Power Meters are passive energy bars that are used as a requirement for transformations, awakenings or enhanced attacks. However, in rare cases, especially in Variable Fruit Meters, they can be entirely different, an example being Spirit. They are used to keep track of the progress of certain abilities or Blox Fruits for reaching their ultimate form to provide a buff. Fury Meters come in different forms, and can be divided into three subcategories:
- Fury Meter
- Awakening Meter
- Variable Fruit Meters
The Fury and Variable Fruit Meters can be categorized as "Fruit Meters" since they're both parts of Blox Fruits.
Fury Meter[]
Fury Meters are one of the more common types of Power Meters. It takes approximately 1 minute and 30 seconds to fill up from completely empty to full. However, all the fruits below have a different version of Fury Meter, hence their mechanics will be showcased here.
There are three fruits that use the Fury Meter. These are:
T-Rex[]
The fury meter is a passive meter for T-Rex. T-Rex's version of Fury Meter is quite generic, being the base power meter that most transformation-based fruits will follow. The meter fills up passively, however, the user can also speed up the process by using their abilities to deal damage. When the bar is full, the user can transform. The fury meter drains while using moves when transformed, however does not drain passively or drain from [M1] attacks. While transformed, the user can regain meter by dealing damage. If the user takes damage while transformed, they will lose a small amount of their meter. Once the meter is completely empty, the user will untransform automatically.
Venom[]
The fury meter is a passive meter for Venom. Venom's version of Fury Meter is different, The user spawns with half meter, unlike most transformation-based power meters, and it fills up passively, but the user cannot gain fury meter by dealing damage. When the bar is full, the user can transform. The fury meter drains passively while transformed or while using moves when transformed. Using Transformation itself consumes a sizeable amount of fury meter. If the user takes damage while transformed, they will gain a small amount of their meter. Once the meter is completely empty, the user will untransform automatically.
Dragon[]
The fury meter is a passive meter for Dragon. Dragon's version of Fury Meter is slightly different from T-Rex's, but nonetheless quite similar. The meter fills up passively, however, the user can also speed up the process by using their abilities to deal damage. When the bar is fully orange, the user can transform into a hybrid form, scaling up the user's avatar to around the size of an unawakened Buddha. The fury meter drains while using moves when transformed, even the [M1], however does not drain passively. While in either form, the user can deal damage to regenerate said meter. When the fury meter becomes completely full and glows in rainbow, the user can transform into a full Dragon, depending on whether they have chosen the Eastern or Western variant, draining a small amount of the fury meter. If the user takes damage while transformed, they will lose a small amount of their meter. Once the meter is completely empty, the user will untransform automatically.
Awakening Meter[]
Awakening Meters are exclusive to the Race Awakening. They are used to keep track of when the user has gathered enough experience to be able to transform. The bar is a vibrant red color at default. Once the bar is full, the user's screen gets a faint tint of the race's respective color (Human, Rabbit, Angel, Shark, Cyborg, Ghoul and Draco are red, green, yellow, blue, purple, black and orange respectively.). Unlike the fruit meters, this is located at the bottom left of the screen.
Once the user has awakened by pressing the [Y] key or Awakening Slot, the meter will rapidly decrease and will constantly switch from an array of neon rainbow colors, as well as get smoke effects.
Unique/Variable Fruit Meters[]
Variable Fruit Meters are unique meters exclusive to their allocated Blox Fruits and are used as a way to buff the fruit in several ways, usually damage and visual changes, transformations on some occasions and other distinct purposes. These usually function differently from regular meters, having different mechanics exclusive to its respective Blox Fruit, such as the Tail Meter having different stages or the Spirit's bar having a dedicated counter.
The following fruits use a Variable Fruit Meter:
Eagle: Feather Meter[]
The Feather Meter is a passive meter in the Eagle fruit. This meter can be filled up passively when not in flight mode. No matter the progression, the [M1] attacks of Eagle will drain a certain amount of the Feather meter. This passive can be upgraded via the Mysterious Scientist to last much longer. Unlike fury meter, this cannot be regenerated by dealing damage, and the user can use the flight mode regardless of whether the meter is full or not.
Creation: Build Meter[]
The Build Meter is a passive meter in the Creation fruit. This meter serves as an indicator for how many blocks has the user built in the server via the build mode of [F] Fortify. The user will start off with zero meter and when blocks are placed down, the meter will fill up by a certain amount, being much smaller in Private Servers. When the meter is completely full, the user cannot place down any more pieces unless they delete the ones that are currently placed down.
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Sound: Tempo Meter[]
The Tempo Meter is a passive meter in the Sound fruit. It can be filled by consistently landing the fruit's moves or holding the fruit's [F] Move Tempo: Prestissimo. The color of the meter is white at default, but it becomes golden once charged. When the meter is charged, the color of all the fruit's moves switch to purely Golden. The user also gains a golden aura shield around them, which grants them and nearby allies a ~50% speed buff, ~25% defense buff and about a 10% damage buff.
The charge automatically disappears when the user doesn't deal damage for about 10 seconds.
Pain: Pain Meter[]
The Pain Meter is a passive meter in the Pain fruit. It can be filled by taking damage or collecting Pain Ghosts spawned by missing attacks. When the meter is full, the bar will light up on red fire, transforming the user into a rage-like state which significantly enhances the damage of attacks. The meter will also completely fill up if the user dies to an enemy and enter a last breath state, improving the damage of attacks to the point they can easily take down any opponent.
