Limited Blox Fruits – Full Value List (August 2026)
Limited Blox Fruits are event-exclusive items that can’t be bought from the Normal or Mirage Dealer – ever. None appear in dealer rotations. There are currently 35 limited items in the game, and the most valuable one, Eclipse, trades at an estimated 33B with a 10/10 demand rating as of August 14, 2026.
The thing that separates limited items from every other fruit in the game: once their event ends, the only way to get one is trading. That artificial scarcity is exactly why a skin variant like Crimson Kitsune sits at 9.68B – nearly matching the base Kitsune fruit itself.
Limited Blox Fruits – Quick Answer:
- 35 limited items exist in Blox Fruits as of August 2026 – none available from any dealer
- Highest value: Eclipse – estimated 33B, 10/10 demand, currently overpaid by most traders
- Highest liquid limited: Crimson Kitsune (9.68B, 8.3/10 demand) – easiest top-tier limited to move
- How to get them: Only through past events or player-to-player trading – no other method
- Most limited items are skin variants of base fruits, not separate playable fruits
What Are Limited Blox Fruits?
Limited Blox Fruits are items only available during specific seasonal events – Christmas, Halloween, Valentine’s, Easter, and milestone releases. When the event ends, they leave the game permanently. The only path to ownership afterward is trading.
They’re a separate rarity tier from Mythical. They don’t appear in the blox fruit dealer stock – not in Normal rotations, not in Mirage. Supply is permanently capped at whatever players earned during the original event window.
Most are skin mutations – visual variants of base fruits that change appearance without altering stats. Crimson Kitsune plays identically to base Kitsune but has a visual identity that’s no longer obtainable, and that scarcity is what drives its 9.68B value.
Full Value List – All 35 Limited Items (August 2026)
All 32 limited items with trading values, demand ratings, and trend direction. Values sourced from bloxfruitstradehub.com and cross-referenced with tradekitsune.com and game.guide. Updated August 14, 2026.
Galaxy Empyrean Kitsune
- Regular Value:
- 11.96B
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Crimson Kitsune
- Regular Value:
- 8.7B
- Trend:
- Stable
Ember West Dragon
- Regular Value:
- 7.1B
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Doghouse (Frame Break)
- Regular Value:
- 6.97B
- Trend:
- Fluctuating
Rabid Dog Blade
- Regular Value:
- 6.24B
- Trend:
- Fluctuating
Purple Lightning
- Regular Value:
- 5.34B
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Super Spirit Pain
- Regular Value:
- 3.3B
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Red Lightning
- Regular Value:
- 2.88B
- Trend:
- Stable
Yellow Lightning
- Regular Value:
- 1.76B
- Trend:
- Stable
Divine Portal
- Regular Value:
- 1.67B
- Trend:
- Stable
Werewolf
- Regular Value:
- 1.06B
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Celestial Pain
- Regular Value:
- 1.02B
- Trend:
- Stable
Fiend Yeti
- Regular Value:
- 960M
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Frustration Pain
- Regular Value:
- 900M
- Trend:
- Stable
Sadness Pain
- Regular Value:
- 860M
- Trend:
- Stable
Azura Bomb
- Regular Value:
- 640M
- Trend:
- Stable
Nuclear Bomb
- Regular Value:
- 610M
- Trend:
- Stable
Dog Blade
- Regular Value:
- 580M
- Trend:
- Fluctuating
Thermite Bomb
- Regular Value:
- 580M
- Trend:
- Stable
Green Lightning
- Regular Value:
- 410M
- Trend:
- Stable
Rose Quartz Diamond
- Regular Value:
- 350M
- Trend:
- Stable
Eagle Matrix
- Regular Value:
- 250M
- Trend:
- Stable
Emerald Diamond
- Regular Value:
- 220M
- Trend:
- Stable
Topaz Diamond
- Regular Value:
- 220M
- Trend:
- Stable
Ruby Diamond
- Regular Value:
- 160M
- Trend:
- Stable
Torment Pain
- Regular Value:
- 160M
- Trend:
- Stable
Eagle Requiem
- Regular Value:
- 160M
- Trend:
- Stable
Eagle Glacier
- Regular Value:
- 20M
- Trend:
- Stable
Celebration Bomb
- Regular Value:
- 10M
- Trend:
- Stable
Permanent Dragon Token
- Regular Value:
- Unvalued
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Parrot
- Regular Value:
- Unvalued
- Trend:
- Stable
Dragon Token
- Regular Value:
- Unvalued
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Eclipse
- Regular Value:
- Unvalued
- Trend:
- Overpaid
Orange Portal
- Regular Value:
- Unvalued
- Trend:
- Stable
Pink Portal
- Regular Value:
- Unvalued
- Trend:
- Stable
Items with “—” value have no tracked price currently – either too rare to price consistently, or demand is too low to generate reliable market data.
