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Pain - is one of the Legendary fruits in the game and is of the Natural type.

Release Date: Update 19 (2023).

A-Tier

Pain

[Natural]

Score: 95/130 [?]

Contents:

1. Strength Guide & Scales
2. Passive Abilities
3. Abilities & Showcase
4. Tier-List

When to Eat?

Pain Fruit is best eaten on the islands of the Second Sea or Third Sea, where there are plenty of enemies for farming mastery and levels.

Haunted Castle (Second Sea) is ideal for eating here because the island is full of skeletons and ghosts in the castle.

You can also easily spam Z and X to build your Pain Meter and mastery. The ghosts' AoE damage will be great for clearing out crowds of mobs.

Castle on the Sea (Third Sea, central hub) - Eat here before raids, there's a factory and bosses nearby, and Pain can awaken right here. The island is also usually crowded with players for PvP encounters.

These islands are ideal for Pain because they allow you to level up and practice your ranged combat and crowd control skills.

Also, don't count on going to the First Sea (such as Jungle or Pirate Village) with Pain, because there are always few mobs there, and no bosses to speed up awakening.

Is Strong in:

Damage [S-Tier], PvP [A+Tier], Range [A+Tier]

Mastery Requirements

High Mastery

Special Features

Pain uses energy attacks, works with energy, absorbs damage into the Pain Meter for buffs, and constantly spawns Pain Ghosts, which help you hit enemies and refill your Pain Meter.

You gain a Ghost if you're killed while resurrected, but if the Ghost has unlimited resurrection time, you'll only have 30 seconds to finish off an enemy. Upon resurrection, you'll receive a damage bonus, a speed buff, and reduced cooldowns.

Pain is very strong in AoE and PvP, and deals devastating, very powerful damage, which is immediately felt by your enemies.

Pain is also strong in PvP thanks to its stuns and excellent range – it works effectively across almost the entire map, hitting almost any enemy.

Pain will perform well against bounty hunters and groups of enemies.

Overall, it's a very powerful fruit, roughly equal in power to Gravity and Venom.

He'll perform poorly against Kitsune and doesn't always fare well against Spirit, although he's also roughly equal.

Pain can perform well against Portal due to Portal's weak damage & due Pain's range. He's also significantly stronger than Spider, even in PvP, which is Spider's strong point.

Where to Find & How to get?

Blox Fruit Dealer ($2,300,000 or R$2,200).

Rare in Third Sea & also at stock ~5%.

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Control

Pain: Strength Guide

S-S+

9-10

A-A+

7-8

B-B+

5-6

C-C+

3-4

D-D+

1-2

PvP

Player vs Player: 8/10 - An excellent choice for PvP from all points of view. Multi-target, as well as a large range on all skills. Pain just has a killer damage because of which this fruit has become a favorite of many players. Torturing Pulse and Agony Nuke is what will make your opponent a fried patty.

A+Tier

Grinding

Grinding: 6/10 - A good, but not ideal, choice for grinding. Excellent stun abilities and combo potential. However, Pain has a catch: it's a truly powerful fruit, but it requires mastery. It requires skill to wield, as inexperienced hands it doesn't reach its full potential and can be a weak tool overall.

B+Tier

AOE

Area of Effect: 9/10 - Agony Nuke and Torment Warp are excellent choices for area-of-effect fights. Pain is very strong fruit in AoE.

S-Tier

ATK

Attack: 7/10 - A good choice for passing the game excellent qualities in mobility and ability to combo attacks, a powerful damage and low cooldowns. The pain is really strong fruit in the attack.

A-Tier

DMG

Damage: 9/10 - Pain produces incredible results in both area-of-effect and single-target damage, as the absorbed Pain Ghosts fill the Pain meter, which enhances your normal attacks, reduces cooldowns, and can increase your speed.

