Manget
Devil Fruit · Blox Fruits
Beli Price
6,000,000
Robux
R$ 3,500
Description
Magnet is a Natural-type Blox Fruit priced at $6M Beli or 3,500 Robux from the Blox Fruit Dealer, and it rarely justifies either price tag. The kit is built around crowd control: it yanks targets toward you and keeps them grouped, which makes it decent for grinding dense mob spawns and for setting up sword or gun combos in PvP. Outside that niche it falls behind the tier's staples — Flame, Ice and Light all grind faster and hit harder, and Magnet has no awakening to grow into. The biggest mistake is buying it with Robux or Beli at full price; it drops often from the gacha and trades for a fraction of its shop cost, so snag it cheap or move on. Concrete tip: lead with the pull, then immediately follow with your highest-damage sword skill or a gun burst, and never sit inside the fruit's own damage, because the hitboxes are slow and easy to punish.
Pros
15- ✓High damage.
- ✓Reliable M1 with high damage [Stage 3] with manageable knockback.
- ✓Combo's very nicely into one-another.
- ✓Extremely good passive, negating knockback via magnetism reset.
- ✓Deals more damage the higher the stage.
- ✓Great for grinding at Stage 3.
- ✓Fast attack speed.
- ✓Good stun.
- ✓Very good hitbox.
- ✓Decent range.
- ✓Large AoE, even on tap.
- ✓Very large AoE and damage when held.
- ✓Low endlag.
- ✓Breaks instinct.
- ✓Extremely powerful stun.
Cons
15- ✗Magnetic Power decreases as more damage is recieved.
- ✗High mastery requirements, not viable for first sea players.
- ✗Hard to obtain as it is a newly released Blox Fruit.
- ✗Deal very little damage at stage 1.
- ✗Relies heavily on Magnetic Power.
- ✗Bad damage, unless stacked to create bigger AoE.
- ✗Easily instinct tricked.
- ✗Bad endlag.
- ✗Weird travel time.
- ✗Underwhelming if not held.
- ✗High knockback.
- ✗Suspends user high-midair if held, making combos without Spikey Trident unreliable.
- ✗Takes a long time to transform.
- ✗Short dash distance.
- ✗Cannot gain Magnetic Power while transformed.
Trivia
10- 1The Magnet Fruit has no description in the Blox Fruit Dealer's shop.
- 2It has a large number of inconsistencies, pointing to an overall rushed release.
- 3While transformed, the mech suit makes a sound when the player sends a message in chat.
- 4The Magnet Fruit is the first fruit to have a disarm mechanic as part of one of its abilities, [F] Polarity Drive.
- 5Magnet is used by awakened Cyborg.
- 6The Magnet Fruit was the first Natural-type Mythical fruit to be added without being reworked since Update 17.1 in 2022.
- 7The Magnet Fruit is the fourth Natural-type fruit to have a transformation.
- 8Much like Kitsune, Magnet is considered to be superior in base form, with the transformation only being useful for hyper situational/PvE settings.
- 9Currently, the Magnet fruit provides the highest damage reduction in the game (62.5%), higher than the Dragon fruit (60%).
- 10Magnet has one of the first Skins to fully change the transformation model, alongside Runic Fiend.
Manget — In-Depth Analysis
Magnet is a Mythical, Natural-type fruit added in Update 30 ("Sea 1 Rework"). According to the wiki it costs 6,000,000 Beli or 3,500 Robux from the Blox Fruit Dealer. Its theme is magnetokinesis: you collect metal scraps from the ground to fill the Magnetic Power meter, and as it charges your mechanical arms grow larger across three stages, which lengthens the M1 combo from 3 hits to 4 and then 5, adds base-form damage reduction (1% to 20%) and speeds up jetpack flight. Flight works in both the base and transformed forms.
The passives set it apart. Flux Draw is a magnetic field that automatically pulls nearby opponents toward you, with a stronger pull and radius as the meter fills, while Repulsor Field applies only when transformed, giving about 62.5% damage reduction on all attacks and about 70% against guns, but only about 30% against lightning-based attacks. The transformed X and C moves gain hyper armor.
The base moveset follows the usual keys: Z, Scrap Arsenal (mastery 1, 40 energy, 10 second cooldown) fires homing magnetic projectiles when tapped or a concentrated beam when held; X, Magnetic Overcharge (mastery 100, 60 energy) traps enemies in a magnetic cage; C, Polarizing Drop (mastery 225, 100 energy) grabs and slams an opponent or, when held, pulls in enemies and scrap to refill the meter; F, Polarity Drive (mastery 75, 50 energy) is a grabbing dash that becomes jetpack flight when held. V, Maximum Overdrive (mastery 300, 10 energy) builds a mech suit from nearby scrap, and while it is active you lose access to fighting styles, swords and guns.
Several cooldowns are still listed as to be announced on the wiki, so this page does not quote them. These details come from the community wiki and may change with future patches; nothing here is based on our own in-game testing.
- High damage.
- Reliable M1 with high damage [Stage 3] with manageable knockback.
- Combo's very nicely into one-another.
- Extremely good passive, negating knockback via magnetism reset.
- Deals more damage the higher the stage.
- Magnetic Power decreases as more damage is recieved.
- High mastery requirements, not viable for first sea players.
- Hard to obtain as it is a newly released Blox Fruit.
- Deal very little damage at stage 1.
- Relies heavily on Magnetic Power.
How to Get Manget
Buy from the Blox Fruit Dealer for 6,000,000 Beli when it rotates into stock (or 3,500 Robux directly). Stock rotates every 4 hours — check the live tracker.
Manget Stats & Numbers
- Rarity
- mythical
- Type
- Natural
- Beli
- 6,000,000
- Robux
- 3,500
- Awakenable
- No
Is Manget Worth It?
For trading: Manget is on the live Blox Fruits value table (linked at the bottom). Permanent variants always trade for substantially more than physical / consumable variants. Run the trade through the WFL calculator before you accept — values shift daily.
Alternatives to Manget
If Manget is locked, traded away, or simply not the right fit, the same-rarity bracket offers comparable options: Soul, Gravity, Mammoth, Spirit, Dragon (Classic), Control.