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Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 Guide: Spooky Gacha, Zioles, the Potion Witch Potions, and the Flame Door Boss
Quick Summary
  • Blox Bulletin #025, published October 17, 2026, confirms a 2026 Blox Fruits Halloween event landing on Halloween itself, Saturday October 31. Gamer Robot has not announced a time or an end date.
  • The Harvest Moon and the trick-or-treating doors come back, but the currency changes. Zioles runs a Spooky Gacha that only takes Spooky Tokens, and the bulletin never mentions Candy Corn.
  • The Potion Witch returns in three seas with last year's potions plus two unnamed new ones, all paid in fish and materials.
  • A new boss waits behind burning doors, described only as a "towering creature wreathed in flame". No name, level, HP or drop table has been confirmed.
  • It is confirmed, but it has no update number. The Blox Fruits wiki's update list ends at Update 30 and Gamer Robot has not assigned a number to the Halloween event, so treat any site calling it Update 31 or Update 32 as guessing.
  • The rumors that circulate before every Blox Fruits Halloween event, a Venom or Shadow rework, appear nowhere in Bulletin #025. Treat any price spike on those fruits as hype, not news.
  • Until the event ships, last year's Update 28 is the only version of this loop anyone can read in detail, and its numbers are worth keeping in mind: a 500 Candy Corn spin, a 10 minute hourly window, and a level 3000 raid boss with 215,000 HP.
What Bulletin #025 actually says

Gamer Robot publishes a newsletter roughly every two weeks under the name Blox Bulletin. Issue 025 went up on October 17, 2026 with the title "Doors Reopen, a Witch's New Brews, Haunted Collections, and Something Burning Below...". It is four in-universe stories written by characters, and every fact below comes out of those four stories rather than out of a patch notes page.

The first story is the date. It says that strange doors have started appearing in the towns again, that the Harvest Moon is back, and that players can trick-or-treat, then closes with the line telling everyone to gather their friends "on Halloween". That is the whole scheduling commitment. Saturday October 31, 2026, no time given, no end date given.

The live build right now is still Update 30. When I checked the Roblox Games API for universe 994732206 on October 23, the page description still opened with "OUT NOW: Magnet + Sea 1 + MORE", the fruit list still ended at Dragon, and the build stamp still read October 22, 2026. Nothing has shipped yet.

The four 2026 additions

Trick-or-treating is confirmed back. The bulletin says "plenty of familiar faces are expected to return" alongside "even more strange encounters", which reads as last year's door rooms returning with new rooms mixed in.

The second story adds two things that did not exist in 2025. Players are being "challenged to all sorts of unusual games", with the bulletin naming creatures running down hallways and a deck of Tarot cards. The Jack O' Lanterns this year are alive, so expect wandering pumpkin enemies around the towns rather than decoration.

The third story is the Potion Witch. Her exact line is that "last year's brews have returned, along with two new concoctions that she's dying to test on anyone who wanders too close". The two new potions have no names, no effects and no prices in the bulletin.

The fourth story is the one players care about most. Residents have vanished near doors surrounded by an unnatural flame, and the few who looked inside describe a towering creature wreathed in flame. The bulletin ends by warning players to stay clear of any door engulfed in strange flames, and by saying that last year's Werewolf may have been the least of our worries.

Spooky Gacha: what the currency change means

The bulletin names Zioles and Spooky Tokens in one sentence: "Zioles has opened a Spooky Gacha, and he's only accepting Spooky Tokens." The rewards he lists are free potions, new accessories, profile backgrounds and a mystery grand prize. That is the entire specification. Spin cost, spin cap per hour, drop odds and the prize pool are all unannounced.

Here is why that sentence matters more than it looks. In 2025 the Halloween Gacha Dealer was paid in Candy Corn, at 500 per spin, capped at four spins an hour. Bulletin #025 does not mention Candy Corn once, so the 2026 spin cost is unknown and any Candy Corn still sitting in an inventory is not confirmed as spendable currency this year.

Zioles is not a new character. He is the ordinary Blox Fruit Gacha NPC, and the Blox Fruits wiki notes he moved to Middle Town in Update 30. The 2025 Halloween Gacha Dealer had its own NPC, found in Middle Town, the Café and the Mansion, one location per sea. Whether the Spooky Gacha follows that same three-sea layout has not been stated.

Last year's event as the working reference

At the time of writing the 2026 Halloween event has not shipped, so the numbers below are last year's. They are the best working reference available, and the 2026 bulletin confirms the loop returns. It arrived in 2025 as Update 28, the Tiger Update, on October 31, 2025.

