Traits in Verse Piece are one of the most important aspects of your character in Verse Piece. Primarily, they exponentially increase your damage and survivability. However, that's not all there is to them. Find out how to further buff your best traits with our Verse Piece trait passives guide below.

What are Trait Passives in Verse Piece?

Trait passives in Verse Piece increase the damage multiplier given by your trait. For example, with the Godly passive (50% increased damage) on the Betrayer trait (7.5x damage multiplier), you will deal 11.25x the damage. Damage increase from trait passives isn't shown anywhere. However, it works, and you can test it by hitting the dummy on the Starter Island with a fruit, spec, or sword.

Verse Piece Trait Passives List

Below is a list of all currently available trait passives in Verse Piece. The progression here is very linear. The rarer the passive, the more it will increase your damage. Keep in mind that the trait passive works only on the trait you rerolled it on.

How to Reroll Trait Passives in Verse Piece

In Verse Piece, you can reroll passives on your trait by interacting with the Passive Traits Reroll NPC found in Karakura Town. Each reroll costs you 2,500 Gems and one Corrupted Ticket. If you have a decent trait passive already, try to save up at least a hundred Corrupted Tickets before rerolling again unless you have a duplicate trait in your storage.

How to Get Corrupted Tickets

Corrupted Tickets are difficult to come by in Verse Piece as they drop only from Corrupted Bosses, which have 10m HP. Now, there is a relatively easy way to farm Corrupted Tickets if you have a decent build, and that is by doing Corrupted Boss Rush dungeons.

Each run contains five Corrupted Bosses, and you will need 10,000 Gems and 10 Dungeon Tickets to enter one. Corrupted Bosses drop one or two Corrupted Tickets, depending on whether there is an ongoing event that doubles material drops.

What Traits Are Worth Spending Corrupted Tickets On

In general, you want to spend Corrupted Tickets wisely, as they are relatively hard to come by. So, reroll passives on traits with the highest damage multiplier in Verse Piece. Good examples are Monarch, Betrayer, and Rejected Zenin traits. Lastly, if you have excess Corrupted Tickets, just save them until new traits come out.

I hope you are now ready to really max out your built-in Verse Piece with the trait passives guide above. If you want to claim some free materials, including Dungeon Tickets and Race Rerolls, then make sure to check out our Verse Piece codes.

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One of the best features of Blox Fruits, and likely the reason so many players still play it, is the ability to eat different Fruits, which give you special powers, and then change those powers by eating a different fruit. One of the best feelings in the game is finding one of the rarest fruits, eating it, and enjoying a slew of awesome new abilities. But what if you wanted to store those new (or old) powers for a rainy day?

While storing fruits in Blox Fruits is a feature that's been available in the game for a while, it's not something that's very well explained. In this guide, we'll tell you everything you need to know about how to store Fruit in Blox Frutis.

How to Store Fruit

When you receive a new Fruit in Blox Fruits (whether you find it in the wild, get it from a friend, or get it from the Blox Fruit gacha NPC), it will be placed in your Hotbar. A fruit that's just sitting in your hot bar isn't safe! If you die or log out, you will drop it from your inventory and likely lose it for good. Since we obviously don't want that to happen, we can store the fruit in our bag, and here's how:

• Equip the Fruit (you'll know it's equipped when your character is holding it)
• Left Click / RT / R2, to bring out the interact options
• You will get the following options: Eat, Drop, Store, or Nevermind
• Select Store
• The Fruit will get stored in your Items bag and will disappear from your hotbar

Now, even after you die or log out, your Fruit will still be in your Items inventory. If you want to take it out, simply open your Items, select the fruit, and select Take Out. It will get added back to your Hotbar.

Unfortunately, if you get into the habit of collecting and storing Fruits, it won't be long before you realize the limitations of this system.

The Limitations of Storing Fruits in Blox Fruits

By default, you can only store one of each Fruit in your Items. If you try to store one more of the same fruit, you'll get hit with a message asking if you'd like to upgrade your Fruit Storage.

Upgrading your Fruit Storage costs 400 Robux, and it gives you one more slot for each Fruit. The question is: do you need extra storage?

Honestly, that really depends on you. If you're the type of player who likes to trade Fruits with others, then having, at least a +1 Storage Upgrade will definitely help you. However, if have your eye set on a specific fruit and don't care much about trading, you can get by without it. It's ultimately up to you to decide. As for us, we got sick of wasting so many extra Fruits whenever we got a duplicate, so we ponied up and got a Storage Upgrade.

That's all there is to it. Have fun storing your Fruit in Blox Fruits. If you need an XP boost, check out our All Active Blox Fruits codes guide.

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The nice thing about Kuroku's Basket Showdown is that there aren't many styles to choose from. With only four styles currently available, it's pretty easy to get familiar with all of them and pick the one that works for you. That's the other nice thing: No matter which style you get from the gacha, you can always play around it and be a valuable asset to your team.

Unfortunately, even though you can learn how to play using each style, some of them are just overall better than others, hence the gacha and the rarity system. Knowing this, here's our Tier list of all Styles in Kuroku's Basket Showdown.

Kuroku's Basket Showdown Tier List

As we said in the beginning, no matter which style you use, you can always be useful to the team as long as you take full advantage of your abilities. For this tier list, we focused on the adaptability, variety, and rarity of each style. Basically, we asked ourselves which style we would be willing to take in almost any situation during a heated match.

S-Tier - Aomino Style

Believe it or not, we think this Epic style trumps the Legendary style, and here's why: unlike Kagame, the Aomino style is useful even when you aren't near the opponent's hoop. This is mostly because of the Back Spin and the Awakening Move. Once you get close to the hoop, you can simply make a Formless Shot and get points for your team. Versatile, powerful, and easy to learn. If we had to pick the best, we'd pick the Aomino style.

A-Tier - Kagame Style

Now, even though we choose Aomino over this one, it doesn't mean that Kagame is a bad style, far from it. Once a Kagame player is near the opponent's hoop, there's nothing stopping them. The Dunk and the Awakening Move are almost unstoppable and the Jump move is really nice to have. The only downside to this style is that it's not very defensive. Unless you time your Jump ability correctly, opponents can easily take your ball.

B-Tier - Tepei Style

Out of the two available Rare styles, we definitely had more fun with the Tepei. Why? Because of the Auto Pass and the Hook Shot. The Auto Pass makes the simple act of passing the ball to another player so much smoother. No more worrying about overpowering your pass or having your opponent intercept it. Now, the Hook Shot is what really sold us on this. Nobody ever expects you to make a Hook shot when you reach the side of your opponent's field, which is exactly the main reason why we like it so much.

C-Tier - Kuroku Style

Don't get us wrong, there are a lot of times when the Kuroku style is useful. However, it only shines when you are dribbling the ball before eventually passing it to another player (with a better style). The Kuroku can dash through your opponents, and that's about it. You can either dash to the side or the front, but it's almost the same thing either way. Dashing can be useful and fun, but... it doesn't win many games.

And there you have it. Keep in mind that our list is completely subjective and that no matter which style you use, you can always be useful to your team. If you need a boost check out our Kuroku's Basket Showdown codes.

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Race is one of the most important characteristics of your character in Verse Piece. A testament to that is the fact that Race Rerolls are used as an intermediary currency when trading. Some races in Verse Piece are so powerful that they make you invulnerable in PvP. With all that in mind, we prepared the following Verse Piece race tier list to help you out when rerolling.

Verse Piece Race Tier List

List of All Verse Piece Races

Here is a list of all races in Verse Piece, sorted by their rank on the tier list, along with the bonuses they give you. The percentages next to their rarities show the odds of getting a specific race when using Race Rerolls.

