How to Activate Buso Haki in Blox Fruits

In the mythos of One Piece, Busoshoku Haki, also known as Armament Haki, is a special ability that allows you to coat your limbs in a sort of “spiritual armor.” This armor enhances the durability of your limbs and strength of your attacks, and even allows you to pierce through intangible things like Devil Fruit abilities.

This ability also exists in Blox Fruits. Here’s how to activate Buso Haki in Blox Fruits.

How to Activate Buso Haki in Blox Fruits

Buso Haki works pretty much the same in Blox Fruits as it does in One Piece proper. Assuming you’re playing on a computer, you can activate your Buso Haki with a tap of the J key.

How do you Use Buso in Blox Fruits?

When you activate your Buso Haki, you’ll get buffs to your attack and defense, as well as the ability to damage Elemental fruit users. The degree to which Buso covers your body and the bonuses it confers depends on your Buso Haki level, which you can increase by attacking enemies with Buso activated. The precise spots your Buso Haki enhances also depends on whether you’re a fist fighter or a leg fighter.

• Level 0: Base level, enhances hands or feet, increases damage
• Level 1: Enhances arms or legs, increases damage
• Level 2: Enhances arms or legs and torso, increases defense
• Level 3: Enhances arms or legs, torso, and head, increases defense
• Level 4: Enhances torso, head and either arms and partial legs or legs and partial arms, increases damage and defense
• Level 5: Enhances entire body, increases damage and defense

How do I Train my Observation Haki in Blox Fruits?

Observation Haki, also known as Ken Haki, is the counterpart to Buso Haki. When activated, it allows you to sense nearby enemies and see their health. More importantly, it enhances your ability to dodge attacks. You can train Observation Haki by simply dodging attacks from any source. Every dodge is one experience point, and as you level your Observation Haki up, you’ll be able to pull off more enhanced dodges in a row.

These two abilities are vital in high-level combat. There’s a reason pretty much every major antagonist in later One Piece arcs uses Haki, you know.