Dragon Trident
Weapon · Blox Fruits
Seas
2
Update
#14
How to Obtain
Dropped (5%) Tide Keeper
Location
Forgotten Island
Source
Tide Keeper
Description
Forged from the fury of the deep, the Dragon Trident is a rare sword that drops from the Tide Keeper on Forgotten Island at a 5% chance — meaning you will likely need several attempts before it lands in your inventory. Patience and a reliable build for taking down the Tide Keeper are essential before farming this weapon. Once equipped, the Dragon Trident brings two distinct moves to your arsenal: Sea Dragon Fury and Water Dragon Shower. Both carry a water-and-dragon theme that matches the weapon's oceanic origins. Like all swords in Blox Fruits, it scales with your Sword stat, and mastery climbs steadily as you land hits on enemies. Its rare tier puts it above common drops, making it a worthwhile pick-up for sword mains looking for a mid-to-late-game option with strong thematic identity. If you frequent Forgotten Island for other reasons, keep an eye on the Tide Keeper — that 5% can surprise you.
Moves & Abilities
3 movesThe player does a stab, 2 swipes, then performs a lunge on the fourth.
The user fires a large water dragon's head at the direction of their cursor, damaging and pushing away enemies in its path similar to Magma awakened move. This move has high knockback.
The user summons a whirlpool of water dragons with a large AoE. This has a really short knockback, producing an effect almost like a stun.
Pros
13- ✦Great combo potential.
- ✦Very big hitbox compared to other swords.
- ✦Good range.
- ✦On the fourth swing, it provides a dash good for locomotion.
- ✦Very good as a support weapon, as the [X] move has a lot of AoE and a good stun.
- ✦Decent AoE damage, making it quite easy to hit.
- ✦High knockback, which is useful against transformed Buddha users in PvP.
- ✦Does not require a lot of aiming.
- ✦Largest AoE in the game out of every sword.
- ✦Good stun.
- ✦Brings down enemies to the ground, can be extremely viable against sky campers.
- ✦Breaks Instinct if the player aims the center whirlpool at the enemy.
- ✦Good for combo starter.
Cons
11- ✦Cannot hit Blade users.
- ✦Melee attacks cause a short dash on the fourth swing, making it less ideal for auto clicking.
- ✦High mastery requirements compared to most swords.
- ✦No mobility.
- ✦Low damage.
- ✦High knockback can make it bad for grinding.
- ✦Only breaks Instinct if aimed correctly.
- ✦A bit weak in air. (Can not hit players in the air if too close.)
- ✦Can be dodged with Instinct if the target is at the end of the move.
- ✦Useless in the water. (The shower goes beneath the sea.)
- ✦Very low damage.
Trivia
10- 1If the player uses the Dragon Trident's [M1] dash attack in mid-air, they will go very far.
- 2The Tide Keeper uses the old abilities of Dragon Trident.
- 3The Dragon Trident is the only sword to have its [X] move mastery requirement being 350.
- 4The Dragon Trident can be considered an upgrade to the Trident.
- 5Dragon Trident was nerfed.
- 6[X] Water Dragon Shower AoE was greatly reduced.
- 7[X] Water Dragon Shower stun was greatly reduced.
- 8Dragon Trident's model was revamped.
- 9Dragon Trident's moves were reworked.
- 10[X] Water Dragon Prison was renamed to [X] Water Dragon Shower.
Dragon Trident — In-Depth Analysis
Identity and Rarity
Dragon Trident is a Rare-rarity sword introduced in Update 14, obtainable only in the Second Sea. It stands out immediately for having the largest area-of-effect of any sword in the game — a distinction that shapes its entire identity as a support-and-disruption weapon rather than a pure damage dealer.
How to Obtain
Dragon Trident drops from the Tide Keeper boss at Forgotten Island with a 5% drop chance. This is a Second Sea exclusive, so you will need to reach that progression tier before farming it. The 5% rate is low enough that multiple attempts should be expected — plan around boss respawn timers accordingly.
Role: AoE Disruption and Combo Starter
The trident's signature X-move unleashes a massive water whirlpool with wide AoE and a reliable stun, making it exceptional for pulling groups in grinding scenarios and for punishing clustered enemies. It also drags airborne players to the ground, directly countering the sky-camping playstyle that is common in PvP. Its fourth M1 swing includes a short dash that provides minor horizontal movement.
Weaknesses are meaningful, however. High knockback is a liability during grinding since it scatters enemies. The weapon is completely useless in water (the whirlpool disappears below sea level), and it cannot affect Blade users. High mastery requirements also mean it will not be ready to use immediately upon acquisition.
Tip: Aim the center of the whirlpool directly at your target to reliably break Instinct — off-center shots can be dodged at the edges of the AoE.
- Great combo potential.
- Very big hitbox compared to other swords.
- Good range.
- On the fourth swing, it provides a dash good for locomotion.
- Very good as a support weapon, as the [X] move has a lot of AoE and a good stun.
- Cannot hit Blade users.
- Melee attacks cause a short dash on the fourth swing, making it less ideal for auto clicking.
- High mastery requirements compared to most swords.
- No mobility.
- Low damage.
How to Get Dragon Trident
Dropped (5%) Tide Keeper
Dragon Trident Stats & Numbers
- Rarity
- rare
- Category
- Sword
Alternatives to Dragon Trident
If Dragon Trident is locked, traded away, or simply not the right fit, the same-rarity bracket offers comparable options: Saishi, Oroshi, Soul Cane, Triple Dark Blade, Hallow Scythe, Trident.