All 117 Quests in Blox Fruits

Blox Fruits quests are the repeatable leveling route. You accept a quest from an island NPC, defeat the listed enemy or boss, collect EXP and Money, then repeat or move to the next quest once your level is high enough.

These 117 tracked quests follow the leveling path through First Sea, Second Sea, and Third Sea. Blox Fruits also has side quest systems for race upgrades, summoning, subclass unlocks, and item chains, but those need separate walkthroughs because they do not follow the same island-by-level grind.

How quest levels and objectives work

Level requirement is the minimum level needed to accept a quest. It is not always the exact enemy level, so read it as the gate for starting that quest rather than a full combat stat. The objective tells you which target to defeat, and target type separates normal repeatable enemy quests from boss quests that usually hit harder and may take longer to repeat.

Quest givers and locations keep the route readable

Quest giver and island or area matter because several islands have more than one quest step. A player can be in the right sea and still lose time if they sail to the wrong area or talk to the wrong NPC. The clean route is sea first, level requirement second, then island, quest giver, and objective.

Rewards and route notes

EXP reward is the main reason quests drive leveling. Money reward is the cash payout after completion, so it should be read as a reward rather than a shop price. Route notes are short warnings or context, such as Boss, Aura, fruit use, weapon use, or a special mechanic attached to the target.

Active quest behavior

Only one quest can be active at a time. Accepting a new quest replaces the current one, and leaving the game drops the active quest. If you are repeating a grind, reaccept the same quest before fighting the next group so the kills count toward the reward.

Third Sea quests begin at Port Town and run through late islands such as Floating Turtle, Sea of Treats, Tiki Outpost, and Submerged Island. Late-game rows need close level scanning because nearby quests can sit only 25 levels apart, and some requirements are shared.