blade) and Dark Air Slash that can damage targets on the ground or in the air if they’re close to the ground. A truly iconic blade.

If you have any of the S-Tier swords, you’re a lucky person, and I really suggest you stick to them. Upgrade them and wreak havoc in any PvP encounter.

 

 

A-Tier Swords in Blox Fruits

A-Tier swords are strong, but not OP. They usually have some minor downside that holds them back from becoming the Blox Fruits meta swords. They are as deadly as S-Tier, but usually require a bit more prowess, or they have a harder time doing damage that other S-Tier choices can do with less hassle. All of them are very much usable and are easier to get than S-Tier ones. Below are some of the top Swords of Blox Fruits:

• Cursed Dual Katana: Cursed Dual Katana is still strong, but it’s not the God-tier monster it used to be. Revolving Ravager does strong damage, especially when held, but it does not break Ken. Slayer of Goliath is kinda strange to get used to. The tapped version can break Ken, and the fully held version can be Kenned. That weird split is what makes CDK strong, but you have to learn the weapon to become good with it.
• Yama: You’ll have a better time using it as a support sword. Hellish Slash is great for mobility, but not for fighting, as its hitbox is hard to aim. Infernal Hurricane is your bread and butter as it starts combos and breaks Ken. Use Yama with fruits like Kitsune to improve its mobility and combo.
• Fox Lamp: Gets an A-Tier because both abilities are Ken breakers if you use them right. Scorching Azure can stun and break Ken, although players familiar with the way it works can try to Ken after the initial hit to escape the rest. Infernal Firestorm has a tap and a hold variations, with the tap version breaking Ken. The damage is not enough for S-Tier, but the Ken break options land it directly into A-Tier.
• Bisento: It’s here thanks to its crazy damage. Quake Sphere into Windbreaker can deal close to 9,000 points of damage. The biggest issue with this weapon is that Windbreaker can be Kenned, so players can avoid the follow-up after getting hit by Quake Sphere. It’s not very reliable, but it does so much damage that you just rely on one mistake that your opponent makes.
• Dark Blade: It has good damage and can even perform one-shot combos with the right fruit, but both its moves are Kenable. It is not a bad sword, and I’m not trying to paint it as weak, but you pay real money to get it for it to be just good.
• Spikey Trident: One of the best support swords for fruit combos. Dough Hurricane and Flying Trident Pull can be Kenned, so the combos aren’t that good. Still, the pull starts a ton of fruit combos, and Dough Hurricane can be used for movement or avoiding attacks.

If you own one of the A-Tier weapons, you have very good chances of winning, and you can invest in them pretty safely. Don’t think that only S-Tier swords are worth developing, as a good upgraded A-Tier can give an S-Tier weapon hell, especially considering that some S-Tier weapons require an exceptional amount of materials to upgrade. Pro Tip! Check for promo codes often if you want to farm materials faster.

 

 

B-Tier Swords in Blox Fruits

B-Tier swords are the middle of the pack. By no means are they bad, and some of them can even be quite strong given the right build, but they are either too aim-dependent, too limited, or too easy to counter compared to the top tiers. These are the swords that work if you understand what you’re doing with them and aren’t as good for newbies:

• Tushita: This sword almost gets into the A-Tier, and some might argue it is one. Tushita deserves the top of B-Tier because both moves break Ken, which not every S-Tier weapon can brag about. Heavenly Lunges has good damage and can pair well with Sanguine Art, Portal, or other combo makers. Celestial Ravager is weaker because its range is more limited and the damage is not as impressive.
• Rengoku: Rengoku has one good thing going for it: Demon Slayer. No, I’m not talking about anime. It’s a command grab that goes through Ken. The downside is Burning Slash. It only breaks Ken when held, and nobody is gonna let you stand there charging it in a PvP fight. The damage is good, but basically not having the second move lands it into B-Tier.
• Shisui: This one is a skill sword. True Quiet Rush and Focus Shot are the moves it has. Neither of them breaks Ken, unfortunately, which already limits the weapon a lot. The sword can still flow into fast combos if you land your moves, especially with something like Cyborg or Draco helping you. It’s definitely not the easiest weapon to master, but if you like the rewarding feeling of doing something tricky that most other players can’t, it’s about the best thing you can use.
• Saber: Saber has some of the highest sword damage in Blox Fruits, especially when you hit opponents from the right distance. Deadly Rush hits like a truck at the proper spacing. It’s almost like a melee shotgun if it makes sense. That said, damage alone is not enough. It doesn’t have good moves, and even though Deadly Rush is so deadly, it’s unreliable.
• Dark Dagger: This is a pretty underrated sword imo. Both Proficient Impale and Shaming Slash break Ken. Proficient Impale pulls and pushes the enemy. Shaming Slash is a long-range hit that teleports you behind the target and knocks them back. The issue is accuracy. The biggest trouble with this weapon is its aim dependency. Landing Shaming Slash is really hard. If your aim is good, then this is an easy recommendation, but for the rest it’s B-Tier.
• Pole V2: Pole V2 has two stun moves, which makes it useful for Portal or Rumble combos. Hand of God and Electric Prison both create openings during the fight, but the weapon is dragged down by its limited range and low damage. It also has lengthy recovery frames, so if you whiff your attack, you’ll get punished hard.
• Midnight Blade: Such a good-looking sword, but it’s weak as a Ken opener. Portal Opening breaks Ken on the first hit, but players can activate Ken after it lands. Crescent Dash does not break Ken at all. The damage is decent, but you can’t transfer it to a combo, which significantly hinders its potential.
• Canvander: While this sword has two Ken-breaking moves, Piercing Dash and Scattering Gust, their range and damage make it less desirable. This sword can create opportunities for quick combos, but the damage is weak. Still, not a bad pick if you’re not drowning in swords.
• Twin Hooks: Despite being in B-Tier, Twin Hooks is one of the better lower-rarity swords because Sky Cyclone and Prehistoric Punt can flow one into another. The combo potential is great, especially after the rework, and it can continue the combo after you slam your opponent. It’s not a meta sword, but it is far better than most early or low-rarity weapons.

The C and D-Tier swords don’t deserve your attention. They’re either starter weapons or just so weak that using them is almost always putting you at a disadvantage. If you find any of your swords in C and D-Tier, I suggest getting something better, perhaps even paying for a Dark Sword. You won’t survive in PvP with them, that’s for sure. You can use C-Tier swords if you don’t have access to anything better, but if you’re playing with a D-Tier one, switch it asap.

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