Tier	Race	Bonuses	Details	Rarity
S		• 2x Damage Multiplier • Every 5 hits, you explode and deal 20% of your max HP to nearby enemies • The explosion also heals you	• Best PvE race • Very strong for PvP	Exotic (0.05%)
S		• 100% reduced damage taken from other players (PvP)	• Best PvP race	Exotic (0.05%)
S		• 2.25x Damage Multiplier • Required for Rimuru Spec	• Very strong PvE race • Decent for PvP	Exotic (0.05%)
A		• 100% increased HP • Incoming damage is reduced by 75%	• Very strong PvP race • Decent for PvE	Exotic (0.05%)
A		• 1.75x Damage Multiplier • Prevents enemies from regenerating	• Good PvP and PvE race	Mythical (0.175%)
A		• 2.5x Sword Damage Multiplier • 50% increased HP • Special damage is fixed to a 1x Damage Multiplier • Needed for Toji Unleashed	• Very good race for sword mains	Exotic (0.05%)
A		• 80% reduced incoming damage	• Good for PvP	Exotic (0.05%)
B		• 0.5x Damage Multiplier during the day • 3x Damage Multiplier during the night • Burn passive that scales with Special	• Very good for PvE	Exotic (0.05%)
B		• 1.5x Damage Multiplier • Your attacks can stun enemies • Deal an additional 25% of your damage	• Decent PvP and PvE race	Mythical (0.175%)
B		• 1.25x Damage Multiplier • You lifesteal when dealing damage • Needed for Alucard	• Decent for PvE	Mythical (0.175%)
B		• 1.25x Damage Multiplier • Your attacks can stun enemies • Deal an additional 20% of your damage	• Decent for PvE and PvP	Mythical (0.175%)
B		• 70% reduced incoming damage • Needed for Goku Spec	• Decent for PvP	Mythical (0.175%)
C		• 1.5x Special Damage Multiplier	• Best early-game race	Legendary (1.5%)
C		• 15% reduced incoming damage	• Ok for PvP	Legendary (1.5%)
C		• 1.5x Sword Damage Multiplier	• Good for sword mains	Legendary (1.5%)
C		• Faster swimming speed	• Useless	Rare (12.5%)
C		• You can geppo (jump) 10 times	• Good for climbing (😐)	Rare (12.5%)
C		• No bonuses	• No comments needed	Common (68%)

How do Races Work in Verse Piece

Races in Verse Piece give you specific passive bonuses just like traits do. Races don't increase your stats, but they can multiply your damage and give you some unique buffs. For example, the Vampire race lets you lifesteal health back when dealing damage. Also, rerolling your race is a lot more difficult because you need Race Rerolls to do that.

How to Reroll Races

You can reroll your race by using Race Reroll materials from your inventory. When rerolling, you will have to confirm if you want to reroll a Legendary, Mythical, or Exotic race. You can get Race Rerolls either by purchasing them at the Adventure Shop NPC, trading for them with other players, or by redeeming Verse Piece codes.

How to Store Races

To store your race in Verse Piece, you will first need to expand your race storage. For this, you will need a Race Storage material, which can be obtained in the same way as Race Rerolls. With at least one unlocked slot in your race storage, you can then click on the race in your inventory to switch it out with the race currently on you.

Verse Piece Race Progression

In the beginning, try to get either Reaper or Arrancar so that you can improve the damage of your Sword and Fruit. Once you get a bit more Race Rerolls, try to get either Demonic, Vessel, or Vampire. If you are lucky early, or if you start obtaining more and more Race Rerolls, try to aim either for Contractor, Shadow, or Dragonic, as they are the best races in Verse Piece.

That concludes our Verse Piece race guide and tier list. If you want to check out more of our VP content, then visit the Verse Piece section of Destructoid.

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Kuroku's Basket Showdown has a very fun style system, which gives you a few more options during matches. Depending on which style you use, you can get higher jumps, better passes, and even special moves that guarantee shots. Before you know which Styles you should aim for, you need to know what they do. Thus, we've prepared a list of all of them. Here are all the Styles in Kuroku's Basket Showdown.

Kuroku's Basket Showdown All Styles

There are currently four styles in Kuroku's Basket Showdown. Two rare, one epic, and one legendary. You've guessed it: to get the epic and the legendary one, you'll need to play the gacha. Thankfully, you can earn money to buy gacha spins just by playing the game, and there is even a pity system in place. Here's what each style has:

Style name	Abilities
Kuroku (Rare)	Formless Shot: Aim at the hoop, and activate an automatic shot that's unblockable while airborne Back Spin: Dash forward and Ankle Break any opponent that tries to steal your ball. Similar to Vanish Drive but more powerful. Awakening Move: Dribble through other players as you move at a high speed. You stun anyone you pass through.
Tepei (Rare)	Hook Shot: Shoot a ball at the hoop from the side. Great if you get cornered by opponents. Auto Pass: Aim at a teammate and pass them the ball without fail. Super useful.
Aomino (Epic)	Formless Shot: Aim at the hoop, and activate an automatic shot that's unblockable while airborne Back Spin: Dash forward and Ankle Break any opponent that tries to steal your ball. Similar to Vanish Drive but more powerful. Awakening Move: Dribble through other players as you move at a high speed. You stun anyone you pass throught.
Kagame (Legendary)	Jump: Guess what you do here? Jump super high and block/intercept almost any airborne ball. Dunk: Slam-dunk a ball while in range. Boomshakalaka! Awakening Move: Perform an unblockable dunk if another player passes you the ball while you are near the opponent's hoop.

That's all other is to it. If you need a boost in Kuroku's Basket Showdown, check out our Kuroku's Basket Showdown codes.

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Betrayer is undoubtedly one of the, if not the strongest, traits in Verse Piece. With Betrayer, grinding PvE content will be much easier, and you will certainly have the upper hand in PvP as well. Without further ado, let's find out how to get the Betrayer trait in Verse Piece!

Betrayer Trait Quest in Verse Piece

To get the Betrayer trait in Verse Piece, you will need to complete a specific quest related to it. You can find the quest NPC on top of a rock surrounding the Lost Isle, the island where bosses automatically spawn. There are two requirements for completing the Betrayer trait quest:

1. You need to be level 5000 or above.
2. You have to kill 50 players after starting the quest.

Make sure to swap your trait for one that you won't need because Betrayer will replace your current trait upon quest completion. Also, keep in mind that because the Betrayer trait doesn't have rarity, you won't get prompted to confirm if you want to reroll it.

How to Efficiently Complete The Betrayer Quest

Getting 50 kills won't be easy, especially if you are not max level and you don't have one of the meta weapons, specs, or fruits in Verse Piece. So, to finish the quest quickly, you can make an alt account, join the same server, and farm kills on your main account.

Keep in mind that when someone dies in PvP, no one can damage them for a few minutes. However, there is a workaround for this. When your other character dies, go to the Roblox options menu and click the Respawn button. This way, when your character resets, they will be able to damage the character that previously killed them.

What Bonuses Does the Betrayer Trait Give?

The Betrayer trait gives you an insane x7.5 Damage Multiplier, along with +7500 to Defense. The only other traits in Verse Piece that are as strong are Monarch and Rejected Zenin. For a more detailed preview of all traits and trait passives in Verse Piece, check out our traits and trait passives guides.

That sums up everything you need to know about how to get the Betrayer trait in Verse Piece. If you want to get yourself some free Race Rerolls and storage expansion materials, then make sure to check out our Verse Piece codes.

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If you're reading this, chances are you've made it to the final entrance exam of Jujutsu Odyssey, got stuck, and are now looking for help. Trust us, you aren't alone. This was one of the worst experiences we've ever had in any Roblox game, and when you consider some of the things we've played, that's saying a lot.

Honestly, if this exam doesn't get SIGNIFICANTLY easier, we're pretty confident the player count will drop SIGNIFICANTLY soon. But enough of our rants; you're here for a guide, and you're getting one. Here's how to pass the Entrance Exam in Jujutsu Odyssey.

How the Entrance Exam works

The entrance exam consists of FOUR tests. Yes, not three, FOUR. Despite the NPCs telling you there are only three, there are actually four. Here's the best (and we actually mean "worst") part: you only have three lives for this test. If you lose all your lives during the exam, you have to do EVERYTHING again.

Yes, even if you die at the very last bit, you need to start from the first test. Wanna know how many tries it took us to finish this? Four! Call it a "skill issue" if you want, but having such a huge difficulty spike so early is just bad game design if you ask us. This wouldn't be so bad if the controls in the game worked and if the game actually gave you an actual fighting chance, but we digress. Here's how to pass each of the tests.

Don't forget to spend all your skill points before you start this test. We're telling you this because the game sure isn't going to.

One saving grace is that you can do this with other players. We wanted to see if it was possible with just one person, and while it is, we HIGHLY recommend you bring someone along. Trust us, doing this solo should be illegal.

Test 1 - Finding the three cursed seals

The easiest of the three tests is finding the three seals. They are always in the same locations but usually spawn one at a time, in no particular order. Here are the three locations:

• The Shrine just above the quest giver Miwa
• The very tip top of the tallest tower (left of the quest giver)
• Behind the waterwheel near the second Quest giver Todo

You're supposed to listen for sound queues and look for them, but just check each of the locations and you should be good to go and ready for the next exam.

Test 2 - Killing 10 Semi-grade 3 Sorcerers

Talk to Todo and tell him that you're the type of woman is a tall one like Jennifer Lawrence (we're rolling our eyes). He'll order you to take out 10 mobs just next to him. This part isn't too difficult but can get really annoying if you aren't careful.

