The Blox Fruits Halloween 2026 event is live, and update 30.1 gives players more to do than enter a code and leave. Trick or Treating returns during the Harvest Moon, the new Hellfire mutation headlines the update, and three raid bosses can appear behind event encounters. Here is the practical route through the event.
When does the Blox Fruits Halloween event end?
Gamer Robot launched the event on October 31, 2026. The current event schedule runs until November 15 at 1:00 AM UTC, which is November 14 at 8:00 PM ET and 5:00 PM PT in the United States.
The official Blox Fruits page on Roblox displays the Halloween event label, while Gamer Robot’s Blox Bulletin #025 introduced the returning doors, Witch, haunted collection, and fiery threat before launch.
How Trick or Treating works
Trick or Treating becomes available during the Harvest Moon. The current event pattern places the moon at the top of each UTC hour and keeps it active for about 10 minutes. Because U.S. time-zone offsets use whole hours, the window also begins around the top of the hour in Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific time.
During the window, visit towns in the First, Second, or Third Sea and interact with marked building doors. A door may award Candy Corn, trigger an encounter, or open access to a boss. The update decorated all three seas, so players do not need to reach the Third Sea simply to participate.
If doors do not respond, confirm the Harvest Moon message has appeared and join a fresh server. Update 30.1 already included a fix for doors that failed in the Third Sea.
Which bosses and rewards are new?
The new raid bosses are Hellfire Gas and The Great Pumpkin. The Unbound Werewolf also returns. Event rewards include the Mummy Headdress and Great Pumpkin Top Hat, while the Pumpkin Mask and Coven Witch Hat return from earlier Halloween content.
Players can collect Pumpkin Bits and Cursed Pumpkin Seeds for event systems. Candy Corn returns as the familiar Halloween currency, and the Spooky Gacha offers another way to turn event play into randomized rewards.
The community-maintained update 30.1 change list tracks the implemented bosses, accessories, materials, potions, and fixes. It is useful for post-launch details, but it is an unofficial reference rather than a Gamer Robot announcement.
What is the Hellfire mutation?
Hellfire is the new mutation for Gas and the centerpiece of the Halloween update. It is different from a completely separate fruit. Players should be careful when comparing shop offers, permanent-fruit ownership, and mutation unlocks, because those purchases are not interchangeable.
The update also adds the Poltergeist Potion and Soul Swap Potion. Returning brews include the Candy Concoction, Pumpkin Potion, Monster Mash Elixir, and other event effects. A launch fix repaired Candy Concoction inside Safe Zones and corrected incomplete Fragment rewards from the Soulfire Bundle, with restorations expected to take time.
There is no verified Halloween code to redeem
Gamer Robot did not announce a dedicated Halloween redeem code with this event. Lists that attach old XP codes to update 30.1 are not evidence of a new reward. Use only codes published through official Blox Fruits channels, and avoid sites that request a Roblox password.
Parents managing younger players can use our Roblox parental controls guide to set spending limits, content restrictions, and screen-time rules before Robux purchases.
Best event routine
- Join a server a few minutes before the top of the hour.
- Move to a town with several accessible doors.
- Use the Harvest Moon window for Trick or Treating and boss portals.
- Save event materials until you know which accessory, potion, or gacha reward you want.
- Check the official game page after patches, because event balance and bug fixes can change.
The event lasts roughly two weeks, so there is no need to spend Robux immediately. The safest approach is to learn the hourly loop, collect materials through normal play, and decide later whether the Hellfire path or cosmetic rewards are worth pursuing.