How many islands are in Power Fruit Evolution?
The official listing says 10 islands and 24 stages. It does not name them or give the order.
Power Fruit Evolution Islands
Power Fruit Evolution islands: official listing says 10 islands and 24 stages. Names stay TBA. A World 3 event recap is dated and Unverified, not a map list.
10 islands and 24 stages. Names stay off the page.
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At A Glance
Power Fruit Evolution islands on Place 109238145423218 (+1 Power Fruit Evolution, Power Fruits) are an official count, not a named atlas. The listing says 10 islands and 24 stages. It does not print the island order, a stage index, or a recommended Power. Play on Roblox.
Waves of enemies are how a stage pays: Wins, then a fruit. A newgame.co.jp events page records World 3 + Boss Raids + AA as ended November 7–November 8, with a separate finished row dated October 31–November 1. That page is a dated recap. It does not name the ten islands. Map labels that a completion pass does not render in readable letters stay off this page.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Islands | 10 (official listing) |
| Stages | 24 across those islands (official) |
| Names and order | TBA |
| Stage payout | Enemy waves → Wins |
| World 3 + Boss Raids + AA | newgame.co.jp · ended Nov 7–Nov 8 · names Unverified |
| Other finished row | Same page · Oct 31–Nov 1 · title and islands not printed here |
| Boss per island | TBA |
| Place | 109238145423218 |
What do the official Power Fruit Evolution islands counts cover?
Two numbers, and then a stop. The Roblox listing for Place 109238145423218 says 24 stages across 10 islands. Ten is the island count. Twenty-four is the stage count. Neither number is a name, a biome, or a boss. "Across" is the listing's own link between the two counts. It does not say the stages split evenly, so 2.4 stages per island is arithmetic, not a map.
The same blurb tells you what a stage is for. Fight waves of enemies to earn Wins. Spend Wins to unlock fruits. Training and fighting add Power on top of +1 each second. Charge SPECIAL and press F once a fruit is equipped. None of those sentences name a shore. Pets, auras, rebirth, Auto Fight, and daily / playtime rewards are on the listing too, and none of them is an island label. Next: what to do with a HUD that shows a fight and withholds the letters.
| Listing line | Use it as | Do not turn it into |
|---|---|---|
| 10 islands | The size of the map list | Ten invented names |
| 24 stages | The size of the stage list | A numbered route with titles |
| Waves of enemies | How a stage pays Wins | A drop table per island |
| Boss-fight examples | Names on the bosses page | A pin to island 1 through 10 |
| 30 fruits | A fruit count, on the fruits page | A fruit per island |
| Place 109238145423218 | The experience this page covers | Another pirate map with a similar thumbnail |
Counts are the whole official atlas
A guide that adds "Starter Island" or a famous sea name is writing a different game. This listing stopped at the numbers. Power Fruit Evolution islands stay a count page until a capture shows a spelling and the Place id in one frame. Until then the honest row is 10, 24, and TBA.
Stages are not a second island list
A stage can sit on an island and still have no public title. Clearing stage-looking waves does not reveal which of the ten you are on. If a gate blocks the next wave, that gate is your session's lock, not a published island index. The progression page holds how Wins, training, and Auto Fight work while you are stuck on that gate. Next: the HUD, read for a fight, not for a christening.
How do I read a stage HUD with no island name?
Read the letters on the plate, then stop if the letters are not there. A dock, a street, a ship path, or a plaza can all be real places in a session and still fail as names. The test is the same one the bosses page uses: the spelling has to be readable, and it has to belong to this Place. A blurry banner, a translated label, or a creator's title card is not that test.
A third-party completion pass that labels itself World 2 shows early travel and street fights: a dock with the side HUD, then a water crossing, then city fighting. On the frames checked for this page, the place labels do not resolve into ten spellings. This page therefore does not assign those scenes to island rows. The still waiting here is the dock HUD, kept so the stage shape is visible and the name cells stay empty. The longer full-game pass used on bosses had the same problem for boss plates. It is not a backup atlas.
- Do01Confirm Place 109238145423218 before you trust a map label
- Do02Copy a name only when the letters are sharp in that frame
- Do03Leave the name blank when the plate is a wave counter, a menu, or a meme overlay
- Do04Keep Wins from the wave even when the island cell is empty
- Do05Send boss spellings to the bosses page, not into a new island
- Do06Treat World 3 and AA as event-title words until a map plate uses them as a place name
A scene is not a title
Water, wood docks, and block cities describe the camera. They do not name an island. If your own HUD later prints a string, compare it to nothing on this page, because this page has no string to compare. Write it in your notes. It still does not become a row here until the letters can be cited. Next: the announcement that sounds like a new map and does not list one.
