Easter eggs are hidden secrets in
Blox Fruits. Some are simple developer nods, others reference codes, and a few lead to real items like the
Rengoku sword. The Fandom currently lists thirteen present in the game, plus one removed.
How to get it
By exploring the three seas and searching the corners of islands and buildings.
Current Easter eggs
| Easter egg | Where and What |
|---|---|
| Fudd10 Sign | In the building with the |
| Chandler Code | A code created for Chandler Hallow, a friend of MrBeast who played the game. Probably a troll code by the developers. |
| Developer House | One of the houses in |
| King Chad | On the base of the chess and exchange tables, a barely readable message: "chad is the king of blox fruits". |
| In | |
| Also in Don Swan's place, a ball with Thailand's colors on the neighboring chair. | |
| Behind one of the mills near the | |
| Wenlocktoad's doghouse, next to | |
| Dog House (Indra) | Nicknamed "xindra_tentashun", it's the very first NPC in the game, created to test the dialogue system. It's now part of |
| King Toad's House | Next to the Cafe's |
| Rengoku | By defeating the |
| Some gravestones in the | |
| Life Form and Undead | Two hidden messages, one behind a pillar in the awakening room, the other in the |
| Light Raid Poneglyph | On the last island of the |
Removed Easter egg
Before Update 12, two
Poneglyphs were in the Second Sea: one on the small unknown island and one on the shore of
Snow Mountain. They have been removed since.
Strengths and weaknesses
- Some lead to real items, like the Rengoku sword
- Several tell the story of the game and its developers
- Most are purely decorative
- Some require a glitch to be seen