Fruit Zombie Survival Artifact Collection Checklist (Verified Badge Rules)
Check what counts toward the Fruit Zombie Survival artifact collection badges, how ownership is tracked separately from equipped slots, and how to find your next missing requirement.
The six artifact collection badges in Fruit Zombie Survival each require owning every artifact of one rarity — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic — with event items excluded. Equipping an artifact does not count; only owning it counts. The badges were added 7 September 2026, and no player had earned any of them as of 8 September 2026, so the actual named artifacts, per-rarity counts, and confirmed drop sources are not yet established.
Verified collection objectives
On 7 September 2026 the game added six collection badges, each requiring a full set of one rarity:
- Collect every Common artifacts (No Events)
- Collect every Uncommon artifacts (No Events)
- Collect every Rare artifacts (No Events)
- Collect every Epic artifacts (No Events)
- Collect every Legendary artifacts (No Events)
- Collect every Mythic artifacts (No Events)
Award counts were zero when the badges went live and were still zero the next day, so no completion conditions have been observed as achieved yet. Check the badge panel in-game for a live progress counter rather than relying on any published checklist — none of the per-item lists that would make a true checklist possible have been documented.
What "No Events" means
The badge names include the phrase No Events. In other Roblox collection games, that wording means the required set comes from the permanent loot table rather than a limited-time event or weekend shop. If that convention holds here, you do not need to wait for a seasonal banner or a limited code — and the codes hub is currently empty anyway. Treat this as an inference from similar games' conventions, not a confirmed rule for Fruit Zombie Survival; verify against the badge tooltip in-game.
Slots are not collection sets
On 3 September 2026 the shop added extra artifact slots so you can wear multiple artifacts at once: slot 2 for 189 Robux, slot 3 for 429, and slot 4 for 899 (slot 1 is free/implied). These slots are purely for wearing — buying slot 4 does not progress any collection badge. Owning an artifact and equipping it are tracked separately for badge purposes; a collection objective counts every artifact of a rarity that you have collected, not what you have worn.
How to work toward completion
- Common set first. It should be the cheapest path in. If Common still shows zero awards after a day of play, drops are rare or bugged — recheck the latest update notes before farming further.
- Uncommon and Rare next, collected while you still need fruit rarities in the same survival loops.
- Epic, Legendary, and Mythic last, once Wave 25 survival is stable. A Mythic set is not realistic on a Wave 10 account, and repeated wipes will burn you out before you finish.
Finding where artifacts drop
The drop source is not yet documented — artifacts may come from waves, maps, or Diamond purchases. To find out quickly:
- Load a fresh server after the 7 September update and open every menu once (shop, inventory, and any new tab). If you see a slot labeled Common through Mythic, that is the set UI.
- Play one Dressrosa run and one starter-arena run, and note the wave number of your first artifact drop.
- If nothing has dropped by Wave 25, check the shop's Diamond section before assuming a bug.
- Until you know whether artifacts are consumed on death, consider equipping nothing while you farm.
Once you identify your first confirmed drop, you can target the missing entries for each rarity from the badge progress screen and farm that source directly.
Artifacts vs. fruits
Fruit Zombie Survival is a One Piece-inspired wave survival game with 20 Devil Fruits to collect and endless zombie waves to survive, playable solo or with up to 4 friends. Fruits remain your combat kit; artifacts are a separate layer added 7 September 2026 and sit beside fruits. Do not sell a fruit to make space for artifacts unless the game explicitly asks, and do not spend a 999 Robux Mythical fruit skip expecting it to include a Mythic artifact — the fruit skip and the artifact collection are unrelated systems.
