Blox Fruits: How to Use Magnet Tokens at the Fruit Gacha

Magnet Tokens are the event currency that arrived with Update 30 in Blox Fruits, and they only do one thing: pay for rolls on the limited-time Magnet Gacha. You cannot trade them for Beli, and they will not buy anything from a normal dealer. If you have been sitting on a stack of them without knowing where they go, the answer is a single NPC in the First Sea.

Quick answer: Take at least 500 Magnet Tokens to Zioles, the Fruit Gacha dealer in Middletown (First Sea), choose Magnet Event from the dialogue, then press the 500 Magnet Token button to roll one random physical fruit.

Blox Fruits gameplay during the Magnet Gacha event in the First Sea

What Magnet Tokens do in Blox Fruits

Magnet Tokens are a material dropped by the magnetic enemies that spawn during the Magnet Event. Their only use is the Summer Magnet Gacha, which sits behind the Fruit Gacha dealer alongside the regular roll options. One pull costs a flat 500 Magnet Tokens and returns a physical fruit you can eat, store, or trade like any other.

There is no partial roll and no discount. If your token count reads anything under 500, the roll button will not do anything for you yet.

How to spend Magnet Tokens at the Fruit Gacha in Middletown

Open your inventory and confirm your Magnet Token count. The material shows up as Magnet Token with its quantity next to it. You need 500 for a single roll.

Travel to Middletown in the First Sea. The Gacha Dealer was relocated to Middletown in Update 30, so if you remember the old spot from a previous season, that trip is wasted.

Walk up to Zioles, the Fruit Gacha NPC, and interact with the cart. The Shop prompt appears once you are close enough.

The Shop prompt open at the Blox Fruit Gacha cart in Middletown — The Shop interaction at the Blox Fruit Gacha cart, where the Magnet Event option lives. Image: Gamer Robot

Pick Magnet Event from the dialogue options. That opens the Summer Magnet Gacha menu, separate from the standard fruit roll. Choosing Nevermind backs you out without spending anything.

Press the 500 Magnet Token button to spin. The spinner cycles through fruit icons before locking onto your result.

The gacha spinner cycling with the Spider fruit highlighted — The spinner screen mid-roll, with Spider highlighted as the wheel passes over it. Image: Gamer Robot

You know the roll went through when the spinner stops, the result fruit is named on screen, and your token total drops by 500. The fruit lands in your inventory as a physical item, so a roll that hands you Flame gives you a Flame fruit you can equip on the spot.

A Flame fruit attack being used in-game right after a gacha roll — A rolled Flame fruit equipped and firing, confirming the pull landed in the inventory. Image: Gamer Robot

What you can roll from the Summer Magnet Gacha

The Magnet pool is not the standard fruit wheel. Common fruits are excluded entirely, so the floor of a roll is an Uncommon fruit, and cosmetics sit in the same pool as the fruits.

Reward type	What is included
Fruits	Uncommon rarity and above; Common fruits are not rollable here
Cosmetics	One profile background and two accessories
Secret	One undisclosed reward in the pool
Chase tier	A chance at a skinned fruit

Dragon also returned to the rollable fruit pool with Update 30, which makes the gacha a genuine route to it again rather than a dealer-stock waiting game.

The Dragon ability panel open in-game showing its moves and mastery — The Dragon panel with its abilities and mastery listed; Dragon is back in the gacha’s fruit pool. Image: Gamer Robot

Chase reward tier: skinned fruits

The rarest outcomes are skinned fruits, and the same set is sold separately in the shop as the Chromatic Gacha Box. Seven skins sit in that tier:

Lime Blade
Topaz Diamond
Scarlet Ghost
Yellow Lightning
Starlight Gravity
Runic Fiend
Arcsteel Magnet

Note: exact drop rates are not published by the developer, so treat any percentage chart you see elsewhere as a guess.

How to farm more Magnet Tokens

Tokens come from one place. At the top of every hour, at the XX:00 mark, magnetic enemies spawn across the world with Magnet-powered abilities of their own. Defeating them drops Magnet Tokens, and the window runs roughly 30 minutes before the enemies stop appearing.

Detail	Value
Spawn timing	Every hour on the hour (XX:00)
Event length	Around 30 minutes per spawn
Source	Defeating magnetic enemies across the map
Cost per roll	500 Magnet Tokens

Because the enemies are buffed with Magnet abilities and the clock is short, volume matters more than perfect play. Clear as many as you can during the window rather than chasing single tough spawns.

Why the Magnet Event roll is not working

Failed attempts usually come down to one of three things. You are under 500 tokens, you are at the wrong NPC, or you are looking for tokens outside the event window.

Under 500 Magnet Tokens in the inventory means the roll cannot be paid for.
The Magnet Event option only exists on the Fruit Gacha dealer, Zioles, not on the Blox Fruit Dealer.
Zioles is in Middletown in the First Sea after the Update 30 move, not at the earlier Gacha Dealer location.
No magnetic enemies are spawning between event windows, so tokens cannot be farmed until the next XX:00 mark.

Magnet Tokens are tied to a limited-time event, so anything you leave unspent is only worth what you convert it into while the gacha is up. If you are close to a multiple of 500, one more clear during the next hourly spawn is usually the difference between banking a stack and rolling with it.