Update 30 went live in Blox Fruits on September 5, 2026, with Magnet Fruit and a rebuilt First Sea among its headline changes. The update gives returning players new reasons to revisit familiar islands: hidden secrets now connect exploration to map progress, travel unlocks, and levels beyond the usual grinding cap, while Magnet adds a scrap-powered combat loop with separate tap and hold abilities.
Blox Fruits Update 30 First Sea Rework
First Sea is still the starting region, but its islands have been rebuilt with changed buildings, textures, lighting, layouts, and NPC surroundings. That matters if you already know the old routes: some familiar spaces now have interiors, hidden interactions, puzzles, quests, and boss encounters worth checking instead of treating each island as a stop on the normal enemy-grinding route.
The Gacha Dealer is now in Middletown, and Update 30 adds a Secrets Master in First Sea. Those changes give the rework a practical purpose beyond looking different. You can explore the islands for their new activities, then use the progress you make there to unlock better ways to move around the region.
How Island Secrets Unlock Levels in Blox Fruits
Island Secrets are small puzzles, occasional quests, and awakened boss encounters hidden around the rebuilt islands. They are part of First Sea's progression system, so completing them does more than add another collectible to your map.
Finish your first secret and the World Map appears on your HUD. From there, stars show your progress for each island. Completing an island's secret objectives unlocks its teleporter, with the travel destinations presented through Middletown, so exploration can eventually cut down on repeat sailing. You still have to complete the relevant objectives for each destination; finding the map does not unlock every teleporter at once.
The level change is separate from ordinary enemy grinding. Regular progression still reaches level 2,800, while secret-related progression can carry you toward level 3,000. If you are already at the normal cap, repeating the same quests will not provide those extra levels by itself. Look for the unfinished island objectives and use the stars on the World Map to track what remains.
Magnet Fruit Moveset in Blox Fruits
Magnet's normal form revolves around Magnetic Power, while Maximum Overdrive changes how the same fruit controls space around you. Learn the resource loop before the ability tables because the current stage affects both Magnet's attacks and its defense.
How Magnetic Power and Scrap Work
Scrap appears as you fight, and collecting it increases Magnetic Power, enlarges the mechanical arms, improves normal attacks, and extends the combo through three stages. Magnetic Pull starts at stage two and becomes stronger and wider at stage three.
The resource has a cost as well as a benefit. Taking damage drains Magnetic Power, and repeated hits can drop you to a lower stage. The stages also improve your defense, so collecting scrap during an encounter helps you keep both the fruit's offensive effects and its protection.
Holding C pulls nearby scrap toward you and absorbs it, which makes the move useful for rebuilding power during a fight. You do not need to treat scrap as a separate material to farm before using Magnet. It is part of the fruit's in-combat loop, and the power you have at a given moment determines how much of the staged effect is available.
Magnet Fruit Tap and Hold Abilities
The normal form's keys have different jobs when you tap or hold them. Holding a key can turn Z into a beam, enlarge X's cage, gather scrap with C, or start flight with F.
| Key | Tap | Hold |
|---|---|---|
| Z, Scrap Arsenal | Fires magnetic projectiles that attract enemies. Stacking projectiles increases their area and pull effect. | Fires a beam with extra damage on a direct hit. |
| X, Magnetic Overcharge | Catches a target in a magnetic cage. | Enlarges the cage's reach and damage. |
| C, Polarizing Drop | Lifts an enemy and slams it down. | Draws nearby scrap to you and absorbs it. |
| F, Grab and Flight | Grabs a target and makes it put away its sword. | Activates flight while your other abilities remain usable. |
C is therefore both an attack and a way to maintain the resource that powers the rest of the kit. F has a similarly important split: its tap effect is a close-range disarm, while its held effect is travel. Repeated damage can interrupt flight, and pressing F again while flying launches the jetpack toward a target.
Maximum Overdrive Moveset and Weaknesses
With enough Magnetic Power, V activates Maximum Overdrive and changes Magnet into an armored mech form. The transformation has much higher resistance, especially against guns, and its X and C moves resist cancellation. Lightning attacks remain a weakness, so the form's defenses do not make it immune to every matchup.
The transformed controls are distinct enough to learn on their own:
| Control | Transformed effect |
|---|---|
| Z tap / hold | Fires aim-assisted missiles, or a large cannon blast when held. |
| X tap / hold | Creates an explosive area attack, or opens Magnetic Room to gather enemies and pull them back toward its center when held. |
| C tap / hold | Pulls scrap into a ground slam, or launches a moving spin attack when held. |
| F tap / hold | Disarms caught enemies over an area, or activates faster transformed flight when held. |
| V | Activates Maximum Overdrive with sufficient power. Ending the form pulls nearby enemies in before the mech explodes. |
Maximum Overdrive is more than a defensive animation: it changes the way Magnet controls space around the user. The room, spin, flight, and exit explosion all give the transformed form separate purposes, while the Lightning weakness and its power requirement give you reasons to manage Magnetic Power before activating it.
How the Blox Fruits Magnet Event Works
The Magnet event follows a simple enemies-to-tokens-to-gacha loop. At the start of each hour, look for the special magnetic enemies, defeat them, and collect the Magnet Tokens they provide. Then visit the Blox Fruits Gacha Dealer and choose the Magnet Gacha to spend those tokens on event rewards.
The Magnet Gacha offers uncommon-or-better fruits, accessories, profile customization, and a chase tier built around fruit skins. Common fruits are excluded from these rolls, so this event pool differs from the regular low-rarity fruit gacha.
Dragon is also rollable again after Update 30. Its exact placement between the regular and event pools remains unclear, so do not assume that every Magnet Gacha roll can produce it.
Blox Fruits Update 30 UI Changes
The interface refresh reaches beyond First Sea. Updated NPC dialogue, the HUD, stats, loading and team screens, and player profiles make information easier to find across the experience. Profile screens add tabs, friend indicators, and search, so checking another player's profile is more direct than relying on the older layout.
Update 30 also adds previews for weapons and boats before you buy or use them, along with previews for boss drops. That gives you a way to inspect what a purchase or reward looks like before committing to it. These are small changes compared with the island rework, but they reduce the amount of guessing involved in shopping, collecting, and checking your progress.
Returning at level 2,800? Start with unfinished First Sea secrets and use the World Map stars to choose your next island. For Magnet, learn the tap and hold split and use held C to keep its power stages supplied. Separately, when special enemies appear at the top of the hour, defeat them for tokens and take those tokens to the Magnet Gacha.