The Semi-grade 3 Sorcerers are pretty much the same as the Deliquents you've fought OH SO MANY times during the beginning of the game. We advise you to bait them one at a time, block their first attack, and proceed to beat them. Rinse and repeat this, and you should be good. The only problem here is: that destroying 10 of them takes a while.

Once you get the last one, report to Todo, and he will send you to the final test (NOT!).

Test 3 - Jin Inumake and Honomura

Note: During either of these fights, you can simply RUN AWAY. Yup, we did it and we aren't ashamed to admit it. If you feel like you are going to lose a life, just run back to where the principal Yaga is and wait for your health to recover. It takes a few minutes, which is annoying but the good news is that the bosses don't recover their health. Sure, it's dishonorable, but so is this entire quest, so we don't really care.

Follow the quest marker, and you'll meet up with Principal Yaga. He congratulates you and says not many make it this far (hey after that tutorial, we're surprised WE made it this far, and we write guides like this for a living). He tasks you, a new potential student, with beating two of the best students in the academy. Simple, right? Yeah, we died at this part twice.

Let's start with the easier one: Jin Inumake (the right one). Once you learn his pattern, he is relatively easy. He fires a force push at you, which can knock you back quite far and damage you. Thankfully, if you learn how to anticipate and block this, you shouldn't have too much trouble taking him out. So, either block or avoid his force attack, get behind him, punch him, rinse, and repeat.

Now for Honomura (the left one), who is definitely tougher. Honomura has fire attacks. He can make a volcanic explosion from the ground, and he can also fire a strong flame from his fists. Both of these are tough, and you definitely should avoid them with the dash. If you don't, you can kill 30% of your health goodbye.

The way we beat him was: to dodge one of his fire attacks, charge at him (he should charge back at you), block his attack, and proceed to pummel him. Of course, this is easier said than done. Even when Honomura is busy using his fire attack, he can decide in the last second he wants to hit you instead, so definitely block his attack before damaging him. Keep doing this until you beat him. Don't forget to run away if your health gets too low. We died twice during this bit, so don't despair if it happens to you too.

Test 4 - Sukuna

Just when you think you are done with this nightmare, Itadori appears and turns into Sukuna. Seeing how the examiners have nothing better to do, they figure they may as well add this to your test. What fun!

Sukuna has three phases. Thankfully, the first two phases are super-easy, but the third one gave us a lot of headaches.

During the first phase, Sukuna will jump up on one of the towers and use an AoE attack on you. The AoE does a bit of damage, but it's super easy to avoid. What you need to do in the meantime is punch the tower Sukuna is on. Normally, you can get one string of combos on the tower before you have to dodge the AoE attack. So, keep doing this until the tower is destroyed and Sukuna falls. When Sukuna is down, he won't be able to move, so take this opportunity to beat him. Punch him until he disappears and re-appears on top of another tower. Just repeat the process again, seriously, this is the easy part. Do this until you get his health to around 70%.

During phase 2, you will fight Sukuna 1 on 1. Notice that underneath his red health bar, there is another gray bar. This is Sukuna's stagger meter. It will start depleting fast. When it's all the way down, Sukuna will be stunned for a few seconds, which is your chance to damage him.

While he isn't staggered, Sukuna will try to run and melee you with an occasional AoE attack for good measure. All of these can easily be dodged with a good dash attack. So, essentially, just avoid Sukuna until his stagger bar gets all the way down, then go for a few attacks (you can usually do three sets of combo attacks), and then rinse and repeat. Keep this up until you get him to around 40%, which is where the toughest part begins.

Phase 3... and this is where we died twice. It's essentially the same as phase 2, with one huge exception. Sukuna will use Domain Expansion. If he pulls you into his domain, you have precious little seconds to use your Evasive ability and escape. Otherwise, you'll just get damaged... A LOT. We're not even kidding, even after doing this three times, we still aren't sure how the devs expected players to do this.

What you need to do: is run FAR, FAR, FAR, away when Sukuna starts using Domain Expansion. If you get caught, and you probably will a few times, you lose more than half your health. Sometimes we managed to avoid these; sometimes, we didn't. With that said, if you manage to avoid enough of these, and still have health and lives to spare, you can eventually kill him. Some players even got Sukuna stuck behind a wooden pillar and managed to cheese the fight that way, but that didn't work for us.

Update: Phase 3 Cheese - So we figured out a new cheese method for Sukuna's third phase and it's honestly the best tactic we've come up with thus far. What you need to do is... stay away from Sukuna. The circular area, where the towers were, is kind of his zone, and once Sukuna leaves the confines of this area, he gets teleported back to the middle. Naturally, we exploited this to the max.

What you need to do is run around the safe area (see screenshot above). Sukuna will still fire his AoE at you (simply keep moving to dodge it) but will also run toward you, trying to melee you. He will also use his wide area AoE, which won't reach you, making this tactic super effective. Only the attack, when the screen turned red was able to reach us, but it only happened twice during the fights (we didn't even die once).

You really don't have to worry about him meleeing you, because he'll get teleported back before he gets even close. However, you still need to damage him. So, what you need to do is keep an eye on his stagger bar. When it's almost depleted, charge at him (by the time you reach him, it should be fully depleted), deliver one or two strings of combo attacks, and run back to where it's safe. Cowardly? Sure! Effective? Absolutely. Sukuna will keep spamming his wide and smaller AoEs at you, but as long as you keep moving, you'll be safe. Keep this cowardly tactic up until you beat him.

When you manage to destroy him, you'll get two chests. One with a random reward and one with a Cursed Womb (which gives you your first Cursed Technique), and you can actually start playing the game.

If you get frustrated during this fight and quit, we really don't blame you. If it wasn't our job to do these guides, we would have quit long ago.

That's all there is to it. Good luck with the entrance exam. If you need a boost, check out our Jujutsu Odyssey codes.

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Styles in Blue Lock: Rivals are similar to weapons or skills in some other Roblox titles inspired by Blue Lock. They give you several very powerful skills that let you create chances from nothing and finish from seemingly impossible angles. Check out which ones are the best in the Blue Lock: Rivals style tier list below.

Blue Lock: Rivals Style Tier List

Yukimiya, Rin, and Shidou are the best styles on the attack in Blue Lock Rivals. With Yukimiya, you can dribble past opponents with ease. With Rin, you can score easy goals by shooting curved balls, which are tricky to defend against. And with Shidou, you are basically the aerial king. Sae's and Hiori's kits are more versatile. With both of them, you can pass the ball around and finish strong.

Nagi's mid-air trap is very good because you can't steal the ball away from him while he is doing it, and he can also dribble out of it to switch the play. Aiku and Karasu are the best defensive styles in Blue Lock: Rivals because their whole kits are about retaking possession. King and Otoya are amazing for long shots, but they have enough mobility to be useful on defense as well.

Reo is a good all-around pick that can be played in all positions. Gagamaru is made for GKs with a kit that is all about blocking shots in a flashy way. Bachira is decent both for defenders and wingers. Isagi and Chigiri are ok on both ends but not amazing. Isagi is slightly better because of the direct shot that lets you finish more consistently and the lob pass skill.

List of Best Blue Lock: Rivals Styles

Below is a complete list of all Styles in Blue Lock: Rivals based on their rarity tier, along with a description of their skills:

Mythic Styles

Style	Skills	Tier
	C - You move to the side and then dash forward. C - (Awakening) - After a short cutscene, you dash forward, and you can use A and D to dribble past opponents in front of you. V - You do a short dribble forward, followed by a much longer one to the side. B - You shoot a very powerful knuckleball in the direction you are facing.	S
	C - You shoot the ball and curve it depending on the side of the field you are on. V - You do a very short roulette dribble around an opponent. C - (Awakening) - You make a very powerful shot, curving it with the outside of your foot. B - You throw the opponent closest to you to the ground.	S
	C - You pass the ball perfectly to the person you are aiming at. Great for long passes. C - (Awakening) - You do a cross-elastico nutmeg on the nearest opponent, dash behind them, and then shoot in the direction you are facing. V - You dribble and dash past an opponent. B - You flick the ball from behind your back forward and then dash to it and catch it.	S
	C - You bounce the ball up and do a drive shot in the direction you are facing. V - You bounce the ball up, jump to it, and do a powerful header in the direction you are facing. B - You flick the ball up into the air and do a powerful bicycle kick.	S
	C - You dash forward and force the ball out of an opponent's possession by throwing it into the air. V - You dash forward and steal the ball away from the player that currently has it. B - You jump up, intercept any shot or pass that is in the air, and then head it in the opposite direction.	A

