Blox Fruits Halloween 2026: Dates, Spooky Gacha and Hellfire

Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 runs from 31 October to 15 November, bringing trick-or-treat doors, spooky minigames, a seasonal Gacha and the Hellfire mutation for Gas. The event ends at 1am GMT on Sunday, 15 November in the UK, so Saturday night is the last chance to play before it closes.

This year’s Halloween event is about more than opening a prize menu. The Harvest Moon brings strange doors to explore, Zioles has rewards to roll for, and the Potion Witch returns with new brews. Gamer Robot also showed living Jack O’Lanterns and a fire-filled boss encounter. Here’s what you can do and which rewards are worth checking before the deadline.

Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 Start and End Dates

These are the dates listed on the official Roblox event. The UK has already moved to GMT, so no daylight-saving adjustment is needed. The closing time is just after midnight on Saturday, 14 November. It is not the end of Sunday evening.

You join Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 inside the usual Roblox experience. There is no separate Halloween game to download or character to create. Your normal fruit, items and progress are still part of the same game.

Trick-or-Treat Doors, the Oni Hallway and Tarot Cards

The returning Harvest Moon is at the centre of trick-or-treating. Look for the seasonal doors that appear around town during the event and interact with them. Different doors lead to different visitors, enemies and challenges. These encounters give you something to do besides farming the Gacha prize.

One of the new minigames takes place in a hallway with six numbered doors. An Oni-like creature moves between the rooms, and the Mysterious Scientist asks which room it reached. Watch the movement, then select the room where the creature ended up. Gamer Robot’s showcase shows 10 Spooky Tokens awarded for a correct answer. The solution is based on the movement in your own run, not a single door number everyone can copy.

The Tarot encounter works differently. Speak to the Witch offering a fortune reading, turn over cards and try to find matching pictures. The card game is one Halloween activity; the Potion Witch’s brewing menu is another.

If you played last year, don’t assume every Halloween door follows the same sequence. Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 adds new challenges, and the numbered hallway is meant to be watched rather than memorised from an old video.

Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 Spooky Gacha and Hellfire Rewards

Zioles handles the Spooky Gacha. In Gamer Robot’s 29 October showcase, his menu offered a Halloween roll for 500 Spooky Tokens. That is the price displayed in the official preview; always follow the amount on the current in-game screen when spending event currency.

The prize screen showed physical fruits, 12 limited accessories, five profile backgrounds, two event potions and the grand prize: Gas Hellfire [Mutation]. The numbers shown for accessories and backgrounds refer to the collection, not your chance of getting each item. The developer’s preview did not give a published drop-rate table or a guaranteed number of rolls for Hellfire.

Hellfire is a mutation for the existing Gas fruit, not a new fruit named Hellfire. The official showcase demonstrates a fiery transformation and changed attacks. Our Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit vs Gas guide compares the normal fruit abilities if you’re deciding which to play outside the event.

The Spooky Tokens displayed in the preview are Halloween currency, distinct from Beli used for regular fruit purchases. In Blox Fruits Halloween 2026, the Gacha is where the special mutation is shown as a grand prize. Buying an ordinary Gas fruit is not the same as winning its mutation.

The Potion Witch and Two New Halloween Brews

The Potion Witch returns with two new brews, according to Gamer Robot’s October bulletin. The showcase features appearance-swapping and floating effects alongside a larger crafting menu that includes returning potions.

Use the in-game Witch menu to check the exact potion names and ingredients before crafting. The available research includes conflicting labels for the new brews, and the October bulletin does not provide a full 2026 ingredient list. Copying an older recipe would be less useful than checking what the current menu actually asks for.

The seasonal potions are another part of Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 to explore between Gacha rolls. Their showcase effects are playful visual changes rather than evidence of a new permanent fruit or an announced combat damage buff.

Living Jack O’Lanterns and the Burning Door Encounter

The Halloween pumpkins are more than decorations. The official footage shows living Jack O’Lantern enemies, along with a larger pumpkin-like opponent. These are separate from the unusual door puzzles.

A different part of the showcase features a doorway surrounded by flames and an encounter inside a fiery arena. The publisher teased it as a powerful enemy. Keep an eye out for the burning entrance while exploring, but don’t follow last year’s Werewolf instructions expecting the same fight and rewards.

The reveal shows the encounter, but not a complete boss route with confirmed requirements and loot. Those details belong in a proper walkthrough once established from the current game, not in an invented step-by-step solution.

What to Do Before 15 November

Start by trying the trick-or-treat doors, especially the numbered hallway and Tarot game. Check Zioles’ Spooky Gacha menu to see the current price and reward list, then decide whether you’re after accessories, backgrounds, potions or the Hellfire mutation. Visit the Potion Witch if you want to try the new effects.

Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 finishes at 1am GMT on Sunday, 15 November. Plan your last proper session for Saturday evening, not Sunday night. Your everyday fruit trading can continue afterwards; our Blox Fruits Trade Guide explains the normal system.

You can enjoy the door puzzles and encounters without pulling the grand prize. Hellfire gives Gas fans an extra target, but it is the collection of Halloween activities that makes the event worth exploring while it’s live.

Official source: Gamer Robot’s Hellfire Halloween event showcase.