Blox Fruits Update 30: Magnet Fruit, the Sea 1 rework and level cap 3000
Blox Fruits Update 30 went live on September 5, 2026, rebuilding all 16 First Sea islands, adding the Magnet Fruit with its Maximum Overdrive robot transformation, and raising the level cap from 2800 to 3000 through 40 new Island Secrets.
Published Sep 9, 2026.
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What shipped, and when
Blox Fruits Update 30 went live on Sunday, September 5, 2026 at 8 AM PST, which lines up to 11 AM EST, 3 PM GMT and 4 PM CET, rolling out to every region in the same window rather than staggered by platform. Outlets covering the patch have called it one of the game's biggest in years, and the scope backs that up: a full visual rework of the entire First Sea, a new fruit with a full transformation, a higher level cap, and a recurring hourly event. This write-up is built from the patch notes and update guides multiple outlets published in the days around launch. If a number here does not match what you see in-game, treat the official Blox Fruits Discord and the in-game patch notes as the tiebreaker, since specific figures on an update this size tend to get corrected in the days after release.
The First Sea rework, island by island
All 16 islands in Sea 1 were rebuilt rather than just touched up. Reworked locations named in patch note recaps include Pirate Village, the Desert, Marine Fortress, the Colosseum, Prison, Magma Village, Sky Island and Underwater City, each with new building designs, textures, lighting and environmental details. NPC dialogue across the sea was rewritten, not just re-skinned. Two NPCs moved or were added as part of the rework: the Gacha Dealer relocated to Middletown, and a new Secrets Master NPC was added to help players track the sea's new content. Sword and boat dealers also got a preview system so you can see what you are buying before you spend anything.
A level cap of 3000, but you cannot just grind to it
The level cap rises from 2800 to 3000, but Update 30 does not open that up through ordinary experience gain. Regular grinding still tops out at 2800; the last 200 levels are gated behind Island Secrets. Update 30 adds 40 of these secrets across the reworked First Sea, split across three formats: small environmental puzzles, randomly spawning quests, and fights against newly awakened versions of Sea 1's bosses. Completing your first secret unlocks a World Map on the HUD that tracks how many secrets you have found per island and shows which teleporter destinations you have opened up.
How the Magnet Fruit's passive actually works
The Magnet Fruit is built around a resource called Magnetic Power, which fills as you collect scrap scattered around the world rather than through a cooldown or a timer. It has three stages, and climbing them visibly grows the fruit's magnetic arms while making your basic M1 combo hit harder, extending the combo, and adding extra defense. The catch is that taking damage drains Magnetic Power, and enough hits can knock you back down a stage, so the fruit rewards playing aggressively rather than turtling. One patch note guide lists the fruit's price at 3,500 Robux standard, with a discount to 2,800 Robux for Plus members, though as with any in-game price, treat that as what was reported at launch rather than a fixed number going forward.
The moveset and the Maximum Overdrive transformation
The Magnet Fruit's four main inputs, Z, X, C and F, each do something different depending on whether you tap or hold them. Z fires a projectile on tap and a sustained beam on hold. X drops a cage on tap and enlarges it on hold. C lifts and slams enemies on tap and absorbs nearby scrap on hold. F is the standout in PvP: tapped, it grabs an opponent and strips their equipped sword, and held, it grants free flight. Pressing V triggers Maximum Overdrive, the fruit's transformation, turning the user into an armored robot with reduced damage taken, aim assisted missile and area attacks, a spin attack, and faster movement. The form has one clear weakness: lightning attacks hit harder against it than normal. Pressing V a second time ejects the pilot and detonates the robot in one last area blast.
The Magnet event and the new gacha pool
Every hour, right at the top of the hour, magnetic enemies spawn across the world. Defeating them drops Magnet Tokens, which you spend at the relocated Gacha Dealer in Middletown on a Magnet Gacha pool built specifically for this event. That pool excludes common fruits entirely, so every roll lands on uncommon or better. Patch note recaps list seven chase tier cosmetic skins in the pool: Lime Blade, Topaz Diamond, Scarlet Ghost, Yellow Lightning, Starlight Gravity, Runic Fiend and the new Arcsteel Magnet skin tied to this update specifically.
Smaller changes riding along with the update
Beyond the headline features, Update 30 carries a UI pass across menus, the HUD and stat screens that applies to all three seas, not just the reworked first one. One patch notes recap also lists the Dragon Fruit returning to the standard rollable gacha pool alongside this update, separate from the new Magnet specific pool. None of these smaller changes are as load bearing as the sea rework or the new fruit, but they are the kind of detail that gets missed in headline coverage and then confuses players who update mid session.
What is still unconfirmed, and what is next
The exact contents of all 40 secrets are not fully public. Community guides are still filling in puzzle solutions and quest triggers island by island, so treat any secret walkthrough posted in the first week as a work in progress rather than a complete list. On the roadmap, outlet recaps describe a Gravity fruit as finished and a Lightning fruit as partially built, with a Creation fruit still in early planning, but Gamer Robot Inc. has not given any of the three a release window. We are not going to attach a date to them until the developer does. If in-game patch notes or the official Discord contradict any specific figure in this piece, especially the level requirements or the Magnet Fruit's price, treat those as the source of truth over any third party recap, including this one.
Sources
Blox Fruits Update 30 Patch Notes: Magnet Fruit, New Sea 1, and More
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View source →Blox Fruits Update 30 Explained: Magnet Fruit, First Sea Rework, and More
View source →Blox Fruits Update 30: Magnet Fruit & Sea 1 Rework Complete Guide
View source →FAQ
When did Blox Fruits Update 30 release?
Update 30 shipped Sunday, September 5, 2026 at 8 AM PST (11 AM EST, 3 PM GMT, 4 PM CET), rolling out to all regions at the same time.
What is the new level cap in Blox Fruits Update 30?
The level cap rises to 3000, but only through Island Secrets; the standard grind still stops at 2800.
How many secrets does Update 30 add to Sea 1?
Update 30 scatters 40 new secrets, small puzzles, random quests and awakened boss fights, across the reworked First Sea islands.
What does the Magnet Fruit's Maximum Overdrive transformation do?
Pressing V turns the user into an armored robot form with reduced damage taken, missile and area attacks and faster mobility, though it stays weak to lightning; pressing V again ejects the pilot and detonates the robot for one last area blast.
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