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Gravity: Gravitational Force[]
Upon unlocking and equipping the 3rd upgrade from the Admin Panel, Mysterious Scientist, a "Gravitational Force" meter will be shown above the user's moveset. The meter fills up only by doing damage with Gravity's moves, and it very slowly depletes when the user is not dealing damage for a few seconds. The meter doesn't affect the damage nor range of the moves, but it enables the use of [C] and [V] ultimate moves when having them upgraded and having certain amount of the meter filled up.
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Shadow: Umbra Meter[]
The Umbra Meter is a passive meter in the Shadow fruit. It can be filled by landing Shadow's moves and automatically fills up passively at night. The Umbra Meter's only purpose is buffing Shadow's [V] Move: Corvus Torment. The bar in this fruit appears a light-purple color. This will also give the user a permanent dark, cloudy aura around them, which is purely cosmetic.
Using "Corvus Torment" will drain all of the user's Umbra Meter. The size of the dark sphere as well as the impact and damage of the explosion of this move is directly proportional to the user's Umbra Meter.
Gas: Gas Meter[]
Gas Meter functions similarly to Fury Meter. It is filled by landing attacks or passively and used for Transformation.
Spirit: Spirit Counter[]
The Spirit Counter is a passive meter in the Spirit fruit. It functions completely differently from other meters and doesn't need to be filled. Spirit Buddies are collected each time the moving line inside the bar completes a movement, starting from the blue side and ending on the red side. These Spirits can be summoned by using M1s. The maximum number of Spirits that can be collected is 9, and when the number is reached, the bar will add in another spirit upon usage of the existing spirit. The mount or buddy that the player flies on ([F] move: Sky Ruler) also depends on which color the bar was on at usage of the [F] key.
Shu and Ra, the buddies next to the player's shoulder, depict the blue and red sides respectively. This meter is used for summoning "Buddies" to help the player for damaging or stunning purposes, with an easy-to-understand system.
The Spirit Buddies summoned can be categorized into two types:
Heavenly Buddies (Support Buddies)[]
Hellish Buddies (Offensive Buddies)[]
Kitsune: Tail Meter[]
The Tail Meter is a passive meter in the Kitsune fruit. It can be filled both passively and by landing the fruit's moves. Its bar has a blue color. Unlike the other fruits, the Tail Meter has three stages to it and more notably grants a transformation. The three stages are:
- 1 Tail: No known benefits.
- 2 Tails: The user gets a speed boost (+100% [2x]) and a dash boost and now runs on all fours. (Air jumping, dashing, and walking will also now have a unique animation)
- 3 Tails: The user gets three glowing orbs, when using the [F] move or an M1, the enemy will deal tick damage by blue flames.
As the stages are progressed, the bar gains a darker shade of blue, and when it is filled, it will start switching from an array of rainbow colors.
When the bar is full, the user will be able to transform, which will take 1/3 of their bar. When transformed, the user cannot passively gain tails unless they deal damage with the fruit's moves. The user will lose tails if they miss moves or get damaged and will be untransformed when their tails run out.
Tiger: Fire Meter[]
The wielder has a meter which they start gaining during their transformation passively (faster by landing Tiger's moves). This allows the user to use [C] 's held/cutscene variant at 75% Fire Meter, and their Blazing Form at 100% (Full meter).
Tips & Tricks[]
- It is good to return to base form after using up about 3/5 of the Fury Meter so the user can transform again in a shorter time.
- This does not apply to Dragon since the user needs to deal damage to refill the red Fury meter.
- Using a skill while being transformed may cost the player's Meter if they do not land the skills successfully.
- If the player uses Fury Meter in Transformed Form, they should remember that they should use as many skills as possible because just staying in Transformed Form will drain their Fury Meter, although they should try to land the moves as effectively as possible.
- This is not the case for Dragon though since its meter will only drain whenever the user uses a move or takes damage.
- The only way to fill Dragon fruit's red Fury meter is to deal damage.
- It is recommended to use Kitsune Mask for fruits with a fury meter.
- It does have effect on Dragon's orange Fury meter, but becomes effectively useless in filling it's red meter.
Notes[]
- Dragon, Venom, T-Rex are the only fruits with the Fury Meter.
- Users can only transform when Fury Meter is full.
- Using skills while transformed will deplete a lot of Fury Meter.
- While transformed, it will slowly drain a little amount of Fury Meter (not including T-Rex and Dragon).
- T-Rex is the first fruit that has a passive that adds fury to the meter when damaging opponents while transformed, meaning that it allows the user to spam their moves infinitely if they hit enemies. Second being Dragon.
- Tanking damage with the Dragon (classic) fruit before the update, while transformed, added some fury to the meter.
- Quickly transformation spamming is not possible. However, Phoenix does not have this mechanic.
Trivia[]
- The Kitsune Mask is the only item in game that increases the speed of the passive Fury Meter regeneration speed.
- The Fury Meter is often misspelled as Furry Meter. The word fury means a violent anger on the internet, on the other hand, the word furry describes something covered in fur.
- Buddha, Phoenix, Mammoth and Yeti are the only beast fruits that do not have a Fury Meter.
Change History[]
Released in Update 13