Blox Fruits Stats Explained — What the Numbers Next to Your Stats Mean

The numbers next to your stats in Blox Fruits show how many stat points you have put into each of your 5 stats. Stats raise your character's power in Blox Fruits, the Roblox game by Gamer Robot: Melee, Defense, Sword, Gun, and Blox Fruit. You earn 3 stat points per level and spend them to build a stronger character. This guide explains what the numbers mean, what each of the 5 stats does, how to add stat points, the max stats you can reach, how to reset your stats, and the best stat builds for a sword main, a fruit main, and a hybrid.

What Do the Numbers Next to Your Stats Mean?

The number next to each stat is how many stat points you have put into that stat. Blox Fruits shows one number per stat in the stats menu on the left of the screen, and a separate counter shows how many unspent points you have left to spend. A higher number means more points invested and a stronger stat.

Each point raises the stat the moment you add it. A Melee point adds 0.5 damage to every Fighting Style and 5 energy, a Defense point adds 5 health, and a Sword, Gun, or Blox Fruit point adds 0.5 damage to that attack. Experience (EXP) raises your level, and each level up grants 3 points to spend.

The 5 Stats in Blox Fruits

There are 5 stats in Blox Fruits: Melee, Defense, Sword, Gun, and Blox Fruit. Each one powers a different part of your character.

Melee

Melee powers your Fighting Style — your fist-and-leg combat. Each point adds 0.5 damage to every Fighting Style and 5 energy, so Melee raises both your hand-to-hand damage and your stamina pool. Nearly every build maxes Melee.

Defense

Defense raises your health. Each point adds 5 health, so a maxed Defense stat is the difference between surviving a combo and dying to it. Defense is the second stat almost every build maxes.

Sword

Sword powers your sword damage. Each point adds 0.5 sword damage, so a sword main puts points here to hit harder with blades like the Dark Blade. Skip it if you never use swords.

Gun

Gun powers your gun damage. Each point adds 0.5 gun damage, which suits ranged weapons and kiting in PvP. Gun is a common third stat for players who fight at range.

Blox Fruit

Blox Fruit powers your Devil Fruit damage. Each point adds 0.5 fruit damage, so a fruit main invests here to grind and fight with a fruit's moves. It is the third stat of choice for most fruit users.

How to Add Stat Points

To add stat points, open the stats menu on the left of the screen, pick a stat, and click the + button next to it. You spend one point per click, and the stat rises instantly.

1. Open the stats menu on the left side of the screen.
2. Choose the stat you want to raise.
3. Click the + next to it to spend one point, or type an amount to add many at once.
4. Repeat until your unspent points reach zero.

You gain 3 stat points every level, so plan your build as you climb toward the level cap. Add points to Melee and Defense first, if you want a safe all-round start.

What Are the Max Stats in Blox Fruits?

The max for any single stat is 2,800 points — the same as the current level cap. You earn 3 points per level, so at max level you hold 8,400 points to spend across the 5 stats.

8,400 points fill exactly 3 stats to the max (3 × 2,800), so you can max only 3 of the 5 stats. Most players max Melee and Defense, then choose one damage stat — Sword, Gun, or Blox Fruit — to fit their build. The level cap rises with major Blox Fruits updates, and the max per stat rises with it.

How to Reset Your Stats

You reset your stats for free with a stat-reset code, or in-game for 2,500 Fragments. A reset refunds every point you have spent so you can rebuild from zero. Reset your stats, if you picked the wrong build or want to try another.

• Redeem a free stat-reset code — the working codes live on our Blox Fruits codes page.
• Buy a reset from Plokster in the Second Sea or Third Sea for 2,500 Fragments, as many times as you want.
• Grab one from event NPCs when they appear — the Death King for 150 during the Ghost event, or the Magic Elf for 75 during the Christmas event.

Stat resets in Blox Fruits use Fragments, not Robux — no reset costs real money. A free code is the fastest option when one is active, so check the codes page first.

Best Stat Builds

The best stat build maxes Melee and Defense, then one damage stat. Melee and Defense keep you alive and give a strong base, and the third stat matches how you fight. There are 3 common builds: a sword build, a fruit build, and a hybrid build.

Sword Build

A sword build maxes Melee, Defense, and Sword. It suits players who main blades and want the highest sword damage for grinding and PvP. Pair it with a strong sword like the Dark Blade.

Fruit Build

A fruit build maxes Melee, Defense, and Blox Fruit. It suits a fruit main who grinds and fights with a Devil Fruit's moves. Put your third max into Blox Fruit for the most fruit damage.

Hybrid Build

A hybrid build maxes Melee and Defense, then spreads the remaining points across two damage stats — for example Sword and Blox Fruit — instead of maxing one. It trades peak damage in a single area for flexibility. Choose it, if you like swapping weapons mid-fight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your stats decide how strong your character is in Blox Fruits, so spend your stat points with a plan. Max Melee and Defense, add one damage stat to match your build, and reset with a free code from the codes page if you change your mind. You earn 3 points per level on the way to the 2,800 cap — make each one count.