Uchiha build setup
A practical bloodlines uchiha build pairs Mist Illusion, Uchiha Flame Kunai, and fire attacks for repeated PvP pressure. In Roblox's Bloodlines, this setup gives you a clear fighting plan: catch an opponent, follow their escape response, and find another opening. Fungzy's Uchiha ganking showcase demonstrates that approach, including missed attacks and interrupted exchanges that show why timing matters.
Fungzy introduces the character as an Ember-farming build before taking it into player fights. The useful takeaway is the combination of tools and how they support repeated engagements. The video's “meta” label is the creator's assessment, rather than evidence that the setup wins every matchup.
| Build component | Use in Fungzy's showcase | Practical takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Mist Illusion | Repeatedly used during pursuit and attack sequences | Make its availability part of your decision to continue chasing |
| Uchiha Flame Kunai | Introduced as a central pairing with Mist Illusion | Practice connecting it during an opening |
| Fire Seal | Attempted after catches and during finishing attempts | Aim carefully instead of assuming the follow-up lands |
| Fireball | Used throughout exchanges, including against weakened targets | Keep it available as another offensive option |
| Amaterasu | Paired with kunai and followed by Mist Illusion | Learn these interactions if your eye variant provides it |
Fire also has a clan-specific reason to feature in the build: the Roblox Bloodlines Wiki lists a 1.12× fire damage bonus for Uchiha. That figure is community-documented; it should not be treated as proof that every fire-themed ability receives the same interaction.
The showcase does not establish a complete numerical stat allocation or mandatory armor set. Use this as an ability-focused setup, and check the requirements of your chosen skills before spending progression resources.
Sharingan progression
Sharingan development provides useful combat information before the build reaches Mangekyo. BloxInformer and the Roblox Bloodlines Wiki agree on the main benefits of the three ordinary stages.
| Sharingan stage | Documented benefit | How it helps this build |
|---|---|---|
| One tomoe | Shows enemy health bars and held items | Helps you judge whether to pursue a weakened opponent |
| Two tomoe | Adds a chance to dodge an incoming attack automatically | Gives occasional defensive help while you manage exchanges |
| Three tomoe | Unlocks genjutsu that hides an enemy's hotbar | Adds disruption alongside your offensive tools |
The automatic dodge is a chance, so it should not replace active defense. Likewise, hiding an opponent's hotbar should not be treated as evidence that their abilities have been disabled.
The progression descriptions address different parts of the process. BloxInformer identifies being gripped or resetting as ways to awaken Sharingan. Roblox Bloodlines Wiki describes combat experience as the way to earn further tomoe. Awakening the eye and advancing its stages are separate milestones; those statements do not establish a complete reset or activation schedule.
For build planning, follow these milestones:
- Awaken Sharingan and learn to use its health and equipment information.
- Progress through the ordinary tomoe stages.
- Identify your Mangekyo variant before planning variant-specific attacks.
- Treat EMS as a later upgrade with its own procedure and disputed odds.
Avoid turning a brief progression description into instructions to reset repeatedly. Bloodlines is a permadeath game, making the distinction between an awakening trigger and a reliable progression method especially relevant.
Choosing a Mangekyo variant
Both community wikis describe Mangekyo as becoming available after three-tomoe Sharingan, with a variant assigned randomly through natural progression. BloxInformer also describes obtaining Mangekyo through an implant performed by Kabuto. You should therefore build around the eye you actually have instead of assuming your progression will produce a particular variant.
| Variant | Documented abilities | Suggested build direction |
|---|---|---|
| Itachi | Amaterasu, a Susanoo strike, and ribcage defense | The closest match to the showcased Amaterasu and fire-pressure setup |
| Obito | Self-warping and transporting an opponent into a pocket dimension | A different approach centered on repositioning and dimension interactions |
| Sasuke | Susanoo basic attacks and a Susanoo grab | An alternative centered on Susanoo attacks and grab opportunities |
Itachi is the most direct fit for this specific setup because Amaterasu appears repeatedly in Fungzy's fights. That recommendation follows the overlap between the demonstrated attacks and Itachi's documented abilities; it is not a verified ranking of all Uchiha variants.
Obito and Sasuke require adjustments. Copying an Amaterasu sequence onto either variant is not a complete build plan. Start with the shared tools you can access, then practice openings that fit your actual eye abilities.
