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How to Get Magnet Tokens in Blox Fruits (Update 30 Magnet Event & Gacha Guide)

Sam Okonkwo
Sam Okonkwo
Blox Fruits Update 30 Magnet event key art — a fighter pulling a vortex of blue magnetic energy and metal scrap toward them over the ocean

Applies to Blox Fruits Update 30 (Sea 1 Rework), released Friday, September 5, 2026. Last verified: September 8, 2026. Blox Fruits is an experience inside Roblox built by Gamer Robot Inc. — Roblox itself doesn't run this event, the developer does. Every number below is cross-checked against the game's official Update 30 patch notes and the Magnet Token / Magnet Gacha pages on the community wiki, plus a live Roblox Games API pull taken while writing this.

Update 30 dropped the Magnet fruit, but the fruit isn't the only reason players are grinding right now — the limited Magnet Night Event is handing out a currency called Magnet Tokens, and those tokens are the only way to roll the new Magnet Gacha for reworked cosmetic fruit skins. If you want the Arcsteel Magnet skin or the returning Topaz Diamond, you farm tokens. This guide covers exactly how the event works, how many tokens you get per kill, the best places to farm, and the full Magnet Gacha reward table with real drop percentages.

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What are Magnet Tokens in Blox Fruits?

Quick answer — Magnet Tokens are a limited event material added in Update 30. You earn 17–35 tokens each time you defeat a [Magnetized] or [Overcharged Magnetized] enemy during the Magnet Night Event, which fires every hour at the XX:00 mark and lasts 10 minutes. You then spend 500 Magnet Tokens per roll at the Magnet Gacha, on a two-hour cooldown that's shared with the standard Blox Fruit Gacha. Tokens exist only while the event is live, so grind them now.

Magnet Tokens work almost exactly like the Summer Tokens from Update 27 — a temporary event currency you bank up and cash in at a special gacha. They do not buy the Magnet fruit itself (that's a separate 6,000,000 Beli / 3,500 Robux purchase from the Blox Fruit Dealer). Tokens are purely the entry fee for the Magnet Gacha and its cosmetic fruit skins.

Blox Fruits is riding an enormous demand wave off this update. Our live Roblox Games API pull on September 8, 2026 showed 433,328 players in the game simultaneously, sitting on top of 64.2 billion lifetime visits and 19.8 million favorites — one of the most-played experiences on the entire platform, three days into the patch. That's the window you want to farm in, because the event is time-limited and drop rates on the rare skins are brutal.

How does the Magnet Night Event work?

A Magnetized Reborn Skeleton enemy in Blox Fruits surrounded by blue magnetic energy during the Magnet Night Event

The Magnet Night Event is a world-wide spawn event, not an instanced dungeon. Here's the exact loop:

  • It starts every hour, on the hour (XX:00), and runs for 10 minutes. Miss the window and you wait for the next one.
  • When it fires, roughly 1–3 enemies per island are tagged with a [Magnetized] or [Overcharged Magnetized] modifier. Only the lowest-level enemies on each island can be selected — so you're not hunting bosses, you're clearing trash mobs that got a buff.
  • Killing a tagged enemy (or the event timer ending) removes the modifier and, on a kill, drops your Magnet Tokens.
  • Your damage scales to the enemy, so a Magnetized mob isn't a free kill — it's tuned to take a few seconds of real combat rather than a one-shot.

The two enemy types behave differently. A [Magnetized] enemy gains a new melee attack and oversized "hands" copied from the Magnet fruit's untransformed M1. An [Overcharged Magnetized] enemy does all of that and fires homing missiles that drag you toward the blast, mimicking the Magnet fruit's Z ability — so the overcharged ones hit harder but are worth farming for the higher token payout.

How many Magnet Tokens do you get per kill?

Blox Fruits reward pop-up showing Obtained Magnet Token 33x after defeating a Magnetized enemy

Each Magnetized or Overcharged Magnetized kill pays out 17–35 Magnet Tokens (the official patch notes describe it as "around 25 tokens" per enemy — the wiki's tested range of 17–35 is the real spread). The exact drop within that band scales with the enemy and the sea you're in.

Do the quick math on what that means for a gacha roll:

MilestoneMagnet TokensKills needed (at ~25/kill)
One event window (10 min)~150–3506–14
One Magnet Gacha roll500~20
Ten rolls (skin-hunting)5,000~200

Because a roll costs 500 and a single 10-minute window realistically nets 150–350 tokens, expect roughly two event windows per guaranteed roll if you farm efficiently. The players pulling for the 1% Arcsteel Magnet skin are grinding dozens of windows.

Best places to farm Magnet Tokens

Location is the single biggest lever on your tokens-per-hour, because the event only runs 10 minutes and you need to hop between islands fast:

  • First Sea (Sea 1) — the recommended starting ground. The islands sit close together, so you can clear Magnetized spawns across several islands inside one 10-minute window. This is also the sea that got fully reworked in Update 30, so it's where most players already are.
  • Third Sea, Sea of Treats — higher tokens per kill than the First Sea. It's a cluster of five islands packed close together, and with a movement-boosting accessory equipped you can pull 500–600 tokens in a single window here — enough for a full gacha roll from one event.
  • Private server — strongly recommended. In a public server you're splitting a fixed pool of 1–3 Magnetized enemies per island with everyone else on it. A private server means every spawn is yours.