Which pass is for the map, and which is not
Use the later-world completion camera when you want travel, then fights. Use the long noob-to-pro pass already described on the bosses page when you want the wider run. Neither pass, at the frames checked for this wiki, produced ten readable island names. That is why the capture set is two HUD stills and one travel loop, with named islands skipped.
What did the World 3 event recap claim?
newgame.co.jp's events page for this Place lists World 3 + Boss Raids + AA as ended November 7–November 8. The announcement text under that title says a new map, lobby, and trainers; boss raids against massive new bosses; 20 new fruit; 10 new summons; 14 new Hakis; and rebalanced progression for World 3 drops. Those are the claims. The page does not spell the map, the trainers, the fruit, the summons, or the Hakis.
The same schedule shows a second finished row dated October 31–November 1. The English text retrieved for this page did not give that row a title or an island list. Do not slide the World 3 title onto that earlier weekend, and do not slide October 31 onto the November 7 row. AA stays three letters inside the event title. The recap does not define them. Every proper name you might want from this update is Unverified because it was never printed.
| Announcement line | Status on this page | What gets a row |
|---|---|---|
| World 3 + Boss Raids + AA | Event title · ended Nov 7–Nov 8 | The title only |
| New map, lobby, trainers | Claimed · unnamed | No map name, no trainer name |
| 20 new fruit | Count only | No fruit strings · official fruit count stays 30 |
| 10 new summons | Count only | No summon names |
| 14 new Hakis | Count only · recap spelling Hakis | No Haki list |
| Rebalanced World 3 drops | Claimed | No drop table |
| Oct 31–Nov 1 finished row | A different date on the same page | No island names from that row |
| AA | Unexpanded | Not a mode with rules |
A new map is not the tenth name
"Brand new map" can be true as an announcement and still leave the official 10 unnamed. World 3 is the event's word for that update. It is not printed as one of the ten islands. Boss Raids, as tickets, a rotation, or bonus loot, is not in the sentences above. The bosses page already refuses to hang Admiral Akaino, Doflamenco, Darkbeard, Kaydo, or GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING on this recap. This page refuses the same hang from the island side.
Counts inside the recap do not edit the listing
Twenty new fruit does not replace the official 30, and it does not authorize twenty new rows on fruits. Ten summons are not the pet hatch line. Fourteen Hakis are not a greenhouse page and not Haki Armor, which is a separate third-party phrase this article does not adopt. Rebalanced drops are not a number. After the date, the permanent island page is still 10 and 24. Next: the payout you can actually use while the names are blank.
Then how a stage pays
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How does a clear pay when the map has no name?
The official payout is the wave, not the shoreline. Clear enemies, take the Wins, spend Wins on a fruit, charge SPECIAL, press F. That loop does not ask which of the 10 islands hosted the wave. A stage counter, if your HUD has one, tells you that a stage exists. It does not tell this wiki the stage's title. Recommended Power per stage is not on the listing, so this page will not invent a column of Power gates.
The second still is a later street fight on the same completion pass, around 02:19, where the side HUD and the attack control are up and no island spelling is readable. Use it as a second example of a stage-shaped fight. Do not caption it with a district name. Auto Fight, if the button is on your HUD, is the listing's helper for waves. It does not label the island. Daily rewards and playtime rewards are also official, with unpublished tables, and they are not map unlocks.
| You see | You do | You leave blank |
|---|---|---|
| A wave and a Wins tick | Clear it and bank Wins | The island name |
| A stage marker with no title | Treat it as one of 24 | A homemade stage name |
| A fruit you can buy | Spend Wins, then F | A claim that the island dropped the fruit |
| Auto Fight | Use it if you want the listed helper | A route through all 10 islands |
| A boss banner | Match it on the bosses page | An island assignment |
| A code that says WORLD3 | Redeem on the codes page if you use codes | An island list |
Wins stay the currency of a stage
A sell shop that pays coins shows up in a different session, on progression, and it is Unverified. Do not convert a stage clear into that coin word. The listing's word is Wins. Fruit unlocks on the listing are a Wins spend, including Rubber-Rubber and the other named fruits on fruits. A World 3 drop line in the recap does not move those unlocks onto a boss or an island.
Gates are session facts
If the next wave will not start, read the gate's own text. A level, a Power number, or a quest line on that gate is your screen, not a published requirement for "island 4." Rebirth caps, if the gate looks like a level bar, belong on rebirth and are Unverified there. Next: the labels this page will keep refusing, including the ones a travel shot tempts you to coin.
