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Create powerful smash attacks using the Mammoth Fruit in Blox Fruits
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Did that other Blox Fruits player just turn into a mammoth? While being a mammoth has many pros, there are also other factors to consider, like how rare the fruit is and how much it costs. Read on to learn more.

Easily Get the Mammoth Fruit in Blox Fruits

To increase your chances of finding the Mammoth Fruit, visit the Advanced Blox Fruit Dealer on Mirage Island. The chances are lower with other dealers across the 3 seas. You can also gamble a 1-2% chance at the Blox Fruit Gacha or trade with another player.

Section 1 of 5:

Mammoth Fruit Overview

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  1. It's a mythical Beast-type Fruit, and there are a few ways for you to get this Fruit: [1]
    • The easiest is to purchase the Mammoth Fruit from the Advanced Blox Fruits Dealer at the Mirage Island for $2,700,000 or 2,350 Roblux.
      • Note that the Mirage Island has a chance of spawning when you're in Sea Danger 0-6, and the dealer has a higher chance of carrying this Fruit.
    • Purchase the Mammoth Fruit from the Blox Fruits Dealer in any of the 3 seas on numerous islands for $2,700,000 or 2,350 Roblux.:
      • Pirate Starter Island
      • Marine Starter Island
      • Middle Town
      • Kingdom of Rose (Docks, Second Sea)
      • Café (Second Sea)
      • Mansion (Third Sea)
      • Port Town (Third Sea)
        • Purchasing Mammoth Fruit with Robux grants you permanent use of the Fruit, while buying it with Beli guarantees a one-time use item.
    • Roll fruits at the Blox Fruit Gacha, but this has a very low chance (1-2%) of dropping the Mammoth Fruit.
    • Other ways to get this Fruit include trading for it , completing raids in the second and third seas, and exploring islands to find it under trees.
  2. The transformed version of this Fruit makes a mediocre Fruit into an awesome Fruit. While transformed into a mammoth, you can deal continuous damage by holding F, and your M1 button also deals damage to Sea Beasts. Added to that is your damage reduction (50%) and the fact that you can stand on water.
    • All this makes the Mammoth Fruit a great choice for raids that need high defence and decent AoE attacks.
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Section 2 of 5:

Mammoth Fruit Passives

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  1. While transformed, pressing the jump button or spacebar launches the player in the air, and they land, creating an AOE non-damaging shockwave and a damaging crater.
  2. Transform into a giant armored Mammoth, and damage is reduced by 50%. The player will also receive a jump and dash boost.
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Section 3 of 5:

Fruit Abilities

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    • Mastery cost: 1 mastery
    • You are engulfed for a second in a shadowy mammoth that sends out three large red strikes a long distance forward.
      • Transformed : Add three wider-angle strikes to the existing action, targeting a single enemy with each set. If both sets hit the same enemy, the damage from the second set is significantly reduced.
    • Mastery cost: 50 mastery
    • You take on a shadowy mammoth appearance and bolt to the aimed area. When you hit a target, your mammoth form hooks upwards and jabs the target, sending them up.
      • Transformed: This move is the same, but you are fully transformed instead of being a shadowy mammoth figure.
    • Mastery cost: 100 mastery
    • You take on a shadowy mammoth appearance and bolt to the aimed area. When you hit a target, it is slammed into the ground.
      • Transformed : This move is the same with damage added, and you are fully transformed instead of being a shadowy mammoth figure.
    • Mastery cost: 300 mastery
    • Fully transform into an armored mammoth, reducing damage by 50%. You have unique jump and dash animations and can deal damage when you forcefully land from above.
      • Transformed : You return to human form.
    • Mastery cost: 200 mastery
    • Jump into the air and take on the shadowy mammoth appearance. As you land, you create a massive crater. Holding down this button increases the length of your jump.
      • Transformed : Dash towards the cursor, dealing damage constantly as you hold F . The first 5 enemies hit are dragged along until your stampede ends. This ability grants immunity to stun and disables Instinct dodge. It does not grant I-Frames.
    • No mastery cost to attack normally when transformed.
    • This attack consists of four moves: 2 trunk slaps, a stomp with both front legs, and a roar.
    • There is a moderate cooldown after the roar.
      • You can try to skip the roar by immediately pressing C after the first three hits.
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Section 4 of 5:

Pros and Cons

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    • Large hitboxes.
    • When transformed, you can stand in water.
    • High damage.
    • Great choice for grinding and crowd management.
    • Very good against Sea Events.
    • High mastery requirements.
    • Difficult and expensive to obtain.
    • Poor combo potential.
    • When transformed, your body is bigger and easier to attack.
    • Movement is relatively slow.
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Section 5 of 5:

Mammoth Fruit vs Other Fruits

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  1. They each have their pros and cons. For example, while the T-Rex Fruit has great damage and moves that break Instinct, it also has a Fury Meter that limits when and how long you can transform. Meanwhile, the Mammoth Fruit has great damage without the Fury Meter, so you can transform whenever and for an unlimited time.
    • The Buddha Fruit , on the other hand, doesn't have the damage reduction that the Mammoth Fruit has. However, damage reduction might not be a concern, in which case, Buddha Fruit is better for you.
    • Magma Fruit , alternatively, has low mastery requirements, so it's easier to use if you don't have a high mastery in it. It's also great for grinding and boss fights because of this.

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