Magnet Fruit, released in Blox Fruits update 30, delivers a magnetic gameplay twist that sets it apart from other gear.
How to Acquire the Magnet Fruit
The fruit can be obtained the same way as all other Blox Fruits: through the Dealer, Fruit Gacha, random spawns, or trading. Dealers appear across the three seas, but Magnet may not always be in stock; players should then turn to Gacha rolls or look for an on‑field drop. Trading remains a viable alternative for those holding other valuable fruits.
Magnetic Power: The Core of the Fruit
Magnetic Power is the primary passive system of Magnet Fruit. It scales with Scrap collected in combat. As more Scrap is gathered, the mechanical arms grow in size through three sequential stages, each providing an upgrade to M1 attacks and defense.
- Stage 1: Installs the basic mechanical arms and standard M1 attacks.
- Stage 2: Enlarges the arms, extends the M1 combo, activates Magnetic Pull.
- Stage 3: Provides the largest arms, longest combo, strongest Pull, and highest defense.
Shock damage depletes Magnetic Power, forcing continuous engagement to sustain the higher tiers.
Magnetic Pull: Enforcing Range Control
Once Stage 2 is reached, Magnetic Pull triggers automatically, drawing nearby enemies toward the player. The effect intensifies by Stage 3, widening the radius and pulling strength, which facilitates pairing the Pull with the newly enhanced M1 attacks.
Full Moveset: Tapping vs. Holding
Magnet Fruit offers five core abilities. Each can be used with a tap or hold, producing distinct outcomes.
Z – Scrap Arsenal
Tap: Fires multiple magnetic projectiles that attract enemies and magnify area pull. Hold: Fires a continuous magnetic beam that links a direct hit for bonus damage.
X – Magnetic Overcharge
Tap: Encapsulates an opponent in a magnetic cage that detonates and damages surroundings. Hold: Deploys a larger cage with extended reach and increased damage.
C – Polarizing Drop
Tap: Uses the arms to lift an enemy and slam them down. Hold: Pulls Scrap into the player and auto‑absorbs it.
F – Disarm & Jetpack
Tap: Grabs the target, forcibly unequipping their sword—a powerful counter against armed foes. Hold: Engages the jetpack, granting flight while preserving other abilities. Dragging in flight allows a follow‑up jetpack attack; repeated damage will terminate the flight.
V – Maximum Overdrive
Activates the full mechanized transformation once Magnetic Power is sufficient.
The Mech: Maximum Overdrive Details
Upon transformation, Magnet enters a massive mechanical form. Defense spikes and gun attacks lose potency, but lightning strikes become more dangerous, revealing the form’s weakness.
Transformed Z – Scrap Arsenal
Tap: Fires aim‑guided missiles. Hold: Releases a powerful mech blast.
Transformed X – Magnetic Overcharge
Tap: Sends a large Scrap projectile that detonates widely. Hold: Creates Magnetic Room, pulling enemies inward while damaging escape attempts.
Transformed C – Polarizing Drop
Tap: Draws Scrap toward the mech before slamming it for area damage. Hold: Switches the mech into a rotating helicopter attack that delivers continuous damage.
Transformed F – Disarm Jetpack
Tap: Sends out an area effect that forces observed swords off enemies. Hold: Propels the mech to a faster jetpack flight.
Transformed V – Overdrive Exit
Ends the mech form and it gathers nearby enemies before self‑destructing and dealing damage.
During transformation, the X and C attacks cannot be cancelled, granting the mech a reinforced armor buff throughout tactical usage.
Combat Verdict
Magnet Fruit blends high‑defense, precision disarm, and tight crowd control. Its unique pull mechanics keep adversaries within striking distance, while the jetpack offers mobility rarely seen among brawlers. In PvP, the mechanized form and magnetic traps give it a slight edge over Dragon, though lightning remains its Achilles heel.
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