Legendary Styles

Style	Skills	Tier
	C - You zig-zag past an opponent in front of you. V - You dash a long distance forward and steal the ball from a player in front of you. B - You teleport a loose ball nearby to you.	A
	C - You jump and trap the ball in mid-air. This can be followed up by a shot or a dash with the C skill. V - You dash out of a mid-air trap in any direction. It can be used only after C. B - Volley feint that leads into another powerful volley.	A
	C - You shoot a high-arching volley. It is best used from outside the box. V - You gain a burst of speed and sprint forward. The move has an end lag, and you can only slightly alter your sprint direction. B - An improved version of the V skill that lets you constantly change direction while also having no end lag.	A
	C - You copy the last ability used by the player you are looking at. This move has a 50% chance of being successful. V - Depending on whether you have the ball or not, you get increased attacking stats or tackle speed. B - You copy the awakened skill of the player you are looking at.	B

Epic Styles

Style	Skills	Tier
	C - You pass the ball forward with increased strength. V - You dribble past an opponent in front of you by dashing through them. B - You curve the ball and pass it to the player you are looking at.	A
	C - Without the ball, you go invisible and gain a slight burst of speed for a few seconds. V - With the ball, you go invisible and dribble past an opponent in front of you. B - You dribble past an opponent in front of you and shoot the ball with power.	B
	C - You scorpion kick the ball in the opposite direction. It can be used to block shots. V - If you are in your 18-yard box, you gain a massive speed boost and a lower dive cooldown for 10 seconds. If you are outside of the box, you do a diving header forward, kicking the ball in the opposite direction. It can't be used in mid-air. B - You do a handstand and block the incoming shot.	C
	C - You dash a short distance forward and steal the ball. V - You nutmeg an opponent, pushing the ball far forward behind them. You also get a short burst of speed. B - You do a bunch of stepovers and dash through an opponent along with the ball.	C

Rare Styles

Style	Skills	Tier
	C - You bounce the ball and shoot out a powerful volley. V - A direct lob pass to any of your teammates. B - It gives you meta vision, which lets you see the status of other players and where the ball is going.	C
	C - Greatly increases your speed with and without the ball. V - Fully restores your stamina bar and prevents it from being depleted for a short amount of time. B - A short dash forward that can be used three times.	D

How to Use, Reroll, and Store Styles in Blue Lock: Rivals

You can use your awakening once it spawns on you during the match, but keep in mind that this can take a while. When you are able to awaken, which will be indicated to you on the screen, get a hold of the ball and press the G button. While awakened, you can use your B skill once before it runs out. For most of the match, rely on other style skills and pro moves to better your play.

Click on the styles button while in the lobby to enter the styles menu where you can reroll your style. Each reroll costs you one spin if you got some through codes or daily quests, or 2500 cash.

You can also store your styles, but you have to unlock style storage slots, which cost Robux. I don't recommend purchasing them until at least more styles get added to Blue Lock: Rivals.

I hope the above info lets you dominate the field in Blue Lock: Rivals. If you want to find the correct flow to go along with your style, then feel free to check out our Blue Lock: Rivals Flow tier list.

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Even though flows in Blue Lock: Rivals don't unlock new moves or some crazy bonuses, the right one can give you an edge that ultimately decides the game. To dominate the pitch right from the start, follow our Blue Lock: Rivals flow tier list below.

Blue Lock: Rivals Flow Tier List

Dribbler and Prodigy are the best offensive flows in Blue Lock: Rivals because of the increased shot power, speed, and curved shots or extended dribbles they give. Snake is the best defensive flow, and it is best paired up with the Aiku style. Awakened Genius is great for all positions because it gives you bonuses of several other flows.

Demon Wings is basically made to be paired up with Shidou style. Crow, Wildcard, Monster, and Puzzle are great on both ends. They let you start counter-attacks, and if you get to the opponent's penalty area first or use one of the pro moves, you are almost guaranteed to score.

Gale Burst is a weaker variant of DW that is useful for all styles and positions. King's Instinct is excellent for midfielders who like to break the opponent's attacks with precise tackles and then start counters with long balls. Ice is lackluster unless you pair it up with the Sae style.

Genius, while it doesn't grant you any buffs, it lets the rest of your team use their flows for longer, and that can decide close matches. It requires only about 40% of your flow bar to be used while granting the rest of your team around 120% in total.

Blue Lock: Rivals Flow List

Below is a list of all flows in Blue Lock: Rivals based on their rarity tier, along with all of their effects:

Mythic Flows

Flow	Effect	Best for	Tier
	• Your shots are stronger. • Increased on-ball speed. • Your dribbles are extended.	• Excellent Flow for all positions.	S
	• Boosts the power of your shots. • Your speed increases. • Your basic shots are curved.	• Excellent attacking Flow.	S
	• Increases the amount of dribbles you do. • Boosts the power of your shots. • You give everyone on your team 20% of their flow bar.	• Good for all positions.	S
	• Your tackles get a bigger hitbox and a lower cooldown. • You get a speed boost. • When rag-dolled, you get up more quickly.	• The best defensive Flow.	A

Legendary Flows

Flow	Effect	Best for	Tier
	• Increases shooting strength. • Faster tackle speed.	• Good all-around flow.	A
	• Gives you either a speed, shot strength, or stamina boost with a low chance of granting you all three buffs at once. • Gives you a card aura that orbits around you.	• Great for all roles, but its randomness can do you over.	A
	• Your shots go off more quickly. • Your headers have increased power. • You jump 50% higher.	• Only good when paired with Shidou or Nagi Styles.	A
	• You get a speed boost and increased shot power right after receiving the ball. • -50% to Trap & Dash cooldown.	• Made to be paired up with Nagi style.	B
	• -25% reduced ability cooldowns while the flow is active. • You have increased movement speed.	• Decent for all positions and styles.	B

Epic Flows

Flow	Effect	Best for	Tier
	• Grants everyone on your team 30% of their flow bar.	• Best for GKs and coordinated teams. • With more than one on the team, you will almost always have at least some flow bar.	B
	• Your shots are more powerful. • The opponents you successfully tackle stay on the ground for longer.	• Great for MFs and more defense-oriented players.	C
	• Increases your stamina regeneration. • Your shots are released more quickly.	• Decent for all positions.	C
	• Decreases your dribble cooldown and removes the speed reduction that you normally get when acquiring the ball.	• Very good for MFs for getting the ball out of your half and decent for STs and Wingers.	C

Rare Flows

Flow	Effect	Best for	Tier
	• Increases the shot strength of the player you pass to.	• Excellent for GKs and when paired up with Sae.	D
	• Increases your speed with and without the ball.	• Good for all roles equally.	C
	• Increases your shot strength.	• Excellent for strikers but still situational because of the base shot strength increase the best Styles give you.	D

How to Use, Reroll, and Store Flows in Blue Lock: Rivals

You use your flow by pressing T on the keyboard when you have enough flow bar, which will be visible on your screen. On use, the bar will either drain slowly or completely deplete, depending on your current flow.

To reroll your flow, click on the flow button at the bottom of your screen while in the lobby. Each roll costs 2000 cash or one flow spin if you have some either from redeeming codes or from completing quests.

In Blue Lock: Rivals, you can also unlock two additional flow storage slots, but they cost Robux, so I wouldn't recommend buying them until more flows are added.

That's it for our Blue Lock: Rivals flow tier list. If you are also looking for the best flow to take onto the field with you, check out our Blue Lock: Rivals style tier list as well.

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Like many Roblox games, Jujutsu Odyssey drops you into the world, barely explains how it works, and probably laughs as you die to the first low-level mobs. Well, no more. We went through the grueling tutorials and mastered the controls, and we're here to help new players like you. In this guide, we'll tell you how the controls work so you can get on with actually playing Jujutsu Odyssey.

Jujutsu Odyssey PC Keybinds

If you're on PC, the first thing you should do is learn where the Shiftlock keybind is (it's the Ctrl key). Once you do that, the rest of the controls are mostly usual. One thing that you absolutely need to master in this game is blocks, evasion, and dodges (dashing). We're not kidding; if you don't block or dodge in this game, you're going to have a bad time, so make sure you remember these keybinds.

If you don't like some of these keybinds, good news, you can actually rebind some of them. Open the Menu (M), select "Options" and navigate to the "Controls" tab. Select "Click to Edit" for each key you'd like to re-assign.

