Blox Fruits All Quests, Missions & Rewards

Blox Fruits quests are used to earn EXP, Money, weapons, accessories, and other rewards while progressing through the game. Most quests require you to reach a certain level and defeat specific enemies or bosses.

The easiest way to choose a quest is to check your current level and location first. First Sea quests are designed for early-game progression, while Second Sea and Third Sea quests provide higher EXP and Money rewards for higher-level players.

Some quests also unlock special items, fighting styles, races, or weapons. These include the Saber Quest, Race V2 and V3 quests, Colosseum Quest, and other puzzle-based missions.

All Quests in Blox Fruits

Blox Fruits has quests spread across the First Sea, Second Sea, and Third Sea. Each island has different Quest Givers, enemies, level requirements, and rewards.

Most regular quests follow a simple pattern: talk to a Quest Giver, accept the mission, defeat the required enemies, and return or complete the objective to receive your rewards.

If you are trying to level up quickly, choose a quest that is close to your current level rather than traveling to a much higher-level area.

Sea Main Purpose Recommended For
First Sea Early progression New players
Second Sea Mid-game leveling Intermediate players
Third Sea High-level progression Endgame players

First Sea Quests

The First Sea contains the early-game quests in Blox Fruits. These quests introduce the basic quest system and help players level up enough to reach the Second Sea.

The general progression moves from Starter Island and Jungle through Pirate Village, Desert, Frozen Village, Prison, Colosseum, Magma Village, Underwater City, and Fountain City.

Island Quest Required Level EXP Money Special
Starter Island Trainee / Bandit 0 300 350
Jungle Monkey 10 2,300 800
Jungle Gorilla 15 4,500 1,200
Jungle Gorilla King 20 9,500 2,000 Boss
Pirate Village Pirate 30 13,000 3,000 Cutlass
Desert Desert Bandits 60 45,000 4,000 Cutlass
Frozen Village Snow Bandit 90 90,000 5,000 Katana
Prison Prisoners 190 550,000 7,000
Colosseum Toga Warriors 250 1.1M 7,000
Magma Village Military Soldiers 300 1.7M 8,250 Katana
Underwater City Fishman Warriors 375 3.05M 8,750 Katana
Fountain City Galley Pirates 625 7.5M 10,000 Katana

How to Choose a First Sea Quest

For normal leveling, move to the next island once its quests become available and your current enemies no longer provide efficient EXP.

Boss quests can provide useful rewards, but they are not always the fastest option for continuous leveling because of boss spawn times.

Second Sea Quests

The Second Sea becomes available after reaching the required progression and completing the necessary quest to enter it.

Quests here provide substantially higher EXP and Money than most First Sea missions.

The main areas include:

  • Kingdom of Rose
  • Green Zone
  • Graveyard
  • Snow Mountain
  • Hot and Cold
  • Cursed Ship
  • Ice Castle
  • Forgotten Island

Kingdom of Rose Quests

Kingdom of Rose is one of the first major quest areas in the Second Sea. Its quests begin around Level 700, starting with enemies such as Raiders.

As you level up, you can move through higher-level enemies and bosses, including Diamond, Jeremy, and Fajita.

These bosses are also important for certain special quests, including the Human Race V3 quest.

Green Zone Quests

Green Zone provides another series of mid-level Second Sea quests. It is also an important location because players can find the Alchemist, who is involved in the Race V2 upgrade.

Other Second Sea Quest Areas

After Kingdom of Rose and Green Zone, players can continue through Graveyard, Snow Mountain, Hot and Cold, Cursed Ship, Ice Castle, and Forgotten Island.

Always check the required level before accepting a quest. Moving to a new area too early can make farming slower because enemies take longer to defeat.

Third Sea Quests

The Third Sea contains the highest-level regular quests and is designed for advanced players.

Major quest areas include:

  • Port Town
  • Hydra Island
  • Great Tree
  • Floating Turtle
  • Haunted Castle
  • Sea of Treats
  • Other Third Sea areas

Quest rewards increase as you progress through these areas, making Third Sea quests the main source of EXP for high-level players.

Port Town Quests

Port Town is one of the first quest areas in the Third Sea and provides missions suitable for players entering the area.

Hydra Island Quests

Hydra Island contains several higher-level enemies and quests and becomes an important part of Third Sea progression.

Floating Turtle Quests

Floating Turtle contains multiple quest lines and is also home to important NPCs and special objectives.

Players can find Citizen here, making the area relevant to special quests in addition to regular leveling.

Sea of Treats Quests

The Sea of Treats contains some of the higher-level farming quests and is useful for players progressing toward the endgame.

Quest Givers in Blox Fruits

Quest Givers are NPCs that provide missions throughout Blox Fruits. Each Quest Giver is associated with specific enemies, locations, and level requirements.

Before accepting a quest, check the required level and make sure the target enemies are nearby. This saves travel time and makes farming more efficient.

Quest Giver Location Quest Required Level
Quest Giver Starter Island Trainee 0
Quest Giver Jungle Monkey 10
Quest Giver Pirate Village Pirate 30
Quest Giver Kingdom of Rose Raider 700
Quest Giver Green Zone Marine Lieutenant 875

Quest Givers are usually placed close to the enemies needed for their missions, so players can repeatedly accept and complete quests without traveling long distances.

Boss Quests

Boss quests are different from normal farming quests because they require players to defeat a specific powerful enemy.

