Uncommon Blox Fruits: All Fruits, Values, and Best Picks

Written and reviewed by: Blox Fruit Values Editorial Team
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026

Update log: August 10, 2026: Verified the current six-fruit Uncommon roster, checked Falcon’s replacement by Eagle, confirmed current Dealer prices, and refreshed community trade-value estimates.

There are currently six Uncommon Blox Fruits: Flame, Ice, Sand, Dark, Eagle, and Diamond. Ice is the easiest all-round pick for most players because it works well for grinding, stuns, and PvP. Dark and awakened Sand suit combo-focused PvP, while Eagle is the standout choice for aerial movement. Bloxfruitsvalues.

All Uncommon Fruits in Blox Fruits

Here is the current list and the numbers that matter most:

Uncommon Fruit Board

Browse Uncommon Blox Fruits

Search all six Uncommon fruits and compare the existing community value range, Dealer price, permanent price, type, and best use.

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Flame Blox Fruits artworkUncommon

Flame

Community Physical Value
250K to 309K
Dealer Price250,000
TypeElemental
Permanent550 Robux

Best use: Beginners, grinding

Ice Blox Fruits artworkUncommon

Ice

Community Physical Value
483K to 550K
Dealer Price350,000
TypeElemental
Permanent750 Robux

Best use: Grinding, stuns, PvP

Sand Blox Fruits artworkUncommon

Sand

Community Physical Value
420K to 477K
Dealer Price420,000
TypeElemental
Permanent850 Robux

Best use: Awakened PvP

Dark Blox Fruits artworkUncommon

Dark

Community Physical Value
392K to 400K
Dealer Price500,000
TypeElemental
Permanent950 Robux

Best use: PvP combos

Eagle Blox Fruits artworkUncommon

Eagle

Community Physical Value
776K to 800K
Dealer Price550,000
TypeBeast
Permanent975 Robux

Best use: Mobility, air combat

Diamond Blox Fruits artworkUncommon

Diamond

Community Physical Value
904K to 1M
Dealer Price600,000
TypeNatural
Permanent1,000 Robux

Best use: Defense, PvP

The Dealer prices above are game-set prices. The current Uncommon order is Flame, Ice, Sand, Dark, Eagle, and Diamond.

The physical values are community estimates checked across multiple trackers. BFTS Values, for example, currently lists Eagle around 800K, Ice at 550K, Diamond at 1M, Dark at 400K, Sand at 420K, and Flame at 250K. BloxFruitsCode gives slightly different numbers for several of them, which is why a range is more useful.

Important: BloxFruitsValues.org still lists Falcon instead of Eagle on its Uncommon page despite a July 2026 update date. We did not use that outdated Falcon entry to estimate Eagle.

What Is the Best Uncommon Fruit in Blox Fruits?

Ice is the best all-round Uncommon fruit for most players.

It has easy-to-land stuns, an M1 attack, good AoE, multi-target moves, Elemental benefits, and the ability to travel over water by freezing it. That gives a new player something useful for grinding without forcing them to switch immediately when they start playing more PvP.

But there is no reason to force one fruit into every job.

What You WantPickWhy
Best all-round choiceIceGrinding, stuns, PvP
Beginner fruitIce or FlameEasy moves and Elemental benefits
GrindingIceM1, AoE, stuns
PvP combosDarkPulls and stuns
Awakened PvPSandStrong stun and combo potential
MobilityEagleFlight and aerial movement
DefenseDiamondDefensive transformation

Your playstyle matters more than simply choosing the fruit with the highest Dealer price.

Uncommon Blox Fruits Ranked

For a player who wants a mix of progression, grinding, PvP, and general usefulness, this is how we would rank them.

Uncommon Blox Fruits

1. Ice

Ice is the safest pick for most players.

Its M1 attack makes basic grinding simple, while its freezes can control groups of enemies. Its moves have good AoE and can hit multiple targets. You can also move across water by freezing the surface underneath you.

Ice is also one of the few low-rarity fruits that can stay useful when you start learning PvP because its stuns can set up sword, fighting-style, or fruit combos.

Eat, store, or trade?
Eat it if you are still progressing and do not already have a stronger fruit for your build. Store duplicates. Trade it when the offer gives you more value than keeping another Ice.

2. Eagle

Eagle is the current version of the old Falcon fruit, but it plays very differently from old Falcon.

