Uncommon Blox Fruits – Full Value List, Prices & Tier Guide (2026)

Uncommon Blox Fruits – Ultimate Complete Guide

There are 6 Uncommon Blox Fruits in the game: Flame, Ice, Sand, Dark, Eagle, and Diamond. Physical values run from 250,000 Beli (Flame) to 1,000,000 Beli (Diamond), and this tier is where the real decision-making starts – because unlike Common fruits, these actually perform in Second Sea and beyond.

Here’s what no other Uncommon guide covers: Dark Fruit became S-tier PvP after a full moveset rework in April 2026, pushing its trade value up roughly 40% while it still costs under 500,000 Beli from the Dealer. That’s the single best value-for-money pick in the entire game right now, and most players haven’t caught up to it yet.

All 6 Uncommon Blox Fruits – Complete Value List

Values verified August 4, 2026. Physical = consumable trade price. Permanent = Robux-purchased version trade price.

What Makes Uncommon Fruits Different From Common?

Uncommon is the second rarity tier in Blox Fruits. The jump from Common to Uncommon is the most impactful upgrade a new player can make — five of the six Uncommon fruits are Elemental or Beast type, which means they all carry the Elemental Reflex passive: immunity to physical attacks from enemies who don’t have Haki.

Before you grind Beli to upgrade, check Bloxfruitsvalues to confirm your current fruit’s trade price so you know exactly how far below the Uncommon tier you’re starting from.

The Elemental passive alone is why Flame at 250,000 Beli punches far above its price in First and Second Sea. You become untouchable by standard NPC attacks – which cuts early-game deaths nearly to zero. Diamond is the one exception: it’s Natural-type with no Elemental passive, which is a significant disadvantage at this rarity.

Each Uncommon Blox Fruits – Ability, Tier & Honest Verdict

Dark Fruit – 500,000 Beli ⭐ Best Uncommon Right Now

Dark is the best Uncommon fruit in the game as of 2026 – and it’s not close. The April 2026 rework overhauled its entire moveset: the new Dark Scythe melee ability deals wide AoE damage with a stacking Darkness debuff, reworked projectiles gained homing and impact-explosion mechanics, and the passive now scales with attack speed and crit chance. The June 2026 Summer PvP patch followed up with a 25% hitbox increase on the awakened version and removed the self-stun that plagued it in competitive play.

Community tier lists across BloxGuidesGG, Pro Game Guides, and Fandom consensus moved Dark to S-tier PvP after the rework – the first time it’s held that position in the game’s history. Its trade value climbed roughly 40% post-patch. Meanwhile the Dealer price is still 500,000 Beli.

The catch: Dark has a high skill ceiling. The debuff stacking system rewards players who land consistent hits — if you’re looking for something simpler, Flame is easier to execute. But if you’re willing to practice the combos, Dark is the best Beli-to-performance ratio in the entire fruit roster right now.

Verdict: Buy it from the Dealer before the meta catches up with the price. Awakening costs 14,500 Fragments — prioritize the reworked awakening moves first.

Ice Fruit – 350,000 Beli

Ice is an Uncommon Elemental-type Blox Fruit available for 350,000 Beli or 750 Robux. It lets players command ice in battle — firing freezing projectiles, encasing opponents in solid ice, and spreading icy surfaces to slow and immobilize enemies. It also allows walking on water by freezing it underfoot.

That water-walking passive is genuinely useful in Second Sea where water crossings are frequent. The stun toolkit is the other major asset — ice freeze locks enemies in place reliably, which makes it one of the better Uncommon choices for Bounty Hunting. Ice punches well above its price range with excellent stun moves and water walking.

The main limitation is damage. Ice is a control fruit, not a damage fruit. Against players who know how to dodge freeze windows, the damage output struggles to close out kills quickly. It also doesn’t perform as well as Dark in combo-heavy PvP — the freeze stun is powerful but readable.

Verdict: Best Uncommon fruit for water traversal and structured PvP. A strong pick for 350K Beli. Awakening costs 14,500 Fragments.

Flame Fruit – 250,000 Beli

For beginners, Flame at 250,000 Beli is the recommended cheap start for ranged damage. It’s the cheapest Uncommon fruit and arguably the best value-for-Beli option for grinding in First and early Second Sea. The AoE on its Fire Column (X) and Rocket Punch (Z) moves is wide, the fire damage stacks reliably, and the Elemental passive makes you immune to physical NPC hits — which matters a lot when you’re clearing quest mobs.

Flame is also fully awakeable for 14,500 Fragments. The awakened kit adds V2 moves with even higher AoE output, making it a legitimate mid-game grinding tool. Players can save Beli and Fragments to get the most out of Flame Fruit within a short span — even new players can take advantage of its tremendous damage output at low cost.

The weakness: Flame has no real mobility. No flight built in. For travel you’ll need a boat or a second mobility solution. Once you’re in Third Sea, Flame falls out of the meta — but for the price, it carries you from First Sea to mid-Second Sea comfortably.

Verdict: Best budget Uncommon fruit. Buy it before anything else if you’re a new player under 250K Beli. Works well with 2x exp codes blox fruits to level it faster.

Eagle Fruit — 500,000 Beli

Eagle (formerly named Falcon before the Update 27 rename) is a Beast-type Uncommon — one of only two Beast fruits in the entire Uncommon tier. Its transformation form increases mobility and lets you fly, which is the single biggest selling point. Eagle flight is faster than most Elemental travel options at this rarity tier.

