Pirate King. Lord of the Ocean. Everyone in the Three Seas wants to be something. From the lowliest cabin boy to mightiest god, everyone needs a way to defend what’s theirs. Blox Fruits gives you a whole arsenal worthy of the One Piece pirates that inspired it. While some swords and Fruit are easy to claim, others take more. To wield the Dragon Trident you must first peel it from its owner’s hands. When that owner is the Tide Keeper, you’re in for a fight. Here’s how to get the Dragon Trident in Roblox Blox Fruits.
Blox Fruits Tide Keeper and Dragon Trident Guide
(Updated on August 9, 2024 – updated formatting)
You don’t need to be the best race in Blox Fruits to beat the Tide Keeper and get the Dragon Trident. You just need a strong enough character and the right strategy. To find the Tide Keeper, journey to the Forgotten Island in the Second Sea. You’ll find this Level 1,475 boss on the small platform behind the island (pictured above). Finding the Tide Keeper is the easy part. Beating him is another matter. Not only does he wield the Dragon Trident against you, but he can also spawn Sea Beasts. Here are some tips for taking him down before you end up in a watery grave:
- His Sea Beasts have less health than usual but deal normal damage, so be cautious
- Use Buddha or other high DPS abilities to end the fight quickly
- If forced into a prolonged fight, use ranged attacks to keep the Tide Keeper at bay
- Do your best to ignore the Sea Beasts, as they’re mostly a distraction
If you lose, don’t give up. Your health will reset, but the Tide Keeper’s health won’t, making the next fight easier. Also, be aware that the Tide Keeper will respawn after 30 minutes. The clock’s ticking. Even once you know how to get the Dragon Trident in Blox Fruits, it may take a few tries. Its drop rate is reportedly around 10%. There’s no X marking the spot, but the Trident’s treasure, after all.
Dragon Trident Moveset
The Dragon Trident is a solid PvP option thanks to attacks that stun and break Instinct. Its attacks also have one of the largest hitboxes of any sword in the game. Here are the moves the Dragon Trident grants you:
- Sea Dragon Fury – Shoot out a jet of water with a dragon’s head on the end, dealing damage, breaking Instinct, and knocking back the enemy.
- Water Dragon Shower – Summon a rain of water dragons around you, dealing AoE damage, breaking Instinct, and stunning enemies.
It might take a little practice to get as good as the Tide Keeper, but stick with it. It’s not every day you get to summon dragons.
