Getting Superhuman in Blox Fruits feels a little like earning a black belt while your wallet cries in the corner. It is fast, flashy, useful for PvP, and still one of the most recognizable fighting styles in the game. But unlike beginner fighting styles, Superhuman is not something you grab by talking to a random NPC with pocket change and good vibes. You need the right fighting styles, the right Mastery levels, enough money, and access to the right sea.
The good news? The process is simple once you break it down. The bad news? “Simple” does not always mean “instant.” You will need to train four different fighting styles to 300 Mastery each, save 3,000,000 Beli, and find the Martial Arts Master. Think of it as a gym membership, a treasure hunt, and a patience test all rolled into one very punchy package.
This quick and easy guide explains exactly how to unlock Superhuman in Blox Fruits, where to find the required NPCs, how much everything costs, how to farm Mastery faster, and whether Superhuman is still worth getting before moving toward Godhuman. Let’s get your character punching like they drank three energy drinks and read a martial arts manual backward.
What Is Superhuman in Blox Fruits?
Superhuman is a fighting style in Blox Fruits that focuses on speed, mobility, knockback, combo potential, and strong single-target pressure. It is available in the Second Sea and Third Sea, which means new First Sea players cannot unlock it immediately. You must progress far enough in the game before the Martial Arts Master will become relevant to your journey.
Players often chase Superhuman because it feels smooth in combat. Its moves are quick, aggressive, and satisfying to use, especially when paired with good movement and clean combos. While newer fighting styles like Godhuman may outshine it later, Superhuman remains a major stepping stone for many players. It also teaches you one of the most important lessons in Blox Fruits: grinding one style is easy; grinding four styles is where your patience gets promoted to manager.
Superhuman Requirements in Blox Fruits
To get Superhuman, you need to meet all of the following requirements:
- Access to the Second Sea or Third Sea
- 300 Mastery in Dark Step
- 300 Mastery in Electric
- 300 Mastery in Water Kung Fu
- 300 Mastery in Dragon Breath
- 3,000,000 Beli
That is the entire checklist. No secret fruit. No mysterious moon ritual. No need to defeat a boss while standing on one leg. Just four fighting styles, 300 Mastery on each, and a very large pile of Beli.
Important Note About Mastery
Mastery is separate from your player level. You gain Mastery for a fighting style by defeating enemies while using that fighting style. If you switch to a fruit, sword, or another fighting style for the final hit, the Mastery goes somewhere else. In other words, if you are training Electric, do not let your fruit steal the spotlight like a dramatic theater kid.
Step 1: Reach the Second Sea
You cannot buy Superhuman in the First Sea. To unlock access to the Second Sea, you normally need to reach level 700 and complete the required questline that sends you forward. Once you enter the Second Sea, the real Superhuman grind begins.
If you are already in the Third Sea, even better. You can still get Superhuman there by visiting the Martial Arts Master at Castle on the Sea. But for most players, the first realistic chance to buy Superhuman comes in the Second Sea at Snow Mountain.
Step 2: Learn Dark Step
Dark Step is one of the four fighting styles required for Superhuman. It is usually one of the earliest fighting styles players buy because it is available in the First Sea and costs much less than later styles.
How to Get Dark Step
- Teacher: Dark Step Teacher
- Cost: 150,000 Beli
- Requirement for Superhuman: 300 Mastery
Buy Dark Step, equip it, and train it until it reaches 300 Mastery. If you already trained it earlier, congratulations. Past you was accidentally helpful. Send past you a mental thank-you note.
Step 3: Learn Electric
Electric is another required fighting style. It costs more than Dark Step, but it is still manageable compared with the final 3,000,000 Beli price tag for Superhuman.
How to Get Electric
- Teacher: Mad Scientist
- Cost: 500,000 Beli
- Requirement for Superhuman: 300 Mastery
Electric has quick attacks and can be enjoyable to train if you like fast melee combat. The key is consistency. Equip Electric, fight enemies around your level, and make sure Electric gets the final hits so the Mastery goes where it belongs.
Step 4: Learn Water Kung Fu
Water Kung Fu is one of the best required styles to train because many players already like it for grinding. It has fast attacks and feels practical during regular leveling. If the other styles feel like chores, Water Kung Fu is the chore with music playing in the background.
How to Get Water Kung Fu
- Teacher: Water Kung-fu Teacher
- Cost: 750,000 Beli
- Requirement for Superhuman: 300 Mastery
The Water Kung-fu Teacher can be found in multiple seas, including the Underwater City area in the First Sea, Hot and Cold in the Second Sea, and Castle on the Sea in the Third Sea. Once you purchase Water Kung Fu, train it to 300 Mastery like the others.
Step 5: Learn Dragon Breath
Dragon Breath is slightly different because it requires Fragments instead of Beli. You buy it from Sabi in the Second Sea, so this is one requirement you cannot fully complete while still in the First Sea.
How to Get Dragon Breath
- Teacher: Sabi
- Location: Kingdom of Rose in the Second Sea
- Cost: 1,500 Fragments
- Requirement for Superhuman: 300 Mastery
Fragments can be earned through various activities, such as raids and other Second Sea content. If you are low on Fragments, focus on building your account strength first. Dragon Breath is mandatory for Superhuman, so there is no clever shortcut around it. The Martial Arts Master is not impressed by excuses, even stylish ones.
