Common Blox Fruits – Value List, Prices & Abilities

Common Blox Fruits – Full Value List & Tier Guide

There are 7 Common Blox Fruits in the game right now: Rocket, Spin, Blade, Spring, Bomb, Smoke, and Spike. They’re the cheapest fruits in the game, always available in the Normal Dealer stock, and every single one has a demand rating of 1/10 in the trading market.

That said, “Common” doesn’t mean useless — Smoke is actually the best First Sea grinding fruit at this rarity, and Rocket’s mobility gives it more real-world use than its price suggests. The honest guide other sites skip: which ones to eat, which to trade away immediately, and which permanent versions are actually worth the Robux.

All 7 Common Blox Fruits – Complete Value List

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

What Does “Common” Mean in Blox Fruits?

Common is the lowest rarity tier in the game. There are 5 rarity tiers total: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, and Mythical. Common fruits have the highest spawn rate in the Normal Dealer stock – they appear in the 3-fruit rotation more often than any other tier. The Blox Fruits Fandom Wiki stock history confirms all 7 Common fruits have appeared in Normal rotation consistently since Update 1.

That’s also why their trading value is near zero. Anyone who wants a Common fruit can just wait for the Dealer restock (every 4 hours) and buy it directly for Beli. Nobody needs to trade for something they can buy for 5,000 to 180,000 Beli.

The one thing Common fruits have going for them: Rocket and Spin are permanently stocked at the Dealer — they never rotate out. The official Roblox Blox Fruits game page lists all current fruits, and every Common fruit has been part of the game since the earliest updates.

Each Common Blox Fruit – Ability & Honest Verdict

Smoke Fruit

The best Common fruit for First Sea grinding. Smoke Fruit is an Elemental-type, which gives it the passive Elemental Reflex – you’re immune to physical attacks from enemies who don’t have Haki. That passive alone makes early-game grinding significantly easier than any Natural-type Common fruit.

Its key moves: Smoke Slam (Z) stuns enemies reliably, Smoke Blast (X) deals AoE damage at range, and Smoke Bomber (F) lets you fly while dealing continuous damage – useful for farming without getting hit back. The F move can deal infinite damage as long as you don’t get struck mid-flight.

Verdict: Eat it for First Sea. Don’t buy the permanent – 103M permanent value with 1/10 demand means you’ll struggle to ever trade it.

Rocket Fruit

The cheapest fruit in the game and genuinely useful for one specific reason: mobility. Rocket Crash (C) gives you excellent travel speed and doubles as a dodge. Blast Off (F) is vertical mobility that new players underestimate. For a fruit that costs 5,000 Beli, the movement tools are better than what you’d expect.

The damage output is low and it doesn’t scale well past early First Sea. But if you’re a sword or gun main who just wants movement tools and a combo starter, Rocket holds up surprisingly well compared to Spin, Spring, and Bomb.

Verdict: Eat it if you’re sword/gun focused and need mobility. Best Common fruit for travel.

Blade Fruit

Blade grants razor-sharp blades attached to limbs, giving relatively fast melee attacks for a Common fruit. It’s one of the better Common fruits for early PvP because the hitboxes connect reliably and the combo potential is decent.

It falls apart completely in Second Sea. By that point, any Uncommon fruit outclasses it. The physical trade value (45–50K) is slightly higher than its Dealer price on some trackers, though with 1/10 demand, moving it in a trade is slow.

Verdict: Usable through First Sea PvP. Trade it the moment you reach Second Sea.

Bomb Fruit

Bomb lets you deploy spherical explosives and deal AoE damage. The AoE is its only real selling point — it covers an area, which makes clearing groups of lower-level NPCs slightly easier than single-target fruits.

The damage is low for anything past early First Sea, and the lack of mobility moves is a significant drawback. No flight, no real combo starters. Community tier lists consistently rank it below Blade and Smoke within the Common tier.

Verdict: Functional in First Sea for mob clearing. Replace it as soon as you can.

Spring Fruit

Spring Fruit turns body parts into springs, giving quick long-range attacks and the ability to launch yourself across distances. The mobility it offers sounds good on paper – in practice, the damage is too low and the movement is awkward compared to Rocket.

