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Trident sword — Blox Fruits
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Trident

Weapon · Blox Fruits

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Seas

1

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Update

#3

How to Obtain

Dropped Fishman Lord

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Location

Underwater City

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Source

Fishman Lord

Description

Trident 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 Trident 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, Trident 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, Trident 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
M1
Normal Attack

The player does 2 swipes, a stab, then performs a lunge on the fourth.

Z
Trident Throw
Mastery 50

The user throws the trident in the direction of their cursor, which is connected to the user's right hand via a black rope. Upon hitting an enemy, the target is damaged and pulled towards the user. Upon hitting terrain, the user is pulled towards the trident. This move can be very deadly if used correctly. It acts similar to Spikey Trident's [X] Flying Trident Pull move but slower.

X
Water Pulse
Mastery 125

The user spins the trident, creating a suction force that pulls nearby enemies towards them. Simultaneously, a blue circle appears in an area around the player and explodes in a burst of bubble shortly after, knocking enemies back.

Pros

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  • Good sword for beginners.
  • Faster attack speed compared to most swords obtained in the First Sea.
  • Low mastery requirements.
  • Decent for early-game PvP due to its combo potential and damage. Later on, this sword can still be useful for its [Z] ability.
  • Good mobility.
  • Combo potential.
  • Pulls the target towards the user.
  • Decent alternative for Spikey Trident.
  • Shorter cooldown compared to Spikey Trident
  • Breaks Instinct.
  • Decent knockback.
  • Good AoE.
  • Pulls players in.

Cons

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  • Cannot hit Blade users.
  • Melee attacks cause a short dash on the fourth swing, making it less ideal for auto clicking.
  • Outclassed by higher damage swords like True Triple Katana.
  • Hard to aim.
  • Single-target move.
  • Does not break instinct.
  • Short range.
  • Long start-up time.
  • Locks you in place which can be both an advantage and disadvantage in certain situations.