Fishing Trophy

Place top 1000 in fishing competition.

Fishing Trophy 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 Fishing Trophy 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, Fishing Trophy 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 free / quest reward 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, Fishing Trophy 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.

• 1Even though the Fishing Trophy counts as a sword, its shape and name have no sword-like characteristics at all.
• 2The Fishing Trophy is the only sword that deals no damage in any way whatsoever.
• 3The Fishing Trophy does not help in PvP or grinding at all.
• 4The Fishing Trophy can be considered the second rarest sword in the game, below the admin-exclusive Triple Dark Blade.
• 5The Fishing Trophy is the only sword in the game that cannot be upgraded.