To get the Magnet Fruit in Blox Fruits, reports describe a loop of joining the Magnet Event, defeating its marked magnetized NPCs, collecting Magnetic Tokens, and using those tokens at the Magnet/Event option at the Blox Fruits Gacha Dealer. The gacha gives you a chance at Magnet Fruit, not a guaranteed result.
Magnet is part of Blox Fruits Update 30. For the surrounding changes, see the Blox Fruits Update 30 explainer.
How to get the Magnet Fruit
The route is short: wait for the event, collect tokens from magnetized NPCs, and use the event gacha. The image below shows the Magnet fruit equipped with its ability panel, which can help you identify the correct fruit.
Defeat magnetized NPCs during the hourly event
The Magnet Event is reported to start at the top of each hour. When it begins, use this loop:
- Wait for the next hourly event start.
- Search nearby islands and other accessible areas for event NPCs marked
Magnetized. The target's name tag and blue magnetic effect help separate it from the regular version of the NPC. - Defeat the marked NPCs and collect the Magnetic Tokens they award.
Targets can appear across the seas, so check another accessible island if you do not find a marked NPC nearby.
Spend Magnetic Tokens at the event gacha
Take your Magnetic Tokens to the Blox Fruits Gacha Dealer and open its shop interaction. Choose the Magnet/Event option for this route, rather than the ordinary fruit roll. The attempt is chance-based, so one roll does not guarantee Magnet Fruit. If it misses, repeat the event loop for another chance.
Magnet Fruit and Monster Magnet are different
Magnet Fruit and Monster Magnet are separate items. Magnet Fruit is the fruit from the event route, while Monster Magnet is a different item. Obtaining Monster Magnet does not give you Magnet Fruit, so keep the names separate when following a guide.
If you are working toward a different fruit, how to get Tiger Fruit in Blox Fruits covers that separate target.