Jujutsu Odyssey Xbox and PlayStation Keybinds

Unfortunately, a lot of actions don't have a dedicated button (or button combination) on the controller, so you'll need to select them manually from the Hotbar. The good news is that playing Jujutsu Odyssey on a controller feels great.

That's all there is to it. Whether you are playing using the controller or mouse and keyboard, have fun playing Jujutsu Odyssey. If you need a boost or some Clan Spins, check out our Jujutsu Odyssey codes.

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If you want to make it far in Jujutsu Odyssey, you need a good weapon, a good clan, and if you really want a bit more oomph to your fighting style, a decent Cursed Technique. Just like with almost all systems in the game, some Cursed Techniques are better than others. In this Tier List, we're going to help you figure out which Cursed Techniques are better than others.

How to get Cursed Techniques in Jujutsu Odyssey

Cursed Techniques in Jujutsu Odyssey work a lot like Fruits in Blox Fruits. You find a Cursed Womb, consume it, and then gain the power. As you can imagine, finding the item (Cursed Womb) that gives you the Cursed Ability is the tough part. You can find them out in the wild, you can get them from defeating bosses or raids, and, as you can probably guess, you can buy them for Robux. You can even store the Cursed Wombs you aren't using for later, but that requires a gamepass. You will be given your first Cursed Technique after you complete the Jujutsu Tech Entrance Exam. Don't forget, when you find and eat a new fruit, it will replace your current one.

Cursed Technique Tier List

Currently, there are seven cursed techniques in the game, with more likely on the way.

S-Tier

A-Tier

B-Tier

That's all there is to it. Good luck in getting the good Cursed Techniques from the Cursed Wombs. In the meantime, check out our Jujutsu Odyssey codes guide for a few boosts and a few Clan Spins.

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Just like in the Anime/Manga Jujutsu Kaisen, not all characters in Jujutsu Odyssey are the same. Some are strong, others weak, and some are useful only in certain situations, but if there's one thing we can say for sure, is that Jujutsu Odyssey takes full advantage of this. After you finish the first few quests, you get the opportunity to join a Clan. Of course, some Clans are better than others, and in this Jujutsu Odyssey Tier List, we will tell you which ones we think are worth pursuing.

Tier List

For this list, we'll only cover the top-ranking Clans. If you don't see a Clan on this list, it either means it's not in the game (yet), or we didn't think it was powerful enough to make it.

S-Tier

Clan / Family	Info
Gojo	Surprise, surprise; Clan Gojo is currently the most powerful one. This is the ultimate battle Clan offering stronger melee hits (20%), better Domain Expansion, extra Cursed Energy (28%), and the Rhythm Echo Skil, which makes you dodge super effectively. If you get this Clan, you likely won't need to change it for a very long time.
Itadori	This is the ultimate leveling/farming Clan. With Itadori, you get extra experience (15%) and a higher chance of getting Cursed Wombs from loot drops. You also get a whopping 40% melee damage boost, which is nothing to sneeze at.
Zenin	If you rely on your weapon, Zenin is the perfect Clan for you because it gives you 30% weapon proficiency. Add to that a bit more Cursed Energy Output (17%). You also get the Shadow Step technique, which makes you invisible for a bit, which is a lot of fun.

A-Tier

Clan / Family	Info
Inumaki	The Inumaki Clan gives you more health (20%) and increases the range of your Cursed Speech. It also lets you use Inumaki Markings, which are a lot of fun. Somewhat situational, but still a great Clan to be in.
Kamo	If you can't manage to get into Gojo or Itadori Clans, Kamo is the next best thing. It gives you a significant Melee Damage boost (17%), and a bit of Weapon Damage Proficiency (10%). The Flowing Red Scale awakening can also be quite devastating if used correctly.
Todo	Yaga gives you a boost on your Cursed Energy output, but it also lets you summon Puppets. Controlling these puppets can be tricky at first, but with enough practice, you can really dominate the battlefield.
Yaga	Yaga gives you a boost on your Cursed Energy output, but it also lets you summon Puppets. Controling these puppets can be tricky at first, but with enough practice, you can really dominate the battlefield.

B-Tier

The following Clans only give a stats increase without any extra abilities or other benefits.

Clan / Family	Info
Ino	7% Cursed Energy Output, specifically used for enhancing techniques that use it
Kusakabe	13% Weapon Proficiency increase. Great for a bit of extra damage.
Miwa	15% Defense Boost. Really good to have if you find yourself dying too often.
Takada	5% extra experience gained. Great for farming XP until you get into a better Clan.
Ieiri	7% Extra Health. Become a bit more tankier.
Gakuganji	7% Cursed Energy Output. Better than nothing.

How to Change Your Clan in Jujutsu Odyssey

If you aren't happy with the Clan you've been given, you can change it by using a Clan Spin item. Unfortunately, these will switch your Clan to a random one, so be prepared to play the gacha. While you can buy Clan Spins using Robux, you can also get them as very rare drops from chests, and even using codes.

That's all there is to it. If you need a mastery boost or a few Clan Spins, check out our Jujutsu Odyssey codes guide.

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Cursed Techniques are your ultimate means to empower your build in Jujutsu Odyssey, and there are plenty of choices to explore.

Cursed Techniques, in simple words, are the specialization skills that you gradually unlock upon leveling up. While there are some terrific options available at launch, you'll need to unlock them first before you get to equip any. That said, let's take a look at how you can obtain the different Techniques in Jujutsu Odyssey.

How to obtain Cursed Techniques in Jujutsu Odyssey

To get Cursed Techniques in Jujutsu Odyssey, you'll have to get something called Cursed Wombs. These wombs, in turn, will allow you to unlock new techniques from the skill tree after you absorb them. We will discuss how to get the Cursed Wombs in the following section, since the method of obtaining them is slightly different.

While it's not necessary to have a top-tier Cursed Technique for a strong build, getting the better ones certainly will help your cause. Then again, you'll be relying on luck after absorbing the Cursed Wombs.

How to get Cursed Wombs in Jujutsu Odyssey

There are different ways to get Cursed Wombs inside the game, and they're less luck-reliant than you might think. Here are all the known ways currently available for you to get this resource in Jujutsu Odyssey.

• Look around the map under the trees, as this item spawns there every 1-2 hours inside the game. Once they appear, they will be available at that spot for 30 minutes, so be quick when you spot one.
• Complete the Jujutsu Tech Entrance Exam (it takes a bit of time if you're a starter).
• The Azure Maw Cursed Spirit Boss spawns randomly, but it's a stern test that's not suitable for beginners.
• Completing the Secret Ending of a Raid will reward every party member with a Cursed Womb.

Make sure to use a Womb whenever you obtain one by selecting the Absorb option. Once done, go to the skill tree, and you'll find the available Cursed Technique to equip. If you have an unused Womb and quit the game, it will be lost, so always be extra careful when you find one.

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The Yellow Squid Backpack is now available in Squid Game X Roblox as part of the UGC Event, and you can get the new accessory by competing in the different modes.

Once unlocked, you can equip this accessory from your inventory and use it inside the game. But first, you'll have to obtain it, and that requires getting a fair few wins. Let's take a look at how you can add the Yellow Squid Backpack in Squid Game X.

How to obtain the Yellow Squid Backpack in Squid Game X

To get the new backpack, you'll have to win the whole game 15 times. The unlock might be free, but the requirements are pretty stiff. Winning the whole game is no mean feat since you'll have to test yourself via various different rounds.

You'll be able to check your win count from the hub world. Just click on the Yellow Backpack kiosk, and it will keep a tab on how many wins you've obtained and how far you still have to go before unlocking the accessory.

Here is a complete list of all types of games that you'll encounter in Squid Game X and a brief strategy to win them.

Once you have unlocked the accessory, you can equip it from the character customization menu in Squid Game X.

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Jujutsu Odyssey could become the next major Roblox hit from the sphere of anime-based games, and the game already has an official Trello board, along with an active Discord community.

The new launch went live earlier on February 2, 2025, and it draws a massive amount of inspiration from Jujutsu Kaisen. While the Trello board will serve as your go-to guide for information, the Discord server will help you bond with fellow players.

How to join Jujutsu Odyssey's official Discord

Joining the official Discord server is pretty easy, and all you need is a Discord account. Once you've created your account (or signed into your existing one), just click on this link. You'll be able to access all the channels that are present on the server.

The Discord community will be your go-to hub for everything related to Jujutsu Odyssey. This includes participating in general chats with fellow players and being on top of the updates. There's already a dedicated channel for updates, and expect to find a lot of new information in the days to come.

