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Blox Fruits Combat V2 Guide – How to Unlock Advanced Combat in Update 30

Combat has always been Blox Fruits’ joke. It is the style you start with, and the style you throw away by level 30. That changed with Update 30. The game added Advanced Combat, and players now call it Combat V2. We finally have a real upgrade path for the game’s weakest fighting style. The catch is that the path is long, and parts of it are still unsolved.

What Combat V2 Actually Is

Advanced Combat arrived with Update 30, which went live on September 5, 2026. The official wiki page for it is still a stub. That tells us something important. This style was not handed to players through a normal quest chain. People are still piecing it together.

One requirement is confirmed. You need to reach level 3000. That number sounds simple. It is not, and we will explain why in a moment.

Why This Upgrade Caught Everyone Off Guard

Combat is strange by design. It is the only fighting style with just two moves. Once you swap it for another style, you can never get it back. No NPC teaches it. No shop sells it. Only admin commands can return it.

That made Combat oddly valuable. Some players call it the rarest item in the game. Many of us kept an alt account with untouched Combat purely for bragging rights.

For years, players assumed Superhuman was the real Combat V2. Godhuman felt like V3. The M1 animations and the C and X moves look similar. Update 30 proved that theory wrong. A separate upgrade exists now, and the old assumption is dead.

The Level 3000 Requirement Is the Hard Part

Here is the wall. Normal enemy grinding stops at level 2800. Quests will not carry you past it. The last 200 levels come from a completely different system called Secret Levels.

So the real requirement is not grinding. It is exploration. If you sit at 2800 farming Tiki Outpost, you will never reach 3000.

Island Secrets Are the Real Gate

Update 30 rebuilt every island in the First Sea. New buildings, new interiors, new lighting, new NPC placements. Hidden inside that rework are 40 Island Secrets.

Each island holds three secrets. They are not chests lying in the open. They include puzzles, small rescue quests, tavern brawls, and awakened versions of old bosses. Fixing a zipline on Jungle Island counts. Building a snowman counts. Beating a special Gorilla King spawn counts.

Every completed secret gives you one star and five Secret Levels. Clear all 40, and you gain the full 200 levels.

A few things worth knowing before you start:

  • Finish your first secret to unlock the World Map on your HUD.
  • Stars on that map show which islands you have not finished.
  • Three stars on an island unlock its teleporter in Middle Town.
  • Some secrets allow only one player per spawn, so private servers help.
  • A known bug sometimes pays 2 levels instead of 5, so talk to the NPC again.

That last point costs people hours. Always re-check the NPC after a secret quest.

Where to Find the Secrets Master

The Secrets Master is a new NPC, and he sits in Middle Town in the First Sea. Head to the large green-roofed building behind the fountain. Climb to the second-floor balcony. Walk through the window opening into the hidden room. He stands beside the wooden barrels.

Plenty of players struggle here. The window looks like a solid wall, and attacking it does nothing. You do not break it. You walk through the gap. Several popular videos failed at this exact spot, so do not feel slow if it takes a few tries.

He also has a second use. During the final ten minutes of every hour, he tells you which boss awakens next. Awakened bosses are part of several Island Secrets, so this saves real time.

The Story Clue Most Players Miss

This is where things get interesting. Once you hold three stars on every island and finish all Island Secrets, the Secrets Master unlocks a new dialogue option called “Tell me some stories.”

Pick it, and he names three random First Sea islands. Now use the Middle Town teleporter and visit those exact islands. After you do, the story option vanishes across every server, not just yours.

That behaviour is unusual. Nothing else in Blox Fruits works that way. The community strongly suspects this chain leads to Advanced Combat. Treat it as the most promising lead we have, not as confirmed fact.

What We Know About the Moveset

Very little, honestly. The moves are not documented yet. Anyone posting a full showcase with confident damage numbers is guessing.

Based on every other V2 in the game, we expect three moves on Z, X, and C, each locked behind mastery. Death Step, Pole V2, and Sanguine Art all follow that pattern. Expect Combat V2 to sit closer to Superhuman than Godhuman in raw power.

Our Advice Before You Chase It

Do not rush this one. Prepare properly instead.

  • Keep Combat on at least one account. You cannot buy it back.
  • Push your build toward level 2800 first, since secrets add the rest.
  • Clear secrets island by island rather than jumping around.
  • Use a private server for the single-player secrets.
  • Check the Secrets Master hourly for awakened boss spawns.

We also suggest patience with the wiki. Stub pages fill in fast once dataminers and grinders compare notes. Within a few weeks, the exact unlock steps should be public.

Final Thoughts

Combat V2 is less about power and more about respect. It rewards the players who explored the reworked First Sea instead of speeding past it. That design choice is smart. It turns the starter island into endgame content.

If you kept your original Combat all these years, your patience finally pays off. Start with the Island Secrets, hit level 3000, and keep an eye on that Secrets Master. We will update this guide as the community confirms more.

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