The Top 5 Limited Items Explained
Eclipse – 10/10 Demand
Eclipse is the highest-value item in the entire game — not just in the limited category. Most trackers label it “overpaid,” meaning trades that include Eclipse skew toward whoever owns it. With 515 total trades and 512 active listings on fruityblox.com, real liquidity is lower than the 10/10 demand score suggests.
Crimson Kitsune – 8.3/10 Demand
Crimson Kitsune is the most liquid top-tier item here. At 8.3/10 demand – the highest of any item in the top 10 — it moves faster than Eclipse despite lower raw value. It came from the Valentine’s Event and hasn’t returned. Before accepting any Kitsune variant trade, run both sides through the Blox Fruits Trade Checker.
Galaxy Empyrean Kitsune – 6.4/10 Demand
Higher raw value than Crimson Kitsune but lower demand (6.4/10 vs 8.3/10). That gap means it takes significantly longer to move. Don’t accept Galaxy Empyrean as the primary item unless the rest of the offer clearly compensates.
Ember West Dragon – 3.7/10 Demand
One of three “Rising” trend items in the current top tier. The 3.7/10 demand is the real constraint — at nearly 8B with under 4/10 demand, it’s a slow mover. Works best as an add in large multi-item trades.
Purple Lightning – 3.7/10 Demand
Trending upward at 5.85B with the same 3.7/10 demand as Ember West Dragon. Most useful as an add in high-tier trades rather than as the main offer.
How to Get Limited Blox Fruits in 2026
Two methods – and only two:
During an active event. Seasonal events (Christmas, Halloween, Valentine’s, Easter) release limited items through event currencies, quests, or Robux purchase. The Easter Event 2026 was the most recent. When one is live, check the Blox Fruits Updated Codes page — event codes sometimes give bonus event currency or double earn rates.
Player-to-player trading. Outside an active event, trading is the only method. Post your offer in trade ads with what you want and what you’re offering. Verify both sides before posting — limited values shift faster than any other category.
The Gacha system, boss drops, fruit spawns, and dealer rotations do not produce limited items. No exceptions.
What Makes Limited Values Move So Fast?
Three things: events returning (older items lose scarcity fast), new high-tier limiteds releasing (lower-tier ones get used as adds), and base fruit reworks (skin variants follow the buff). Check the Blox Fruits Values homepage after any major update — items tied to recently reworked base fruits move the fastest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Limited Blox Fruits?
Event-exclusive items only obtainable during specific seasonal events – a separate rarity tier from Mythical. They don’t appear in Normal or Mirage Dealer stock. The only ways to own one are earning it during its original event window or trading for it.
What is the most valuable limited item in Blox Fruits 2026?
Eclipse – estimated at 33B with a 10/10 demand rating as of August 14, 2026. Community trackers label it “overpaid,” meaning most Eclipse trades favor whoever owns it.
Can limited items appear in the dealer stock?
No. Limited Blox Fruits never appear in Normal or Mirage stock – during or after events. The only in-game source is the event mechanic that originally released each item. Outside an active event, trading is the only path.
Are limited items better than Mythical fruits in gameplay?
Most are skin mutations — visual only, no change to stats, moves, or awakening. Crimson Kitsune plays identically to base Kitsune. Value comes from scarcity, not gameplay advantage.
Why do some limited items have no tracked value?
Items like Parrot and Orange Portal have near-0/10 demand — almost nobody’s trading for them. Without consistent activity, no reliable price exists. Items showing “—” have no recent confirmed trades or insufficient market data.
How do I know if a limited item trade is fair?
Use a value checker on both sides before accepting. Limited values shift faster than regular fruits — a price from two weeks ago may already be wrong. Always verify against the most recently updated list before committing.
For any high-value limited trade, cross-check the current market price on the Blox Fruits Tier List 2026 to confirm the base fruit’s standing before factoring in the limited premium.