The Update 26 rework added a normal attack and replaced Falcon’s old moves with Eagle’s newer kit. Eagle later received further buffs to flight speed, M1 damage, and other moves.

Its biggest advantage is mobility. If you like fighting in the air or moving quickly between fights, Eagle has something most fruits in this rarity do not.

Eat, store, or trade?
Eat Eagle if you care about movement and aerial combat. Store it if your current fruit already fits your progression better. Its current community value is also higher than several other Uncommon fruits.

3. Flame

Flame is cheap, simple, and useful early in the game.

It is an Uncommon Elemental fruit priced at 250,000 Money or 550 Robux. It also has an awakening path, which gives it more room to grow than its low rarity might suggest.

For a newer player, Flame’s range and Elemental benefits make it much easier to use than fruits that need precise combos.

Eat, store, or trade?
Eat Flame if you need a straightforward early grinding fruit. If you already have Ice or another fruit that suits your build better, keep Flame stored or use it as a smaller trade add.

4. Dark

Dark is where this list gets more PvP-focused.

Dark can stun and pull enemies toward you, which makes it useful for setting up combos instead of only dealing raw fruit damage. Its awakened version improves hitstun, activation speed, and mobility.

That makes it a better fit for a player who wants to combine fruit moves with a sword or fighting style.

Eat, store, or trade?
Eat Dark if combos and PvP are your priority. If your main goal is easy NPC grinding, Ice is generally simpler to use.

5. Sand

Sand is stronger than its position might make it look.

It is an Elemental fruit and can trap, stun, and attack enemies with sand-based moves. The awakened version is where Sand becomes more interesting for PvP.

There is a real drawback, though. Sand users take double damage while immersed in sea water.

Eat, store, or trade?
Eat Sand if you want to learn its combos or plan to awaken it. If you are a new player looking only for simple grinding, Ice or Flame is easier.

6. Diamond

Diamond is not a bad fruit. It simply fills a different role.

Diamond is an Uncommon Natural fruit that costs 600,000 Money or 1,000 Robux. Its transformation focuses on defense and diamond-based attacks rather than Elemental immunity or fast travel.

Its current physical trade value is actually one of the highest in this rarity. Multiple trackers place it around 904K to 1M.Fruits Trade Checker.

Eat, store, or trade?
Eat Diamond if you prefer a tougher, more defensive style. Store or trade it if faster grinding and movement matter more to you.

Which Uncommon Fruit Is Best for Grinding?

Ice is our first pick for grinding, with Flame close behind.

FruitGrinding RatingWhy
IceExcellentM1, stuns, AoE, multi-target moves
FlameExcellentEasy attacks, range, Elemental type
EagleGoodM1 and strong mobility
DarkGoodElemental type and useful stuns
SandGoodElemental type, but more situational
DiamondOkayDefense helps, but better grinding choices exist

Ice is especially easy to recommend because its moves can hit several enemies and its stuns give you time to control a group instead of chasing each NPC separately.

Elemental fruits also become useful for farming because their Elemental mechanics can stop certain lower-level NPC attacks from damaging you once the required conditions are met. That does not mean every enemy or boss becomes harmless.

Which Uncommon Fruit Is Best for PvP?

Ice is easier to learn, while Dark and awakened Sand give combo-focused players more options.

Ice has large, easy-to-land stuns and works well with sword and fighting-style combos. Its weakness is fighting opponents who stay away from the ground and avoid those stuns.

Dark is built around stuns and pulls, which makes it useful for starting and extending combos.

Sand becomes much more threatening after awakening because of its control and combo potential.

So the choice is simple:

New to PvP: Ice
Combo-focused: Dark
Want to learn awakened Sand combos: Sand
Prefer aerial fights: Eagle
Prefer defense: Diamond

Sand vs Ice: Which Is Better for PvP?

Ice is easier to use, but awakened Sand gives experienced players strong combo options.

Ice has forgiving stuns and large hit areas, so you can start learning PvP without needing perfect aim.

Sand takes more practice. Once awakened, its stuns and combo potential make it much more dangerous than the basic version. Sand’s full awakening currently costs 14,500 Fragments.Check the blox fruit dealer stock .

If you are new to PvP, pick Ice.

If you specifically want to learn Sand combos and are willing to awaken it, Sand becomes a much more serious option.

Ice vs Flame: Which Is Better for Beginners?

