Who is the final boss in Power Fruit Evolution?
GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING, spelled that way on the official listing. HP, drops, and the island are TBA.
At A Glance
Power Fruit Evolution bosses on Place 109238145423218 (+1 Power Fruit Evolution, Power Fruits) are the fights the official listing names. The spellings stay as written: Admiral Akaino, Doflamenco, Darkbeard, Kaydo, and final boss GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING. Play on Roblox.
The listing prints those strings as boss-fight examples plus one final boss. It does not print HP, drops, islands, or move lists. A World 3 and Boss Raids note on newgame.co.jp is a dated event recap, closed around November 7–8, 2026. It is not a stat table for these five names.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Examples | Admiral Akaino · Doflamenco · Darkbeard · Kaydo |
| Final | GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING |
| HP and drops | TBA |
| Island per boss | TBA |
| Roster size | Five printed strings · not labeled complete |
| Event note | World 3 Boss Raids · dated recap · not a stat row |
| Place | 109238145423218 |
Which Power Fruit Evolution bosses are named?
Five strings, and then a stop. Admiral Akaino, Doflamenco, Darkbeard, and Kaydo are the boss-fight examples in the official listing. GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING is the final boss, with that capitalization and that spelling of ROJER. The listing does not say these five are every fight in the game. It also does not offer a sixth name. This page will not invent one to make the roster feel finished.
Each row below has the same empty cells on purpose. Island, HP, and drops are TBA because no source used here attaches a number or a map to the spelling. A blurry fight frame that might be one of them is not a citation. If your HUD shows a different string, leave it off this table until the letters match.
| Name | Listing role | Island | HP | Drops |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Admiral Akaino | Boss example | TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Doflamenco | Boss example | TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Darkbeard | Boss example | TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Kaydo | Boss example | TBA | TBA | TBA |
| GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING | Final boss | TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Any other string | Not printed | — | — | Do not add |
Spellings that have to survive a retelling
Admiral stays on Akaino. Doflamenco keeps the letters the listing uses, including the o where another series uses a different name. Kaydo stays Kaydo. GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING stays in capitals, with ROJER, and without a swapped-in famous spelling. The fruits page makes the same demand of Rubber-Rubber and the two exclusives. A boss guide that "corrects" the roster is a guide to a different experience.
Examples are not a secret full list
Example means the listing used the name while describing boss fights. It does not mean the fight is first, easy, or tied to island 1. Final means the listing's label for GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING. It does not publish a stage number inside the 24 stages. The islands page has the official counts — 10 islands and 24 stages — and no names. Next: what to do in the second between a banner and a guess.
How should I read a boss name on the HUD?
Read the letters on the banner or the health plate, then compare them to the five strings. A match is worth remembering as "I saw this spelling." It is still not an HP row, because the number beside the name was not published with the name. A near miss — a similar pirate title, a translated name, a nickname in chat — stays off the table. The official list is short so that near misses stay visible as near misses.
Waves of enemies are the official way you earn Wins. A boss banner is a different line in the same listing. Clearing a wave can happen in the first minutes. Meeting GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING is the listing's final label, with no claim that hour one reaches it. Charge SPECIAL and press F when a fruit is equipped, the same burst the rest of the guide uses. The burst does not identify which boss you are hitting.
- Do01Read the HUD name before you rename it
- Do02Accept only Admiral Akaino, Doflamenco, Darkbeard, Kaydo, or GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING
- Do03Leave HP on the health plate instead of copying it here
- Do04Leave drops in your own loot log
- Do05Keep a wave counter in the Wins loop, not in the boss table
- Do06Send map order to the islands page: 10 islands, 24 stages, names TBA
A readable name is the whole fact
If the plate says Doflamenco, you have seen the example spelling in a fight. You have not learned a reward, a phase count, or which of the 10 islands hosted it. Write the spelling down for yourself if you want. This page still shows TBA in the stat cells, because one session's plate is not a sourced number we can cite. The same rule covers Admiral Akaino, Darkbeard, Kaydo, and the final name.
