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Shadow

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Shadow

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Robux

Shadow is a Mythical Natural-type Blox Fruit, which costs 2,900,000 or 2,425 from the Blox Fruit Dealer.

This fruit is the only fruit to give to the user a shadow aura surrounding themselves that will be bigger and darker, depending on the amount of Umbra Meter they have.

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Abilities [ ]

Name

Description

Umbra

The user will always have an Umbra Meter bar on their screen. The meter fills up by landing Shadow abilities on targets, and different Shadow abilities fill up the Umbra Meter by various amounts. Umbra Meter also fills up automatically during night. The Umbra Meter can only be drained by using Corvus Torment (V move). The user will also get a shadow aura surrounding themselves that will be bigger and darker, depending on the amount of Umbra Meter they have. (Note: the Shadow aura does not deal damage to anyone, and is just for cosmetic purposes.)

Overview [ ]

Insanely high damage, making it very capable.

All of the moves deal damage.

Nightmare Leech heals the user by 20% of their max health when used on a target, which can be extremely useful when the player is low on health.

Can be used as both fruit main and sword main due to the combo potential it has.

Corvus Torment has a really big hitbox at full Umbra Meter.

Even if the user has low Umbra Meter, Corvus Torment will still deal very high damage.

Corvus Torment is very good for crowded areas due to its massive hitbox.

Somber Rebellion can be used to escape combos (if timed correctly), as it flings the user into the air.

Very good combo potential.

Extremely easy to get used to.

The Shade Nest’s shadow crows are basically homing missiles, seeking out nearby enemies.

Shade Nest’s crows have auto-aim and will fly towards the target if they’re not too far away. This makes Shade Nest good for 1v1s and stealing kills.

Good mobility (besides the Umbrage, Somber Rebellion and Nightmare Leech can also be used for travelling).

Somber Rebellion is a good counter when the user is being rushed at. Just use Somber Rebellion if someone tries to run towards you, then launch a combo at them.

Somber Rebellion can also be used as a mobility move to escape from certain moves, as the user will travel a good distance and they will do so quite quickly. And at the end of the move you get pushed back a little bit. Nightmare Leech can be used too, but it does have end-lag.

Shade Nest has good range.

As well as possessing the ability to heal the user, Nightmare Leech can be used similarly to Superhuman C, as the user dashes forward, and knocks the opponent back. Also Nightmare Leech is good for combos as it is easy to predict where the opponent will get pushed back. It is a bit slow though, so experienced players can use this to their advantage.

The F move (Umbrage), can be used to prevent NPCs from healing (e.g. the Training Dummy NPC).

The Umbra Meter is easier to fill up than Dragon and Venom’s Fury Meter since using moves on targets fills it up in various amounts, and because Umbra Meter will automatically regenerate at night.

Somber Rebellion, Nightmare Leech and Corvus Torment break Instinct. (For Corvus Torment, the target has to be near the middle of the explosion to break Instinct)

Not too difficult to obtain compared to other mythical fruits.

Incredibly powerful when paired with Yama.

Most one-shot Shadow combos are mobile-friendly (three-slots) and deal massive damage, unlike other popular builds that require four slots (e.g. Shisui combos, Acidum Rifle combos, etc).

High mastery requirements.

Shadow is barely on stock and is the sixth most expensive fruit in the game.

When the user first joins a server or respawns, they will spawn with no Umbra Meter, unlike Dragon and Venom in which they spawn with 50% of their Fury Meter.

Corvus Torment drains all of the user’s Umbra Meter.

Requires aim and skill to use in PvP.

Nightmare Leech move has low range, along with end-lag if the user misses.

Z, X and C are bad for farming, as they are all single-target.

Umbrage is quite slow and doesn’t last for a long time.

Corvus Torment (V move) can be dodged with a teleport move / F move, unless the Shadow user uses a stun weapon to stun the player.

Even with no Instinct V2, the enemy will know that the user is using Shadow due to the aura. This isn’t really a bad thing though.

V has long start-up time

Trivia [ ]

• This fruit was added in Update 16.
• The user can use the V move to troll people when they try to attack the player in a short distance, as they will be stuck there.
• This is the only fruit to have the Umbra Meter.
• Shadow is one of the fruits that deal damage on its F skill. 1st being Rumble (awakened), 2nd Venom, 3rd Magma (both awakened and unawakened), 4th being Buddha (awakened), and the fifth being Portal F, 6th being Phoenix (awakened) F, 7th being Smoke revamp and 8th being Blizzard.
• This is known for being one of the funniest Mythicalfruits to use.
• This is the 3rd fruit that has a mist-like particle effect on its physical form, the 1st being Dragon, and the 2nd being Venom. Spirit is the 4th fruit to have similar effects on the physical fruit.
• «Umbra» in Latin means «shade» and/or «shadow».
• This is the only fruit that gives the user an aura.
• Shadow Fruit’s model is one of the 13 Fruits that has a glow effect in its physical form (the others being Love, Barrier, Quake, Buddha, Phoenix, Rumble, Paw, Gravity, Venom, Control, Spirit and Dragon), and one of 4 fruits that have a smoke-like effect in it’s physical form, the others being Venom, Flame and Dark.
• Shadow’s Corvus Torment’s size depends on how much Umbra Meter you have.

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Shadow Fruit in Blox Fruits

Discover the mystery and adventure that awaits in the Blox Fruits universe and delve into the enigmatic world of the Shadow fruit. This mythical fruit, which costs $2,900,000 or 2,425 Robux , has a ghostly presence in the game, appearing only with a 1.3% probability in each stock, and a 1.1% chance of manifesting every hour. Are you ready to uncover the secret it holds?

