Blox Fruits players finally have real news. Bulletin 25 arrived on October 17, 2026, confirming the Halloween event is coming back. It also ended two months of silence from the developers, so fans quickly picked it apart. We read it closely and compared it with last year’s event. Here is what it confirms, what it leaves out, and how we suggest you get ready.
When Does the Blox Fruits Halloween Event Start?
The bulletin says the event arrives on Halloween. That’s Saturday, October 31, 2026. The developers have not shared an exact start time or an end date.
Last year’s event went live at 15:00 UTC on October 31 and ran for about a month. A similar schedule looks likely, but we should treat it as a guess for now. The event also has no official update number yet. The live build is still the Magnet and Sea 1 version, so any site quoting a number is guessing.
What Bulletin 25 Confirms
The bulletin tells four short stories. Each one hints at a feature. Here is the quick version:
- Trick-or-treating returns with the Harvest Moon
- New mini-games arrive, and the Jack O’ Lanterns are alive
- The Potion Witch comes back with two new potions
- Zioles opens a Spooky Gacha that takes Spooky Tokens
- A new boss waits behind doors covered in flame
Trick-or-Treating and New Mini-Games
Strange doors will appear around the towns again. Familiar faces return, and the bulletin promises more odd encounters. The new mini-games include creatures running down hallways and a mysterious deck of Tarot cards.
Last year, the Harvest Moon rose at the top of every hour and lasted ten minutes. Each door gave you either a treat or a fight. If that schedule holds, timing will matter more than raw grinding. We suggest standing in a busy town a minute before the hour.
The living pumpkins also deserve attention. They suggest new enemies roaming the towns, not just hidden behind doors.
The Potion Witch and the Spooky Gacha
The Potion Witch returns with last year’s brews and two new ones. The developers have not named the new potions. Last year, she charged fishing materials. A typical recipe used one fish and one extra material, such as Bones or Gunpowder.
Zioles, the gacha NPC, now runs a Spooky Gacha. He only accepts Spooky Tokens. Rewards include free potions, new accessories, profile backgrounds, and a mystery grand prize.
Notice what is missing. The bulletin never mentions Candy Corn, last year’s currency. We should not assume old Candy Corn totals or spin costs will carry over. Last year’s gacha cost 500 Candy Corn per spin, but this year’s prices are unknown.
Who Is the New Fire Boss?
The last story gives us the biggest tease. Residents vanish near doors surrounded by strange flames. A towering creature wreathed in fire waits inside. The bulletin even says last year’s Werewolf may have been the least of our worries.
That comparison matters. The Werewolf was a level 3000 raid boss with 215,000 health. If the new boss sits above it, solo players will struggle. The developers have not shared a name, level, or drop table. We would not buy a fruit just for this fight. Wait for the first kill videos, then pick your build.
Is a Venom or Shadow Rework Coming?
Some leak sites promise a Venom or Shadow rework. Bulletin 25 does not mention any fruit at all. Halloween has brought fruit changes before. The 2025 event turned Leopard into Tiger, so a surprise is possible. Possible is not confirmed, though.
The rumor is already moving the trade market. Venom demand has climbed with no official proof. We think paying a rework premium now is a risky bet. Hold your trades until the developers say something.
How to Prepare Before October 31
Last year’s event rewarded max-level players with the biggest drops. A little prep now saves a lot of stress on launch day. Here is our short checklist:
- Push your level toward the cap
- Stock Common, Uncommon, and Rare fish
- Gather a few friends for the boss
- Avoid hype trades until the event goes live
Our main advice is to stay flexible. The bulletin is vague on purpose, and the details will shift once the event starts. Check the official game page description often. Last year’s event arrived with a quiet text change, and this year may do the same.
Final Thoughts
Bulletin 25 gives us a strong outline but few hard numbers. We know the date, the core features, and the mood. We do not know the boss, the prices, or the new potions. That gap leaves room for surprises, good and bad. We will keep watching the game and share the details as soon as they go live.
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