The New Ghost Fruit in Blox Fruits: Everything You Need to Know

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Plus, where to get the ghost fruit & how to use it

Co-authored by Glenn Carreau

Last Updated: October 3, 2025 Fact Checked

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Ghost Fruit Overview

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Getting the Ghost Fruit

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Abilities

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Passives

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Pros & Cons

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Is the Ghost fruit good?

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Tips

Are you curious about the Ghost fruit and its supernaturally powerful abilities in Blox Fruits? Well, you’ve come to the perfect place. The Ghost fruit—formerly the Revive fruit—is a Rare fruit with a moveset that can cover enemies in ectoplasm, trap them in a ghostly cyclone, and even let users turn into flying ghosts. In this article, we’ll cover all of the Ghost fruit’s moves, passives, and the pros and cons of using it, so keep reading to learn more!

All About the Ghost Fruit

The Ghost fruit is a powerful, Rare normal-type fruit known for its ability to resurrect users as well as damage and stun enemies with abilities that are great for PvP and grinding. You can buy the Ghost fruit from the Blox Fruit Dealer in Middletown for $940,000 in-game currency (or 1,235 Robux).

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Ghost Fruit Overview

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The Ghost fruit is a Rare normal-type fruit in Blox Fruits. It’s known for its powerful attacks that deal damage and stun enemies, as well as its passive ability, which can resurrect users. Ghost fruits are also great for PvP (player versus player) gameplay.^{[1]
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- The Ghost fruit was formerly known as the Revive fruit; in Update 21, its abilities were revamped and the fruit itself was renamed to Ghost.
- When the Ghost fruit was introduced, its rarity also changed from Uncommon to Rare.

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How to Get the Ghost Fruit in Blox Fruits

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The Ghost fruit costs $940,000 in-game currency to purchase. You can buy Ghost fruits from the Blox Fruit Dealer in Middletown (though there’s a chance they’ll be out of stock). You can also buy a random fruit from Zioles on Monkey Island every 2 hours, though, of course, there’s only a chance you’ll get the Ghost fruit.^{[2]
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- You can also buy the permanent Ghost fruit for 1,235 Robux.

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Ghost Fruit Abilities & Moveset

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Shivering Possession (Z) This ability causes you to rush forward in a flash of turquoise; enemies that get hit are covered in ectoplasm and stunned for 1.3 seconds. Then, they explode!^{[3]
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- Mastery cost: 1 Mastery
- Cooldown: 9 seconds
- Energy: 15
- Breaks Instinct? No
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Spectral Release (X) Using this ability causes your avatar to shriek, after which a cyclone of blue-green ghosts will spin around you. Enemies will be trapped in the cyclone and pushed back a short distance.^{[4]
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- Mastery cost: 50 Mastery
- Cooldown: 12 seconds
- Energy: 25
- Breaks Instinct? Yes, but this ability’s last explosion can be dodged
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Cries of the Underworld (C) This ability causes your avatar to shriek and spit out a stream of ghosts that push enemies back. You can also hold this ability for a short time, although damage decreases the longer you hold it. When hit, enemies’ screens will look green, and ghosts and a skull will eventually appear.^{[5]
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- Mastery cost: 100 Mastery
- Cooldown: 16 seconds
- Energy: 35
- Breaks Instinct? No
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Ghost Busters (V) Trigger this ability to summon two ghosts—or “clones”—which can copy your attacks, fighting style, and sword as well as use the Ghost fruit’s Z, X, C, and F moves. You can also stop the ghosts from attacking anyone simply by not pressing any icon. Then, after 20 seconds, the ghosts will disappear.^{[6]
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- Mastery cost: 150 Mastery
- Cooldown: 23 seconds
- Energy: 50
- Breaks Instinct? Yes; the summoned ghosts’ X move can break instinct
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Wandering Soul (F) Using “Wandering Soul” turns your Blox Fruits avatar into a ghost and gives you the ability to fly, leaving a blue-green trail of ghosts behind you as you go.^{[7]
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- Mastery cost: 75 Mastery
- Cooldown: 4 seconds
- Energy: 50
- Breaks Instinct? Not applicable (this move doesn’t deal damage)

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Ghost Fruit Passives

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This powerful passive resurrects you when you die with 50% health points. Once it’s activated, you’ll also see a message that says, “You have been given an extra life!” The ability will also cause your avatar to become translucent, surrounded by a blue-green light.^{[8]
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Pros & Cons of the Ghost Fruit

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Pros The Ghost fruit has quite a few pros; it’s a good choice for grinding and PvP (player versus player), especially because of its passive Resurrection ability that’ll bring your character back if they die. It also has fast cooldowns and low mastery requirements compared to other fruits. The Ghost fruit also has a shorter cast time and endlag, and only a small knockback.^{[9]
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- Shivering Possession has decent damage, mobility, and the ability to stun enemies.
- Spectral release is handy for its AoE (area-of-effect) properties and stun ability.
- Cries of the Underworld deals consistent damage to enemies, even at range.
- Ghost Busters has decent damage, and the ghost clones’ kills still grant you mastery (so you can grind for mastery fighting styles and swords with this ability).
- Wandering Soul is a great ability to use when escaping enemies (or just traveling), and it has a good speed.
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Cons There definitely aren’t as many cons for the Ghost fruit—but a few are still worth mentioning! Overall, the Ghost fruit’s moves don’t have as much range as other fruits, and its combo starters could be better. Then, there are the Ghost fruit’s specific moves:^{[10]
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- Shivering Possession can be a little hard for players to control, and its effects can make it harder to score combos. It’s also possible to get hit yourself when using the ability.
- Spectral Release has a very close range and more end-lag than the other abilities.
- Cries of the Underworld is useful, but you can’t deal maximum damage with it if the enemy is at a distance.
- Ghost Busters requires you to be close to an enemy if you want your ghosts to attack them, and the ghosts’ attacks deal reduced damage to other players.
- Wandering Soul allows you to fly, but that flight is slower if you have low health. It’s also tricky to maneuver with this ability in small spaces.

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Is the Ghost fruit good for grinding?

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The Ghost fruit is considered very good for grinding. Blox Fruits players especially like it because of its ability to summon ghost clones and because of its amazing passive ability to resurrect users. All in all, it’s a decent fruit with good stuns and spam potential, yet low mastery requirements, making it good for PvP, bounty hunts, boss farming, and, of course, grinding for XP.^{[11]
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- Looking for other fruits in Blox Fruits? Check out our guides to the Spirit fruit, Buddha fruit, and Dragon fruit, for starters!

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You can use the Ghoul race’s V3 ability (Heightened Senses) to escape the Ghost fruit’s V (Ghost Busters) ability.

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Try reducing the Ghost Buster (V) ability’s cooldown by using it with accessories like Zebra Cap or Choppa.

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When you use two ghosts on a Factory raid, you’ll be able to deal greater and more consistent damage than other players—making it way more likely that you’ll get the Blox Fruit fastest.

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