Want to upgrade Dragon Talon in Blox Fruits? You need more than just high Mastery. Before Uzoth will let you upgrade the fighting style, you must reach 500 Dragon Talon Mastery, obtain the Blue Dojo Belt, and collect Blaze Embers.
The good news is that you don't need to upgrade everything at once. Each Dragon Talon move has its own Blaze Ember cost, so you can choose which skill to upgrade first.
Dragon Talon Upgrade Requirements
Before you start farming Blaze Embers, make sure you have these requirements:
| Requirement | What You Need |
|---|---|
| Fighting Style | Dragon Talon |
| Mastery | 500+ Dragon Talon Mastery |
| Dojo Progress | Blue Dojo Belt |
| Upgrade Material | Blaze Embers |
| Total Cost | 22 Blaze Embers |
The Blue Belt is important because it unlocks the Dragon Talon move upgrade option. You can work on the Dojo Trainer quests after reaching 500 Dragon Talon Mastery, and the Blue Belt is the fifth belt reward in the progression.
If you already have the Blue Belt, you can move straight on to farming Blaze Embers.
How to Upgrade Dragon Talon
Reach 500 Dragon Talon Mastery
First, level Dragon Talon to 500 Mastery.
You don't have to use Dragon Talon for every activity after unlocking it, but reaching 500 Mastery is required before you can properly progress through the Dojo Trainer's quests. You can use Blox Fruits Code to level up.
If you're still below 500, focus on farming NPCs and other enemies that give you good Mastery gains. There is no shortcut around this requirement.
Get the Blue Dojo Belt
Once Dragon Talon reaches 500 Mastery, head to the Dragon Dojo on Hydra Island in the Third Sea and speak with the Dojo Trainer.
Complete the belt quests in order until you reach the Blue Belt. The quests cannot simply be skipped, so if you haven't done the earlier Dojo challenges, you'll need to work through them first.
The Blue Belt is the important milestone here because obtaining it unlocks the Dragon Talon upgrade interaction with Uzoth.
Farm Blaze Embers
After unlocking the upgrade path, your next goal is Blaze Embers.
You can obtain them through quests from the Dragon Hunter in the Dragon Dojo area. Blaze Embers are also used for other Dragon-related crafting, so don't spend them elsewhere if your immediate goal is to upgrade Dragon Talon.
You need 22 Blaze Embers if you want to upgrade all three Dragon Talon moves.
Return to Uzoth
Once you have enough Blaze Embers, go back to Uzoth near the Dragon Dojo on Hydra Island.
Uzoth is the NPC who teaches Dragon Talon and handles its move upgrades. After meeting the Mastery and Blue Belt requirements, he will allow you to spend Blaze Embers on the individual moves.
You don't have to spend all 22 Embers at once.
How Many Blaze Embers Does Each Upgrade Cost?
Here's the full breakdown:
| Dragon Talon Move | Cost | Upgrade |
|---|---|---|
| Z - Talon Lighter | 5 Blaze Embers | Adds an execution finisher |
| X - Ember Annihilation | 7 Blaze Embers | Lets you ride the fire dragon |
| C - Infernal Vortex | 10 Blaze Embers | Adds a stun effect |
| All Moves | 22 Blaze Embers | Fully upgraded |
The costs are 5 for Z, 7 for X, and 10 for C, meaning you'll need 22 Blaze Embers in total for the complete upgrade.
Which Dragon Talon Move Should You Upgrade First?
You don't necessarily need to save 22 Embers before upgrading anything.
Z - Talon Lighter
The Z upgrade costs only 5 Blaze Embers and adds an execution effect. If you want to unlock an upgrade quickly without a long Ember grind, this is the cheapest option.
X - Ember Annihilation
The X upgrade costs 7 Blaze Embers and gives you the ability to ride and control the fire dragon projectile. This is the more interesting choice if you care about movement and mobility.
C - Infernal Vortex
The C upgrade is the most expensive at 10 Blaze Embers, but it adds a stun effect around the move's startup area. That can make it more useful for PvP combos and controlling nearby opponents.
If you want the cheapest upgrade first, choose Z. If mobility matters more, X is worth considering. For PvP utility, C is the most interesting upgrade.
Can't Upgrade Dragon Talon? Check These First
If Uzoth isn't giving you the upgrade option, check these requirements:
- Dragon Talon is below 500 Mastery.
- You haven't obtained the Blue Dojo Belt yet.
- You don't have enough Blaze Embers for the move you're trying to upgrade.
- You're talking to Uzoth before completing the required Dojo progression.
- You may simply be missing the correct quest progression.
The most commonly overlooked requirement is the 500 Dragon Talon Mastery + Blue Belt combination. Getting Dragon Talon itself isn't enough to unlock the move upgrades.
Is Dragon Talon Worth Upgrading?
Yes, especially if you already use Dragon Talon regularly.
The upgrades don't simply change the appearance of the attacks. They add practical effects to all three moves: an execution effect on Z, controllable movement with X, and a stun effect with C.
If you're only interested in getting one upgrade quickly, start with Z because it costs the fewest Blaze Embers. If you're building around PvP, however, you may prefer to save for X or C depending on your playstyle.
Quick Answer
To upgrade Dragon Talon completely, you need:
500 Dragon Talon Mastery → Blue Dojo Belt → Blaze Embers → Uzoth
You'll need 22 Blaze Embers in total:
5 for Z + 7 for X + 10 for C = 22 Blaze Embers.
Once you have the requirements and materials, return to Uzoth at the Dragon Dojo and upgrade the moves individually.
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