Spring has no Haki-break moves and no real combo setup. It consistently sits at the bottom of Common fruit tier lists alongside Spin, and community consensus from the Blox Fruits Wiki and Fandom is that it’s one of the weakest fruits in the entire game relative to what you need to progress.

Verdict: Avoid. If you get one from the Dealer, eat it only if you have nothing else.

Spin Fruit

Spin makes you rotate rapidly, turning air into fast attacks that can stun and deal damage. It costs 7,500 Beli — basically free. The Z move (Razor Wind) does decent damage and can break Instinct, which is genuinely useful.

The problem: no real mobility, no combo depth beyond the Z move, and it falls apart fast once enemy NPC health scales up. The Fandom community tier lists rank Blade/Rocket above Spin, with Spin sitting in the middle of Common fruits.

Verdict: It’s almost free — use it if that’s all you have. Upgrade at the first opportunity.

Spike Fruit

The most expensive Common fruit and the highest physical trade value at 180,000 Beli — but not the best one. Spike lets you deploy spike arrays anywhere. The Whirlwind (X) move stuns enemies and breaks Instinct, which is its biggest asset.

The issue: no mobility whatsoever. Spike is entirely stationary in playstyle, which makes PvP extremely difficult. You’ll get outmaneuvered by anyone with a movement fruit. Solid for early static grinding but replaced quickly by anything in the Uncommon tier.

Verdict: The priciest Common fruit isn’t the best Common fruit. Spike is for grinding, not PvP.

Common Blox Fruits Tier List (Within the Common Tier)

Tier	Fruit	Best For
Best	Smoke	First Sea grinding, low-level PvP, elemental passive
Good	Rocket	Mobility, combo starters, sword/gun builds
Good	Blade	First Sea PvP, early combo potential
Average	Bomb	Early mob clearing, AoE farming
Average	Spike	Static grinding, Instinct breaking
Weak	Spin	Budget option only — almost free
Weakest	Spring	Avoid — no mobility, no combo setup, low damage

Should You Buy a Common Permanent Fruit?

Short answer: no. Here’s why.

Common permanents range from ~10M (Rocket Perm) to ~136M (Spike Perm) in trading value – but all carry 1/10 demand. That means even if you own a Spike Perm worth 136M on paper, finding someone willing to trade for it at that price is very hard. You’d likely need to drop well below listed value to move it.

The Robux cost for Common permanents is also low (50–380 Robux), so they’ll never gain scarcity value the way a limited or Mythical permanent can.

The only exception: If you’re a brand-new player who wants permanent flight via Rocket and can’t afford a better fruit yet, the 50 Robux Rocket Perm is the cheapest permanent fruit in the game. For pure budget travel, it has a case.

For everything else — save your Robux for an Uncommon or higher permanent. Check the Blox Fruits Trade Checker before spending anything.

How Common Fruits Fit Into the Full Rarity System

The 5 rarity tiers in Blox Fruits, for context:

Rarity	Fruits Count	Physical Value Range	Dealer Availability
Common	7 fruits	5K – 180K Beli	Always stocked (Rocket & Spin permanent; others rotate)
Uncommon	6 fruits	250K – 600K Beli	Regular rotation
Rare	~10 fruits	800K – 2.8M Beli	Less frequent rotation
Legendary	11 fruits	2.5M – 5M+ Beli	Low frequency
Mythical	~9 fruits	6M–20M+ Beli	Very rare — under 1% per slot

Common Blox Fruits are the entry point for every player in the game. The goal is to move past this tier as fast as possible — the power jump from Common to Uncommon is significant, and even the cheapest Uncommon fruit (Flame at 250,000 Beli) outperforms every Common fruit by mid-First Sea.

If you’re still running a Common Blox Fruit, check the Blox Fruits Value homepage to see what your current fruit is worth before making any trade — even at low values, knowing your baseline stops you from getting scammed by someone offering less than market price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Check where each fruit currently sits in the full rarity rankings on the Blox Fruits Tier List – especially useful before deciding whether to eat or hold a fruit you just got from a trade.