Roblox: How to Get and Use the Moai Glove in Slap Battles

One of the funniest, dumbest, and useful gloves in Slap Battles is the Moai Glove. Its stun ability doesn’t quite make it one of the most OP gloves in the game, but it’s definitely great for grinding Slaps. It’s also a bit of a meme glove, something you can use to troll Roblox players a little. Surprisingly, getting the Moai Glove in Roblox Slap Battles isn’t necessarily hard, but it is really tedious because you need to first know how to get the Moai Badge.

How to Get Moai Glove in Roblox Slap Battles

As it turns out, getting the Moai Glove in Roblox Slap Battles isn’t all that difficult:

1. Equip the Trap Glove.
2. Drop a bear trap with the Trap Glove’s ability.
3. Step onto your trap and you’ll earn the Moai badge, which also awards the Moai Glove.

Sounds simple, right? Well, the very first step is a bit of a problem. The Trap Glove is notorious for being one of the most annoying gloves to get in Slap Battles because it involves the Brick Master badge.

The whole deal with the Brick Master badge is to equip the Brick Glove and spawn bricks. There’s no special task for the glove itself; you just need 150 Slaps. Afterwards, find a spot to spawn bricks, without dying, 1000 times in a row.

Trying to do this solo is frustrating because other players will actually target you if they see you have the Brick Glove. If you have a friend with the Cloud Glove, have them join you, spawn the cloud, and take it. You can then quietly spawn bricks for the next hour and a half.

Best Way To Use the Moai Glove in Slap Battles

First, it’s important to know how the Moai Glove works in Slap Battles. Its special ability is called, well, Moai. Creative, right? When you use it, you’ll spawn a moai statue about as tall as your avatar. The statue then creatures a shockwave to ragdoll other players. Your victims also have their eyes and ears assaulted by a moai statue meme and the vine boom sound effect.

Since the shockwave is an AoE (area of effect) ability, it can hit multiple players and that’s where its strength lies. The effect doesn’t blast players away; it more or less knocks them over.

If you time it right, you can drop a moai statue when there’s a group, and get in some quick slaps before the player recovers. By the time they’re up, you’ll just drop another moai statue. Rinse and repeat!