If you are grinding through Sailor Piece on Roblox, swords are one of the most important upgrades you will chase. They define your damage output, your playstyle, and how fast you can clear bosses or dominate in PvP. Our team has spent weeks testing every blade in the game, from the basic Katana you pick up at spawn to the mythical Dragon Goddess locked behind Sea 2 content. This guide covers every single Sailor Piece sword available in 2026, including exact locations, material requirements, quest steps, and which ones are actually worth your time.
There are currently 18 swords in Sailor Piece spread across five rarity tiers: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythical. Each sword comes with unique Z and X move abilities, different base damage values, and specific obtainment methods ranging from simple NPC purchases to grueling boss drop grinds. Whether you just started playing or you are pushing through Sea 2, this guide has you covered. For a broader look at how all items rank, check out our Sailor Piece tier list covering fruits, races, and clans alongside swords.
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Complete List of All Sailor Piece Swords (May 2026)
Below is every sword currently available in Sailor Piece organized by rarity. Use this table as your quick reference guide when planning which blades to chase next. We have included the location, obtainment method, and key requirements for each one.
| Sword | Rarity | Location | How to Get | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Katana | Common | Starter Island | Purchase from NPC | 5,000 Money |
| Dark Blade | Rare | Shell Town | Purchase from NPC | 75,000 Money + 75 Gems |
| Corrupted Excalibur | Epic | Baratie Area | Quest from NPC | Defeat specific enemies |
| Gryphon | Epic | Shibuya Station | Purchase from Gryphon Seller | 625,000 Money + 625 Gems |
| Soul Reaper | Legendary | Soul Society | Quest from NPC Trainer | Defeat 250 Hollow, specific quest chain |
| Yamato | Legendary | Wano Dojo | Quest from NPC Trainer | Quest completion + specific materials |
| True Manipulator | Legendary | Hidden Trainer | Quest from NPC Trainer | Extensive quest chain |
| True Aizen | Legendary | Hidden Trainer | Quest from NPC Trainer | Quest chain + material collection |
| Solo Hunter | Legendary | Boss Drop / Exchange | Defeat specific boss or exchange | Prerequisite for Shadow Monarch |
| Ice Queen | Mythical | Ice Region | Quest from NPC / Boss related | High-level quest completion |
| Atomic | Mythical | Special Event / Boss | Boss drop or special obtainment | High money + gem cost |
| Shadow Monarch | Mythical | Shadow Realm | Quest from NPC after obtaining Solo Hunter | Solo Hunter sword + extensive quest |
| Abyssal Empress | Mythical | Tower Mode | Exchange with Tower Tokens | Tower Tokens from Tower Mode |
| Escanor | Mythical | Boss Drop | Defeat Escanor Boss | Boss drop or Boss Exchange |
| Cid | Mythical | Special NPC | Quest from NPC | Specific title + material requirements |
| Dragon Goddess | Mythical | Sea 2 Region | Sea Beast drops (Sea Serpent, Kraken) | Sea 2 access required |
| Great Mage | Mythical | Sea 2 Region | Quest from Sea 2 NPC | Sea 2 access + specific materials (Runes) |
| Dystopian | Legendary | Special Exchange | Exchange with special currency | Special event currency |
Early Game Swords (Sea 1 Starter Weapons)
Your first few hours in Sailor Piece will revolve around these early game swords. They are relatively easy to obtain and will carry you through the initial islands and quests. Do not underestimate them though, as some of these blades remain viable well into mid-game content.
Katana – Your First Sword
The Katana is the first sword every player can pick up in Sailor Piece. You buy it from an NPC on the Starter Island for just 5,000 Money, which you can earn in a few minutes of killing basic mobs and opening chests. It is a Common rarity weapon with straightforward Z and X moves that deal moderate damage.
While the Katana will not carry you far into the game, it serves its purpose as a learning tool. Use it to practice your sword combat mechanics, get comfortable with ability cooldowns, and understand how Z and X moves work before investing in better weapons. The Z move is a quick slash combo, and the X move is a slightly stronger thrust attack with a short cooldown.
Our recommendation is simple: buy the Katana, use it until you can afford the Dark Blade, and never look back. There is no reason to upgrade or invest further in this weapon once better options become available.
Dark Blade – The First Upgrade
The Dark Blade is the second sword most players acquire, and it represents a significant damage jump over the Katana. You purchase it from an NPC in Shell Town for 75,000 Money and 75 Gems. The money comes quickly from mob grinding and chests, and gems accumulate through gameplay and codes.
This Rare rarity sword features a dark-themed Z move that deals solid damage in a cone in front of you, plus an X move that launches a dark projectile. Both abilities have reasonable cooldowns making the Dark Blade a strong pick for early boss fights. Many players use this sword all the way through the Baratie area before upgrading further.
One thing worth noting: save up your gems before heading to Shell Town. The 75 Gem cost catches newer players off guard since gems feel abundant early on but become more precious later. Check for active codes to boost your gem count if you are short.
Corrupted Excalibur and Gryphon – Mid-Sea 1 Options
Once you outgrow the Dark Blade, two paths open up: the Corrupted Excalibur and the Gryphon. The Corrupted Excalibur is an Epic rarity sword obtained through a quest from an NPC in the Baratie area. You need to defeat specific enemies to complete the quest, which takes some time but does not require rare materials.
