The Angel Race might not be one of the more attractive races in Blox Fruits, but it can be a good choice for most players when they’re beginning their journeys.
Not only is it relatively easy to unlock the Angel Race, but completing it can help you get some useful rewards and unique passives. To do so, you’ll have to complete all four stages of the race.
How to start Angel Race in Blox Fruits
Triggering the Angel Race depends heavily on luck, as you can also spawn the Human, Rabbit, or Shark Race. The Angel Race has a 12.5% chance of being spawned, but you can use a Race Reroll to help your cause. You can purchase Race Reroll from the Tort NPC in exchange for 3,000 Fragments. The Tort NPC is located at the Cafe in the Second Sea and at the Mansion in the Third Sea.
The V1 version buffs the height to which you can jump. To make the buffs more effective, you’ll have to unlock the other stages.
All Angel Race stages in Blox Fruits
| Stage | How to Unlock | Buffs |
|---|---|---|
| Angel Race V1 | Summons | Basic buff to Jump height |
| Angel Race V2 | Complete the Alchemist’s Quest in the Green Zone Island in the Second Sea | Bigger increase in jump height for Air Jump ability. Reduces energy consumption during Air Jump by 10%, and ability to do 11 Air Jumps before it goes into cooldown. |
| Angel Race V3 | Complete the Arowe NPC’s Quest in Kingdom of Rose in Second Sea | Unlocks Heavenly Blood. Upon activation, improves defense by 15%, and heals 12% health. Also boosts energy restoration. Heavenly Blood lasts for 4.5 seconds, and it has a 30 second cooldown. |
| Angel Race V4 | Solve the Temple of Time puzzle, located at the top of the Great Tree in Third Sea. Then, complete Trial of the King. | Increases damage, speed, and 10% HP regeneration. Unlocks Prince of the Skies ability that allows you to fly. Also helps you to get the King’s Rule ability that generates a decaying aura. Any enemy caught in this aura will become slow, take damage, have energy drain, and suffer screen disorientation. |
Compared to the Draco race, the buffs aren’t strong enough. But the amount of effort you need to put to unlock all the stages, in comparison, is far less, and it’s an ideal one for beginners getting started in Blox Fruits.
