Roblox Blox Fruits Update 30 – New Fruits, Major Reworks, and the Road to the Fourth Sea

Blox Fruits is currently sitting on a smaller Easter-themed patch that dropped on March 28, 2026. But the community has its eyes fixed firmly on what comes next. Blox Fruits Update 30 is shaping up to be one of the most significant content drops in the game’s history, with developer hints, in-game leaks, and community observations all pointing toward a major shift in the meta. Here is everything we know so far.

The Five Fruits Currently in Development

The most significant piece of information to surface recently came from developer Shaffy Dev, one of the active contributors behind Blox Fruits. According to a leak shared across the community, Shaffy Dev revealed that the five fruits currently being worked on are Magnet, Oni, Celestial, Shadow, and a fifth one described only as “Wukong themed.” If this is accurate, it is arguably the most comprehensive development roadmap the community has ever received from an insider source, and it reframes the entire conversation around what Blox Fruits Update 30 and beyond will look like.

The Magnet fruit has been a talking point since Shaffy Dev initially dropped the hint “metal gears” when asked about what he was working on. Most players initially interpreted this as a reference to Kid from One Piece, who uses magnet-based powers involving large metallic constructs. However, some in the community have also pointed to the Acceleration fruit as a possible alternative, since its time-machine mechanics are also linked to gears conceptually. At this point, with a photo of the Magnet fruit reportedly shared by the developer himself, the balance of evidence leans toward Magnet being the next new fruit added to the game.

Oni and Celestial: The Mythical Duo

Of all the fruits in Shaffy Dev’s leaked list, Oni and Celestial are the ones generating the most excitement, and for good reason. Both have been teased for some time, with in-game helmets tied to both fruits appearing as event rewards in 2025. Multiple game admins have been spotted using the Oni fruit in their profiles, and at least one developer, My Game 43, recently added the Oni fruit back into his active loadout, a move that players typically read as a signal that something is close to release.

The Oni fruit is expected to be a demon-themed beast transformation with a high-damage, aggressive combat style. The Celestial fruit, on the other hand, appears to be its thematic opposite: a divine, light-based transformation with abilities that resemble the holy aesthetic introduced through the Divine Art fighting style. One confirmed move from game files is called “Karmatic Shatter,” a large area-of-effect ability that fits neatly into Celestial’s overall design language. Both fruits are expected to carry mythical rarity, meaning their spawn rates will be near zero through the fruit dealer, and their trading value on release day will likely be extreme. Anyone who remembers the weeks following the Kitsune or Leopard releases has a good point of reference for what to expect.

What makes this pair particularly compelling from a design standpoint is the contrast they represent. Holy versus demonic, light versus dark. If the developers release them together or in close succession, it would create a natural rivalry in the community that drives engagement, trading activity, and PvP experimentation simultaneously.

Venom and Dark Reworks: Why These Matter More Than You Think

Beyond new fruits, Blox Fruits Update 30 is expected to include at least one major fruit rework, with Venom being the strongest candidate. Admin Uzoth confirmed the Venom rework directly, describing it as “dope” while stopping short of claiming it would surpass Dragon. The fruit’s name is expected to stay the same, ruling out earlier speculation about a rename to Hydra.

What the rework likely changes is everything else. Based on how past reworks have handled natural-type fruits, Venom will probably receive an M1 attack, which all reworked fruits have received in recent updates including Blade, Bomb, and Spin. The community has speculated that Venom’s M1 could take the form of a toxic energy blade, a logical choice given that the fruit is gas-based rather than physical, and shaping that into a weapon is both thematically fitting and mechanically interesting.

The Dark fruit rework has also been confirmed by admin E. The fruit has been in the game for years without meaningful updates, and its existing abilities already resemble void-like effects including dark holes and gravity pulls. Community speculation has centered on a possible rename to the Void fruit, though that remains unconfirmed. What is confirmed is the rework itself, and if it follows the Dragon-level polish that developers have been hinting at, Dark could re-enter the top tier of the meta in a serious way.

One thing worth noting: Quake is also in the rework pipeline. Admin Wen Loco stated that Quake or Venom will definitely receive a rework, with the other following in a future update. A leaked visual that circulated recently was initially misidentified as related to Magnet or Acceleration, but community analysis concluded the ability shown is almost identical to existing Quake mechanics, suggesting it may represent a reworked version of that fruit.

What to Expect in Update 30 Specifically

While the full roadmap spans well beyond a single update, here is a realistic picture of what Update 30 is most likely to deliver:

• At least one new fruit, with Magnet being the most probable candidate based on developer hints and leaked imagery
• A Venom or Quake rework, with the other to follow in a subsequent update
• A new island or sea event, with footage of a large unexplored landmass teased by Rip Indra in-game
• Possible additions to the Creation fruit content, which has been sitting in the admin panel for an extended period
• Hints toward or early groundwork for the Oni fruit release

The expected release window based on historical update patterns and developer activity is late April to early May 2026, though no official date has been confirmed.

The Fourth Sea: Still Coming, But Not Yet

No discussion of Blox Fruits in 2026 is complete without addressing the Fourth Sea. Admin Uzoth shared an image showing the full map layout of the first three seas, and observers noticed a massive island on one side that does not correspond to any existing sea event or raid zone. Given that each server accommodates only twelve players and events are designed to be compact and replayable, a landmass of that scale would only make sense as a new sea.

The terrain shown appears to feature red mountain-like environments, suggesting what was shared is either a base prototype or a single section of something far larger. Developers rarely tease content of this scale unless it is either close to completion or at least stable enough for controlled reveals. The current community consensus, based on development signals, points toward a Fourth Sea launch in December 2026 as the headline update for the year’s end. Between now and then, Celestial, Oni, and the major reworks are expected to fill out the summer and fall content windows.

What Smart Players Should Be Doing Right Now

The update cycle for Blox Fruits rewards players who prepare before the hype hits rather than after. Here is what the current information suggests in practical terms:

• Save Beli and trading value now. Mythical fruits like Oni and Celestial will command enormous premiums in their launch week
• Pay attention to which admins are actively using certain fruits in their profiles, as this has historically been a reliable early signal of upcoming releases
• If you are invested in PvP, monitor how the Venom and Dark rework discussions develop, since both fruits could shift the competitive meta significantly once they drop

Conclusion

Blox Fruits in 2026 is not operating on the same cadence as its slower years. With all developers back from holiday breaks and a structured content roadmap reportedly in place, the pace of meaningful updates has increased. Blox Fruits Update 30 is the next major milestone, and based on everything currently circulating, it has the potential to be one of the more impactful patches the game has seen in recent memory.

Also Read: Blox Fruits Fourth Sea Update 2026: Release Expectations, Leaks, and Complete Roadmap

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