The Harvest Moon ran every hour at XX:00 UTC and lasted ten minutes. While it was up you could knock on doors outside buildings in all three Seas. Each door gave a treat or a trick that summoned enemies.
  • Cursed Skeleton room: 4 Cursed Skeletons, 3 Candy Corn per kill, 12 total.
  • Necromancer room: 4 Vampires, 6 per kill, 24 total.
  • Gorilla King room: 4 Gorillas, 8 per kill, 32 total.
  • Red Commander room: 4 Oni Soldiers, 11 per kill, 44 total.
  • Rip Commander room: 4 Celestial Soldiers, 11 per kill, 44 total.
  • Yeti room: 4 Snowmen, 12 per kill, 48 total.
  • Bandit Quest Giver: 5 Candy Corn, Awakenings Expert: 7, Barista Cousin: 10.
  • Death and Suizei: 25 per vampire, 75 for the three-vampire choice and 150 for the six-vampire choice.
  • rip_return: refusing his dialogue spawned a level 2800 boss with four lives that dropped 50 Candy Corn.
  • Unbound Werewolf: some doors opened a portal to the Observatory for a level 3000 raid boss with 215,000 HP, dropping 400 Candy Corn, a Candy Concoction potion, and 75,000 Bounty or Honor if yours was under 2.5M.
The wiki notes that most trick rooms paid out less than the treats did, so knocking on the right door mattered more than knocking on many doors.

The Potion Witch's 2025 stock

In 2025 the Witch stood at the center of Middle Town in the First Sea, inside the Café in the Second Sea, and outside the Mansion in the Third Sea. She sold throwable AoE potions paid for with fish plus one material, and the 2026 bulletin confirms her return.
  • Disguise Elixir, turns nearby players into a random boss for a set period: 1 Fish Tail plus 1 Common fish.
  • Suspicious Growth Potion, randomly grows or shrinks nearby players: 1 Radioactive Material plus 1 Uncommon fish.
  • Big Head Elixir: 1 Common fish plus 1 Uncommon fish.
  • Pumpkin Potion: 1 Bone plus 1 Rare fish.
  • Lava Bomb Elixir, creates a magma puddle that deals AoE damage: 1 Gunpowder plus Common, Uncommon and Rare fish.
  • Monster Mash Elixir, makes nearby players dance: 30 Ectoplasm plus 1 Common fish.
  • Candy Concoction, the odd one out: not sold at all. It dropped from the Unbound Werewolf and gave Candy Corn.
Rumour, stated plainly

Two claims have been circulating ahead of this event. The first is a Venom rework or a Shadow rework shipping with the Halloween update. Bulletin #025 does not mention Venom, Shadow or any fruit at all, so there is no developer statement behind that claim. One community reading has Venom's trade value climbing on the rumour alone, which is a reason to be careful paying a rework premium rather than a reason to expect the rework.

The second claim is that the new boss has a confirmed name and level. It does not. A leak article from October 19 was still describing the boss as an unconfirmed creature, and one secondary guide found an internal page label reading "Hellrider" in the bulletin's own code. That label is not an announced name, and the boss's level, HP, drops and whether it is a raid boss are all unknown.

What is genuinely known about the boss is only that it sits behind flame-covered doors, that residents have gone missing near them, and that the bulletin compares it unfavourably to the 2025 Werewolf. If the comparison is honest, it is a step above a level 3000 raid boss with 215,000 HP. That is inference from the bulletin's own wording, not a stated stat.

Preparation checklist
  1. Get your level up now. The 2025 raid boss was level 3000 and the rip_return boss was level 2800. Trick-or-treating works at any level, the big drops do not.
  2. Fill your inventory with fish and the materials the Witch takes: Fish Tail, Radioactive Material, Bones, Gunpowder and Ectoplasm. If the returning potions keep their 2025 prices, you will spend the whole event on these.
  3. Plan around XX:00 UTC. If the Harvest Moon keeps its 2025 schedule, each event window is ten minutes long, so be standing in a town a minute before the hour.
  4. Bring a group. The 2025 raid boss had 215,000 HP and despawned if the group failed to kill it in time, and this year's bulletin tells you to gather your friends.
  5. Do not buy a fruit for a boss whose resistances are unknown. Wait for the first kill videos on launch day.
  6. Do not trade into Venom or Shadow on a rework rumour, and do not price any Spooky Gacha accessory until the drop rates are published.
FAQ

When does the Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 update come out?
Saturday October 31, 2026. Bulletin #025 says "on Halloween" and gives no launch time. The 2025 event went live at 15:00 UTC on October 31, so that hour is the best guess available, but it is a guess.

What time does the Blox Fruits Halloween event start?
Not announced. The only timing detail that exists is the 2025 Harvest Moon schedule of every hour at XX:00 UTC for ten minutes.

Is there a Blox Fruits Halloween event in 2026?
Yes. Gamer Robot confirmed it in Blox Bulletin #025 on October 17, 2026. Trick-or-treating, the Potion Witch and the Harvest Moon all return, with new mini-games, living Jack O' Lanterns, a Spooky Gacha and a fire boss added.

What is the Spooky Gacha in Blox Fruits?
A 2026 event gacha run by Zioles, the Blox Fruit Gacha NPC. It only accepts Spooky Tokens and pays out free potions, new accessories, profile backgrounds and a mystery grand prize. Spin cost, hourly cap and odds are unannounced.

Does Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 have a new boss?
Yes. A towering creature wreathed in flame waits behind doors surrounded by an unnatural flame. Its name, level, HP, drops and whether it is a raid boss have not been confirmed by the developers.

Is the Venom rework coming with the Blox Fruits Halloween update?
No official source says so. Bulletin #025 does not mention Venom, Shadow or any other fruit, so the rework talk is rumour only.

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