Blox Fruits Tiger Rework Guide

A new rework is coming fast. Ready to see what the Tiger (formerly Leopard) has to offer? We’ve seen the preview, and we’re eager to tell you all about it in our Blox Fruits Tiger rework guide.

Blox Fruits is just about to kick off its Halloween event over on Roblox. If you’re interested in more info on Blox Fruits, we have some guides on the Blox Fruits Bomb rework, too.

Blox Fruits Tiger Rework Guide

The Blox Fruits Tiger Rework is a major rehaul of the Tiger fruit, previously known as the Leopard fruit, with major changes to its moveset and mechanics.

Tiger Rework Mechanics

The Tiger is a versatile moveset with a big emphasis on projectiles. It has its own M1 however, and comes with a grab move as its C move. One of its biggest selling points is the Tiger transformation, which gives the user a feast of different buffs when activated, giving a big edge in combat.

Tiger Rework Moveset (Untransformed)

Here we’ll rundown the most important part, the moveset, and go over what each does.

Z Tapped

Fire off a projectile with knockback toward the cursor.

Z Held

Fire a barrage of smaller projectiles, tougher to avoid.

X Ground

Hit X while standing on the ground to throw a glowing saw blade forwards across the floor.

X Aerial

Fire a horizontal saw blade like a frisbee towards the cursor.

C

Launch forwards in a pouncing move forwards, which drags the target with you before exploding into a burst of spikes.

F

Teleport around the field. If an enemy gets in the way of this movement, you land a kick on them and do damage.

Tiger Rework Moveset (Transformed I)

Once you’ve unlocked the transformation, you can take on the form of a humanoid with a tiger-like head, color scheme, and claws. This form gives you a new M1, damage reductions, cooldown reductions, and boosts to your jumps and speed. It also switches up your moveset.

Z

More or less the same as the Untransformed version, with a more fiery appearance.

X Aerial and Ground

The same with a flaming appearance.

C Tapped

A larger and more powerful version of the Untransformed C move, with a bigger radius. It also gives you a speed boost after using.

C Held

Consumes the Tiger’s Fire Meter in order to power up a charge attack, unleash this and connect with an enemy trigger a cutscene move and deal massive damage.

Tiger Rework Moveset (Transformed II)

On filling your Fire Meter you are able to enter a second, even more powerful transformed state for a short period of time. This also gives you an altered moveset.

Z

Fires out a barrage of projectiles forwards, ending with a shockwave that can push enemies back, perfect if you want some space.

X

Hold to charge a projectile before flinging it forwards, creating a large fireball in the shape of a tiger head that damages and throws opponents back.

C

Similar to the Transformed I move, though kicking off with some melee slashes to start. This also gives you a speed boost afterward.

F

Similar to the previous versions of the move, except that colliding with a target will now cause a grab and a devastating throw move. Ouch.

Other Questions

Anything else you’re confused about? We’ll try to cover anything else we can think of in this section.

Is The Tiger Rework Out?

The Tiger Rework arrives with the Halloween content on 31st of October, so it may be out by the time you’re reading this!

How Do You Get The Tiger Rework?

As far as we can tell, the Tiger Rework is set to replace Tiger. So, if you have Tiger now, you should have the Tiger Rework after the update.

Where Does Your Info Come From?

The information in the guide that was added prior to the release of the Tiger Rework comes from the official Blox Fruits developer showcase of the fruit, on their YouTube channel. So we’d trust it’s pretty accurate.