Ice gets the edge overall, but Flame is still a good beginner fruit.

Ice gives you an M1, strong stuns, multi-target attacks, and the ability to move over water.

Flame is cheaper and simple to understand. It also gives you an Elemental fruit at only 250,000 Money.

If you already have Flame, you do not need to replace it immediately just because you find Ice. Flame can still handle early progression well.

If both are available and you are choosing from scratch, we would take Ice.

Is Falcon Still in Blox Fruits?

No. Falcon is no longer a separate current fruit.

Falcon was reworked and renamed Eagle in Update 26, released on April 17, 2025. That update added Eagle as the new version of Falcon and increased its price from 300,000 to 550,000 Money and from 650 to 975 Robux.

The old Falcon page itself now states that the fruit is no longer available and was replaced by Eagle.

That means any current list showing:

Flame, Ice, Sand, Dark, Falcon, Eagle, Diamond

is counting seven fruits when there are actually six.

Uncommon Blox Fruits Value: Dealer Price vs Trade Value

One of the easiest mistakes for a new player is treating every number called a “value” as the same thing.

They are not.

Dealer Price

The Dealer price is the game’s set Money price.

For example:

Ice: 350,000
Dark: 500,000
Eagle: 550,000
Diamond: 600,000

These prices come from the game’s fruit data rather than player demand.

Permanent Price

Permanent fruits are bought with Robux.

For the six current Uncommon fruits:

Flame: 550 Robux
Ice: 750 Robux
Sand: 850 Robux
Dark: 950 Robux
Eagle: 975 Robux
Diamond: 1,000 Robux

Physical Trading Value

Physical trade value comes from the player market.

That is why the numbers can change even when a fruit’s Dealer price stays the same.

For example, current sources disagree slightly on Ice. BFTS Values lists physical Ice around 550K, while BloxFruitsCode lists it around 483K.

That difference is normal for a community market.

Before accepting a trade, check a current Blox Fruit value list or trade calculator instead of relying on an old screenshot.

Current Uncommon Fruit Trade Value Comparison

FruitBFTS ValuesBloxFruitsCodeWorking Range
Flame250K309K250K to 309K
Ice550K483K483K to 550K
Sand420K477K420K to 477K
Dark400K392K392K to 400K
Eagle800K776K776K to 800K
Diamond1M904K904K to 1M

These are community estimates checked on August 10, 2026, not guaranteed trade prices.

This table is one reason we do not simply copy one value tracker. A range shows you where the market currently sits without pretending community prices are fixed.

Should You Eat, Store, or Trade an Uncommon Fruit?

FruitEatStoreTrade
FlameGood for early grindingIf you already use a stronger fruitUseful as a small add
IceGreat for grinding and learning PvPKeep duplicatesTrade if the offer beats its usefulness
SandGood if you plan to awaken itKeep until you need itFine as a lower-value add
DarkGood for combo-focused PvPKeep if you may PvP laterTrade duplicates
EagleGood for mobility and aerial playWorth keepingTrade if you get better value
DiamondGood for defensive playStrong physical value for its rarityWorth considering in trades

Do not eat a fruit just because its Money price is higher.

For example, Diamond costs more from the Dealer than Ice, but Ice may still be far more useful to a new player who wants fast grinding and simple stuns.

Which Uncommon Fruits Can Be Awakened?

Four current Uncommon fruits have normal fruit awakenings:

Flame
Ice
Sand
Dark

Each currently requires 14,500 Fragments for a full awakening.

Eagle does not use the normal Raid awakening system. Update 26 introduced a separate fruit progression and upgrade system for Eagle.

Diamond is not currently listed as an awakenable fruit.

Common vs Uncommon Blox Fruits

Uncommon sits directly above Common blox fruits in the rarity system.

The main rarity order is:

Common → Uncommon → Rare → Legendary → Mythical

Premium is used separately for paid items.

You should not treat that order as a perfect tier list, though.

A fruit can be lower rarity and still fit your current build better than a more expensive or rarer fruit. Ice is a good example because its stuns, M1, and grinding use can keep it relevant far beyond the point where you first obtain it.

If you are still comparing early-game options, check our Common Blox Fruits guide next.

Uncommon vs Rare Blox Fruits

Rare is the next rarity above Uncommon.

That does not mean you should automatically eat every Rare fruit you find.

Before replacing your current fruit, ask:

Is the new fruit actually better for grinding or PvP?

