Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Guide: Moves, Awakening, and More

This guide answers exactly what you need to know about the Magnet fruit in Blox Fruits: its moves, how to obtain it, whether it’s worth using, and its strengths and weaknesses. You’ll learn the full moveset, the awakening requirements, and how it compares to other fruits, so you can decide if it fits your playstyle.

What Is the Magnet Fruit?

The Magnet fruit is a Legendary (also called Mythical in some older game versions) Elemental-type fruit in the Roblox game Blox Fruits. It was added in Update 17 Part 3 and is based on the concept of magnetism. When eaten, it grants the user the ability to control magnetic fields, pull metal objects, and unleash powerful magnetic attacks. It is a Logia-type fruit, meaning the user becomes intangible to non-Haki attacks when their body is transformed into magnetism. This makes it a solid choice for both PvE (player versus environment) and PvP (player versus player) combat, though it requires some skill to use effectively.

How to Get the Magnet Fruit

Like all fruits in Blox Fruits, the Magnet fruit can be obtained through several methods:

• Random Spawn: It appears randomly on the map every 30-60 minutes. You can find it in any of the main seas (First Sea, Second Sea, Third Sea). The exact spawn location is random, so you need to check common spawn points or use a fruit radar.
• Purchase from the Blox Fruit Dealer: The dealer in each sea sells it for a fixed price (in-game currency). The price is typically around 1,200,000 (1.2 million) in the Second Sea and 2,500,000 (2.5 million) in the Third Sea. Prices can change with updates, so check the in-game shop.
• Stock Refresh: The dealer’s stock rotates every 4 hours, so you may need to wait for it to appear in the shop.
• Gacha (Chests): You can also obtain it from the fruit gacha at the dealer, but the chance is very low.

Note that the Magnet fruit is not a permanent fruit; if you die while holding it, you lose it. You can store it in your inventory if you have a fruit storage slot.

Magnet Fruit Moveset and Abilities

The Magnet fruit has four moves that you unlock as you level up your Blox Fruit mastery. Here is the full moveset:

• Magnetic Pull (Z): Pulls all enemies within a radius toward you. It also pulls in metal objects and can be used to grab players. This is a great crowd control move and can set up combos.
• Magnetic Field (X): Creates a magnetic field around you that damages enemies and pushes them away. It also increases your defense slightly while active. Good for escaping or breaking combos.
• Magnet Beam (C): Fires a concentrated beam of magnetic energy in a straight line. This move has long range and high damage, making it your main damage dealer. It can be aimed manually.
• Magnetic Storm (V): Summons a large magnetic storm that damages all enemies in a wide area. This is your ultimate move and deals massive damage. It has a long cooldown, so use it wisely.

All moves scale with your Blox Fruit mastery and your melee/sword stats (depending on your build). The fruit is considered a Logia, so you become immune to non-Haki attacks when you have the fruit active (your body is made of magnetism).

Awakening the Magnet Fruit

Like many Legendary/Mythical fruits, the Magnet fruit can be awakened to unlock enhanced versions of its moves. To awaken it, you need to:

1. Reach Mastery 400 on the unawakened fruit.
2. Complete the Raid for the Magnet fruit (available in the Second Sea and Third Sea).
3. Collect Fragments (the currency earned from raids).
4. Talk to the Awakening NPC (located in the Second Sea and Third Sea) and spend fragments to unlock the awakened moves.

The awakened moves have improved damage, range, and sometimes new effects. For example, the awakened Magnetic Pull can pull enemies even further, and the awakened Magnetic Storm creates multiple storms. Awakening is recommended if you plan to use the fruit long-term.

Is the Magnet Fruit Good? Pros and Cons

The Magnet fruit is a solid choice for both beginners and experienced players, but it has its strengths and weaknesses.

Pros

• Logia intangibility: You take no damage from non-Haki attacks, which is a huge advantage in PvE and early PvP.
• Great crowd control: Magnetic Pull and Magnetic Field are excellent for grouping enemies and breaking combos.
• High damage ultimate: Magnetic Storm can wipe out groups of enemies or deal massive damage to a single target.
• Good range: Magnet Beam has long range, allowing you to hit enemies from a safe distance.

