The Pain Fruit stands out in Blox Fruits for its destructive power and unique ability to control agony itself. From explosive area attacks to devastating projectiles, this fruit turns battles into pure chaos. Here’s how you can obtain it, master its moveset, and use its pain-based powers to dominate opponents.
Wondering how to get one for yourself? Jump right in as we give you all the steps to get the pain fruit in Blox Fruits.
How to Get the Pain Fruit in Blox Fruits
Purchase the Pain Fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer for 2,300,000 Beli or 2,200 Robux. Locate the Dealer at the Cafe in Second Sea, near Kingdom of Rose in First Sea, or Port Town in Third Sea. Opt for the Robux purchase to keep it permanently in inventory; otherwise, Beli buys grant temporary access that relogout replaces.
The Pain Fruit can be purchased from the Blox Fruits Dealer or the Blox Fruits Gacha. The only difference between the two is that the Dealer has a catalog of fruits from which you may choose one, while the Gacha gives you a random fruit each time.
The pain fruit will cost you 2,300,000 Beli or 2200 Robux if you buy it from the Dealer. Buying the fruit using cash will be a temporary purchase, thereby replacing the fruit when you buy a second one. Also Read: Blox Fruits Gas Fruit: How to Get, Moveset and More
However, using Robux to buy the fruit will store it in the inventory even when you buy another fruit. Moreover, if you are short on some cash, consider redeeming the latest Blox Fruits codes for some free gifts. The Blox Fruit Dealer can be found at the following locations in the game:
- Pirate Starter Island (First Sea)
- Marine Starter Island (First Sea)
- Middle Town (First Sea)
- Kingdom of Rose Docks (Second Sea)
- Cafe (Second Sea)
- Mansion (Third Sea)
- Port Town (Third Sea)
The Blox Fruits Gacha on the other hand, will ask you money based on your experience level. That said, here are the locations where you will find the Blox Fruits Gacha:
- Jungle (First Sea)
- Cafe (Second Sea)
- Mansion (Second Sea)
Blox Fruits Pain Fruit: Moves and Combos
Pain Fruit offers powerful long-range attacks that let players dominate both PvP and PvE battles. Its moves focus on creating explosions and dealing damage over wide areas, making it excellent for controlling space and keeping enemies at a distance. Common combos involve using Pain Barrage and Pain Explosion to stun opponents, followed by Pain Warp for quick repositioning or finishing strikes. Mastering timing between these skills allows for devastating consecutive hits that leave opponents with little chance to counter.
The pain fruit in Blox Fruits comes with five incredible moves, each with a unique power. Some help in doing long-range attacks, some help to stun enemies, while others can repel the attacks thrown at you. With that said, here is the list of moves you unlock with this fruit:
- Z Move or Heavy Pain (1 Mastery): This move has a wide range of attacks and can stun opponents.
- F Move or Self Repel (50 Mastery): Helps to increase teleportation range.
- X Move or Pain Barrage (100 Mastery): Stuns your enemies and drains instinct.
- C Move or Pain Nuke (200 Mastery): Has a massive hitbox and range of damage.
- V Move or Torture (300 Mastery): This move helps break the instinct and has a huge hitbox.
Best PvP combos with Pain Fruit after the rework
Pain Fruit excels in PvP post-rework due to its stun potential, low knockback, and Rage Meter for amplified damage.
Top Combos
These combos leverage Pain’s V (Torture) for Instinct breaks, X (Pain Barrage) for extends, and Z (Heavy Pain) for finishers, paired with melee like Godhuman or Sharkman Karate.
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Godhuman [C] (hold) + Pain [F] + Kabucha [X] + Pain [C] + Dark Dagger [X] + Pain [V] + Pain [X] + Pain [Z] + Godhuman [X] + Godhuman [Z] + Dark Dagger [Z]: High damage with strong grip weapons.
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Sharkman Karate [X] + [Z] + [C] + Spikey Trident [X] + Pain [V] + Pain [Z] (hold): One-shot potential for fruit mains at max stats.
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Soul Cane [Z] + Pain [V] + Pain [X] + Pain [Z] + Godhuman [Z] + [C] + [X]: Reliable never-miss setup.
Execution Tips
Start with combo openers like Godhuman [C] or Skull Guitar [Z] to break defenses, then chain Pain moves while managing Rage Meter for buffs. Use Cyborg V3 for evasion against dodges, and aim held Z downward for tracking. Practice timing on air/ground targets, as Pain [X] requires setups to counter Instinct.
Which Pain combos are best for one-shot PvP at mid levels
Pain Fruit one-shot combos shine at mid levels (around 1000-2000) by prioritizing accessible fighting styles like Superhuman or Death Step and simple weapons such as Kabucha or Spikey Trident, focusing on Instinct breaks with V (Torture) and quick chains.
Top One-Shot Combos
These setups deliver high damage against typical mid-level defenses, assuming decent fruit/melee mastery and Rage Meter active for buffs.
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Superhuman Starter: Superhuman [Z] + [C] + Kabucha [X] + Pain [V] + Pain [X] + Pain [Z] (hold): Easy opener that pulls and stuns before finishing.
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Death Step Aerial: Kabucha [X] + Spikey Trident [X] + Pain [V] + Death Step [C] + Pain [X] + Pain [Z] (hold): Strong air control with low knockback.
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Soul Cane Setup: Soul Cane [Z] + Pain [V] + Pain [X] + Pain [Z] + Superhuman [Z] + [C]: Reliable ground-to-air never-miss option.
Mid-Level Tips
Focus on openers like Skull Guitar [Z] or Kabucha [X] to counter Instinct, then spam M1s between Pain moves for meter buildup. Prioritize Fruit/Melee stats over Defense at mid levels, and use Cyborg race for better hit confirmation. Avoid over-relying on
