Sound — Blox Fruits Wiki

Overview

Sound is a Legendary, Natural-type Blox Fruit that lets the user control and manipulate sound waves to unleash powerful sonic attacks and crowd control. It launches a barrage of musical notes and has large AoE on nearly every move (excluding the F move). Sound is valued for blending high damage, huge hitboxes, strong group utility via the Tempo Meter buff, and solid airborne mobility — making it a top pick for mid-to-late game activities like the second half of the Second Sea, the Third Sea, Sea Beast hunting, and raids. Current market stats (for trading reference): Trade value: 2.5M, Demand: 4/10, Trend: Stable.

How to Obtain

Sound is obtainable the same ways other fruits are: - Purchase from the Blox Fruit Dealer when it appears in the vendor pool. - Acquire from random fruit spawns around the map. - Trade with other players on the market. Because Sound is Legendary and highly versatile, it appears frequently in player-to-player trades rather than being held for low-level play.

Combat & Abilities

Key mechanics from the official Fruit: - Tempo Meter (Passive): Fillable by holding or hitting enemies with Sound abilities. The meter decreases quickly when you stop dealing damage and empties after 10 seconds of inactivity. - When the Tempo Meter is maxed, the user and nearby allies gain a buff: 15% damage reduction, +50% speed, and +10% move damage. (Note: the tempo aura is currently bugged.) - Golden Mode: All moves used while in golden mode turn gold (cosmetic effect noted by the game). - Most moves deal AoE damage (every move except the F move). All non-F moves can hit Sea Beasts. - Several moves have large lingering projectiles (good for zoning and escape), auto-aim behavior, and strong crowd grouping. One move can reportedly be used three times consecutively and then goes on a 10s cooldown. - Strengths: huge AoE, good raid/Grind damage, team support, strong aerial mobility, little knockback that keeps enemies in range. - Weaknesses: Tempo Meter requires continuous aggression to maintain; F move lacks AoE and won’t damage Sea Beasts. Use Sound for group runs, Sea Beast hunts, and raid support — it provides both damage and team-wide utility when you keep the Tempo Meter active.

Trading Guide

With a current value of 2.5M, demand 4/10, and a stable trend, Sound sits at a moderate market position. It’s not overheated, but it’s also not in low demand — expect fair, patient offers. Good trade targets: - Other mid-to-high-tier Legendary fruits in the ~2–3M range. - Combinations: one higher-value fruit plus adds, or multiple mid-value fruits totalling ≈2.5M. If you don’t need immediate cash, you can hold for slightly better offers when demand spikes (events, Sea Beast meta shifts). If you need a quick trade, target players running raids/Sea Beasts or collectors.

Tips & Strategy

- Keep constant pressure to maintain the Tempo Meter — the passive buff is the biggest advantage for group content. - Use lingering projectiles to zone, interrupt combos, and escape — they persist and can block enemy paths. - Pair with teammates who can capitalize on the +50% speed and damage reduction (melee DPS players benefit a lot). - Don’t rely on the F move for AoE or Sea Beast damage. - Be aware: the tempo aura is currently bugged, so test in practice before trusting it in critical runs. - For trading: be patient and compare multiple offers; a 2.5M baseline is reasonable given the current demand.