How to follow the official Jujutsu Odyssey Trello

The Trello board's purpose is to provide you with any and all information related to Jujutsu Odyssey. You can visit the Trello board by clicking on this link. There are different cards present on the board to provide you with all the information you might need.

Unlike the Discord server, you can't send any text or add any information on the Trello board. It has a view-only status for all users, but you won't need a Trello account to check out the information. New cards are expected to be added here in the coming weeks once we get new content in the form of future updates.

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The season of Valentine's Day has begun in Dig It, and you can find different gifts to obtain.

These gifts are exclusively part of the limited-time event that centers around Valentine's Island. The island will be available for a limited time, and you can find 23 different items while digging. Along the way, you can obtain different types of gifts as well, so let's find out how to obtain them.

Best way to obtain Gift of Enchants, Hearts, and Skies in Dig It

As I said, Valentine's Island has 23 new diggable items for you to find. The Gift of Enchants, Hearts, and Skies are on the same list, which means you can dig them up as well. Do note that they can only be dug up while the event is live, as Valentine's Island isn't a permanent POI in Dig It.

There is another way to obtain the three gifts, but that involves spending real-life cash.

• The Gift of Enchants cost R$149.
• The Gift of Hearts cost R$499.
• The Gift of Skies cost R$699.

You can use Robux, but I believe that you should try the free way first (digging on the island and hoping to get lucky).

Gift of Enchants, Hearts, and Skies contents in Dig It

The Gift of Enchants can now be opened inside the game as we are past February 2. The Gift of Heats can be opened on February 5, while the Gift of Skies can be opened on February 8. Thankfully, we already know the contents of all three types of gifts.

• Gift of Enchants: Contains a Legendary rarity Mole.
• Gift of Hearts: Contains a shovel
• Gift of Skies: Contains an Air-Balloon

If you're confused about all the items that can be found on Valentine's Island, make sure to check this guide out. Remember that the island has been added for a temporary period, so you should hurry and get the complete set of items before the island disappears.

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Otoya and Karasu are the two new styles in Blue Lock Rivals, and you can now obtain them to add to your collection.

Both styles are pretty effective when it comes to their in-game abilities and moves. Let's take a look at how you can obtain them, followed by their respective showcases.

How to obtain Otoya and Karasu Styles in Blue Lock Rivals

Both items can be obtained by spinning, and it will largely come dow to your luck. Click on the Style option at the bottom of your menu, and you'll be able to try for the new Styles. Of course, the outcome is always going to be luck-reliant, and there's no way to guarantee the two new Styles.

Between the two, the Otoya Style is easier to obtain. This is largely due to it being an Epic-rarity Style, while Karasu is a Legendary-rarity Style. The odds of obtaining a Legendary item are significantly lower, and it will be harder for you to obtain Otoya Style.

If you're not getting the rub of good luck, it's better to use your Lucky Spins, as the odds will be much better in your favor. That said, only use your Lucky Spins if you're desperate for the new Styles.

Otoya Style Showcase in Blue Lock Rivals

The Otoya Style is extremely powerful, and its potential increases if you manage to Awaken it.

• Stealthy Steps: Go up silently behind the enemy to steal the ball from them.
• Ninja Dribble: Turn invisible to dribble past your opponents.
• Ninja Shoot (Awakened): Execute a powerful shot if an opponent is standing in from of you within the penalty box.

Karasu Style Showcase in Blue Lock Rivals

The Karasu Style might not be as good as Otoya, but it's still a great choice in terms of abilities.

• Raven Dribble: Move in a zig-zag manner with the ball, and the ability can also stun your opponent.
• Crow Theft: Steal the ball from an opponent when you're near them.
• Crow Clearance (Awakened): Steal the ball from your opponent when they're trying to cross or pass.

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The latest update of Anime Adventures has introduced the Assassins Contracts Event inside the game, and you can earn different rewards from your grind.

The event has its exclusive token currency, which will help you unlock all the available rewards. The highlights are the new units that are exclusively part of the Assassins Contracts Event. To unlock them, you'll have to earn as many event tokens as possible.

Best ways to farm Assassins Contracts Event tokens in Anime Adventures

The Assassins Contracts Event can be accessed from the main screen of Anime Adventures. You'll find the event icon on the right side of your screen. Once you click on it, you'll find different contracts that are open. These are objectives that you'll have to complete to get the rewards.

You can also create your own game, which can be played with a stranger or exclusively with your friends. Ideally, it will be better to complete the harder contracts as they will offer you better rewards. However, make sure to take on objectives that are feasible for you to complete.

Best ways to use Assassins Tokens in Anime Adventures

To earn Assassins Tokens, you'll have to complete the objectives. These tokens are best used on the event-exclusive banner, which has its own set of limited-time units. Additionally, we might get new items in the shop in the future that will be purchasable using these tokens. Either way, I genuinely feel that using the currency to summon new units will be the best use.

The shining lights of the event banner are the three featured Mythic units: Somber, Killstreak, and Legendary Assassin. If you manage to get lucky and pull a Mythic, there's a 33% chance for one of the three to spawn. There's the usual pity rate as well for those who won't get the rub of good luck.

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Valentine's Island is the centerpiece of the new Dig It update, and you can visit the POI to get up to 23 new diggable items.

The new location has been added as part of Update 1.6, which went live earlier on February 1. Players will be able to visit this POI and try their luck to find all the new items. To do so, they will have to discover it first, and it's a pretty easy thing to do.

Valentine's Island location in Dig It

The Valentine's Island location is pretty easy to reach from the spawn position. Of course, the name of the island won't be available in the database until you visit it for the first time. Just head straight with a boat, and you'll find the new POI.

\It's also very easy to spot the Valentine's Island. It's pretty big and has a pinkish glow that's easy to spot from afar. Once you reach the island, you'll be able to try and find the new items. To be more precise, the limited-time island can be found between Nookville and Badlands.

All Valentine's Island diggable items in Dig It

There are 23 new items to find at Valentine's Island, ranging across different rarities.

P.S. The items with spaces in the preferred magnet section will be filled with the relevant type once we have more information.

Do note that the Valentine's Island isn't a permanent location in Dig It. As such, you should make the most of it till it's available in the game and look to complete the 100% collection as soon as possible.

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There are plenty of creatures you can catch in Fisch, but landing the secret fish is the hardest task to complete.

So far, there are six secret fish that can be caught inside the game, but they can prove to be stern tests. These six creatures are the hardest ones to catch, and they're not even part of the official bestiary. Let's take a look at how you can obtain them inside the game. Originally, there used to be three of them, but the recent Atlantic and Orcas update have doubled the numbers.

How to catch all six secret fish in Fisch

As of the latest Oil Rig/Orcas update, there are six fishes to catch.

The greatest difficulty of getting the secret fish is their spawn rate. They're not part of the official bestiary, which means that you're not supposed to find them inside the game. The Banana Fish, for example, is only meant for admins and partnered content creators. Yet, you might get lucky and land one with the correct setup.

Thankfully, you don't really need the very best rods to land them. You should fully focus on Season, Weather, and Bait, along with the locations. The odds of landing these fish are low, to begin with. Without the preferred setup, it will be next to impossible to catch these creatures, irrespective of your rod and player levels.

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The Secret Ancient Orca is one of the most elusive catches you can currently complete in Fisch, and it's part of the latest mini-update.

The latest weekend has added an Oil Rig POI in Fisch, along with an Orca Migration Hunt Event. This event will allow you to capture the Ancient Orca, but there are certain strategies you'll have to keep in mind.

Secret Ancient Orca location in Fisch

The Ancient Orca is one of the three available Orca types you can catch in Fisch. It can only be caught during the Orca Migration Hunt Event, and you'll have to travel to the Arch. This location is situated at the following coordinates (XYZ: 1100, 133, -1200).

The Orca Migration Hunt Event is a server event, and it will take place randomly. Additionally, not every hunt will have the Ancient Orca spawning in them. Try to look for "Ancient Orcas Migration (100% Guarantee)" on your screen. Once you find that marker, you'll have to fish in the areas surrounding the Orcas.

Best setup for Ancient Orca in Fisch

The Ancient Orca doesn't have stiff requirements, and they can spawn at any time of the day and in any season/weather. You can pick from a wide set of rods but always go with the one with a good luck boost. The best bait to use is Shark Head Bait, and this applies to every type of Orca.

Once you have got your setup on point, pray to get luck with the server event. Additionally, make sure that you're not fishing too far away from where the Orcas are. With some luck, you should be able to grab yourself a Secret Ancient Orca pretty soon.

