While Blox Fruits is primarily a Roblox ARPG, crafting and using gear is important if you want to meet your goals. One such example is the Monster Magnet, an item needed to obtain a powerful sword.
It’s going to take some grinding to craft the magnet, but it’s well worth it if you're looking to upgrade your gear. As the name suggests, however, the Monster Magnet will put you face-to-face with a formidable boss.
What does the Monster Magnet do in Blox Fruits?
If you've already crafted a Monster Magnet, join up with at least five other players and head out to sea. Use the Monster Magnet when you reach an area with a Danger Level of 3-6, and it will guide you to an Anchor Terrorshark. Once there, you’ll receive a message: “Your Monster Magnet has attracted an irregular beast." Be ready for a tough boss battle!
The defeated Anchor Terrorshark will drop the legendary Shark Anchor Sword for the player who used the Monster Magnet.
How to get a Monster Magnet in Blox Fruits
If you’re looking for the sword, you’ll first need to craft the Monster Magnet. To do so, gather the following items:
- 8 Electric Wings
- 20 Fool's Golds
- 10 Shark Teeth
- 2 Terror Eyes
Once you have all the required ingredients, take them to the Shark Hunter at the Tiki Outpost. Also, note that this item is not a requirement when it comes to the Leviathan and the Frozen Dimension.
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