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Blox Fruits DLC Codes: What Comes in the Box

Blox Fruits DLC codes come with physical merch. The two DLC types, their published fruit odds, and what they cost you.

Blox Fruits DLC codes are printed inside official Gamer Robot merchandise, and there are two kinds: Physical DLC gives 100,000+ Money, 800+ Fragments and one random physical fruit, while Permanent DLC gives 250,000+ Money, 2,100+ Fragments and one random permanent fruit. Both have published odds, and both are one-use per account.

Updated 8 September 2026.

What a DLC code is

The wiki defines them precisely: "DLC Codes (standing for Downloadable Content) are codes that are from the Blox Fruits merch. They grant certain rewards in game, usually in the form of small currency rewards and a Blox Fruit, sometimes in Permanent form."

They are not the ordinary in-game codes you paste into the code box for a stat reset or a 2x EXP boost. They come on a printed slip inside a physical product, they were added in Update 20, and each code works once on one account, permanently.

The two DLC types and their published odds

This is one of the few places Blox Fruits publishes a full loot table, and both tables are on the wiki's DLC page.

Physical DLC — 100,000+ Money, 800+ Fragments, and one physical fruit:

Fruit Rarity Chance
Rocket Common 20%
Spin Common 16%
Eagle (formerly Falcon) Uncommon 12%
Ice Uncommon 12%
Ghost (formerly Revive) Rare 12%
Light Rare 8%
Rubber Rare 7%
Love Legendary 6%
Blizzard Legendary 5%
Shadow Mythical 2%

Permanent DLC — 250,000+ Money, 2,100+ Fragments, and one permanent fruit:

Fruit Rarity Chance
Eagle Uncommon 20%
Ice Uncommon 20%
Ghost Rare 20%
Light Rare 12%
Rubber Rare 11%
Love Legendary 10%
Blizzard Legendary 5%
Shadow Mythical 2%

Two things fall straight out of comparing them.

The Permanent table drops Rocket and Spin entirely and redistributes their 36% across the middle of the ladder. That is why the Permanent DLC is the one people chase — the floor is Eagle, not Rocket.

Shadow is 2% in both. It is the top of both tables, and at 2,425 Robux on the wiki's permanent price list it is the most valuable outcome either code can produce. The expected value of a Permanent DLC roll is dominated by the 20/20/20 block, not by the 2%.

Which merch carries which

The wiki lists the Gamer Robot merch line with DLC included:

The named plushes are the interesting ones. Three of them grant a specific permanent fruit rather than a roll from the table — Kitsune at 4,000 Robux, T-Rex at 2,350 and Buddha at 1,650 on the wiki's price ladder. The "Mystery" products are the ones that use the random tables above.

Fruit Boxes without merch

A Fruit Box is the in-game item a Physical DLC code redeems into, and it has one free source. The wiki's Fruit Box page: it can be obtained "from awakened boss gacha drops, there's currently only 1 way to get them as f2p which is awakened boss gacha from 1st sea". Its loot table is identical to the Physical DLC table above.

Update 30 rebuilt the entire First Sea and gave every boss a "secret awakened mode", so that free route is newly relevant.

Practical notes

Where to buy

If what you actually want is a specific permanent fruit rather than a 2% roll, buy the fruit. Every outcome on both DLC tables is a normal listing:

Shelves: Blox Fruits permanent fruits · Blox Fruits hub.

Permanent fruits arrive as an in-game gift — you stay online, we send it, and the completed order is photographed. We never ask for your Roblox password. Current delivery statistics are on /about. Full Robux and USD prices for all 42 permanents are in Blox Fruits permanent fruit prices.

Sources

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