Which fight pass is safe to trust for names
A long full-game pass shows arena fights and boss banners across a noob-to-pro run. A narrower later-world pass is useful if you only care about that stretch. Mid-run frames from the full-game pass did not show the five listing spellings clearly enough to pin a still. The frame this page is waiting on is an early wave HUD, so the fight pattern is illustrated without a fake name. Next: the four examples, one at a time, with the empty cells left empty.
What is known about the four example bosses?
Admiral Akaino is a boss-fight example. The listing gives the rank word Admiral and the name Akaino. It does not give a fleet, a fruit, or a stage. Doflamenco is the second example, spelled that way. Darkbeard is the third. Kaydo is the fourth. Order in the sentence is the order the blurb used, not a confirmed unlock order.
Nothing in the official fruit list says these four drop Rubber-Rubber, Blaze-Blaze, Thunder-Thunder, Void-Void, Wing-Wing Fruit, Form: Phoenix, or Man-Man Fruit, Form: Sun God. Fruit unlocks on the listing are a Wins spend. A boss-drop theory would be a new sentence. It is not added here, even as Unverified, because the recaps used for this page do not publish a drop line we can quote.
| If the HUD says | You may record | You may not record |
|---|---|---|
| Admiral Akaino | Boss example, spelling confirmed on the listing | HP, map, or a drop |
| Doflamenco | Boss example, this spelling | Another series' name in its place |
| Darkbeard | Boss example | A beard-themed move set |
| Kaydo | Boss example, this spelling | A corrected famous name |
| A name outside the four | That you saw an unknown string | A sixth official boss |
Admiral Akaino and Doflamenco
Treat them as two separate example strings that happen to sit in the same sentence. Players who know another pirate game will feel the resemblance. The resemblance is why the spelling lock exists. Searching either name plus a different game will pull move lists that do not belong to Place 109238145423218. If a guide quotes a skill from that other game, it is not a skill of Admiral Akaino or Doflamenco here. Power, Wins, and F are the combat rules this listing actually wrote.
Darkbeard and Kaydo
Same standard. Darkbeard is not given a crew size. Kaydo is not given a title beyond the example slot. Neither is marked final. GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING holds that label alone. If a server shows Darkbeard before Kaydo, that is your session order, and it does not rewrite the blurb. If a server never shows one of them, the name remains a listing example, not a deleted boss. Next: the one name the listing singles out as final.
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Who is GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING?
GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING is the official final-boss string. GOLD, ROJER, and THE PIRATE KING are all part of how this wiki prints it, because that is the listing's shape: the pirate-king title, the ROJER spelling, and the gold word in the same name. A shorter "Gold Roger" search will miss the letters this Place uses.
Final is a role, not a measured fight. There is no published HP, no published recommended Power, no published reward, and no published island. The 24 stages are an official count with TBA names, so "the last stage is this boss" is a guess this page will not make. Beating the waves that pay Wins does not check this name off.
| Piece of the name | Keep | Drop |
|---|---|---|
| GOLD | The listing word | A color-only nickname that loses the rest |
| ROJER | This spelling | A more famous spelling |
| THE PIRATE KING | The title in the name | A separate boss you add beside him |
| Final boss | The listing role | A stage index or a loot row |
| Stats | TBA | Any number without a cited plate |
What a gold-colored fight still lacks
A late fight can show a gold outfit and a king-like figure and still fail this page's test. The test is the spelling on the plate. Costume, theme, and timing are not the official string. Until GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING is the text in frame, the row stays a listing fact with TBA stats. That is also why no still from the full-game pass was assigned to this section.
Where he sits in the loop
He sits at the end of the named list, after you already understand Power, Wins, a fruit, and F. Rebirth caps, if you are chasing the Unverified X2 and X3 rows, are on rebirth and are not a requirement the listing attaches to this boss. Pets and auras are official systems with no link, here, to the final fight. Next: the event note that sounds like a boss table and is not one.
What did the World 3 Boss Raids note record?
newgame.co.jp recorded a World 3 and Boss Raids event. The note places the event in a window that was being reported at the end of October 2026 and treats it as ended around November 7–8, 2026. That is a dated recap. It names an event. It does not name Admiral Akaino, Doflamenco, Darkbeard, Kaydo, or GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING, and it does not hand this page an HP column or a drop column.
