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Hunter Bundle 2025 (3,999 R$, with perm Tiger) or Halloween Gacha in the 2025 Halloween Event; physical fruits also spawned under trees during the event. 1,500 R$ in the Tiger mutation tab if you own perm Tiger. Physical fruit is a separate tradable item. Not one of the 42 base fruits. Eating a physical grants only the mutation.
No changes since we started tracking on Sep 28, 2026. When Blox Fruits buffs or nerfs Werewolf, it shows up here.
Werewolf is the Mythical mutation of 
Tiger and the first mutation ever added to the game. It turns the user into a wolf-human hybrid with heavier, more aggressive attacks in exchange for being slower and harder to aim than base Tiger.
Its Z move, Finger Revolver, fires a spectral wolf head that can be held for extra heat-seeking shots and is one of the hardest-hitting moves in the game up close. A Fire Meter fills as the user transforms and lands hits, and once it is full the user can push into Blazing Form, a stronger second transformation with faster cooldowns and a life-steal passive that fully heals the user on a kill.
Werewolf sits in S tier and is considered one of the best mutations in the game for PvP. It is not a great pick for early grinding though: its high mastery cost and heavy knockback make it a poor choice before the Second Sea, and it can be shut down by 
Ice, which stops it from healing back its lost health.
Open Tiger in the Permanent Fruit shop and buy Werewolf from its mutation tab. You must own Permanent Tiger first.
Physical Werewolf fruits are rare and hold real trade value since the event routes to get one are gone.
Needs: A player who owns a physical WerewolfSold in the shop during the 2025 Halloween Event, bundled with Permanent Tiger.
Needs: Came with Permanent TigerCould be rolled from the limited-time Halloween Gacha Dealer. Physical Werewolf fruits also spawned under trees on the map during the event.
Needs: 2025 Halloween EventFills passively while transformed and faster on landed hits. At 75% it unlocks the held or cutscene version of C; at 100% it unlocks Blazing Form.
Immune to lava puddles found in most raids and islands, though not to the lava on Prehistoric Island.
Locks out transforming again for a short time and cuts the user's speed by about 30% until it wears off.
Fires an explosive spectral wolf head. Held, it fires several smaller heat-seeking heads that stun briefly before the final, larger head.
Breaks Instinct: Projectiles dodgeable, blast breaks on edgeA spinning kick on the ground or a tornado kick in the air that drags enemies in before bursting for damage.
Breaks Instinct: Initial hit breaks, second hit dodgeableTeleports forward rapidly, then smashes the ground in a burst of purple fire that throws up rubble.
Breaks Instinct: Early dashes dodgeable, slam breaks near edgeTransforms into the wolf-human hybrid under a brief full moon, howling and slashing all around, which breaks Instinct.
Breaks Instinct: Start-up breaks, rarely dodgeable on edgeTeleports behind the enemy and kicks them away in a burst of energy.
Breaks Instinct: Does not break, but still grabsA close-range combo of two claw swings, a kick, and a roar that breaks Instinct.
Breaks Instinct: First hits rarely dodgeable, roar breaksA bigger version of the base Z with more range and area than untransformed.
Breaks Instinct: Projectiles dodgeable, blast dodgeable on edgeA faster version of the base X that fires a fierce spinning blade of air.
Breaks Instinct: Breaks if the projectile hits directly or too closeTapped, it gashes nearby enemies before a ground smash and gives a brief speed buff. Held, it charges into a cutscene finisher for heavy damage.
Breaks Instinct: Both versions break InstinctReverts to human form, or, with a full Fire Meter, pushes into Blazing Form instead.
Breaks Instinct: Blazing Form entry breaks near edgeTeleports behind the enemy and kicks them away, functionally the same as the untransformed version.
Breaks Instinct: Does not break, but still grabsA stronger version of the transformed combo, ending in an intense roar.
Breaks Instinct: First hits rarely dodgeable, roar breaksFires the wolf head barrage even faster, with larger heads and quicker attack speed than the transformed version.
Breaks Instinct: Projectiles dodgeable, blast dodgeable on edgeFires a large purple wolf head projectile that explodes into flame on impact or at max range.
Breaks Instinct: Breaks if hit directly or too close to the blastA faster, harder-hitting version of the transformed C that also grants a brief speed buff.
Breaks Instinct: Breaks Instinct no matter whatReverts back to human form instantly, igniting the user and starting Overheat.
Breaks Instinct: Deals no damageBlitzes the enemy upward and punches them down in a burst of flame, dealing good damage.
Breaks Instinct: Breaks Instinct no matter whatIce, which stops its healing from working as intended.Fight transformed whenever you can. The life-steal and damage reduction make trades much safer than staying human.
PvPOpen with X Spiraling Kick to drag the enemy in, then follow with Z for the big hit.
ComboSave Blazing Form for a fight you plan to win outright; getting a kill in it fully heals you, but it only lasts 60 seconds.
PvPWatch your Fire Meter before committing to a fight. Entering Blazing Form mid-combo can catch an opponent off guard.
DefenseUntransformed Werewolf is not great for grinding; switch to a faster fruit for early islands and save Werewolf for PvP and bosses.
GrindingAvoid extended fights against Ice users. Their damage cuts into your healing, which removes Werewolf's biggest advantage.
Checked 2026-09-29 against 3 sources and written in our own words. Numbers follow the official update notes first, then the wiki, then players.
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Werewolf has a robux price of 1.5K Robux, which ranks it #30 of 120 in Blox Fruits.
Werewolf is a Mythical mutated fruit, tier 6 of 7.
By robux price, yes: 3x Mythical Scrolls is 1.5K Robux, about 1.0 times Werewolf's 1.5K Robux.
Tiger mutation tab (1,500 Robux): Open Tiger in the Permanent Fruit shop and buy Werewolf from its mutation tab. You must own Permanent Tiger first. Trading (Trade value): Physical Werewolf fruits are rare and hold real trade value since the event routes to get one are gone. Hunter Bundle (3,999 Robux): Sold in the shop during the 2025 Halloween Event, bundled with Permanent Tiger. Halloween Gacha (Random roll): Could be rolled from the limited-time Halloween Gacha Dealer. Physical Werewolf fruits also spawned under trees on the map during the event.
Strengths: Rated S tier and one of the best mutations in the game for PvP. Finger Revolver hits extremely hard up close, especially transformed. Life-steal passive fully heals the user on a kill in Blazing Form. Weaknesses: High mastery costs make it a poor pick before the Second Sea. Heavy knockback on several moves hurts its grinding and combo potential.
Yes. It sits in S tier as one of the best mutations for PvP, thanks to its heavy damage and a life-steal passive that can fully heal the user on a kill.
The only reliable route left is buying it for 1,500 Robux from Tiger's mutation tab, which requires owning Permanent Tiger first. The Halloween Gacha and bundle routes have both ended.
A second transformation unlocked once the Fire Meter is full. It has faster cooldowns, more damage, and heals the user fully on a kill, but it only lasts 60 seconds and leaves the user slowed afterward.
Not really before the Second Sea. Its high mastery requirements and heavy knockback make it a better PvP and boss fruit than an early grinder.
Z Finger Revolver: 1, X Spiraling Kick: 50, C Afterimage Assault: 100, V Transformation: 300, F Body Flicker: 200.
Fruits, skins and items from the Blox Fruits wiki; game passes from Roblox’s official API. Checked 2026-09-28 (Update 30).
