Compare Z-move damage across every fruit

Pick a fruit, drag your level, mastery and fruit-stat sliders to match your account, and the calculator shows the relative Z-move damage you can expect — plus a ranked list of every other fruit at those same settings. The list is the useful part: it answers the question people actually have, which is not “what is my exact damage number” but “would I hit harder if I switched to something else?”

Use it before you spend Robux or a hard-earned trade on a new fruit. If the fruit you are eyeing sits three places below your current one at your mastery level, that is a trade worth skipping.

How to read these numbers

Be clear about what this tool is: a comparison index, not a readout of the game’s real damage values. Blox Fruits has never published its damage formula, and the studio changes fruit scaling with balance patches. Anyone showing you an “exact” in-game damage number for a fruit is guessing with more confidence than the data supports.

What we maintain instead is a hand-checked base Z-move index for each fruit, scaled by the same level, mastery and stat inputs. That makes the ordering and the rough gaps reliable — if the calculator puts one fruit 30% above another, that gap holds up in practice — while the absolute figure is only meaningful relative to the other fruits on the list. Treat the ranking as the answer and the number as the unit.

What each input actually changes

Fruit sets the base Z-move value. This is the single biggest lever, and it is why a low-level player with a strong fruit often out-damages a higher-level player with a weak one.

Level scales your overall damage output. It matters, but it matters less than players assume — pushing from level 1,500 to 2,000 moves the number far less than swapping a C-tier fruit for an S-tier one.

Mastery runs from 0 to 600 and is the most under-used lever on this page. Fruit moves gain damage and utility as mastery climbs, so an under-mastered strong fruit can genuinely lose to a maxed weaker one. If the calculator says your fruit should beat what you are seeing in game, low mastery is usually the reason.

Fruit stat investment is the points you have sunk into the Blox Fruit stat. Diminishing returns kick in at the high end, which is why dumping every point into fruit is rarely optimal for a hybrid build.

What actually raises your damage

The calculator isolates fruit damage, but your real output in a fight comes from more than the Z-move:

  • Mastery first, always. It is free — you gain it by playing the fruit you already own — and it closes more of the gap than most trades do.
  • Awakening changes moves outright rather than just scaling them, so an awakened mid-tier fruit frequently beats an unawakened top-tier one.
  • Your accessory, sword and gun contribute to a build that the fruit index deliberately ignores. A fruit main who never upgrades their secondary is leaving damage on the table.
  • Stat spread matters more than raw fruit points past a certain threshold; balanced builds survive long enough to land the Z-move in the first place.

Why there is no official Blox Fruits damage formula

Roblox experiences rarely expose their combat maths, and Blox Fruits is no exception — the numbers you see in game are already filtered through level scaling, mastery multipliers, enemy defence and patch-to-patch balance passes. Community “formulas” are reverse-engineered from testing, and they drift every time the studio ships a rework.

That is why we keep this tool as an explicitly maintained comparison index and say so plainly, rather than dressing up an estimate as a precise calculation. When a balance patch lands and the ordering shifts, we update the index and stamp the page.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the exact damage I will see in Blox Fruits?

No. It is a comparison index — the ranking and the relative gaps between fruits are reliable, but the absolute number is only meaningful next to the other fruits on the list. Blox Fruits does not publish its damage formula.

Which fruit does the most damage?

At maxed inputs the Dragon forms and the other mythical-tier fruits sit at the top of the list. Run the calculator at your own level and mastery, though — at low mastery the ordering can look very different.

Does mastery really matter that much?

Yes. Mastery runs to 600 and scales your fruit’s moves significantly, so an under-mastered strong fruit often loses to a fully mastered weaker one. It is also the cheapest damage upgrade available, since you gain it just by playing.

Should I trade for a higher-ranked fruit?

Only if the gap is large at your mastery level and you are willing to re-master the new fruit from zero. Swapping to a slightly higher fruit and starting mastery over usually makes you weaker for a while, not stronger.