Blizzard Fruit

Player vs Player: 7/10 - Blizzard is considered a fairly strong PvP fruit. Its powerful and often stunning skills are complemented by high damage and the ability to freeze opponents, as well as excellent combo attack capabilities. However, Blizzard sometimes lacks mobility. Other drawbacks for PvP include long cooldowns and unpleasant knockback.

Grinding: 7/10 - In terms of farming and grinding, Blizzard looks a bit stronger than for PvP and PvE due to its AoE potential and damage, as well as crowd control and shock freezes on your enemies.

Area of Effect: 8/10 - AoE and crowd damage are Blizzard's strong points, thanks to her ranged and damaging skills. Try out Howling Wind or Blizzard Domain with White Out.

Attack: 6/10 -

Damage: 6/10 - Blizzard is capable of delivering above-average damage to enemies, but still falls short of the top fruits in the game.

Defense: 7/10 -

Knockback: 5/10 - The knockback is moderate, not extreme. Overall, it's average, but even this knockback can negatively impact grinding and long combos.

Cooldown: 5/10 - Blizzard's cooldowns aren't too long, but they're nowhere near as long as the most powerful fruits. For example, skills: C (Howling Wind) - about 15 seconds, V (Blizzard Domain) - 22 seconds, F (Tornado Flight) - 6 seconds.

Range: 7/10 - Excellent range for almost all skills, plus the ability to move through the air via Tornado Flight (F).

Mobility: 6/10 -

Combo potential: 7/10 - Everything is good with combos, but average knockback stats can hinder long combos.

On the Seas: 8/10 - Blizzard will be effective in sea monster hunting and raids thanks to its powerful area-of-effect damage, flight, and crowd control. V (Blizzard Domain) and F (Tornado Flight) will help with AoE and crowd damage, as well as in raids.