Ultimate Anime Fruits Beginner Guide, Everything You Need to Get Started!

Starting out in Ultimate Anime Fruits can feel overwhelming with so many systems and mechanics. This guide breaks down the essentials—from leveling up to fruits, Haki, dungeons, gear, partners, and more—so you can progress efficiently and enjoy the game. Also check out our Anime Fruits Tier List & Anime Fruits Codes for those that are still new to the game!

1. Leveling Up Your Character

• Max Level: 2000
• Max Skill Points: 9995
• Stamina (SP): Automatically increases with each level gained.

Stat Build Tips:

• Full Attack Build: Ideal for players focused on maximizing damage.
• 75% Attack / 25% Defense: A balanced option for better survivability without losing too much power.

Why Leveling Slows Down: Around levels 1300 to 1350, EXP requirements increase significantly, making leveling feel slower. This is normal, so keep grinding bosses, dungeons, and use AFK play to keep progressing.

Level vs. Strength: Your overall power matters more than your exact level, except when accessing certain dungeons.

Gear Level Cap: Your equipment’s level is locked to your current level, so upgrading gear is crucial as you progress.

2. Fruits Overview

• Best PvP Fruits: Ice V2 and Thunder V1.
• Best AFK Farming Fruits: Thunder V2 and Dark V2.

Fruit Leveling & Awakening:

• Fruits start at level 200.
• Each awakening increases the max level by +200 and upgrades a skill (first awakening changes the first skill, second awakening the second skill, etc.).
• Awakening costs: 10,000 gems for Legendary fruits, 25,000 gems for Mythical fruits.

How to Level Fruits Quickly:

• Feed fruits of the same type for double EXP.
• Use fruits from the Coin Shop as feed materials.
• AFK fruit leveling is the slowest method.

Premium Fruits: Season Pass fruits become available in the Gem Shop after the season ends.

Shop & Boss Tips: Each server has a different Coin Shop rotation and boss spawn timers. Switching servers can help you find specific fruits or bosses faster.

3. Mastering Haki and Skills

Haki Types:

• Armament Haki (Busoshoku): Changes your look and boosts attack and defense.
• Observation Haki (Kenbunshoku): Lets you dodge attacks for a limited number of hits.
• Conqueror’s Haki (Haoshoku): Stuns weaker enemies around you; this stun can’t be broken by control removal.

Using Haki: All three activate with one click and last for a limited time before going on cooldown.

Unlocking Haki and Skills: Complete quests at specific level milestones and defeat bosses for materials:

• Example quests include Armament Haki I at Lv. 200 (kill Crocodile), Observation Haki I at Lv. 400 (kill Blackbeard), Conqueror’s Haki I at Lv. 1000 (kill Madara), and others.
• Materials drop only for the current unlocked Haki level and are limited, so plan accordingly.
• Conqueror’s Haki materials are very rare and highly sought after.

Other Important Skills:

• Super Jump: Adds extra mid-air jumps.
• Recovery Jump (Ukemi): Lets you break free from control effects and gain brief immunity but doesn’t counter Conqueror’s Haki stun.

4. Dungeons and Loot

• Dungeons come in increasing levels (100, 600, 1200, 1500, 1600), each dropping progressively better gear.
• Difficulty levels affect drops: Easy gives gloves only; Normal gives gloves and boots; Hard drops gloves, boots, and belts.
• Higher-level dungeons drop rare materials used for star upgrades and better gear.
• Run dungeons during Double Coin weekends, use Coin Potions, and combine with Double Coin Gamepass to maximize coin farming.

Gold, Gems & Event Currencies

• Coins: Used for upgrading gear and buying fruits from the Coin Shop.
• Best Farming Methods: Dungeons, AFK during double coin weekends, using Coin Potions plus Double Coin Gamepass.
• Gems: Earned by AFK mob kills, looping quests with AutoQuest Gamepass, and defeating bosses with server hopping.
• Event Currencies: Special drops during limited events, spent in event shops for exclusive items.

5. Partners and Mounts

Partners:

• Free Partners: Nami (Center Town) and Sakuro (Arena Island).
• Premium Partners: Shinobu (Demon Island), Cha-Hae (Hell Dungeon), Tornado (Sky Island) — require Robux.
• Event Partners: Sometimes available via the Event Wheel or Season Pass.

Mounts:

• Free Mount: Nimbus mount obtained by joining the Roblox group and liking the game.
• Premium Mounts: Require Robux, available in various locations like Arena Island, Pirate Port, and Hell Dungeon.

6. Gear & Equipment

• Gear level caps match your character level.
• Maximum star rating is currently 3 stars, with 4-star upgrades coming in future updates.
• Star upgrades need materials found in higher-level dungeons.
• Free-to-play players can reach around 4 million power with enough grinding.

By following this beginner’s guide, you’ll have a clear path to grow stronger in Ultimate Anime Fruits and enjoy everything the game has to offer. Keep grinding, upgrading, and exploring for the best experience.