Slowest to Fastest Fruits in Blox Fruits Update 28 List – All Fruits Ranked

In Blox Fruits, your choice of fruit doesn’t just affect your combat potential, but also how fast and efficiently you can move across the map – whether on foot, flying, or transforming. With Update 28, several fruits received buffs, reworks or mobility-changes, making some previously under-used fruits into true speed contenders. We analysed available data to assemble a list from slowest to fastest fruits, considering all movement types.

Slowest Mobility Fruits

These fruits are either heavily combat-focused with minimal mobility moves, or their movement/flight is relatively slow compared to the rest.

• Fruits with minimal dash/teleport: Many common/uncommon fruits simply lack major movement or have cooldown-heavy abilities.
• For example, in the community racing test: fruits like Sand or Flame in certain variants were described as “trash” for movement (e.g., “Sand F is trash. Just like Flame F.”) in one race.
• Another: In one user test they found the fruit “Spirit” (formerly Soul) even with full meter “did not help me out whatsoever … that did not help me out whatsoever bro”. So that indicates mobility for that fruit is weak.

Key takeaway: If you pick a fruit purely for speed/traversal, avoid ones that have no transformation, no dash/teleport, or slow flying. They’re fine for combat, but movement suffers.

Mid-Tier Mobility Fruits

Fruits that are decent for movement: have dash/flight/transformation abilities, but are not top-tier speed.
Some examples and notes:

• The user test highlights fruits like Mammoth (mythical rarity) as being very good for short distances, e.g., “when it comes to short distances Mammoth actually may be one of the fastest fruits in the game no joke” (in that test). But the user still found it loses versus the very top.
• Fruits like Kitsune (later mythic) were mentioned: “they literally gutted Kitsune … this is so slow bro” in the test. So Kitsune moved from strong to weaker for movement in recent updates.
• Other mid-tier: some rare or uncommon fruits may have flight but with slower speed, or good mobility but long cooldowns.

Note: These are viable options if you can’t acquire “top” mobility fruits, but if traversal/time-to-destination matters (e.g., Second/Third Sea, raids), aim higher.

Top-Tier Mobility Fruits

Here we list the fruits that dominate when it comes to movement – transformation, dash/teleport, flight, and especially speed. These fruits are ideal for exploration, map traversal, PvP rotated movement, etc.

1. Teleport/Instant Movement Champions

• Portal Fruit (also seen as “Door” in earlier updates) – widely considered the fastest, but with an important caveat: the teleport nature means it’s not pure “running/dashing” mobility. In the user’s final rounds: “dragon vs portal … portal got that easy portal got that easy … even though portal may have won the race portal is technically not still faster than the dragon fruit it’s just that teleportation is instant.”
• Because of this, many community members say “portal wins only because teleport wins, not because running speed is highest”.
• So in a “pure movement” sense (non-teleport), portal may be excluded from the “running/dashing” top tier but is unmatched if teleport counts.

2. Pure Running/Dashing/Transformation Speed

• Dragon Fruit – In the test: final match “Mammoth versus dragon … full transformation … I won … Dragon actually won”. Indicates in high-tier transformation form Dragon outspeeds Mammoth in that run. Many players consider Dragon the fastest non-teleport fruit for movement.
• Light Fruit – Another top contender. The test: “light versus ice … easy work light wins this easy” and then “light versus portal … that’s too fast… way too fast” – though portal still beats light, light beats almost everything else. So light is one of the elite mobility fruits.
• Mammoth Fruit – While not #1, it is very strong. The tribute: “Mammoth actually may be one of the fastest fruits … for short distances” in the user test.
• Other high movement fruits that get mention: Races where flight/dash matter strongly (e.g., some “runner” fruits). In one test, spider vs sound vs phoenix: phoenix “was a bit of a sleeper” and “don’t sleep on Phoenix’s speed”. So Phoenix Fruit is worthy of note in mobility.
• And Spider Fruit (formerly “String”) in a close test gave a run for its money: “I think spider may actually win this … spider won that” in a test. So good mobility.

3. Summary Ranking (Fastest Tier)

In descending order from fastest (excluding teleport fruit) → to strong but just under top:

1. Dragon
2. Light
3. Mammoth
4. Phoenix
5. Spider
6. (Teleport: Portal) – separate category

If you include teleport as movement, Portal arguably slots at #1 overall for pure speed of relocation.

Slowest to Fastest Fruits

Here’s a simplified table to summarise movement tiers:

Tier	Fruit Examples	Key Mobility Notes
Slowest	Sand, Flame (some variants), Spirit (in some tests)	Limited dash/teleport; flying/transformations weak or cooldown-heavy
Mid-Tier	Kitsune (after nerf), some rare/uncommon fruits	Decent mobility but not best; still a step below elite
Top Tier	Light, Mammoth, Phoenix, Spider, Dragon	Strong transformation/flight/dash mobility; best for traversal
Teleport-Category	Portal	Instant relocation; fastest for “get somewhere” but uses teleport mechanics

What changed in Update 28 (Mobility relevant)

• The patch details on the Wiki for Update 28 show various balance changes across fruits, some of which affect movement indirectly (cooldowns, transformation mechanics).
• While the Wiki may not explicitly list “movement speed x% increased”, community testing has shown that fruits like Dragon and Light gained incremental mobility improvements (either in transformation form or dash/flight moves). For example: in the video test commentary: “the four dashes actually work. It’s actually five because it’s cooldown. … they made it faster than before.” This refers to the Lightning fruit, but underscores that movement/dash upgrades are happening.
• Also: earlier updates (e.g., 26.8, 26 etc) included “portal’s mobility moves shorter cooldown” or “pilot helmet speed glitch nerfed kitsune” etc. Those cumulative changes affect how fast fruits now are. Much of the speed meta is dynamic.

Implication: If you used to rely on a certain fruit for mobility, check if it received a nerf or its competitor got buffed – as seen with Kitsune being “gutted” for mobility in the user test.

Practical Recommendations

• If your main goal is fast traversal (e.g., map-running, raid prep, exploring islands): aim for the top tier (Dragon or Light).
• If you also want strong combat plus fast movement, that becomes your primary sweet spot.
• If you expect to travel long distances over open map, include flight/transform movement in your assessment (not just running).
• If you are on a budget (fruit-cost wise) or cannot access the top rarities yet, pick a mid-tier mobility fruit but know the limitations.
• For PvP, mobility can give you rotational advantage. A fruit that can dash/teleport/fly quickly lets you disengage or reposition – top mobility fruits often dominate in skirmishes.

Final Thoughts

In Blox Fruits Update 28, movement mobility continues to be a key factor when choosing a fruit – not just raw damage or rarity. Whether you’re exploring large island zones, rotating in PvP, or trying to complete quests quickly, a fruit that moves fast gives you a tangible advantage. While teleport fruits like Portal offer unmatched relocation speed, the pure “running/dashing/flight” category winners (Dragon, Light) shine for consistent high-speed traversal.

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