S-Tier

DEF

Defense: 7/10 - Rage Release, Torturing Pulse, or Torment Warp for knocking back waves of mobs—what will you choose for your defensive options? Pain is a good choice for defense at all stages of the game.

A-Tier

Knockback

Knockback: 7/10 - Minimal knockback issues are very helpful in combat for offensive and defensive actions and AoE attacks.

A-Tier

Cooldown

Cooldown: 6/10 - Excellent cooldown figures in Last Stand mode, but in normal formations the fruit is not as mobile and fast.

B+Tier

Range

Range: 8/10 - Cool range for those who love long-range attacks and control of the combat zone. Fury Jab is somewhat reminiscent of Tiger's Spiraling Kick at the lows.

A+Tier

Mobility

Mobility: 7/10 -

A-Tier

Combos

Combo potential: 7/10 - Pain allows you to make killer and quite beautiful and long combos.

A-Tier

Seas

On the Seas: 7/10 - An excellent choice for use in the Seas. Its area-of-effect attacks, relatively low knockback, and damage conversion from incoming hits make it invaluable against bosses, including those like Leviathan. Torturing Pulse and Agony Nuke will look great against sea monsters.

A-Tier

rated chart:

Overall score:

95/130

A-Tier

*This way, you'll be able to see the strengths and weaknesses of the Pain, as well as clearly understand where this fruit is strongest, what it's useful for, and when, so you can create your own build correctly. Also, pay attention to the fruit VS comparison section - here you can clearly compare all the fruits with each other.

Passive:

Pain Meter, Last Stand, Pain Ghosts

Pain Meter - A passive pain meter that fills when taking damage and absorbing Pain Ghosts. A full meter increases normal attack damage and reduces skill cooldowns.

Last Stand - After losing all health, you enter a special state. Damage is reduced by 60%, skill cooldowns are reduced by 60%, and M1 damage is nearly doubled.

Pain Ghosts - Each time the user misses a Z, X, C, or F move, they appear as a Pain Ghost with a sinister smile.

Pain Abilities: Showcase

Normal Attack

Punches like in professional boxing. Two hooks and an uppercut in mid-air. Afterward, the enemy receives a strong knockback when they take damage. Excellent for PvP and PvE and as a combo element.

Instinct-Trickable: YES

Breaks Instinct: YES

Fury Jab

Release a Pain Phantom that flies quickly toward the target, damaging the enemy as it explodes. Holding the key releases a series of Pain Phantoms.

Instinct-Trickable: YES

Cooldown:

Norm: 8 / Pain Meter: 6 / Last Stand: 2.5 seconds.

Energy: 40

Breaks Instinct: YES

Rage Release

Destroys the enemy with strikes accompanied by bright energy and explosions. If you hold the key, you fly up to the enemy, lifting them up for even more powerful damage. Afterwards, an energy finisher follows on the ground. Very good for PvP and combos.

Instinct-Trickable: YES

Cooldown:

Norm: 12 / Pain Meter: 9.5 / Last Stand: 4 seconds.

Energy: 60

Breaks Instinct: NO

Agony Nuke

A very powerful energy blast with a radius that's simply impossible to escape. If you hold it down, the radius changes to a direct energy strike. Both moves are great for AoE and crowd control. Can also be used defensively.

Instinct-Trickable: NO

Cooldown:

Norm: 19 / Pain Meter: 15 / Last Stand: 6 seconds.

Energy: 80

Breaks Instinct: YES

Torturing Pulse

You form and release a huge ball of energy. If you press the key briefly, it flies at your enemy and explodes on impact, dealing heavy damage. Afterwards, additional damage is dealt for a short time, making your enemy appear to be on fire. A long press does the same thing, but upon impact, the ball changes to the face of the Pain Spectre. The damage is greater.

Instinct-Trickable: YES

Cooldown:

Norm: 25 / Pain Meter: 25 / Last Stand: 25 seconds.

Energy: 100

Breaks Instinct: YES