Grand Blue: How to Get a Devil Fruit Fast and Unlock Strong Punch

Grand Blue is an open-world pirate game on Roblox built by Eternal Pose, and your fastest early wins come from three things: grabbing free rerolls before you spawn, rolling a strong race and trait combo, and completing the one-time wizard quest to claim a free Cursed Fruit. Everything below moves you toward a working character and your first Devil Fruit as quickly as the game allows.

Quick answer: Redeem the active codes for free rerolls and a Fruit Chest, roll a top race and trait on the Customize Character screen, then find the wizard NPC in Anchor Town, dig up the four buried shells with your shovel, and turn the quest in to receive a free Cursed Fruit.

Redeem codes first for free rerolls and a Fruit Chest

Before you customize anything, redeem codes. Several give trait rerolls, race rerolls, and a Fruit Chest, which is a free head start on your first Devil Fruit. Enter them in the Codes box on the customization or settings screen.

Code	Reward
10KCCU	2,000 Celestial Coins
WorldBossBroke	1 World Boss Chest
SorryForBreakingGame!	20 Trait Rerolls, 10 Race Rerolls
TwitterGoalReached	1 Fruit Chest, 20 Trait Rerolls, 5 Race Rerolls
Release!	10 Trait Rerolls, 5 Race Rerolls

You can also collect extra rerolls from the Free Rewards button by liking, favoriting, and joining the game’s Roblox group. That adds 10 Trait Rerolls and 5 Race Rerolls on top of what the codes give you.

Best races and traits to roll

Your race and traits are passive bonuses that stay with your character, so spend rerolls until you land something strong. Races carry their own drop chances, and the rarest sit around 0.1%. The best targets are Celestial (Celestial Human), Half Fish, and Dwarf, with Skypiean and Skyfolk also worth keeping.

Customize Character screen with the Appearance tab open and the hair color picker showing — The Customize Character screen, where you roll races and traits and adjust appearance. Image: Eternal Pose

Traits fill three slots, and the top-tier mythic options are the ones to chase. Aim for Maniac, Man of Steel, Beast Tamer, Gaudy, or Limit Breaker. Lower-value traits like Athlete, Night Owl, or Garbage Collector are fine as placeholders, but reroll them once you have spare spins.

Appearance tab of the Customize menu with hair color being adjusted — Use free rerolls on the top-right trait slots and the race panel before entering the game. Image: Eternal Pose

Category	Best picks
Races	Celestial, Half Fish, Dwarf
Mythic traits	Maniac, Man of Steel, Beast Tamer, Gaudy, Limit Breaker

Finish the tutorial and unlock Strong Punch

Once you spawn into Anchor Town, the first job is the basic combat tutorial. It teaches your core controls and hands you your first skill scroll.

Talk to Officer Graves in Anchor Town to start the tutorial on the training dummy. He walks you through the basics of hitting, dashing, and blocking.

Practice the movement keys on the dummy. Dash with Q, block with F, throw light attacks with M1, and interact with E.

Complete the tutorial to receive 8G and a Skill Scroll that unlocks the Strong Punch skill.

Combat tutorial on the training dummy rewarding the Strong Punch skill scroll — Completing the Officer Graves tutorial grants the Strong Punch skill scroll. Image: Eternal Pose

Follow the Basics quest tracker prompt to equip your new Strong Punch skill. You will know it worked when the skill appears on your hotbar and the objective updates.

Quest tracker highlighting the objective to equip the new Strong Punch skill — The Basics tracker points you to equip Strong Punch after the tutorial. Image: Eternal Pose

Get a free Devil Fruit with the Wizard’s Apprentice quest

The fastest free Cursed Fruit in Grand Blue comes from a one-time quest in the starter town. You dig up four buried shells, turn them in, and open the reward chest for a fruit. The wizard NPC goes by different names in different builds (Wurridonowgogo, Almighty Calvin, Almighty Kelvin), but the quest is the same Wizard’s Apprentice task near the blacksmith.

Head to the stone tower near the Anchor Town blacksmith and speak to the wizard NPC to accept the Wizard’s Apprentice quest. This hands you a shovel.

Follow the four apprentice waypoints along Anchor Town Coast and dig up the buried shells at each spot. You are collecting a red, yellow, white, and black shell, so watch for Level 10 Treasure Hunter enemies while you dig.

Return to the wizard NPC to turn in the quest. You gain levels plus the reward chest, called Calvin’s Treasure.

Place the Fruit Chest, stop the spinner, and claim your fruit. Common early rolls include the Chop, Spike, and Cannon fruits. The fruit lands in your inventory, confirming the quest is done.

Tip: Codes that award a Fruit Chest give you a second free roll on top of the quest reward, so redeem those before you open anything.

Other ways to farm Cursed Fruits

The wizard quest is one-time only, so once it is done you need repeatable sources for more fruits. There are three free routes to keep stocking Fruit Chests.

Redeem codes that include Fruit Chests, which unlock via playtime quotas.
Farm Celestial Coins through the Logbook Achievements tab or Treasure Maps, then buy Fruit Chests from the shop.
Fight hourly World Bosses like Axe-Hand Morgan for free Celestial Coins and Fruit Chests.

Fruits can also spawn in trees around the world, so keep an eye out while you travel between islands. When choosing what to eat, Darkness and Flame sit at the top of the meta, while Chop is a reliable early pick.

Where to spend stat points

Your stats sit on a hexagon in the Character menu: Health, Strength, Willpower, Agility, Precision, and Energy. How you spread points depends on your build.

Basics screen with the Talk To Officer objective active during a level-up stats tutorial — Officer Graves explains stat allocation and opens the Logbook tutorial page. Image: Eternal Pose

Build	Priority stat
Fruit user	Energy
Melee fighter	Strength
Gun user	Precision
Survivability	Health

Open the in-game Logbook after allocating points. It holds 11 chapters covering combat, controls, fighting styles, fruits, islands, and a full tutorial section, and completing achievements there pays out Celestial Coins and Gold.

Haki and the Willpower stat: what to know now

Haki is not obtainable in the current Early Access build. No ability unlocks, and there is no path to activate it yet. The Willpower stat description references Haki strength and reserves, which shows the system is designed, but it has not been switched on.

Because of that, do not stack Willpower expecting Haki to turn on. Points spent there give little to no current return beyond possible status protection. Keep Willpower low for now and pour points into Energy, Strength, or Precision depending on your build, then catch up on Willpower once Haki actually ships.

There is no confirmed date for the Haki update. Watch the game’s updates and the official Discord after patches for the activation.

With a strong race and trait rolled, Strong Punch equipped, and your first Cursed Fruit claimed, you have the fastest possible start in Grand Blue. From here, grind repeatable quests up toward level 30, then set sail from Anchor Town to Clown Town to keep the momentum going.