Step 6: Train All Four Fighting Styles to 300 Mastery
This is the longest part of unlocking Superhuman. You need 300 Mastery each on Dark Step, Electric, Water Kung Fu, and Dragon Breath. Not 300 total. Not 299 and a motivational speech. Each style must reach 300.
Fastest Ways to Farm Mastery
The most efficient way to farm Mastery is to fight enemies and bosses that give strong experience while making sure your target fighting style gets the final hit. Boss farming can be especially useful because bosses usually reward more Mastery than normal enemies. Server hopping can also help if you are hunting bosses and do not want to stand around waiting like a confused statue.
Another smart strategy is to weaken enemies with your strongest damage source, then finish them with the fighting style you are training. For example, you can use your fruit to lower an enemy’s health, then switch to Dragon Breath for the final hit. This saves time while still feeding Mastery to the correct style.
Best Practical Mastery Tips
- Train one fighting style at a time instead of constantly switching.
- Use quests near your level so you gain player experience and Mastery together.
- Fight bosses when possible for better Mastery rewards.
- Use XP boosts from active codes when available.
- Finish enemies with the fighting style you are leveling.
- Consider training styles beyond 300 if you plan to unlock Godhuman later.
If you are planning ahead, pushing some fighting styles to 400 Mastery can help later because Godhuman has tougher requirements. But if your immediate goal is Superhuman, stop at 300 for each required style and move to the next step.
Step 7: Save 3,000,000 Beli
Once your Mastery requirements are done, you still need 3,000,000 Beli to purchase Superhuman. That is not pocket money. That is “I hope you did your quests” money.
The best way to earn Beli depends on your level and sea, but regular questing, boss farming, Sea Beast hunting, and efficient grinding routes can all help. Avoid spending heavily on things you do not need while working toward Superhuman. Yes, that random shiny item may look tempting. No, your wallet is not ready for emotional purchases.
How to Save Beli Faster
- Complete quests consistently instead of wandering without a plan.
- Farm bosses that you can defeat quickly.
- Join friends for higher-level content if your account can survive it.
- Avoid buying unnecessary weapons, accessories, or styles during the grind.
- Use efficient fruits or fighting styles for farming before switching back to Mastery training.
Once you have 3,000,000 Beli, do not spend it five minutes before visiting the Martial Arts Master. This sounds obvious, but every Blox Fruits player has made at least one financial decision that deserves a courtroom hearing.
Step 8: Find the Martial Arts Master
After you have 300 Mastery in all four required fighting styles and 3,000,000 Beli, it is time to visit the Martial Arts Master.
Martial Arts Master Locations
- Second Sea: Snow Mountain
- Third Sea: Castle on the Sea
In the Second Sea, the Martial Arts Master is located at Snow Mountain. Many players miss him because he is not standing in the most obvious place waving a giant “BUY SUPERHUMAN HERE” sign. Look carefully around the mountain area, especially around hidden or tucked-away sections. In the Third Sea, you can find him at Castle on the Sea.
Talk to the Martial Arts Master after meeting all requirements. If everything is complete, you can purchase Superhuman for 3,000,000 Beli. If he refuses, check your Mastery levels again. One of your styles may be sitting at 299, laughing at your pain.
Superhuman Moves and Mastery Unlocks
After buying Superhuman, you still need to train it to unlock its moves. Like other fighting styles, its abilities become available at specific Mastery levels.
Superhuman Move List
- Z – Beast Owl Pounce: Unlocks at 110 Mastery. A fast mobility attack that can chase or engage targets.
- X – Thunder Clap: Unlocks at 220 Mastery. A powerful area-style move that can hit nearby enemies and help pressure opponents.
- C – Conqueror Gun: Unlocks at 330 Mastery. A fast forward strike with strong knockback and combo potential.
Superhuman feels best when you use it aggressively. Beast Owl Pounce and Conqueror Gun can help with movement, while Thunder Clap gives you pressure when enemies are close. The style is especially popular for players who like quick PvP exchanges, bounty hunting, and combo setups.
Is Superhuman Good for Grinding?
Superhuman can work for grinding, but it is not always the best farming style. Some of its moves focus heavily on single-target pressure and knockback, which can make enemy grouping less comfortable. If your goal is pure grinding efficiency, other options may feel smoother depending on your build and fruit.
That said, Superhuman is not useless for PvE. It has strong mobility, good damage, and fast attacks. It is more accurate to say that Superhuman shines brighter in PvP and combo play than in relaxed farming. For grinding, it can do the job. For stylishly deleting one target like you have a personal grudge, it performs much better.
Is Superhuman Worth It in Blox Fruits?
Yes, Superhuman is worth getting, especially if you are in the Second Sea and want a strong fighting style before advancing toward Godhuman. It is also useful because Superhuman itself becomes part of the broader progression path for players who eventually want stronger advanced fighting styles.