The combat performance is where Eagle disappoints. Eagle is a slight improvement over the old Falcon fruit but still limited. Its damage moves are weak for a 500K Beli fruit — you’re paying primarily for the flight and the Beast transformation, not the combat kit. The awakening uses a material-based system combining Fragments (2,600 minimum) with crafting materials, which makes it more complicated to awaken than the straightforward Fragment-only awakenings on Flame, Ice, Sand, and Dark.

Community tier lists consistently rank Eagle in the lower half of Uncommon fruits for PvP. It’s fine for travel and casual play but doesn’t compete with Ice or Dark in any serious combat scenario.

Verdict: Only worth it if you specifically want Beast-type flight at the Uncommon tier. For combat, Ice or Dark are better at the same or lower Beli cost.

Diamond Fruit – 600,000 Beli

Diamond is the only Natural-type Uncommon fruit and the most expensive one from the Dealer at 600,000 Beli. Its defensive gimmick — hardening your body to reduce incoming damage — sounds useful on paper. In practice, Diamond sounds cool but its defensive gimmick does not compensate for weak damage output.

The lack of Elemental Reflex passive is a significant problem. While every other Uncommon fruit (except Eagle, which has its own Beast passive) blocks physical NPC hits automatically, Diamond players take full damage from standard attacks. You’re paying the highest Dealer price in this tier for a fruit with no passive immunity and weak offensive output.

Diamond’s permanent value (1.17B) is the highest in the Uncommon tier, which makes it look impressive on the value list — but with 2/10 demand, moving that permanent in a trade is slow. The market price exceeds what most traders will actually offer. Verify any Diamond trade with the Blox Fruits Trade Checker before accepting — this one gets overvalued by new traders who see the 1.17B number and assume it’s easier to move than it actually is.

Verdict: Weakest Uncommon fruit despite the highest physical trade value. Avoid for gameplay; ignore the permanent value number unless you have a confirmed trade partner.

Sand Fruit – 420,000 Beli

Sand is a Logia/Elemental-type fruit that lets you manipulate sand — sandstorms, quicksand traps, and Desert Blade moves. The Elemental Reflex passive is active, and the awakening is available for 14,500 Fragments. On paper it looks comparable to Flame and Ice.

In practice, Sand is technically Uncommon tier but plays worse than several Common fruits. The move hitboxes are inconsistent, the sandstorm AoE is difficult to land reliably, and there’s no water traversal or strong stun comparable to Ice. Community tier lists across LevelUpPlay and Fandom place Sand at the bottom of the Uncommon tier alongside Diamond for overall combat usefulness.

Sand also has the lowest demand in the Uncommon tier at 1/10 — same as Flame and Dark on paper, but in practice it moves slower in trades because nobody is actively seeking it. Check the blox fruit dealer stock before buying Sand — it appears in Normal rotation regularly, meaning you’ll never need to trade for it.

Verdict: Weakest Elemental Uncommon. If Sand is in stock for 420K, use those Beli on Dark or Ice instead.

Uncommon Blox Fruits Tier List

Tier	Fruit	Reason
S	Dark	Post-rework S-tier PvP, 40% value increase, still sub-500K from Dealer
A	Ice	Best Uncommon for stuns, water traversal, reliable bounty hunting
A	Flame	Best budget option — cheapest Uncommon, strong AoE, First Sea workhorse
B	Eagle	Good mobility and flight, weak in combat — situation-specific
C	Diamond	Highest trade value, no Elemental passive, weak damage — overpriced for what it does
D	Sand	Inconsistent hitboxes, no standout utility, lowest demand in the tier

Are Uncommon Permanents Worth Buying?

Unlike Common permanents, a few Uncommon perms have a case — specifically Dark and Ice.

Dark Perm (800 Robux / ~1.05B trade value): Post-rework, the awakened Dark moveset is S-tier PvP. If you’re going to invest in awakening a fruit (14,500 Fragments), locking in a permanent makes the investment durable. The 800 Robux price point is also the most affordable route to an S-tier PvP permanent in the game right now.

Ice Perm (750 Robux / ~630M trade value): Ice perm makes sense if you’re a sword or gun main who wants reliable stuns and water traversal as a permanent utility layer. 630M trade value with 2/10 demand means it won’t move fast in trades, but the in-game utility is genuine.

Flame Perm (500 Robux / ~450M trade value): Only worth it for dedicated Flame players who want to invest in awakening without risking losing the fruit. Trade value is the lowest in the Uncommon perm category.

Eagle, Sand, Diamond perms: Skip. The demand is too low and the gameplay utility doesn’t justify Robux spend over a Rare or Legendary permanent.

Where Uncommon Fits in the Full Rarity System

Rarity	Fruit Count	Physical Value Range	Key Characteristic
Common	7 fruits	5K – 180K Beli	Lowest power, always in stock
Uncommon	6 fruits	250K – 1M Beli	First Elemental tier — Reflex passive unlocked
Rare	~4 fruits	800K – 2.8M Beli	Significantly stronger, AoE grinding viable
Legendary	11 fruits	2.5M – 5M+ Beli	End-game grind and PvP capable
Mythical	~9 fruits	6M–20M+ Beli	Top-tier everything

Uncommon is the bridge tier — strong enough to carry you through First and Second Sea, but not something you’ll keep long-term past level 1,500. The goal with any Uncommon fruit is to use it while farming Beli and Fragments toward a Rare or Legendary upgrade.

Frequently Asked Questions

For every Uncommon blox fruits you receive in a trade, verify the physical and permanent values on Bloxfruitsvalues before accepting — the gap between listed value and what traders will actually pay is widest in this tier.