Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset gives the new Mythical fruit five main hotkeys, M1 attacks, a three-stage Magnetic Power passive and a transformed Maximum Overdrive kit. The important detail is that most Magnet abilities behave differently when tapped and held, so learning only the move names leaves half of the fruit unused.
Magnet starts simple but becomes much more technical as mastery rises. Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset unlocks Scrap Arsenal at mastery 1, Polarity Drive at 75, Magnetic Overcharge at 100, Polarizing Drop at 225 and Maximum Overdrive at 300.
If you want to put those moves together, our Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Best Combos guide builds practical routes around the live kit. You can also check Is Magnet Fruit Good in Blox Fruits? before replacing an established fruit.
Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset mastery requirements
| Key | Move | Mastery |
|---|---|---|
| Z | Scrap Arsenal | 1 |
| F | Polarity Drive | 75 |
| X | Magnetic Overcharge | 100 |
| C | Polarizing Drop | 225 |
| V | Maximum Overdrive | 300 |
Scrap Arsenal is your first attack and the main tool for beginning the mastery grind. Tapping Z fires magnetic projectiles that can pull targets toward the impact area. Holding Z changes it into a focused beam that rewards a clean direct hit.
Polarity Drive on F is one of the most unusual tools in Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset. Tap it near an opponent and Magnet can grab them while forcing their equipped sword off. Hold F instead and the fruit activates flight, while other Magnet abilities remain usable in the air.
Magnetic Overcharge on X creates a magnetic cage. A tap gives you the smaller, quicker version, while holding the input creates a larger area with more reach. It is the obvious control tool when you need a target to stop moving long enough to line up the next attack.
Polarizing Drop on C is both an attack and a resource-management button. Tap C to pull a target upward and slam them down. Hold C when Scrap is scattered around you and Magnet pulls that Scrap in, helping rebuild Magnetic Power.
How Magnetic Power changes the fruit
The Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset is tied together by Magnetic Power. Scrap collected during combat fills a three-stage meter, and the mechanical arms around your character visibly grow as the meter increases. The M1 chain becomes longer and stronger at higher stages.
Stage 1 has the shortest M1 string. Stage 2 adds another hit and activates a nearby magnetic pull, while Stage 3 strengthens that pull and extends the M1 chain again. Taking damage drains the meter, which means a Magnet user who is allowed to control a fight becomes stronger while one under constant pressure can be pushed back down the stages.
That interaction is why Magnet feels different from fruits that simply wait for cooldowns. Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset asks you to watch positioning, Scrap and the opponent’s pressure at the same time.
Maximum Overdrive at 300 mastery
Maximum Overdrive is the final Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset unlock and turns the user into a large mechanical form. The transformation changes the attack animations and gives Magnet larger-area tools, but it also restricts the rest of your loadout while active. You cannot treat it like a simple visual buff layered over your usual sword and fighting-style rotation.
In Overdrive, Z can fire tracking projectiles or a heavier charged blast. X becomes a powerful scrap-based attack, with the held version creating a magnetic field that drags enemies toward its centre and continues dealing damage. C becomes a large area attack, while the held version produces a spinning hammer-style assault with a huge hitbox.
Polarity Drive remains the mobility and disruption button. In the transformed state, F can still interfere with sword users and its held version provides much faster movement. Pressing V again ends the transformation, leaving the mech behind to pull nearby enemies before it detonates.
Strengths and weaknesses of the kit
Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset is strongest when you can keep targets inside its control range. The pull from Magnetic Power, the X cage, the C stun and the sword disruption on F all make escaping awkward. Several moves also break Instinct, which gives Magnet real PvP pressure rather than only flashy area damage.
The drawbacks are equally important. High mastery requirements mean a fresh Magnet feels incomplete for a long time. Magnetic Power falls when you take damage, some attacks create knockback that can make follow-ups harder, and Overdrive is slower and locks out the non-fruit parts of your build. Lightning is also a particularly dangerous matchup for the transformed form.
For PvE, the wide areas and enemy grouping make Magnet useful for clearing clustered targets. For PvP, it rewards players who understand when to tap and when to hold rather than simply cycling every cooldown.
Best way to learn Magnet
Start by learning the base Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset before worrying about elaborate combos. Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset rewards clean tap-versus-hold decisions more than frantic button cycling. Use Z to understand the pull, X to practice trapping moving targets, and C to feel the difference between a damage input and a Scrap-recovery input. Add F once you are comfortable judging grab range.
After reaching 300 mastery, spend time with Maximum Overdrive separately. Its timing and movement are different enough that treating it like the base form leads to wasted meter.
Blox Fruits is available through its official Roblox page. The Blox Fruits Magnet Fruit Moveset is already live in Update 30, so you can test every mastery breakpoint yourself as soon as you obtain the fruit.
