How to Get Mini Tusks in Blox Fruits: The Complete Farming Guide

I spent nearly two hours grinding the wrong enemies before I finally figured out why I wasn’t getting a single Mini Tusk to drop. I’d assumed any Third Sea enemy had a shot at dropping one, so I was farming wherever felt convenient instead of targeting the specific NPC that actually carries them. Once I found the right spot and switched my approach, my drop rate went from zero in two hours to three in the next thirty minutes. This guide covers exactly what I wish I’d known before wasting that first grinding session.

Quick Answer

Mini Tusks are an uncommon crafting material in Blox Fruits, used to upgrade and craft several late game weapons, including the Tushita, Yama, Cursed Dual Katana, and Twin Hooks. They only drop from one specific enemy, the Mythological Pirate, found on the Floating Turtle island in the Third Sea, and their drop rate is low enough that most players end up spending real time farming for them.

The Problem: Mini Tusks Are Deceptively Hard to Farm

On paper, Mini Tusks don’t look like they should be difficult to get. They’re labeled as an uncommon item rather than something rare or legendary, which tricks a lot of players into underestimating how long farming them actually takes. The real challenges show up once you’re actually trying to collect them:

• Only one specific enemy in the entire game drops Mini Tusks
• That enemy is high level, meaning underleveled players struggle to farm it efficiently
• The drop rate is low, so even correct farming can feel painfully slow
• Several different weapons all require Mini Tusks, meaning the total number needed adds up fast

Underestimating how many Mini Tusks you actually need is the single biggest mistake new players make, since crafting more than one weapon can require well over fifty of them combined.

My Experience Farming Mini Tusks the Hard Way

My first mistake was assuming Mini Tusks might drop from general Third Sea enemies, so I wasted time farming wherever I happened to be instead of confirming the correct location first. Once I actually looked into it properly, I learned that Mini Tusks only drop from Mythological Pirates, a specific badger like enemy type found in one particular area of the Floating Turtle island.

After relocating to the correct spot, my second mistake became obvious fast. I went in underleveled, and my kill speed was so slow that I was barely getting through enemies before the timer on efficient farming ran out on my patience. Once I leveled up properly and came back geared for it, killing Mythological Pirates quickly enough to actually rack up Mini Tusks became a completely different experience.

How to Farm Mini Tusks Efficiently (Solution + Tips)

1. Head to the Correct Location First

Mini Tusks only drop from Mythological Pirates, and these enemies are found specifically on the Floating Turtle island in the Third Sea. They’re located in an elevated area, generally reached by following a hill up near the castle wall, not far from where the Forest Pirates spawn.

Tip: Double check you’re in the right spot before starting to farm. It’s an easy area to walk past if you’re not specifically looking for it, and wasting time in the wrong location is the most common reason players think Mini Tusks “never drop.”

2. Level Up Before You Start Farming

Mythological Pirates are high level enemies, sitting around level 1850, and they use an Electric based fighting style along with Aura, which lets them deal damage even to certain fruit users who’d normally resist physical attacks.

Tip: Don’t attempt to farm Mini Tusks until your character is comfortably above their level. Going in underleveled doesn’t just slow down your kills, it makes the entire farming session frustrating enough that most players give up early.

3. Use Area of Effect Moves to Speed Up Kills

Since the drop rate on Mini Tusks is low, the fastest way to increase your chances isn’t hoping for better luck, it’s increasing how many Mythological Pirates you can kill per minute. Moves that hit multiple enemies at once dramatically speed up the grind.

Tip: If your current fighting style or fruit has a wide area attack, prioritize using it here. More kills per minute directly translates to more Mini Tusks over the same amount of time.

4. Farm in a Private or Grinding Server

Public servers often mean competing with other players for the same Mythological Pirate spawns, or dealing with PvP interruptions while you’re trying to farm. This slows down how quickly you can rack up Mini Tusks.

Tip: Use a private server or a dedicated grinding server if you have access to one. Uninterrupted farming time matters more than people expect when you’re chasing a low drop rate item like this.

5. Know How Many You Actually Need Before You Start

Depending on which weapons you’re planning to craft or upgrade, such as Tushita, Yama, the Cursed Dual Katana, or Twin Hooks, the total Mini Tusks required can add up to well over fifty across everything combined.

Tip: Decide in advance which specific weapons you’re farming Mini Tusks for. Grinding without a target number makes it easy to either stop too early or keep farming long after you’ve already got enough.

Real Example: How a Small Change Fixed My Farming Session

After my first frustrating attempt, I asked in a community chat why my Mini Tusk drops felt nonexistent. Another player pointed out that I was likely underleveled for the Mythological Pirates and suggested using a wider area attack instead of my usual single target combo.

I made both changes going into my next session, leveling up slightly and switching to a fruit ability that hit a group of enemies at once. In the same amount of time that previously got me zero Mini Tusks, I walked away with three. The difference wasn’t luck, it was fixing two specific mistakes that had nothing to do with the drop rate itself.

FAQs

Q1. Where exactly do Mini Tusks drop in Blox Fruits?
Mini Tusks drop from Mythological Pirates, an enemy type found in an elevated area on the Floating Turtle island in the Third Sea, near the Forest Pirates.

Q2. What level should I be before farming Mini Tusks?
Mythological Pirates are around level 1850, so you should be comfortably above that level before attempting to farm them efficiently.

Q3. How many Mini Tusks do I actually need?
The total depends on which weapons you’re upgrading, but crafting multiple items like Tushita, Yama, and the Cursed Dual Katana together can require well over fifty Mini Tusks combined.

Q4. Why does farming Mini Tusks feel so slow even though they’re only “uncommon” rarity?
Their rarity label doesn’t reflect drop rate. Only one enemy drops them, and that drop chance is relatively low, which makes the farming process feel much harder than the uncommon tag suggests.

Q5. Can I store unlimited Mini Tusks while farming?
No, but the storage cap is generous. Players can hold up to 99 Mini Tusks in their inventory at once, which is more than enough for most crafting goals.

Conclusion

Farming Mini Tusks in Blox Fruits isn’t complicated once you know exactly where to go and what to expect, but it’s easy to waste hours getting the basics wrong, whether that’s farming the wrong location or going in underleveled. Head to the Floating Turtle island, target Mythological Pirates specifically, and come prepared with the right level and moveset before you start.