All 15 Title Colors in Blox Fruits

Title colors change the color of the title text you equip in Blox Fruits. They are cosmetic rewards tied to title collection: Default and White are automatic, while the rest unlock as you collect more normal titles.

Title colors change the text, not the reward

A normal title is the text label beside your name, such as a race, boss, bounty, event, or progression title. A title color changes how that equipped title text looks. It does not add stats, boost damage, improve farming, or work like an Aura color.

Title-count milestones unlock most colors

After the automatic colors, each title color is tied to a total number of obtained titles. Spanish Pink starts the milestone path at 10 titles, Pale Lavender marks 100 titles, and Aquamarine is the highest listed color at 160 titles.

The Titles Specialist manages equipped titles

Titles are managed through the Titles Specialist in the Second Sea Cafe and the Third Sea Mansion. The NPC is where players handle title choices, while the color milestones come from collecting title text rewards over time.

Special titles are separate title text

Special titles are custom or account-specific title text entries. They are different from title colors, so treat them as names a player may equip rather than color choices. The useful scan for this collection is the color name and the title-count requirement.

Default and White are available without title-count milestones. These are the baseline color choices before the collection grind starts.

These colors unlock from 10 to 50 obtained titles. They are the first cosmetic color rewards for players who begin collecting normal title text.

These colors unlock from 120 to 160 obtained titles. They are mainly completionist cosmetics for players with a large title collection.

These colors unlock from 60 to 100 obtained titles. Reaching this range usually means the player has collected titles across several Blox Fruits systems.