Browse RNG vs Fruit reference pages: blades, pets, bosses, and badge events.
Every documented RNG vs Fruit blade with how to get it; example blades like Katana and Skeleton Scythe are corroborated.
Browse Blades →ReferenceEvery documented RNG vs Fruit pet with how to get it and its luck interaction.
Browse Pets →ReferenceEvery named RNG vs Fruit boss from the official badge set: Desert, Volcano, Coconut, Classic, Dead, and Candy Boss.
Browse Bosses →ReferenceThe named RNG vs Fruit events and badges: Apple Race, Pineapple Hunt, and the full 13-badge set.
Browse Events →The blades reference documents every corroborated blade, how rolling obtains it, and which stats stay unverified. Only a few blades like Katana and Skeleton Scythe are backed by sources, so each entry carries an evidence state instead of pretending the roster is complete. Click any named blade to open its own page with what is and is not confirmed.
The pets reference records the confirmed roll-for-pets mechanic, the luck interaction that makes pets and blades share the same odds lever, and the honest gap where no official pet list exists. Entries are added the moment a corroborating source lands, and until then the page states the mechanic and the gap plainly.
The bosses reference lists the six bosses officially named in the badge set: Desert, Volcano, Coconut, Classic, Dead, and Candy Boss, with their badge tiers and raid tie-ins. Bosses are the raid encounters, so this page feeds the raids guide directly and each boss has its own reference page.
The events page covers the named events, the Apple Race and the Pineapple Hunt, plus the full 13-badge set including raid and boss achievements. Every badge comes from the official badge API, so the set is verified even where the event details stay thin. Each badge links to its own reference page.
Use the wiki like a reference shelf: rolling a weapon means the blades page, rolling a companion means the pets page, a raid wall means the bosses page, and a badge hunt means the events page. Each reference links back here, and the sources page traces where every record comes from, so the shelf stays internally consistent.
Authority labels describe where a claim came from; they do not upgrade an unverified report into an official fact.
The RNG vs Fruit wiki covers blades, pets, bosses, and badge events, each with dated evidence and check dates.
No; the RNG vs Fruit wiki is not complete because several rosters are not officially published, so the wiki only documents corroborated facts and flags the rest as unverified.