The mini-update has also added the Oil Rig POI to the game, but it looks like part of bigger update in the future. You'll be able to meet a host of different NPCs at this location, including Dr. Glimmerfin, who might provide us with a new quest in the near future.

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The Atlantis update witnessed plenty of cool additions to Fisch, but the secret Brick Rod has confused many.

Ever since it was mentioned for the first time, players have been looking to find the Brick Rod for their inventory. It has taken a week since we got the Atlantis update for players to finally learn about how to obtain this rod in Fisch.

How to obtain the secret Brick Rod in Fisch

To obtain the Brick Rod, you'll need to find and interact with three hidden bricks spread all across Fisch. To help your cause, make sure to own the GPS Device (which can be obtained at Moosewood). This will help you to zero down on the locations with the help of their coordinates, and make your searches shorter.

Here are the locations of the three secret bricks.

• Roslit Bay (XYZ: -2032, 493, 194)
• Ancient Isle (XYZ: 5940, 265, 900)
• The Depths (XYZ: 991, -731, 1141)

The first brick is on the top of the volcano in Roslit Bay. The second brick is found in a cave on Ancient Isle, where you can also get the Eclipse Totem and the Phoenix Rod. The final one can be found in the Depths once you go through the Vertigo. The brick will be near the merchant NPC.

Once you have clicked on all three bricks, you'll have to speak with the Innkeeper at the Desolate Deep. You'll reach the spawn point, and the next task is to find a three-digit code on the walls of the Trident Temple. Just look next to where the Trident Rod is kept, and you'll find your code (this will be random for all).

Once you have received the code, speak with Minish at Harvester Spike (XYZ: -1332, 140, 1543). Make sure it's a Foggy Night during the Summer season, as Minish won't spawn else. There are different titles to equip based on when you're interacting with Minish.

• 8 PM UTC: Extinct
• 9 PM UTC: Vigilante
• 10 PM UTC: Lady Of The Sea
• 11 PM UTC: God Of The Seas
• 12 AM UTC: True Hakari
• 2 AM UTC: Made in Heaven
• 3 AM UTC: Chosen By Zeus
• 4 AM UTC: Poseidon's Blessing

Once you have equipped the correct title and interacted with Minish, you'll have to find a fish with toxic spines (more commonly known as the Putterfish). Once you catch this creature and offer it to Minish, you'll be teleported to a room, and you can buy the Brick Rod from over there for C$13,337.

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As you set sail onto the oceans of Fisch, you'll discover many peculiar islands that harness majestic fish. While some locations are easy to uncover, others won't be as out in the open. So, if you're looking for the mysterious Harvester's Spike, here's where to find it in Fisch.

Where to find Harvester's Spike in Fisch

The Harvester's Spike is known for its Sawfish and Bluefin Tuna fishing spots, often associated with Angler Quests. The island is also a part of the Brick Rod questline, providing you with the game's most legendary rod. To find Harvester's Spike in Fisch, go to the left of Roslit Bay around coordinates -1297, 228, 1568. Follow its marker when out in the ocean by using any boat.

If you're coming from the home base of Moosewood, take a left while facing the lighthouse. It shouldn't take long to see the island's gigantic spike. Approach it to gain some XP from a new island discovery. You may also be lucky to trigger Sawfish and Bluefin Tuna areas with your Fish Radar. Fishing poles like the Mythical Rod make it easier to catch these critters. They may be relatively tricky to get, so make sure to have enough rod resilience for a more accessible fishing experience.

The Brick Rod quest utilizes Harvester's Spike as the base for the NPC Minish. Use the Sundial and Smokescreen Totems to produce a foggy night in the summer, which is the only time the Minish appears. This character will provide hints regarding how to get the Brick Rod, including setting your spawn point to Desolate Deep and finding three Bricks. You'll likely be returning to Harvester's Spike a lot to unlock each hint, making it even more crucial to remember its location on the map.

It's important to note that the Totems for this quest come with a hefty price tag, ranging from C$2,000 to 500,000. To ensure you have enough funds, consider catching the Bluefin Tuna or Sawfish near the spike for more cash.

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One of the most important parts of being the most powerful pirate or marine in Blox Fruits is setting your stats up to match your gear. If you focused your stats in one area but suddenly want to change it, you'll need to reset them using Stat Refund items.

How to reset your stats in Blox Fruits

Resetting your stats in Blox Fruits requires using an item known as Stat Refund. Here's every method you can use to get a Stat Refund:

1. Redeem Blox Fruits reward codes.
2. Purchase in the Blox Fruits store for 75 Robux.
3. Trade with others who have Stat Refunds as gifts.
4. Buy from Plokster in the Second and Third Seas for 2,500 fragments.
5. Buy during special limited-time event NPCs.

The easiest way to get Stat Refunds, especially if you're still in the early game, is to use Robux or rewards codes. Blox Fruits often releases reward codes for EXP boosts, titles, and other items, with stat resets among the possible options. It's also free, which is a nice bonus.

If you don't mind spending money and have already used up every reward code, you can also use the in-game shop to buy Stat Refunds for 75 Robux. You can find this by heading into the Shop menu on the left side of your screen and scrolling down until you see Refund Stats.

As you progress later in the game, you'll unlock other means of getting Stat Refunds, such as finding Plokster on the kingdom of Rose Bridge and participating in holiday events.

All Stat Refund codes in Blox Fruits

Since codes are the most useful way to get Stat Refunds and other rewards in Blox Fruits, having one place to see them all can help you get a few resets quickly without spending Robux. Here's a list of every code that gives Stat Refunds in Blox Fruits:

• KITT_RESET
• SUB2GAMERROBOT_RESET1
• Sub2UncleKizaru

Although this list has Stat Refund items, it doesn't include the dozens of codes for 2X EXP boosts, in-game titles, and other rewards.

How to redeem codes in Blox Fruits

Redeeming codes is quick and easy in Blox Fruits, as detailed in the steps below:

1. Click or tap on the blue present icon on the left side of your screen.
2. Copy and paste the codes above in the "Enter code here" box.
3. Press Redeem.

If you enter a valid code in the box, you'll see a "success" message pop up, telling you you got your item. If it says the code is invalid, it may have expired before we could remove it from the list.

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The Lunar New Year Event 2025 has been out for a few days now in Jujutsu Infinite, and many players are intrigued about Red Envelopes.

This item is exclusively part of the limited-time event, and they are a great source of valuable items inside the game. These consumables will help you get special chests that include every piece of item that is associated with the special event. Here's how you can get them.

Best ways to farm Red Envelopes in Jujutsu Infinite

There are two main ways to get a Red Envelope in Jujutsu Infinite.

• Snake Talismans: You can obtain these throughout the Lunar New Year event and use them to purchase Red Envelopes from the Black Market trader. To purchase one Envelope, you'll have to spend 5 Snake Talismans. Here's how you can earn as many talismans as possible.
• Red Envelope Chests: I am not sure why this mechanism is present in Jujutsu Infinite, but you can open Red Envelope Chests to get Red Envelopes. The system feels strange as you spend Red Envelopes to open the chests in the first place.

All Red Envelope Chest rewards in Jujutsu Infinite

Red Envelope Chests can only be opened with Red Envelopes. They always contain Uncommon rewards or above, all items from part of the Lunar New Year Event celebration.

Uncommon

• Dark Tang Suit
• Scale Patterned Trousers
• Lunar Fireworks
• Snake Charm
• Dumplings

Rare

• Patterned Tang Suit
• Gilded Patterned Trousers

Legendary

• Floral Tang Suit
• Dark Patterned Trousers

Special Grade

• Lunar New Years Cloak
• Red Suit of Good Luck
• Red Trousers of Good Luck
• Black Mask of The Snake
• Red Mask of The Snake

Red Envelopes can be earned only until the Lunar New Year Event is live in Jujutsu Infinite. Hence, players have little over 10 days as of writing, as it all wraps up on February 9.

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The Ravenous Axe in Jujutsu Infinite is one of the most powerful Cursed Tools you can find, but obtaining it can be quite difficult.

Since it's a Special Grade item, obtaining this tool can be really hard, and it will boil down to luck. Thanks to its in-game stats and abilities, the Ravenous Axe remains as popular today as it was at launch a month back. Let's take a look at how you can obtain it in the first place and if the grind is worth it at all.

How to obtain the Ravenous Axe in Jujutsu Infinite

Most of the Cursed Tools in Jujutsu Infinite usually require you to complete certain tasks. To get the Ravenous Axe, you'll have to complete the Numa Temple Set missions or the Kura Camp missions. Once you complete the missions, you'll obtain different chests. There's a chance for the Ravenous Axe to be included in them.