Movement is everything. Equip a fast-travel fruit — Portal, Light, Kitsune, or Eagle — to island-hop before the timer runs out. Portal is the standout because you can teleport straight between islands instead of sailing. Accessories like the Coral Crown or Shark Cape further boost your farm rate in the Sea of Treats route.

Pro tip — Don't try to farm the Magnet fruit's own transformation while collecting scrap for tokens. You cannot gain Magnetic Power while transformed, and the token grind rewards fast clears, not big flashy ults. Stay in base form, use your fastest mobility, and prioritize the Overcharged spawns.

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Full Magnet Gacha reward table (drop rates)

An Overcharged Magnetized Sea Soldier enemy with a dark red aura that fires homing magnetic missiles in Blox Fruits

You spend tokens at the Magnet Gacha, and the roll happens on a two-hour cooldown shared with the standard Blox Fruit Gacha — so rolling Magnet burns your regular gacha roll too. Plan around that.

The gacha's headline pool is the Chromatic Box, cosmetic fruit skins with these confirmed drop rates from the Update 30 patch notes:

Chromatic Box (500 tokens per roll):

  • Lime Blade33%
  • Topaz Diamond25% (returning skin)
  • Scarlet Ghost22%
  • Yellow Lightning13% (returning skin)
  • Starlight Gravity5%
  • Runic Fiend1% (a Mutation skin, like Galaxy Empyrean)
  • Arcsteel Magnet1%

Beyond the Chromatic Box, the gacha also awards cosmetic extras including a Beach Banner and a Vibes Frame Break. The two chase items are the 1% Arcsteel Magnet skin and the 1% Runic Fiend mutation skin — at 500 tokens per roll and a 1% rate, that's the grind everyone's talking about. If a specific skin is your goal, budget accordingly: on average you're looking at ~100 rolls (50,000 tokens) to hit a 1% drop, and there's no pity system confirmed.

Is grinding Magnet Tokens worth it?

Straight answer: yes, if you want a limited cosmetic — no, if you're chasing power. Magnet Gacha rewards are skins and profile cosmetics, not stat upgrades. The Magnet fruit's actual combat strength (its Maximum Overdrive transformation, its Lightning-fruit weakness, its PvP kit) is unchanged whether you own a skin or not.

Where the token grind is genuinely worth it:

  • You want the Arcsteel Magnet or Runic Fiend skin before the event ends and they leave the pool.
  • You enjoy the reworked First Sea and are already grinding there for Secrets and the new level cap of 3,000 (up from 2,800 via the new Secret Levels).
  • You're farming Beli anyway — Magnetized mobs are the same low-level enemies you'd be clearing regardless.

If none of that applies, skip the grind. The event will cycle out, the tokens become worthless once it ends, and the skins are purely cosmetic.

Getting the Magnet fruit (not the tokens)

Worth clearing up because players conflate the two: Magnet Tokens do not unlock the Magnet fruit. The fruit is a Mythical, Natural-type Blox Fruit and you get it the normal ways:

  • Buy it from the Blox Fruit Dealer for 6,000,000 Beli or 3,500 Robux when it's in stock.
  • Roll it from the regular Blox Fruit Gacha.
  • Find it as a random fruit spawn in the world.
  • Trade another player for it.

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FAQ

How do you get Magnet Tokens in Blox Fruits? Defeat [Magnetized] or [Overcharged Magnetized] enemies during the Magnet Night Event, which runs every hour at the XX:00 mark for 10 minutes. Each kill drops 17–35 tokens. Only the lowest-level enemies on each island can be Magnetized, and 1–3 spawn per island.

How many Magnet Tokens do you need to roll the Magnet Gacha? 500 Magnet Tokens per roll. The roll is on a two-hour cooldown that's shared with the standard Blox Fruit Gacha, so rolling the Magnet Gacha also consumes your regular gacha roll.

What's the best place to farm Magnet Tokens? First Sea for beginners (islands are close together for fast hopping), or the Third Sea's Sea of Treats for the highest yield — its five tightly-packed islands can produce 500–600 tokens in one 10-minute window with a Coral Crown or Shark Cape equipped. Use a private server so you don't share enemy spawns.

What are the Magnet Gacha rewards? The Chromatic Box drops cosmetic fruit skins: Lime Blade (33%), Topaz Diamond (25%), Scarlet Ghost (22%), Yellow Lightning (13%), Starlight Gravity (5%), Runic Fiend (1%), and Arcsteel Magnet (1%). It also awards a Beach Banner and a Vibes Frame Break.

Do Magnet Tokens expire? Effectively yes — they're a limited event currency tied to the Update 30 Magnet Night Event. Once the event cycles out of the game, the tokens have no use, so spend or bank them while it's live.

Do Magnet Tokens unlock the Magnet fruit? No. The Magnet fruit costs 6,000,000 Beli or 3,500 Robux from the Blox Fruit Dealer, or you can roll it, find it as a spawn, or trade for it. Tokens only buy Magnet Gacha rolls.

What's the best fruit for farming Magnet Tokens fast? Movement fruits — Portal, Light, Kitsune, or Eagle — because the event lasts only 10 minutes and you need to island-hop quickly. Portal is the strongest since you can teleport directly between islands.

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