Name	Rarity	Type	Money	Robux
Shadow	Mythical	Natural	$2,900,000	2,425

Skills, Abilities, and Showcase of the Shadow Fruit

How to Obtain the Shadow Fruit in Blox Fruits?

The design of the Shadow Fruit is distinctive and exclusive. It is among the 13 fruits with a glowing effect on its physical form, along with others such as Love, Barrier, Quake, Buddha, Phoenix, Rumble, Paw, Gravity, Venom, Control, Spirit, and Dragon. Additionally, the Shadow Fruit is one of the 4 fruits with a smoke effect, joining Venom, Flame, and Dark. However, its uniqueness doesn’t end there.

Pros ✔️	Cons ❌
The damage is incredibly high, making it a highly competent choice.	The mastery requirements are quite high.
All moves inflict damage.	Shadow is a rare fruit and ranks as the sixth most expensive fruit in the game.
When used on a target, Nightmare Leech heals the user by 20% of their maximum health, which is extremely useful when the player is low on health.	When the user first joins a server or respawns, they appear without their Umbra Meter, unlike Dragon and Venom, which start with 50% of their Fury Meter.
It can be used as both a main fruit and a main sword due to its great combined potential.	Corvus Torment completely depletes the user’s Umbra Meter.
Corvus Torment has an extremely wide hitbox when the Umbra Meter is full.	Aim and skill are required to use it effectively in PvP.
Even with a low Umbra Meter, Corvus Torment still deals very high damage.	The Nightmare Leech move has limited range and a slight delay at the end in case the user misses.
Corvus Torment is especially effective in crowded areas due to its wide hitbox.	The Z, X, and C moves are not ideal for farming as they focus on a single target.
Somber Rebellion can be used to escape combos (if properly synced) as it propels the user into the air.	Umbrage has a rather slow speed and limited duration.
It possesses a very solid combined potential.	Corvus Torment (V move) can be evaded using a teleportation move or F move, unless the Shadow user uses a stunning weapon to hit the player.
It is extremely easy to adapt to its use.	Even without the ability to break Instinct V2, the enemy will notice that the user is using Shadow due to the aura. However, this doesn’t actually represent a disadvantage.
The shadow crows from Shade Nest function practically like guided missiles, seeking nearby enemies.	The V move has a prolonged startup time.
The crows from Shade Nest have automatic tracking and will head towards the target if not too far away. This makes Shade Nest ideal for 1v1 encounters and securing kills.
Good mobility (in addition to Umbrage, Somber Rebellion, and Nightmare Leech can also be used for movement).
Somber Rebellion is an excellent counter-attack when the user is being pressured.
Use it only when someone tries to approach quickly and then launch a combo against them.
Somber Rebellion can also be used as a mobility move to escape certain attacks as the user will travel a good distance and with considerable speed. Additionally, at the end of the move, a pushback occurs. Nightmare Leech can also be used for this purpose but has a slight delay at the end.
Most single-shot shadow combos are suitable for mobile devices (three slots) and deal massive damage, unlike other popular setups that require four slots (e.g., Shisui combos, Acidum Rifle combos, etc.).
Shade Nest has good range.
In addition to its ability to heal the user, Nightmare Leech can be used similarly to Superhuman C as it propels the user forward and pushes the opponent backward. It is also useful for combos as it is easy to predict where the opponent will move. However, it is a bit slow, so experienced players can take advantage of it.
The F move (Umbrage) can be used to prevent NPCs from healing (e.g., training dummy NPC).
The Umbra Meter is easier to fill than Dragon and Venom’s Fury Meter as using moves on targets fills it in different amounts, and the Umbra Meter will regenerate automatically during the night.
Somber Rebellion, Nightmare Leech, and Corvus Torment break Instinct. (To break Instinct with Corvus Torment, the target must be close to the center of the explosion).
It is not too difficult to obtain compared to other mythical fruits. It is incredibly powerful when combined with Yama.

Combos, Synergies, and Recommended Strategies for the Shadow Fruit

An interesting feature of the Umbra Meter is that it can only be emptied using the Corvus Torment move (V move), allowing the user to catch those who try to attack them at close range, making it an essential tool for trolling opponents.
Additionally, the Shadow Fruit is the only fruit in the game that has an Umbra Meter and one of the few fruits that deal damage in its F move. The fruits that share this characteristic are Rumble (awakened), Venom, Magma (both awakened and non-awakened), Human: Buddha (awakened), Portal F, Bird: Phoenix (awakened) F, Smoke revamp, and Blizzard.

Guide on the Shadow Fruit in Blox Fruits

The Shadow Fruit is famous for being one of the most fun mythical fruits to use in Blox Fruits. Its particle effect, resembling mist, is shared by three other fruits; Dragon, Venom, and Spirit. And a fun fact for Latin lovers: “Umbra” means “shadow,” further reinforcing the fruit’s identity.
Finally, the Shadow Fruit is the only fruit that grants an aura to the user, providing them with a special charm that will undoubtedly add a unique dimension to your gaming experience.

In conclusion, the Shadow fruit in Blox Fruits is more than just an item in the game. It is a symbol of mystery, strategy, and fun. If you’re lucky enough to encounter it in your gameplay, don’t hesitate to try out its abilities. And remember, the world of Blox Fruits is as vast and mysterious as the shadow itself. Good luck on your adventure!

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