The odds will be really low since the Ravenous Axe is a Special-Grade item, after all. You can improve your chances with the help of Vials and Beckoning Cats. Ultimately, you'll have to open a fair few chests to have a realistic chance.

Naturally, this task is easier said than done. Both the Numa Temple Set missions and the Kura Camp missions are mid-game content, so beginners should focus on leveling up first. Once you are at sufficiently higher levels, you can attempt to try for this specific Cursed Tool.

Ravenous Axe stats in Jujutsu Infinite

The Ravenous Axe has three powerful moves, unlocked at different Mastery levels.

While there is no doubting the potential and ability of this amazing item, the tough part is to obtain it in the first place. Unlike items like the Fortune Set, you can't craft it using any other resource.

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The Momraga Soul is one of the latest additions to Anime Spirits, and you can unlock it to wreak havoc on your enemies.

The latest addition is a variant of the Mahoraga Soul, and it has incredibly powerful abilities. To yield its powers, you'll have to unlock it first. Let's take a look at how you can obtain it inside the game and if it's worth the grind.

How to obtain the Momraga Soul in Anime Spirits

The Momraga Soul requires you to take on the MommyRaga boss in Anime Spirits and defeat her successfully. You can find MommyRaga boss at JJK Island in the 1st Sea. You'll find the MommyRaga Dungeon at this location, and the boss will be located inside it. If you want to get the Momraga Soul, you'll need to defeat the Super Variant of the boss.

Even if you manage to defeat her, the Momraga Soul will spawn randomly as a reward drop. If you don't get the soul, don't be disheartened, as you'll end up getting a lot of valuable items. The resources required to awaken the Momraga Soul can also be obtained by defeating the Super Variant of MommyRaga.

Here are all the requirements you'll need to awaken the soul.

• 1 DivineRaga Energy
• 1 Harmony Technique
• 1 Momraga Scroll

Once you obtain the Momraga Soul and the awakening materials, go to the Momraga Awakener (right next to the MommyRaga Dungeon). You'll be able to awaken the soul at this location by using the materials.

All Momraga Soul abilities in Anime Spirits

The Momraga Soul offers six different abilities, which include direct attacks and stat boosts.

• Divine Roar (E): Unleashes a huge wave of energy blast that does a lot of damage.
• Divine Combo (Z): Summons spirit fists, which do rapid uppercut slashes. Deals damage and knocks back enemies.
• Cycles of Harmony (X): Releases charged-up Cursed Energy to do AoE damage.
• Harmony Beam (C): Releases a beam of charged Cursed Energy and damages all enemies along its path.
• Momraga (V): Transforms your character to Momraga, raising Soul's damage and an overall damage boost of 254%.
• Harmony Slashes (T): Unleashes a series of slashes in a massive area for 4 seconds and wipe out enemies in both air and ground.

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Just like in all other TD experiences out there, you will need some basic information to get you started. Thankfully, AF has a wiki board full of data on basically everything in the game. Game modes, units, traits, items, NPCs, you name it, all are in one place: the Anime Fantasy Trello board.

Anime Fantasy Trello and Other Socials

Anime Fantasy has multiple socials through which you can stay up-to-date with new announcements and updates. Some of them also let you interact with other members of the community as well. Here are all the most important Anime Fantasy socials you might wanna tune in to:

• Anime Fantasy Trello board
• Anime Fantasy Discord server
• XestreasGame Roblox Group

What is The Anime Fantasy Trello?

The Anime Fantasy Trello board is basically a collection of information about all aspects of the game. It's organized into columns made up of cards, all on the same topic. Besides info on the game mechanics, passive effects, and gamepasses, you can find out more about the following:

• Units: A list of units currently available in the game, along with some basic information on them.
• Traits: All traits in the game and the bonuses they provide to your units.
• NPCs: List of NPCs, their locations, and their purpose in the game.
• Items: All items used for evolving units, rerolling your traits, etc.

What is The Anime Fantasy Discord?

Contributors to the AF board might not regularly update it. However, there is another way to find information on the latest updates in Anime Fantasy, and that is on the official AF Discord server. Here, you can chat with others, sign up for events and giveaways, and even make some suggestions to the developers. Also, make sure to turn on the notifications for the #update-log and #announcements channels to stay up-to-date with new content.

How to Best Search The Anime Fantasy Trello and Discord?

As developers add more content to Anime Fantasy, you will find both the Trello and the Discord harder to navigate. So, make sure to use the filters option (F key) on Trello to search for specific cards. As for the AF Discord server, here are some handy prefixes you can use to narrow your searches:

And that's it for our guide on the official Anime Fantasy Trello and Discord. For more Roblox content, make sure to check out the Roblox guides section of Destructoid.

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The Imu Destruction Specialization and the Soul King Specialization are two recent additions to Anime Spirits that offer some great abilities and stat boosts.

As good as both choices are inside the game, you'll have to unlock them first. Let's take a look at how you can obtain both Specializations and if they're worth the grind.

How to get the Imu Destruction Specialization in Anime Spirits

To get the Imu Destruction Specialization, go to the Planet Soul Island. You'll find the Imu Destruction Spec Trainer on the left-hand side, between the Imu and Soul King Dungeon. To unlock the Specialization, you'll require certain items.

• 300K Gems
• 300M Gold
• 1 Akuma Scroll
• 1 Imu's Energy

To get the Akuma Scroll and Imu's Energy, you'll have to grind the Imu and Soul King Dungeon repeatedly. The objective is to beat the Super Variant of the Dungeon Boss, and it will be a tough battle. Obtaining the Gems and Gold is easier, as you can be flexible with your grinding method.

How to get Soul King Specialization in Anime Spirits

The process of unlocking the Soul King Specialization is the same as Imu Destruction, and you'll be able to unlock it at Planet Soul Island. You'll find the Soul King Spec Trainer to your right, and certain resources to get the Specialization.

• 150K Gems
• 200M Gold
• 1 Soul King Scroll
• 1 Soul King Energy

To get the Soul King Scroll and Soul King Energy, you'll need to defeat the Super Variant of the boss in the Imu and Soul King Dungeon. Compared to the Imu Destruction Specialization, Soul King Specialization is slightly easier to manage.

Soul King and Imu Destruction Specialization abilities in Anime Spirits

Both the Imu Destruction and Soul King Specializations have all-rounded abilities. First, let's take a look at all the abilities of the Soul King Specialization.

• Global Damage Buff: Boosts global damage by 275%.
• Health Boost: Boosts health by 325K.
• Soul King's Might: This attack does a huge amount of burst damage. Does 16.7 billion damage to anyone caught in the blast radius.

Here are the abilities of the Imu Destruction Specialization.

• Global Damage Buff: Boosts global damage by 282%.
• Health Boost: Boosts health by 400K.
• Imu's Destruction: Unleashes a powerful explosion that deals 19.5 billion damage to anyone caught in the radius.

That's all you need to know about the two new Specializations in Anime Spirits.

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The Perception Blocking Mask is an extremely powerful wearable item in Jujutsu Infinite, and it provides a wonderful set of stat boosts along with a handy passive effect.

The Legendary item might be a good fit for most builds, but you'll have to obtain it first. It's not easy to get the higher-rarity items, as obtaining them depends largely on your luck. Let's take a look at how to get the Perception Blocking Mask in Jujutsu Infinite and if it's worth your grind.

How to obtain the Perception Blocking Mask in Jujutsu Infinite

There are two ways to obtain the Perception Blocking Mask. The first method might be quicker, but you'll be relying on your luck. You'll have to successfully complete Detention Center Investigations, which will provide you with Investigation Chests. The Perception Blocking Mask can be obtained as a Legendary drop from these chests.

As lucrative as this sounds, it's a difficult task. The odds of obtaining a Legendary item are pretty low, to begin with. If you're not getting the rub of good luck, you can use Detention Center Keys to get the item. Detention Center Keys are also obtained by completing the Detention Center Investigations, and you'll need 100 of them.

Once you've either obtained it from the chest or crafted it with the Detention Center Keys, you can equip it in the Head slot.

Jujutsu Infinite Perception Blocking Mask stats

The Perception Blocking Mask is an amazing defensive item, and it boosts your Health by 71.5 points. It's a great fit for a tanky build, which might be highly useful in tough fights like World Bosses. The item also has an extremely useful passive called Perception Block.

Perception Block provides a 20% damage boost when you're going up against enemy hordes. It also gives you the chance to initiate the battle when you want, allowing you time to strategize properly. All things considered, the Perception Blocking Mask is an amazing defensive item that fits well with most builds in Jujutsu Infinite.

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