What must stay off an island row?
The refusal list is the content. Anything that is a different game's sea, a code string, an event title, a boss, a fruit, or an unreadable plate stays out of the name column. The travel loop on the completion pass, about 01:29–01:45, is a ship on a water path. It shows movement between places. It does not show a readable destination name, so the loop illustrates travel and does not christen an island.
Code strings such as WORLD2 and WORLD3 are reward codes on codes. A code token that contains the word world is not a map label and does not prove a system. The October 31–November 1 finished row and the November 7–November 8 World 3 title are dates. Dates are not islands. GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING is a boss string, not a region.
| Tempting label | What it actually is | Island row |
|---|---|---|
| A famous pirate island | Another series | Do not add |
| World 2 as a video title | Uploader wording for a completion pass | Do not add |
| World 3 + Boss Raids + AA | Event title, Nov 7–Nov 8 | Do not add |
| Oct 31–Nov 1 row | A different finished date | Do not add |
| WORLD2 / WORLD3 codes | Code tokens | Do not add |
| Admiral Akaino through GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING | Boss spellings | Bosses page only |
| 20 fruit, 10 summons, 14 Hakis | Announcement counts | No names to add |
| Dock, street, ship path | Camera scenes | Not titles |
Unreadable means skip, not guess
If a capture frame is a face cam, a gift menu, or a minigame board, skip it. If a banner might say a place and the letters are soft, skip the name and keep the frame only as "HUD present" or drop it. This wiki would rather have two unnamed HUD stills than one wrong island. The ten slots stay empty on purpose.
Why the travel loop is still worth grabbing
Players searching Power Fruit Evolution islands want to see that stages are places you move between, not only a number in a blurb. The ship path does that job without a fake gazetteer. When a later patch prints names, those stills get captions. Until then the caption is the count. Next: the fights that already have spellings, and still have no shores.
Where do bosses go if no island is named?
Admiral Akaino, Doflamenco, Darkbeard, and Kaydo are boss-fight examples on the official listing. GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING is the final boss, with that spelling of ROJER. The listing puts those strings in the same feature list as the 10 islands and 24 stages. It does not draw a line from a name to a number. A final boss is not "stage 24" until a source says so. This page will not say so.
Boss Raids in the November 7–November 8 title can mean the event had large fights. It cannot mean those five spellings were the raid roster, because the recap does not use the five spellings. HP and drops stay TBA on bosses. Island stays TBA in both directions: a boss without a shore, and a shore without a name. Your next practical page is the Wins loop those stages pay into.
| Name | Listing role | Island on this page |
|---|---|---|
| Admiral Akaino | Boss example | TBA |
| Doflamenco | Boss example | TBA |
| Darkbeard | Boss example | TBA |
| Kaydo | Boss example | TBA |
| GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING | Final boss | TBA |
| Any other plate | Not a listing island | Do not add |
Spellings stay on the boss page
Doflamenco keeps the listing's letters. Kaydo stays Kaydo. GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING stays in that shape. Moving any of them onto an island row would pretend the map exists. If your HUD shows one of those five, you have a boss fact, and you still have an island gap. Record the boss on the bosses page's terms: spelling yes, HP no, island no.
After the count sticks
Open progression for +1 Power each second, training, Wins, Auto Fight, and the Unverified dummy rates. Open beginner guide if you still need the first wave and the first F press. The island page's job ends at 10, 24, and a recap that refused to become a gazetteer.
What next
Next: turn those unnamed clears into the Wins loop on progression. Named fights stay on bosses, still without a shore.
FAQ
Is World 3 one of the 10 islands?
No. World 3 + Boss Raids + AA is an event title on newgame.co.jp, ended November 7–November 8. The announcement claims a new map and does not name it. A separate finished row on that page is dated October 31–November 1 and also supplies no island list here.
What did the World 3 recap say was added?
A new map, lobby, and trainers; boss raids; 20 new fruit; 10 new summons; 14 new Hakis; and rebalanced World 3 drops. Those are announcement counts and nouns. Names are Unverified and are not printed on this page. AA is not defined.
Which island has GOLD ROJER THE PIRATE KING?
Not published. The final-boss spelling is official. The island, the stage index, HP, and drops are TBA.
Can I use a completion pass to name the islands?
Only when the letters are readable and the Place id matches 109238145423218. The World 2 completion pass used here shows docks, a water crossing, and street fights. The names were not readable, so no island row was added.
Do stages drop fruits directly?
The listing says waves pay Wins and Wins unlock fruits. It does not publish a per-island drop table. The recap's "rebalanced World 3 drops" line is not that table.
Related pages
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