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How to Get Radioactive Material in Blox Fruits

Radioactive, radioactive.

Sidharta F. RasidiBy Sidharta F. RasidiOctober 5, 20233 Mins Read
How to Get Radioactive Material in Blox Fruits
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Sometimes, collecting upgrading or crafting materials in Blox Fruits isn’t easy. The sea is vast and there are items that only drop from a specific enemy in a particular area. The Uncommon Radioactive Materials can be said to be one of them. This Blox Fruits Roblox game guide will help you find and get the Radioactive Material item.

Blox Fruits: Where to Get Radioactive Material

Blox Fruits: Where to Get Radioactive Material
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Radioactive Materials can be acquired from two different sources in Blox Fruits. First, the Level 800 Factory Staff enemies can drop them. This type of enemy can be found in the Factory area of the Kingdom of Rose at the Second Sea. Having 7,400 health points, Factory Staff comes in three flavors: Bomb Fruit, Spike Fruit, and Smoke Fruit variant.

You can get to the Factory area by walking towards the northeast from The Cafe. You should locate a few Factory Staff hanging around on the field as seen in the YouTuber Fnxl video below. Considering the low spawn rate, it’s also recommended to only farm Factory Staff for Radioactive Material alone. Since beating them is not an efficient way to farm XP.

The Blox Fruits‘ Radioactive Material can also come from the Factory Raid battle. Head over to the Factory and you should be able to participate in the Raid every 1 hour 30 minutes. The objective of the mission is to destroy the Factory Core that has 200,000 HP in 5 minutes. If players fail to do so, the Factory will kill everyone inside with poison.

To be able to obtain a Radioactive Material drop, you have to at least deal 10% damage during the Raid. Doing so will also reward you with a low chance of acquiring the Acidum Rifle. An additional random Blox Fruit will be rewarded to the player that deals the biggest amount of damage.

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Radioactive Material Uses

Radioactive Material Uses
Image source: Gamer Robot Inc via Keb screenshot

In Blox Fruits, the Radioactive Material item can be used to upgrade a number of weapons. Below is the list of all weapons that need Radioactive Material to be upgraded:

  • Longsword (Rare Sword): Radioactive Material x10, Scrap Metal x10
  • Pole 1st Form (Legendary Sword): Radioactive Material x10, Scrap Metal x20
  • Soul Cane (Rare Sword): Radioactive Material x5, Leather x20
  • Saber (Legendary Sword): Radioactive Material x5, Magma Ore x10, Scrap Metal x10

To upgrade a weapon, head over to the Blacksmith NPC. This NPC can be found in all in-game areas. In the First Sea, you can find a Blacksmith at the Pirate Village. Then, if you are currently anchored at Second Sea, head to the Docks. Lastly, go to Port Town and you can spot one there. Hand over the Radioactive Material to any Blacksmith and you can upgrade your weapon of choice.

Roblox is available now for PC, iOS, Android, and Xbox One.

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Since middle school, Sidharta has used his video game blog as a handy excuse to avoid studying. After graduating with a degree in Management Information Systems from Bina Nusantara University, he spent years honing his skills as a games journalist, working as an editor for a local gaming site and freelancing elsewhere. Nowadays, when he’s not busy crafting outrageous plots for his serialized comic, Sidharta covers niche games on his personal blog, StoPlayinGame.com. His favorite game series includes Monster Hunter, Earth Defense Force, THE iDOLM@STER, Road Trip Adventure, and KOEI Tecmo's Warriors.

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