Blox Fruits Easter Egg Hunt 2026: All 24 Eggs + Indra Boss Guide

The Blox Fruits Easter Egg Hunt 2026 launched on March 28 with Update 31, and it's one of the more involved seasonal events I've run since I started playing. Twenty-four eggs across 5 rarity tiers, an exclusive boss named Indra Egg sitting at level 1,000, and the "True Eggloord" title waiting at the end for anyone who finds all 24. I went through the whole thing and this guide has every egg location, the Indra strategy, and a couple of timing tricks I wish I'd known going in.

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Getting Ready for the Hunt

Before you dive in, two things matter most. First, your level: Indra Egg is a level-1,000 boss, and players who go in under-leveled burn through Candy Eggs on revival items instead of saving 2,000 for the Easter Chalice. Aim to be at least level 900, ideally with a Fruit you know well under pressure. Second, treat 2,000 Candy Eggs as a protected reserve at all times — the cosmetic shop is tempting, but the Chalice is the only path to the Celestial Egg and the "True Eggloord" title. The good news is that most Common and Uncommon eggs work from any sea, so newer players can chip away at the checklist while still leveling; just save Indra until you're genuinely ready for a level-1,000 encounter.

All 24 Eggs by Rarity

Common (6 eggs)

1. 1Eggcited — Sea 1–2; jumps away when you approach. Chase with high agility — this one annoyed me more than it should have
2. 2Thirsty — Drop into water at any sea
3. 3Rocket — Launches away on contact; use Buddha hitbox to grab before it escapes
4. 4Shockwave — Knocks you back on approach; come at it via sword combo
5. 5Fishy — Catch via the fishing minigame
6. 6Wooden — Break trees; spawns in random forest tiles

Uncommon (3 eggs)

1. 1Eggspensive — Click the hidden icon in the Robux shop UI; took me an embarrassingly long time to notice
2. 2Treasured — From boss-drop chests
3. 3Duelist — Requires 3 PvP kills

Rare (5 eggs)

1. 1Mended — Combine red and blue pieces; these are split between two players or two characters
2. 2Kawaii — Painting at the Cafe NPC
3. 3Falling Sky — Drop from height greater than 1,000m
4. 4Eggsploration — Survive a Sea Event for 10 minutes
5. 5Friendly Neighbourhood — NPC delivery quest

Legendary (5 eggs)

1. 1Firefly — Complete the obby challenge in Sea 3
2. 2Pirate — Click the pirate faction screen 5 times
3. 3Molten — Drop on lava and survive
4. 4Boss Hunt — Defeat the server-announced boss
5. 5Gacha — Random gacha roll reward

Mythical (5 eggs)

1. 1Full Moon — Click the moon during the full moon cycle in-game
2. 2Night Hunter — Kill a boss during the full moon
3. 3Sealed Showdown — Hold your position at countdown 0
4. 4Golden — Random rare spawn; 5 minutes per server, so hop servers if you're hunting this one
5. 5Celestial — Indra Egg boss drop only

Indra Egg Boss Strategy

Indra is the level 1,000 event boss and the only source of the final Celestial Egg. Here's the exact sequence to summon him:

1. 1Collect all 23 eggs except the Celestial
2. 2Buy the Easter Chalice from the Easter Shop for 2,000 Candy Eggs
3. 3Throw the Chalice into water in any sea — this opens a Pocket Dimension portal
4. 4Enter the portal solo or with a team (team is much easier)

What tripped me up in the Indra fight:
- Equip Cyborg V4 or Angel V4 — both Awakening forms reduce his AOE damage noticeably
- Bring Sanguine Art for lifesteal; Phase 3 is designed to kill you slowly and you need sustain
- Keep moving constantly — his ground-pound has a 15-second cooldown but a wide hitbox that catches people standing still
- Phase 2 starts at 50% HP; he summons Easter clones that must be killed in a specific order. I didn't know this and attacked the wrong clone for two minutes straight before someone told me in chat

Phase-by-Phase Breakdown

Phase 1 (100–50% HP): Indra Egg opens with wide lightning arcs and a charged ground slam. The Pocket Dimension arena is compact, limiting your escape options, so dodge laterally rather than retreating — corners are a death trap. The slam animation leaves roughly a two-second window where Indra is locked in place; that's your best burst opportunity before he resets his pattern.

Phase 2 (50–25% HP): Four Easter clones appear. Each glows in the sequence they must die — listen for the audio cue, then commit fully to the active clone. Attacking an out-of-sequence clone resets all four to full HP. In a group, call the current target in chat or voice to prevent wasted damage.

Phase 3 (25–0% HP): Indra enters berserk mode. His attack intervals shorten significantly and a persistent electric field covers the arena floor throughout this phase. Sanguine Art's lifesteal is what keeps you alive here — without it, the constant chip damage adds up faster than most players expect. Use all remaining cooldowns and push through quickly.

Indra drops:
- Celestial Egg — guaranteed, finishes your 24/24
- Easter Bunny Cape — rare cosmetic drop
- True Eggloord title — unlocks once you hit 24/24 in the codex

Codex Reward Tiers

The 12/24 checkpoint giving 5,000 Fragments is genuinely good — that's a meaningful chunk toward V3 or V4 upgrades. Don't skip that milestone on the way to 24.

Active Code

Use EASTEREXP for 20 minutes of 2x XP — actually useful while you're running around completing egg quests. Pop it before starting a quest chain, not after.