Spike — Blox Fruits Wiki

Overview

Spike is a Common, Natural-type Blox Fruit that lets the user create sharp spikes from their body or deploy spikes on the ground for both offensive and defensive use. It’s a multi-target, AoE-oriented fruit with generally good damage and low mastery requirements, making it a solid pick for early-game grinding on land. The official wiki notes Spike is not ideal for high-level PvP because it lacks mobility and combo potential, but its moves are useful for stacking NPCs and rapid damage output. Trivia: Spike is often compared to awakened Dough, earning the nickname “Walmart Dough.” Current market snapshot (community data) - Trade value: 180K - Demand: 1/10 (low) - Trend: stable

How to Obtain

- Blox Fruit Dealer (shop): Spike can spawn in the dealer’s stock when available — historically it used to be almost always in stock, but dealer availability has changed over updates. The official wiki lists its purchase from the dealer as a source. - Player trading: Because it’s a Common fruit, Spike frequently appears in player-to-player trades. You can buy/sell it on trade servers or via in-game trades. - Note: the wiki mentions Spike used to always be in stock (with Bomb) but that behavior has changed in later updates.

Combat & Abilities

- Playstyle: Spike excels at AoE, multi-target crowd control and grinding. Its moves allow you to deploy spikes at range and transform your body into spikes for close-range hits. - Strengths: decent damage, good for stacking NPCs, low cooldowns on some moves (notably the [V] move), decent stun and range, and effective at interrupting enemy combos. - Weaknesses: poor mobility and low combo extension make Spike suboptimal for competitive PvP. It’s generally outclassed by many Elemental fruits (e.g., Smoke, Flame) for PvP. - Moves & quirks (from official reference): - You can deploy spikes anywhere and also transform your body to deal melee damage. - The fruit lacks an [F] move (unique among fruits). - The [Z] and [V] moves are good for AoE and can hit targets multiple times if aimed correctly; some hitboxes are larger than they appear. - The [C] move has a longer cooldown and higher energy cost than [V], which is unusual. - During some moves you can jump (but not double jump/air jump). - Useful for early First Sea PvP and general grinding due to low mastery requirements and multi-target damage.

Trading Guide

- With a trade value around 180K, Spike is priced in the mid-range for Common fruits. However, demand is low (1/10) right now and the market is stable. - Selling now: expect slower sales because of low demand — you may need to reduce price or wait for a buyer who wants a Common Natural fruit for collection or early-game use. - Buying now: if you want a cheap, effective grinding fruit, 180K is reasonable. Spike can be a bargain for players focusing on farming NPCs rather than late-game PvP. - Trading targets: aim for other Common to low-Uncommon fruits or combine Spike with small add-ons (e.g., cash or a common weapon) to get a higher-demand fruit.

Tips & Strategy

- Use Z/V as your primary AoE spam when farming — holding them can hit multiple spikes and cluster NPCs. - Keep your position so spikes land on predictable ground paths; large hitboxes (Buddha, bosses) are easier to multi-hit. - Avoid relying on Spike for mobility; pair it with a fast movement method (boat, fruit like Light, or a speed-boosting ability) when you need to chase or kite in PvP. - Remember no [F] move — you won’t have an extra ultimate-style attack, so play around cooldown windows. - For trading: be patient — low demand means better deals if you’re buying, but slower turnover if selling. Consider bartering for a higher-demand fruit rather than pure cash.