Can I unlock the moves I need without slowing down my progression?

Does it fit my build better than the fruit I already know how to use?

A good Uncommon fruit can still be the smarter choice.

If you are moving into the next rarity tier, our Rare Blox Fruits guide is the natural next comparison.

How to Get Uncommon Fruits

The main ways to get these fruits are the same systems players use for other physical fruits.

You can buy one when it appears through the Blox Fruit Dealer, roll fruits through the game’s fruit systems, find physical fruits, or obtain them from another player through trading once trading is available to you.

The exact method matters less than one rule:

Do not judge a fruit only by how hard it was to get.

Before eating it, compare its use, your current build, and what you could receive for it in a trade.

You can also check the current Blox Fruit Stock before spending time waiting for a specific fruit.

How We Checked This Guide

We separate game-set information from community trading estimates.

Fruit rarity, type, Dealer price, Permanent Robux price, awakenings, and update history were checked against current Blox Fruits Wiki data. Community trade values were cross-checked using roblox .com instead of relying on one tracker.

Trade values are not official prices set by Blox Fruits. Different communities can value the same physical fruit differently, so where trackers disagree, we show a range rather than pretending there is one exact market price. Current trackers show noticeable differences even among low-value fruits.

FAQS

How many Uncommon fruits are in Blox Fruits?

There are currently six: Flame, Ice, Sand, Dark, Eagle, and Diamond. Falcon should not be counted separately because it was replaced by Eagle.

What is the best Uncommon fruit in Blox Fruits?

Ice is our best all-round pick. It has an M1 attack, easy stuns, multi-target moves, grinding utility, PvP use, and water movement.

What is the best Uncommon fruit for grinding?

Ice is our first choice, with Flame close behind. Both give newer players simple tools for fighting groups of NPCs.

What is the best Uncommon fruit for PvP?

Ice is easier to learn. Dark is better suited to combo setups, while awakened Sand can be strong in the hands of a player who knows its moves.

Is Dark an Uncommon fruit?

Yes. Dark is an Uncommon Elemental Blox Fruit that costs 500,000 Money or 950 Robux.

Is Falcon still in Blox Fruits?

No. Falcon was reworked and renamed Eagle in Update 26.

Is Eagle good for grinding?

Yes. Eagle’s M1, mobility, and aerial play make it usable for grinding, especially if you also value fast movement.

Is Diamond good for PvP?

Diamond can work well for players who prefer defense and direct combat. It is less attractive if movement and fast grinding are your main priorities.

Are Uncommon fruits worth trading?

Yes, but their physical values are much lower than the most wanted Legendary and Mythical fruits. They are often more useful as smaller trade pieces or adds rather than the centerpiece of a high-value trade.

Can Uncommon fruits be awakened?

Yes. Flame, Ice, Sand, and Dark can currently be awakened through the normal awakening system. Eagle uses a different upgrade system, and Diamond does not currently have a normal fruit awakening.

Our Sources and Value Method

For game-defined information, we prioritize the Blox Fruits Wiki’s current fruit pages, rarity data, fruit-stock data, and update history.

For community trading estimates, we compare more than one active source. For this review, physical values were checked against:

Roblox.com

We do not treat any community tracker as an official Blox Fruits price list. When sources disagree, we show the disagreement or use a range.

About the Author

Blox Fruit Values Editorial Team

The Blox Fruit Values Editorial Team reviews current game data, update history, community value trackers, and player-use information before publishing or revising fruit guides. We separate official game prices from community trading estimates and update pages when changes affect fruit names, rarity, pricing, abilities, or market value.

Final Verdict

If you want one simple choice, pick Ice.

It gives newer players strong grinding tools while still being useful when they start learning PvP.

Choose Flame if you want an easy early-game option. Pick Dark for combo-focused PvP. Consider awakened Sand if you want a more technical PvP fruit. Go with Eagle for mobility and aerial combat, while Diamond makes more sense if defense matters more to you.

And remember the number that causes the most confusion:

There are six current Uncommon fruits, not seven.

Falcon became Eagle. Any current list counting both Falcon and Eagle as separate fruits is using outdated fruit data.

Related guides on Blox Fruit Values: Common Blox Fruits, Mythical Blox Fruits, Blox Fruit Stock, Blox Fruits Codes, Blox Fruit Value Calculator, and Trade Ads.