Cons

• Not the best for PvP against skilled players: The moves are somewhat predictable, and skilled players can dodge them with Haki or movement.
• Requires good aim: Magnet Beam takes practice to land consistently.
• Awakening is time-consuming: You need to grind mastery and do many raids to fully awaken it.
• Outclassed by other fruits: Fruits like Dragon, Dough, or Leopard are generally considered stronger for PvP.

Overall, the Magnet fruit is a B-tier fruit – it’s decent, but not top-tier. It’s great for PvE and decent for PvP if you know how to use it.

How to Use the Magnet Fruit Effectively

To get the most out of the Magnet fruit, you need to understand its combo potential. Here are some tips:

• Combo starter: Use Magnetic Pull (Z) to bring enemies close, then follow up with Magnetic Beam (C) or Magnetic Storm (V).
• Defensive use: Magnetic Field (X) can be used to push away enemies who are trying to combo you. It also gives you a brief moment of invincibility.
• PvE grinding: Use Magnetic Pull to group enemies, then use Magnetic Storm to clear them all at once. This is efficient for farming.
• PvP combos: Pair the fruit with a sword or fighting style. For example, use Magnetic Pull, then a sword move, then Magnetic Beam. Practice your timing.
• Awakened moves: If you awaken the fruit, the moves become even stronger. The awakened Magnetic Storm is especially powerful.

Remember to always have your Haki upgraded, as it increases your damage and defense.

Magnet Fruit vs. Other Fruits

When deciding whether to use the Magnet fruit, it helps to compare it to other similar fruits:

• vs. Light Fruit: Light is faster and has better mobility, but Magnet has better crowd control. Light is generally better for grinding, while Magnet is better for PvE group fights.
• vs. Dark Fruit: Dark has a similar pull mechanic, but Magnet has more ranged damage. Dark is better for PvP due to its stun, while Magnet is more versatile.
• vs. Rubber Fruit: Rubber is a Logia that is immune to electric attacks, but Magnet has more offensive power. Rubber is more defensive, Magnet is more offensive.
• vs. Dough Fruit: Dough is significantly stronger in both PvE and PvP, but it is also much harder to obtain. Magnet is a budget alternative.

In short, the Magnet fruit is a good middle-ground choice. It’s not the best, but it’s far from the worst, and it can be very effective in the right hands.

Common Mistakes and Misconceptions

Here are a few things players often get wrong about the Magnet fruit:

• It’s not a physical fruit: Some players think it’s a Paramecia, but it’s actually a Logia. This means you can become intangible, but you also take extra damage from water (since you are made of metal/magnetism).
• Awakening is not necessary: Many players think you need to awaken the fruit to make it viable. While awakening helps, the unawakened moves are still decent for grinding and PvP.
• Magnetic Pull doesn’t work on all enemies: Some bosses and NPCs are immune to crowd control. Don’t rely on it for every fight.
• You can’t use it in water: Like all Logia fruits, you lose your powers when you touch water. Be careful near the ocean.

Understanding these points will help you use the fruit more effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Magnet fruit worth using in Blox Fruits?

Yes, the Magnet fruit is worth using, especially for PvE grinding and for players who enjoy a balanced playstyle. It offers good damage, crowd control, and Logia intangibility. However, if you’re focused on top-tier PvP, you might prefer stronger fruits like Dough or Dragon.

How do I get the Magnet fruit in Blox Fruits?

You can get it by finding it randomly on the map, buying it from the Blox Fruit Dealer (if it’s in stock), or getting it from the gacha. The dealer price is around 1.2 million in the Second Sea and 2.5 million in the Third Sea.

What is the best build for the Magnet fruit?

The best build is typically a melee/sword hybrid. Since the fruit’s moves scale with your Blox Fruit mastery, you want to level that up. Pair it with a good sword like the Saber or a fighting style like Superhuman. Also, max out your Haki.

Can I awaken the Magnet fruit?

Yes, you can awaken it. You need to reach Mastery 400, complete the Magnet raid, and spend fragments at the Awakening NPC. The awakened moves are stronger and have better effects.

Is the Magnet fruit good for PvP?

It’s decent for PvP, but not top-tier. The moves are somewhat predictable, and skilled players can dodge them. However, with good aim and combo timing, you can still win fights. It’s better for PvE.

What is the difference between the Magnet fruit and the Dark fruit?

Both have a pull move, but Magnet has more ranged damage and a better ultimate. Dark has a stun and is better for PvP. Magnet is more versatile for PvE.

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