Blox Fruits Update 30 has added a new event currency that players are already trying to figure out: Magnet Tokens. If you’ve jumped into the update and aren’t sure what these tokens are for or how to get them quickly, you’re definitely not the only one.
The good news is that the system is pretty straightforward. Defeat magnetized enemies during the hourly Magnet Event, collect Magnet Tokens, and use them at the Blox Fruit Gacha Dealer for a chance at some rare rewards.
Here’s everything you need to know about Magnet Tokens, including when the event starts, where to farm them, and what you can get from the Magnet Gacha.
What Are Magnet Tokens in Blox Fruits?
Magnet Tokens are a Common material introduced with Update 30. They’re essentially event currency used exclusively for the new Magnet Gacha.
You can’t trade Magnet Tokens for Beli, and regular shops won’t accept them. Their main purpose is to give you access to special gacha rolls while the Magnet Event is available.
The system is closely tied to the new Magnet Fruit, which is one of the biggest additions in Update 30. There’s even a chance to get the fruit through the Magnet Gacha.
How to Get Magnet Tokens Fast
Getting Magnet Tokens isn’t complicated, but you’ll need to make good use of the limited event window.
Step 1: Wait for the Magnet Event
The Magnet Event starts every hour at XX:00 and lasts for roughly 10-15 minutes.
You’ll know the event has started because the sky changes color when it goes live. If you’re planning to farm tokens, keep an eye on the clock and try to be ready before the event begins.
Miss the window, and you’ll have to wait another hour for the next one.
Step 2: Find Magnetized Enemies
During the event, regular NPCs around the map are replaced by special magnetized versions.
They’re fairly easy to recognize. Look for:
- A blue aura around the enemy
- Metallic-looking hands
- “(Magnetized)” added to the enemy’s name
The blue glow is probably the easiest thing to spot, especially when you’re moving between areas.
Step 3: Defeat Magnetized Enemies
Magnetized enemies drop around 20 to 40 Magnet Tokens when defeated, with many players seeing drops in the 22 to 25 range.
A Magnet Gacha roll costs 500 tokens, so you’ll generally need around 20 to 23 kills to earn enough for one roll.
The fastest way to farm is to use attacks that can hit multiple enemies at once. Fruits such as Dragon and Buddha can make clearing groups of enemies much quicker.
The less time you spend fighting individual NPCs, the more tokens you can collect before the event ends.
Step 4: Move Between Islands
Don’t stay on one island after you’ve cleared all the magnetized enemies.
Once they’re gone, the regular NPCs that replace them won’t give you Magnet Tokens. Instead of waiting around for another useful spawn, move to another island or switch servers to find more magnetized enemies.
Efficient farming is mostly about movement. Find areas with dense groups of enemies and create a route that lets you clear several locations during the short event window.
Where to Spend Magnet Tokens
After you’ve collected 500 tokens, you’ll need to visit Zioles, the Blox Fruit Gacha Dealer.
You can find Zioles in Middletown in the First Sea. Talk to him and select the Magnet Event option to access the Magnet Gacha.
Each roll costs 500 Magnet Tokens.
There’s one important catch: the Magnet Gacha shares its two-hour cooldown with the regular Blox Fruit Gacha. So even if you’ve saved thousands of tokens, you can’t keep rolling repeatedly.
Because of that cooldown, there’s little reason to rush back to Zioles after every small farming session. If you’re planning to spend your tokens, keep the cooldown in mind and use your rolls strategically.
What Can You Get From the Magnet Gacha?
The Magnet Gacha has its own reward pool, including:
- Uncommon or better physical fruits
- A profile background
- Two accessories
- A secret reward
- A chance to obtain a skinned fruit from the chase reward tier
The skinned fruit chase reward is also associated with the Chromatic Gacha Box, which is available for purchase in the shop.
One useful detail is that Common fruits aren’t included in the Magnet Gacha pool. That gives the event rolls a better baseline than the standard fruit gacha.
The developers haven’t published exact drop rates for every reward, though. If you see specific percentages floating around online, it’s best to treat them as community estimates unless they’re officially confirmed.
Why the Magnet Event Matters
Magnet Tokens are connected to limited-time Update 30 content, so there’s no guarantee the event and its rewards will remain available indefinitely.
If you’re interested in the Magnet Fruit, the event-exclusive rewards, or the chance to pick up one of the skinned fruits, it’s worth taking advantage of the event while it’s active.
The Magnet Event also gives players another reason to keep grinding during Update 30 instead of simply buying everything outright.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many Magnet Tokens do I need for one gacha roll?
A. You need 500 Magnet Tokens for one roll at the Magnet Gacha.
Q. How often does the Magnet Event happen?
A. The Magnet Event starts once every hour at XX:00 and lasts for approximately 10 minutes.
Q. Can I buy Magnet Tokens with Robux or Beli?
A. No. Magnet Tokens are earned by defeating magnetized enemies during the Magnet Event.
Q. Do Magnet Tokens expire?
A. The tokens don’t expire by themselves. However, their usefulness depends on the Magnet Event and its associated gacha remaining available.
Q. Where is the Magnet Gacha Dealer?
A. You can find Zioles in Middletown in the First Sea. Talk to him and select the Magnet Event option.
Q. How many tokens do magnetized enemies drop?
A. Magnetized enemies can drop roughly 20 to 40 Magnet Tokens, although actual drops can vary.
Final Thoughts
Magnet Tokens are pretty easy to farm once you’ve figured out the event’s timing. Show up when the Magnet Event starts, hunt down the enemies with the blue aura, and keep moving between islands instead of waiting for regular NPCs to respawn.
The biggest thing to remember is that 500 tokens are needed for a single Magnet Gacha roll, and the gacha shares a two-hour cooldown with the regular Blox Fruit Gacha.
And that’s only one part of Update 30. The update also introduces the Magnet Fruit, including its mech transformation and new moveset, so there’s plenty more to discover while you’re grinding.
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