In Sailor Piece, Fruits (also known as Devil Fruits) are extra abilities your character can wield in combat alongside regular fighting-style moves and passives. Their biggest perk is the suite of super-powers they grant: you can turn invisible, summon elemental disasters, and deal wide-area elemental damage—perfect for farming mobs and racking up drops.
While the Quake and Light Fruits remain the top picks, players can check the tier list below to see exactly why they’re so strong, how to get the most out of them, and how every other fruit stacks up.
S-tier fruits are the best all-rounders. They deliver the highest damage and perform well against every enemy type on islands and in modes like Boss Rush, Tower, and Dungeons.
A- and B-tier fruits are still solid for combat quests and open-world threats.
C-tier fruits are more niche.
Fruit
Tier
Reasoning
Light Fruit
S
This fruit is so well-rounded it can function as a standalone fighting style. Its five moves cover a basic attack, a slash, an AoE ring of light, sky-falling light beams, and a light-form dash for quick repositioning. You can solo spawn bosses—even summoned ones like the Knight on Boss Island—without stacking crazy damage stats. Pair it with the right build and it’s devastating.
Quake Fruit
S
Perfect for blitzing NPCs and farming exp, money, chests, and other loot. If you’re new or mid-progression, it’s one of the fastest ways to level up. There’s also a neat trick on Shinjuku Island where, with enough power, you can wipe ten mobs at once. It’s a lifesaver in dungeons and Infinite Tower floors.
Flame Fruit
A
One of the best thanks to its two explosive skills that deal burn damage. Press Z to launch three fireballs or scorch the ground to weaken NPCs. Best used in mid-to-end-game areas.
Bomb Fruit
B
Offers decent area damage. With only one move and middling numbers, it’s best for wrapping up early- or mid-zone quests or clearing mob clusters.
Invisibility Fruit
C
Handy when you need to vanish and dodge damage from mobs or other players. Since players can still kill you with combat skills—forcing you to respawn at a set point—it can mess with boss/NPC farming or drop collection. Save it mainly for PvP.
If your fruit feels weak, the problem is probably your traits. You can sky-rocket fruit damage by picking the right ones—Transcendent, Malicious, or even secret traits like Celestial and Emperor.
Good traits also shave cooldowns, letting you spam moves more often, and add extra defense on top.
