What are the pros of Dual-Headed Blade?

Decent damage. No endlag when using moves. No dash on melee attacks, making it great to farm with Elemental fruits. Low mastery requirements. Decent damage. Quick start. Good range and AoE.

What are the cons of Dual-Headed Blade?

Cannot hit Blade users. No stun whatsoever. Performs terribly in air combat. Pretty expensive for First Sea. Generally bad in later seas, so it’s recommended to replace this in the Second Sea. Short range. Low stun.

Trivia #1 about Dual-Headed Blade

In the moveset, the Dual-Headed Blade is called "Headed Blade" (due to the lack of wording space).

Trivia #2 about Dual-Headed Blade

The X move appears to be an upgraded version of the Wardens Sword X move.

Trivia #3 about Dual-Headed Blade

The Dual-Headed Blade is the third most expensive sword in the First Sea behind Soul Cane and Bisento.

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Dual-Headed Blade

Weapon · Blox Fruits

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Price

400,000

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Seas

📅

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How to Obtain

Buy from Master Sword Dealer

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Location

Skylands

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Source

Master Sword Dealer

Description

Dual-Headed Blade is a sword sword in Blox Fruits and slots into the broader sword tier list around the sword-rank baseline. Whether it's worth chasing depends on your build: pure-fruit mains usually skip mid-rarity swords entirely, while sword-mains and combo PvPers chain weapons to alternate movesets without the cooldown overlap that comes from spamming a single fruit. Common swords are starter-tier weapons. Use them to grind early mastery levels and immediately upgrade once you can afford an Uncommon or higher. Pair Dual-Headed Blade with a fighting style that complements its swing speed — Godhuman or Sanguine Art covers any sword's M1 gap with bursty kicks, while Death Step's range trade is the classic combo extender. As a sword, Dual-Headed Blade draws from your sword stat pool, so respeccing into 2,500+ sword stat is a hard prerequisite to hit its full damage ceiling. Mastery scales with hits landed; M1 spam during low-level grinding is the fastest way to climb early, then transition to skill-spam against bosses for the multiplier. It costs $400,000 from the relevant NPC vendor, premium shop, or quest reward — keep an eye out for the related sword dealer or boss drop chain when you reach the corresponding sea. If your loadout already has a higher-tier sword, Dual-Headed Blade can still earn a slot as a swap option — Blox Fruits' "Z + sword swap" tech is one of the fastest ways to chain skills without giving the enemy a recovery window.

Moves & Abilities

3 moves

Normal Attack

The player does 3 slashes around them, before ending with the fourth.

Assassinate

✨ Mastery 20

The user dashes forward in a slow spinning motion, slashing enemies in their path and leaving a glittering trail behind them.

Raging Wind

✨ Mastery 100

The user propels three small tornadoes towards the direction of their cursor, damaging enemies upon impact.

Pros

✦Decent damage.
✦No endlag when using moves.
✦No dash on melee attacks, making it great to farm with Elemental fruits.
✦Low mastery requirements.
✦Decent damage.
✦Quick start.
✦Good range and AoE.

Cons

✦Cannot hit Blade users.
✦No stun whatsoever.
✦Performs terribly in air combat.
✦Pretty expensive for First Sea.
✦Generally bad in later seas, so it’s recommended to replace this in the Second Sea.
✦Short range.
✦Low stun.

Trivia

1In the moveset, the Dual-Headed Blade is called "Headed Blade" (due to the lack of wording space).
2The X move appears to be an upgraded version of the Wardens Sword X move.
3The Dual-Headed Blade is the third most expensive sword in the First Sea behind Soul Cane and Bisento.
4Dual-Headed Blade's model was revamped.
5Dual-Headed Blade's moves were revamped.
6Dual-Headed Blade was released.

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