Fruit Zombie Survival fruits database.
Twenty Devil Fruits exist. This page documents only what is publicly verifiable — the rarity bands and their published skip prices, the five named fruits, the one confirmed class synergy, and the real collection rates from official badges. Where something is unpublished, it says so instead of guessing.
Rarity bands (official skip prices)
Skip prices are the only published price signal (official shop, checked 14 Sep 2026). Diamond unlock costs for fruits are not public anywhere.
Track your fruit set.
Tick what you actually own. Your progress is compared against official badge counts — no account needed, nothing is uploaded.
The game has 20 fruits; only five are publicly named. Each name we can verify gets added here.
No collection badge tier reached yet — the first is 5 different fruits.
Next tier: 5 different fruits at 44,044 accounts (3.2% of all players).
Badge counts are official (checked 14 Sep 2026). Named-fruit list is limited to what public sources confirm.
Named fruits (5 of 20)
How fruit unlocks actually work
- Reroll: the mechanic exists, but community advice is not to burn your class fund on rerolls. Pick a band you can afford and move on.
- Play test / showcase: try a fruit before buying — free, and it removes the guesswork the shop otherwise forces on you.
- Skip vs unlock: a Robux skip buys the fruit directly; the Diamond route is what most players actually use for classes. Do not confuse the two currencies.
- Synergy beats rarity: the only documented synergy in the game so far pairs a Common fruit with a class to unlock a hidden skill — cheap fruit choices can matter more than an expensive band.
Collection rates (official badges)
Award counts describe accounts, not active players. Full telemetry: player stats.
Frequently asked questions
How many fruits are in Fruit Zombie Survival?
20 collectible Devil Fruits, confirmed by the official game description. Public sources have named only a handful so far — this database lists the five we can verify and grows as more names surface.
Why are only five fruits named here?
Because that is all the public evidence supports. Competitor pages and search snippets repeat Sand Fruit, Phoenix, Dragon, Ice Devil Fruit and Kitsune; everything else would be invented. Each new name we can verify against a video or the in-game shop gets added with its source.
What are the fruit rarity bands and skip prices?
Uncommon 59, Rare 149, Legendary 399 and Mythical 999 Robux skip prices, plus the limited Kitsune band. These are official shop signals — a skip buys the fruit without the normal unlock route.
Do skip prices mean Diamond prices?
No. Robux skip prices are the only published price signal. Diamond unlock costs for fruits are not public; where a Diamond number appears anywhere on this site it is labeled reported and should be confirmed in-game.
What is the best fruit?
One September guide calls Phoenix the strongest and rates Dragon below it. Community consensus also treats Mythical and Legendary as the bands worth chasing — but band and pairing matter more than any single name, and the book is still open on a five-week-old game.
Can I test a fruit before buying?
Yes — the game includes a play test / showcase mode. One guide’s advice is to showcase first, then buy. It costs nothing and removes guesswork.
Should I reroll for a better fruit?
Rerolls exist, but one guide explicitly warns against burning your class fund on them. Sand Fruit is the recommended cheap first pick; reroll when you have spare Diamonds, not while saving for a class.
What is the Ice Devil Fruit synergy?
Pairing the Common Ice Devil Fruit with Aokiji unlocks the hidden skill Brutal Ice — chilled bodies burst into ice when they fall. It is the only class × fruit synergy documented so far, and exactly the kind of thing this database tracks as it is discovered.
What does Fruit Maniac mean?
Fruit Maniac is a collection badge earned by 5,470 accounts (0.40% of players). The full twenty-fruit set has been completed by 277 accounts — 0.02%.
Has anyone unlocked Kitsune?
Zero accounts as of 14 September 2026, according to the official badge for “Unlock Kitsune Fruit (Limited)”. Treat Kitsune as an unresolved event, not a proven upgrade.
How can I help fill this database?
Send the fruit name, the band shown in the shop, and how you saw it (in-game shop, play test, or a dated video) through the contact page. Verified entries are added with their source and date.
Related: scenario tier lists · Run Planner · class builds · diamond farming. Sources: official shop and badge API (official), community video guides read 13–14 Sep 2026 (observed), competitor/SERP listings pending in-game confirmation (reported).