The wikis disagree on Obito's control assignments. BloxInformer associates M1 with self-warp and M2 with transporting an opponent, while Roblox Bloodlines Wiki lists a different arrangement involving M1, M2, and C+M2. Their Amaterasu descriptions also differ: one describes a projectile, while the other describes delayed flames at the cursor. Check the current ability behavior in game before practicing either input sequence.
EMS upgrades and conflicting requirements
Ordinary Mangekyo use can cause blindness. Both BloxInformer and the Roblox Bloodlines Wiki describe medical-ninja treatment as a way to reverse it, while Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan removes the blindness drawback.
Both pages describe an EMS procedure involving another player removing your Mangekyo eye and Kabuto reinstalling it. However, their probability claims directly contradict each other.
| Public reference | Stated implant probability | What that would mean |
|---|---|---|
| BloxInformer | 20–25% chance of failure | Approximately 75–80% success, if the stated failure rate is correct |
| Roblox Bloodlines Wiki | 20–25% success rate | A much lower chance of success than BloxInformer describes |
These figures cannot both describe the same unchanged procedure. Do not combine them into an average or present either as a settled success rate. Before arranging the eye removal, verify the current procedure and any probability information available in game.
For Itachi EMS, both pages describe faster Amaterasu and sealing effects associated with Susanoo. BloxInformer additionally states that Amaterasu will not hit its user. Roblox Bloodlines Wiki separately lists health-stealing Susanoo effects. Those additional details are claims from the named community pages, rather than features independently established by both.
For Obito EMS, the shared details are five seconds of intangibility and a 1.5× healing benefit. BloxInformer places the healing improvement inside the Kamui dimension and adds stamina recovery during intangibility.
For Sasuke EMS, Roblox Bloodlines Wiki lists improved Susanoo armor, longer grab range, and Flame Arrows. BloxInformer does not provide a corresponding Sasuke upgrade description.
EMS offers substantial documented benefits, but you can still practice the build's catches, attack timing, and pursuit decisions before obtaining it.
How to play the build
The most useful pattern in Fungzy's showcase is repeated pressure with adjustments between attacks. Mist Illusion appears frequently, but the fights also include missed Fire Seals, substitutions, cooldown interruptions, and retreats when more opponents arrive.
Use the following as a practice sequence, rather than a guaranteed combo:
- Find an opening. Look for a moment to connect Mist Illusion or another available attack.
- Choose a follow-up. Practice Flame Kunai, Fire Seal, or an available fire attack after the catch.
- Watch the opponent's response. A substitution or missed attack changes what you can safely attempt next.
- Reconnect when possible. The showcase includes Amaterasu followed by Mist Illusion and kunai paired with Amaterasu.
- Reassess the chase. Check health information, available abilities, and nearby players before committing again.
A useful practice goal is learning which follow-ups you can land consistently. Test one interaction at a time before attempting a longer sequence. The demonstrated combinations do not establish exact stun durations, unavoidable links, or a universal damage total.
Cooldown awareness matters. At one point, Fungzy abandons a pursuit because Mist Illusion is unavailable. Treat that as a practical example: a build's strongest catch does not help while it is on cooldown.
Group pressure also changes the decision. The showcase repeatedly shifts from chasing a weakened target to backing away from additional attackers. One-tomoe health information can help identify a possible finish, but low enemy health does not make every pursuit worthwhile.
FAQ
What is a good bloodlines uchiha build for PvP?
Mist Illusion with Uchiha Flame Kunai and fire attacks is a concrete setup demonstrated in Fungzy's ganking video. Add Amaterasu if your variant provides it. Its appeal is repeated catch-and-follow-up pressure, although the showcase does not establish a complete stat spread or guaranteed combo.
Which Mangekyo variant fits this setup best?
Itachi is the closest fit because its documented kit includes Amaterasu, which features throughout the showcased fights. Obito and Sasuke support different approaches. Their abilities should shape your attack sequences rather than being treated as interchangeable replacements.
Do you need EMS before using the build?
The core fighting approach can be practiced before EMS. Ordinary Mangekyo carries a blindness drawback, while EMS removes that drawback and improves variant abilities. EMS does not replace the need to manage cooldowns, aim follow-ups, and respond to substitutions.
What are the correct EMS success odds?
The community references disagree: BloxInformer reports a 20–25% failure chance, while Roblox Bloodlines Wiki reports a 20–25% success chance. Neither figure should be presented as settled. Check the current in-game procedure before having another player remove your eye.