Drop a Fruit Guide is a single-topic reference about Drop a Fruit, the Roblox experience by Together Studios, run at dropafruit.blog by a small independent team. It is not an official wiki.
What the site is for
Drop a Fruit has no official wiki, Trello board or Discord server. What players need to know is spread across the game’s Roblox description, its badge list and a handful of YouTube playthroughs, and code lists on news sites do not always agree with each other. This site pulls those pieces into one place: the code the developer actually advertises, the fruits and rarities creators have rolled on camera, and the fruit and coin target each rebirth asks for.
The phrase “drop a fruit” is also how players ask about throwing away fruits in other Roblox games, so we keep a separate set of short, sourced guides for Blox Fruits, Grand Piece Online, Sailor Piece, Grow a Garden 2 and similar games. Those guides are kept apart from the Drop a Fruit pages and say which game they cover in the title.
We stay on what players actually look up: which codes are still listed, how the core systems work, and what changed in the latest update. There is no forum, no account system, no advertising and nothing for sale.
Where the numbers come from
Pages start from primary records: the Roblox experience, group, product and event listings for Drop a Fruit, and the developer’s own announcement channels. Guide sites and other fan sites are used as dated secondary reports, credited by name and compared against each other rather than copied.
Every page shows the date it was last checked and the event that will trigger the next check, such as a new code or a version update. Where sources disagree or a number could not be confirmed, the page says so instead of picking whichever figure sounds right.
Independence, corrections, and access
Drop a Fruit Guide has no affiliation with Together Studios or Roblox Corporation. None of them has reviewed or endorsed this site.
Spotted something stale or wrong? Send the page URL to contact@dropafruit.blog and it gets rechecked; the contact page explains what helps. We also try to keep pages usable without a mouse: real heading structure, readable contrast, links reachable by keyboard, and tables that still work on a phone. Anything that falls short can be reported to the same address.