The Blox Fruits Blox Bulletin — Issues & Outcomes
Bulletins last verified: August 2026
The Blox Bulletin is the official Blox Fruits newsletter, published by the game's developers at Gamer Robot. Each issue mixes sneak peeks, in-universe lore, developer Q&A, and deliberately vague hints about what is coming next — and a new one lands regularly. This page tracks every issue: what it teased, how players read it, and, most importantly, what actually shipped afterward.
How to read the Blox Bulletin
The bulletins are written to tease, not to announce. Hints are intentionally vague, the artwork often carries clues the text does not, and each issue wraps real developer notes inside a fictional in-universe newspaper — so a dramatic story beat is usually flavor, while a short line in a developer Q&A is the real signal.
Not every hint ships. Some become the next update, some slip months, and a few are quietly dropped or reworked into something else. That is why this page separates what an issue teased from what the game actually delivered, and grades each one honestly rather than assuming every tease came true.
What the status labels mean
- Shipped The main thing this issue teased made it into the game.
- Partial Some of what this issue teased shipped; other parts did not.
- Contradicted What shipped went against what this issue implied.
- Open The tease has not shipped yet — still waiting.
All issues, newest first
- #24 2 of 4 hints shipped Billed as the final Bulletin 'for now,' this issue laid out the summer plan: the Dog House event's August 1 release, an imminent record-size PvP balance patch, the Magnet Fruit as the first of a new wave of fruits, and a fully rebuilt First Sea.
- #23 0 of 3 hints shipped A comedic in-universe 'hijacked bulletin,' staged as the Dog House character leaking teasers: a Magnet Fruit the devs hadn't announced, a new fruit-skin mechanic, and a huge upcoming update described as almost a whole new game inside the game.
- #22 0 of 4 hints shipped A First-Sea-flavoured issue teasing a new in-game navigation map, rising unrest at Magma Village and Pirate Village, and a wave of new fruit variants (recolours) coming soon.
- #21 2 of 6 hints shipped This issue set out the Summer Expansion sequence — a kick-off event, then a major PvP balance patch, then the expansion itself — while revealing the magnetic mystery as a Magnet Fruit user and teasing animated profile backgrounds and a Dog-House balloon sword.
- #20 1 of 3 hints shipped A summer-preview issue: a mysterious magnetic force tugging at metal across the seas, an owners' note on the 2026 roadmap of larger permanent content, and the deepening Dog House / Indra mystery.
- #19 4 of 4 hints shipped A Valentine's issue announcing the seasonal event's return, new ways to earn the Hearts currency, and a new 'Fiend' mutation.
- #18 1 of 3 hints shipped A winter, story-driven issue framed around a 'Summit disaster,' previewing experimental systems and hinting at a Control-fruit rework.
- #17 3 of 4 hints shipped A Halloween issue teasing the seasonal event, new throwable potions, and a new fruit-mutation mechanic, plus a mystery around Snow Mountain.
- #16 3 of 3 hints shipped Billed as the final bulletin before Update 27, this issue set the lightning theme and previewed a limited-time storm event feeding a summer gacha.
- #15 2 of 3 hints shipped A pre-expansion issue detailing consumables and progression items and reinforcing a lightning/storm theme tied to a fruit rework.
- #14 2 of 3 hints shipped A summer line-up issue previewing an extreme-weather theme, a planned sequence of updates, and more cosmetic fruit skins.
- #13 1 of 4 hints shipped A rework-focused issue showcasing the Pain fruit rework — including a damage-driven pain meter — plus sword-model improvements and a hinted mysterious relic.
- #12 3 of 4 hints shipped A gimmick 'hacked bulletin' issue that strung together staged 'leaked' test-realm clips previewing the fishing system and other upcoming content — a deliberate developer experiment with leak-style teasers.
- #11 3 of 4 hints shipped An underwater-themed issue centered on sea exploration, the incoming fishing feature, potions, and cosmetic accessories.
- #10 3 of 4 hints shipped This issue announced Update 27 and a 'Summer Expansion' built on a faster update cadence, teased the fishing feature, and continued the biographer's-journal lore.
- #9 0 of 4 hints shipped A lore-driven issue introducing the Port Town 'drowned journal' mystery and a developer Q&A on using the blog for early-development content, with loose hints at new quests and system tweaks.
- #8 2 of 3 hints shipped A candid developer retrospective addressing years of teased-but-unshipped content and explaining a deliberate pivot toward performance over flashy new features.
- #7 2 of 4 hints shipped A lore-and-developer issue foreshadowing underwater Tiki ruins and a cooking system, and stating that a 'legacy boss overhaul' had begun.
- #6 0 of 4 hints shipped A developer Q&A issue floating a new Reputation stat, more subclasses, Mythic-fruit reworks, and a scrapped-and-reimagined crew rework, alongside a campfire-cooking teaser.
- #5 1 of 4 hints shipped Framed as a relaunch, this issue's developer Q&A covered a faster update pace, ongoing fruit reworks, a new chromatic skin, and early-game improvements for new players.
- #4 5 of 5 hints shipped The pre-launch hype issue announced the Gravity Update trailer, set up the Tyrant of the Skies spawn, and gave capsule previews of the three reworked fruits.
- #3 4 of 4 hints shipped A teaser issue that introduced the Tyrant of the Skies boss at Tiki Outpost and tied the meteor storyline to a rogue Gravity-fruit user, while revealing Barrier's transformation into Creation and a reworked, explosive-feather Eagle.
- #2 2 of 5 hints shipped A Q&A-heavy issue covering the Gravity rework, a new experiment-based upgrade path, and the studio's longer-term ambitions for trading and crews.
- #1 3 of 5 hints shipped The series opener set up the meteor-and-hooded-figure storyline and ran a developer Q&A on Sea 3 performance, PvP tuning, and the studio's shift toward full fruit reworks.