World 3 is also not one of the official island names. The listing says 10 islands and 24 stages and then stops. A world number in an event recap can be true as an event title and still leave the map list empty. Island layout stays on islands. Boss Raids, as a mode with tickets, rotations, or bonus loot, is not described in the sources this page trusts. Writing those rules would turn a date into a system.
| Statement | Source | Use here |
|---|---|---|
| Five boss strings and one final role | Official listing | The roster this page prints |
| 10 islands and 24 stages | Official listing | Counts only · names TBA |
| World 3 and Boss Raids happened | newgame.co.jp | Dated recap |
| Event end | Around November 7–8, 2026 | Close of that recap · not a patch note from the developer |
| Which listing boss was in the raid | Not in the recap used here | Do not assign |
| Raid HP, drops, or a rotation | Not published | TBA |
A closed event is not a route
If you open the game after that window, you should not expect a Boss Raids button just because a recap mentioned one. If the button is on your HUD anyway, read its label and its timer. This page still will not copy loot from it. An event can feature a listing boss, a new name, or a wave with a banner. Only the five spellings are pre-approved for the table, and only as names. Everything the event did mechanically stays out.
Why the date stays in the paragraph
The date stops a reader from treating Boss Raids as the permanent way to meet GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING. The final boss is a listing role. The raid is a third-party event window. They can overlap in a player's memory and still be different sentences. After the date, the permanent page is the five names and the TBA cells. Next: the wave you can actually practice while those cells stay empty.
How is a wave fight different from a named boss?
The official combat loop is waves. Waves pay Wins. Wins unlock fruits. Training and fighting also add Power on top of +1 each second. Auto Fight is on the listing as a helper, with no button map. A wave can fill the screen with targets and never display Admiral Akaino or any of the other four. Calling that wave a boss because the effects are loud is how fake rows get born.
An early session fight, stage then attacks, is that wave pattern: a stage, attacks, a HUD. Those stills are planned for this page because they show the fight you have before a listing name is readable. Use them as the shape of combat. Use the table above as the only names. When a later banner matches a row, you already know which cells are allowed to change (none, until a cited plate exists) and which spelling must be copied exactly.
| Situation | Action | Leave alone |
|---|---|---|
| Wave counter, no boss name | Clear it for Wins | The five-name table |
| Banner matches a listing name | Copy the spelling | HP and drops |
| Banner matches nothing | Ignore it for this page | A new row |
| Auto Fight is available | Use it if you want the listing helper | A boss strategy that was never printed |
| Fruit is equipped | Charge SPECIAL, press F | A claim that F is boss-only |
| You want the map | Open the islands page for 10 and 24 | Assigning a boss to a world from the raid recap |
Wins still matter when the boss table is empty
An empty HP column does not pause progression. The beginner guide still wants one wave, one fruit, and one F press. The progression page still holds Auto Fight, daily rewards, and playtime rewards. Boss names are a recognition list you carry into those systems. They are not a grind order, because no source ranked Admiral Akaino against Kaydo.
After the name sticks
Go to islands for the count of maps the listing does publish. A boss without an island and an island without a name are the same kind of gap. Rebirth, if the level bar is the question instead of the banner, stays on rebirth, with every cap marked Unverified. The next page from here is the island count, so the five names do not get pinned to maps this listing never wrote.
What next
Next: read the official counts on islands — 10 islands and 24 stages, names TBA. Fruit burst rules stay on fruits.
FAQ
Are Admiral Akaino, Doflamenco, Darkbeard, and Kaydo the full boss list?
They are the boss-fight examples the listing prints, plus the final boss. The listing does not say the list is complete. This page does not add a sixth name.
What do the bosses drop?
Not published. Fruits on the official listing are unlocked with Wins. No drop table is cited here, so none is printed.
Which island has each boss?
Not published. The listing says 10 islands and 24 stages and does not attach a boss to either count.
Was World 3 Boss Raids a boss stat update?
No. newgame.co.jp recorded a World 3 and Boss Raids event that ended around November 7–8, 2026. That is a dated recap. It does not fill HP or drops for the five listing names.
Does a loud wave count as a boss?
No. Waves pay Wins. A boss is one of the five listing spellings on the HUD. The early fight frame on this page is a wave, kept so the name table is not filled with guesses.
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