Some notable Blox Fruits bosses include:

  • Gorilla King
  • Bobby
  • Warden
  • Chief Warden
  • Swan
  • Diamond
  • Jeremy
  • Fajita
  • Cake Queen
  • Beautiful Pirate

Bosses can provide EXP, Money, weapons, accessories, or other useful drops. Some are also required for special progression or race quests.

For example, Diamond, Jeremy, and Fajita are important for the Human Race V3 quest.

Special Quests in Blox Fruits

Not every quest in Blox Fruits is designed simply for leveling. Some missions are connected to weapons, races, fighting styles, puzzles, and other unlocks.

Important special quest types include:

  • Colosseum Quest
  • Race V2 Quest
  • Race V3 Quests
  • Race V4 / Race Awakening
  • Fighting Style Quests
  • Sword Quests
  • Puzzle Quests

Race V3 Quests

Race V3 quests are different depending on your current race.

For example:

  • Human: Defeat Diamond, Jeremy, and Fajita.
  • Shark: Defeat a naturally spawned Sea Beast.
  • Angel: Defeat another player using the Angel race.
  • Rabbit: Collect 30 chests.
  • Ghoul: Defeat five players in the same Second Sea server.
  • Cyborg: Give a physical Blox Fruit to Arowe.

Players need to unlock Race V2 and meet the other requirements before starting a Race V3 quest.

Saber Quest

The Saber Quest is one of the best-known puzzle quests in the First Sea.

Instead of simply defeating NPCs, players need to solve a series of objectives involving the Jungle, Desert, Frozen Village, and Pirate Village before accessing the Saber Expert.

For players who are stuck on the puzzle, link to a dedicated:

Saber Quest Guide → How to Do the Saber Quest in Blox Fruits

This is a good place to capture searches such as “how to do the saber quest in blox fruits” without making the main Quest page too long.

Citizen Quest

Citizen is an important NPC on Floating Turtle in the Third Sea.

Players looking for the hidden item connected to the Citizen quest can be sent to a dedicated guide:

Citizen Quest Guide → Where Is the Hidden Treasure in Blox Fruits Citizen Quest?

This creates a natural internal-link path from the main Quest hub to specific problem-solving guides.

Best Quests for Leveling

The best quest for leveling is usually the highest-level quest you can complete quickly in your current area.

Choosing a quest that is too difficult can actually slow down progression because each enemy takes longer to defeat.

First Sea

Stay close to your current level and move through the islands as you unlock new areas.

Second Sea

Kingdom of Rose and the later Second Sea areas provide much better EXP than early-game quests, making them more suitable for mid-game leveling.

Third Sea

Third Sea quests are the main choice for high-level players. Move through the islands according to your level rather than repeatedly farming much weaker enemies.

A good leveling route should minimize travel time, enemy difficulty, and quest downtime.

Best Quests for Money

If your main goal is earning Money, compare the Money reward with the time required to complete the quest.

Quest Money Reward Recommended For
Early First Sea quests Low New players
Second Sea quests Medium Mid-game players
Third Sea quests High High-level players
Boss quests Varies Players farming drops and rewards

A quest with a larger reward is not automatically better. A nearby quest that can be completed repeatedly may produce more Money per hour than a quest with a higher individual reward but longer travel or respawn times.

Quest Rewards in Blox Fruits

Quests can provide several types of rewards depending on the mission.

EXP

EXP is the main reward for leveling up. Completing quests repeatedly is one of the standard ways to gain levels.

Money

Money is used to purchase various items, weapons, abilities, and other upgrades.

Weapons

Some quests or related objectives can lead to weapons such as Saber and other special items.

Accessories

Certain special quests can provide accessories or lead to locations where unique accessories can be obtained.

Special Unlocks

Some missions are connected to races, fighting styles, puzzles, and other progression systems.

How to Choose the Right Quest

If you are not sure which quest to take, use these simple rules:

For leveling: Choose a quest close to your current level.

For Money: Compare the reward with how quickly you can complete the mission.

For weapons: Look for special or sword-related quests rather than normal farming missions.

For race upgrades: Follow the specific Race V2, V3, or V4 requirements.

For puzzles: Use a dedicated guide if you are stuck on a particular objective or location.

This makes the Quest page useful for both players who simply want to level up and players who are searching for a specific quest solution.

Blox Fruits Quest Guide FAQ

What is the best quest in Blox Fruits?

The best quest is usually the highest-level quest you can complete efficiently. Choose quests that match your current level and keep enemy travel time low.

What quests give the most EXP?

Higher-level quests in the Second Sea and Third Sea generally provide much more EXP than First Sea quests. For efficient leveling, use the highest-level quest you can complete quickly.

What quests give the most Money?

Higher-level quests generally provide more Money. Boss quests can also provide useful rewards, although their efficiency depends on spawn times and how quickly you can defeat the boss.

Where can I find quests in Blox Fruits?

Quest Givers are located throughout the First, Second, and Third Sea. Each major island has NPCs that provide quests based on the player's level and progression.

How do I unlock new quests?

New quests become available as you reach higher levels and travel to new islands. Some special quests also require specific items, bosses, puzzles, or previous quests.

Can I repeat quests in Blox Fruits?

Yes. Most regular farming quests can be repeated, allowing players to earn EXP and Money while leveling up.

What is the hardest quest in Blox Fruits?

Difficulty depends on the player's level and the type of quest. Special puzzle and progression quests can be more difficult than regular farming quests because they require specific objectives instead of simply defeating enemies.

How do I find a specific Blox Fruits quest?

Check the quest's required level and location first. If it is a special quest, look for its dedicated guide because puzzle quests may require specific steps or hidden locations.