Checked 7 Nov 2026 · race
Cyborg — No trade value published in the files I used.
Cyborg is a quest-obtained race, not one of the random starting-race probabilities. The Wiki identifies the Cyborg Puzzle as the initial unlock route. Its obtain page therefore leaves a spawn-chance field empty instead of assigning it one of the percentages used for Human, Rabbit, Shark or Angel.
The race stages have different requirements and effects. For the V3 quest, the Wiki says to show arowe a physical Blox Fruit; the NPC does not take that fruit. This distinction matters when budgeting the quest. Showing a fruit is not the same as consuming it, trading it or buying a permanent entitlement. V4 is connected with the Trial of the Machine, a later Race Awakening step.
The Wiki describes V2 as adding defense against melee, sword and gun attacks and converting part of received damage to Energy. V3 adds Energy Core, an area effect around the user with a defensive boost. These mechanics explain Cyborg's close-range and group-combat use. They do not imply that every stage already has all later abilities. The V4 page further separates Energy Control and Aftershock gear choices. A progression plan should therefore record the puzzle unlock, the current race version and the relevant trial independently. Neither the race itself nor its V4 title is a fruit with a community trading quotation.
| Field | Reading | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| spawn chance | — | 1 source · Wiki |
| obtain method | Cyborg Puzzle | 1 source · Wiki |
| v4 trial | Trial of the Machine | 1 source · Wiki |
| v4 title | Genesis | 1 source · Wiki |
| passive | Drains Instinct and adds defense/damage; strong vs teamers; V4 Genesis. | 1 source · Wiki |
| stages | V1 Cyborg Puzzle; V3 show arobe any physical fruit; V4 Trial of the Machine. | 1 source · Wiki |
No trade value published in the files I used.
Cyborg Puzzle
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