En Blox Fruit, players can learn many powerful skills to gain an advantage during combat. In addition to fruits and fighting styles, there's something called "haki," a Japanese word that roughly translates to "spiritual power" or "ambition" in English.
There are two haki available in the game. Once obtained, you must also level them up before unlocking their full potential. If you are not sure of how to get vision haki in blox fruits, do not look any further. Find out here along with the best ways to get haki experience.
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Observation Haki in Blox Fruits
Haki are upgrades that you can apply to your avatar when playing Blox Fruits. Currently, you can unlock observation haki v1 and v2 who are also called Ken and Buso, respectively.
How to get observation haki in blox fruits
The Lord of Destruction sells observation V1. It stays in Upper Skylands, and players must travel to it. To do this you must:
- Head to Skylands and find the island that has the God's Guards on it.
- Look for another island with a temple on it.
- Destroy the clouds with an observation break move.
- Jump up and wait for the game to teleport you to the Upper Skylands.
- Follow the root and reach the second area.
- Go up to another temple.
- Talk to the Lord of Destruction.
- Buy observation.
Before purchasing Lord of Destruction's Observation, you must meet the following conditions:
- Reach level 300 and above.
- Kill the saber expert at least once and complete his puzzle.
- Pay the Lord of Destruction 750.000 Beli.
How to get observation haki v2 in blox fruits
With the addition of the Third Sea, the Observation V2 was introduced. In order to upgrade the Observation Base Skill, you must first obtain 5,000 Observation EXP. Afterwards, go to the floating turtle and talk to the hungry man.
The Hungry Man will ask you to find him some fruit, but this search may take longer than some people expect. Once you complete the quest, the Hungry Man will sell Observation V2 for 5 million Beli.
Observation V2 will completely replace V1, and there is no way to go back to the buff. However, since you can see the hostile players' team, you'll know how best to counter their playstyles, and it may be worth the trade-off.