However, it is not the final destination forever. Many experienced players eventually move toward Godhuman because it is stronger and more modern. Still, Superhuman is a valuable milestone. It teaches movement, combo timing, and melee pressure. It also makes you feel like your character finally upgraded from “enthusiastic puncher” to “anime training arc survivor.”
Common Mistakes When Trying to Get Superhuman
Only Training One Fighting Style
Some players grind one style to 300 and then wonder why they cannot buy Superhuman. You need all four: Dark Step, Electric, Water Kung Fu, and Dragon Breath.
Forgetting About Dragon Breath
Dragon Breath requires Fragments, so it is easy to forget while focusing on Beli. Plan for the 1,500 Fragment cost early.
Spending the 3,000,000 Beli Too Soon
Do not buy random items right before unlocking Superhuman. Save your money until the purchase is complete.
Letting Fruits or Swords Take the Final Hit
If another damage source gets the final hit, your fighting style may not receive the Mastery you wanted. Use other attacks to weaken enemies, but finish with the style you are training.
Expecting Superhuman to Be the Best at Everything
Superhuman is strong, but it is not perfect. It is best for mobility, combos, and PvP-style pressure. For farming, some players may prefer other options.
Quick Superhuman Checklist
- Reach the Second Sea or Third Sea.
- Buy Dark Step and train it to 300 Mastery.
- Buy Electric and train it to 300 Mastery.
- Buy Water Kung Fu and train it to 300 Mastery.
- Buy Dragon Breath from Sabi for 1,500 Fragments and train it to 300 Mastery.
- Save 3,000,000 Beli.
- Find the Martial Arts Master at Snow Mountain or Castle on the Sea.
- Buy Superhuman and start training it.
Extra Experience: What It Feels Like to Grind for Superhuman
Getting Superhuman is one of those Blox Fruits goals that looks simple on paper but feels much bigger once you actually start. At first, you may think, “Okay, four fighting styles to 300 Mastery. No problem.” Then you start training the second one and realize your character is basically enrolled in a full-time martial arts university with unpaid overtime.
The best experience comes when you treat the grind like a project instead of a random activity. Start with the style you already have the most Mastery on. If your Dark Step is already at 180, finish that first. Seeing one requirement completed gives you motivation. It is like cleaning one corner of a messy room: the rest is still chaos, but at least one corner is proud of you.
For many players, Water Kung Fu feels the easiest to train because its attacks are fast and practical. Electric can also feel smooth once you get used to its rhythm. Dark Step may feel a little older compared with later styles, but it is not terrible if you train it against enemies you can defeat quickly. Dragon Breath is often the style that makes players slow down because it requires Fragments first, then Mastery afterward. My advice: do not leave Dragon Breath for the very end if you already know you dislike Fragment farming. Get it early, then train it in smaller sessions.
A good routine is to pick one style per session. For example, spend one session pushing Electric from 210 to 260, then another session taking it from 260 to 300. Breaking the grind into chunks keeps it from feeling endless. If you try to do everything at once, your brain may start making dial-up internet noises.
Boss farming is usually more exciting than normal enemy farming because it gives better rewards and feels less repetitive. However, if bosses are too crowded or hard to find, regular quests are still useful. The trick is to avoid wasting time between fights. Choose an area where enemies spawn close together, where you can survive comfortably, and where you do not need to sail halfway across the map every time something goes wrong.
Another helpful habit is to keep checking your Mastery after each farming run. Nothing is worse than grinding for an hour and realizing you accidentally used the wrong fighting style for half the final hits. That moment hurts. It is not dramatic enough for a movie scene, but emotionally, it deserves rain and sad piano music.
Once you finally meet the requirements and buy Superhuman, the reward feels satisfying because you know you earned it. The style immediately feels faster and more exciting than many earlier options. Beast Owl Pounce gives you movement, Thunder Clap adds pressure, and Conqueror Gun feels like your character just remembered they are the main character. Even if you eventually upgrade to Godhuman, Superhuman remains a memorable milestone because it marks the point where your account starts feeling more advanced.
The biggest lesson? Do not rush so hard that the game becomes a job. Train efficiently, use boosts when available, and keep your goal visible. Superhuman is not impossible; it is just a grind with a fancy name and a 3,000,000 Beli entrance fee. Stay consistent, and sooner or later, the Martial Arts Master will stop rejecting you and start taking your money like every respectable NPC in an RPG.
Conclusion
Learning how to get Superhuman in Blox Fruits is mostly about preparation. You need 300 Mastery in Dark Step, Electric, Water Kung Fu, and Dragon Breath, plus 3,000,000 Beli and access to the Second Sea or Third Sea. Once those requirements are complete, visit the Martial Arts Master at Snow Mountain or Castle on the Sea and buy the fighting style.
Superhuman is fast, mobile, and fun, especially for players who enjoy PvP, combos, and aggressive melee combat. It may not be the best farming style forever, and it may eventually be replaced by Godhuman, but it is still a powerful and worthwhile milestone. Train smart, save your Beli, finish enemies with the correct style, and do not let a 299 Mastery requirement ruin your day.
Note: This article is written for web publishing in standard American English and is based on current Blox Fruits gameplay information available at the time of writing.