The Gryphon is the more popular choice among experienced players. It costs 625,000 Money and 625 Gems from the Gryphon Seller at Shibuya Station, making it a significant investment. However, the damage difference is noticeable and the Z move on Gryphon has excellent range for crowd control. The X move is a powerful strike that deals heavy damage to single targets, making it effective for boss farming.
Community consensus suggests skipping the Corrupted Excalibur and saving directly for the Gryphon if you can. The money grind to 625,000 is tedious but the Gryphon performs better in nearly every scenario. If you are struggling to save up, focus on farming Legendary Chests from bosses for the best money drops.
Mid Game Swords (Trainer and Quest Weapons)
Mid game swords in Sailor Piece require actual quest completion rather than just buying from a shop. You will need to find specific NPC trainers scattered across different islands, accept their quests, and complete often lengthy objectives. These swords are where the game starts demanding real commitment, but the payoff in damage and abilities makes every grind worthwhile.
Soul Reaper – The Hollow Hunter
The Soul Reaper is a Legendary rarity sword that requires one of the longest quest chains in mid-game content. You find the NPC trainer in the Soul Society area and must complete a quest that includes defeating 250 Hollow enemies. That number sounds daunting but Hollow spawn consistently in the area, so dedicated players can knock this out in a few hours of focused grinding.
What makes Soul Reaper worth the effort is its combination of speed and damage. The Z move is a rapid slash sequence that hits multiple times, and the X move unleashes an AoE attack that clears groups of enemies efficiently. For PvE grinding, this sword is one of the best options available at this stage of the game.
The damage requirement for the quest also demands that you have dealt a cumulative 350 million damage, which means you should be using your current best sword to farm before attempting this quest. Bring healing items and be prepared for a long session.
Yamato – Mythical Blade from Dojo
The Yamato sword is obtained from an NPC trainer at the Wano Dojo. This Legendary blade has a quest chain that requires you to collect specific materials and defeat certain bosses in the area. The dojo trainer tests your combat skills before handing over the blade, so make sure your stats are adequately leveled before attempting the quest.
Yamato stands out for its speed and precision. The Z move is a fast multi-hit combo that excels in PvP encounters, while the X move creates an ice-based AoE attack that slows enemies. Players who prefer a faster playstyle tend to favor Yamato over other Legendary options like True Manipulator.
Material requirements for Yamato include collecting items from the Wano region, so plan to spend time farming there. The quest is straightforward but time-consuming, similar to the Soul Reaper grind.
True Manipulator and True Aizen – Legendary Trainer Swords
Both True Manipulator and True Aizen are Legendary swords obtained from hidden NPC trainers. These trainers are not marked on the map, so you need to explore carefully or use community-shared locations to find them. Each trainer has an extensive quest chain requiring material collection and combat challenges.
True Manipulator focuses on control-based abilities. Its Z move creates an area that restricts enemy movement, while the X move deals heavy burst damage to trapped targets. This sword excels in PvP where controlling your opponent creates openings for big damage combos.
True Aizen is more offense-oriented with high base damage. The Z move is a powerful forward attack with good range, and the X move is an AoE burst centered on your character. Many players pick True Aizen over True Manipulator for PvE content because of its raw damage output and simpler ability rotations.
Endgame Swords (Boss Drops and Rare Weapons)
Endgame swords in Sailor Piece represent the pinnacle of melee weapon power. These Mythical rarity blades require boss farming, token collection, special quest lines, or prerequisite weapons. The grind is real, but these swords dominate both PvE and PvP content. For more rare item guides like how to get The World in Sailor Piece, we have separate dedicated guides on the site.
Ice Queen – The Frost Blade
Ice Queen is widely considered one of the best swords in Sea 1 content. This Mythical rarity blade comes from a high-level quest in the Ice Region. The quest itself requires significant progression through the game, and you need strong stats and a good weapon to complete the prerequisite fights.
The Ice Queen sword excels because of its AoE freeze ability on the Z move, which slows or freezes enemies in a wide radius. The X move deals massive damage to frozen targets, creating a devastating combo that trivializes mob farming and boss encounters. In PvP, the freeze effect gives you time to set up combos or escape bad situations.
Community players consistently rank Ice Queen in the top three swords for overall effectiveness. If you are still in Sea 1, this should be your primary target before moving on to harder content. The grind is long but the result is a sword that remains competitive even against Sea 2 alternatives.
Atomic – Pure Destruction
The Atomic sword lives up to its name with some of the highest damage numbers in the game. This Mythical rarity weapon is obtained through special boss encounters or special event methods. The exact obtainment can vary depending on game updates, but it generally involves defeating high-level bosses or collecting special exchange items.
What sets Atomic apart is its raw damage. The Z move is a concentrated energy attack that deals enormous single-target damage, making it the go-to choice for boss melting. The X move creates an explosion that hits everything around you with devastating force. Both abilities have longer cooldowns than most swords, but the damage per hit compensates completely.
For PvP, Atomic is a high-risk high-reward pick. If you land your abilities, opponents melt. If you miss, the long cooldowns leave you vulnerable. Pair it with a defensive fighting style or high mobility to maximize its potential.
Shadow Monarch – The Solo Hunter Prerequisite
The Shadow Monarch sword is one of the most sought-after blades in Sailor Piece, and for good reason. To get it, you must first obtain the Solo Hunter sword, which itself requires boss farming or boss exchange. Solo Hunter is a Legendary rarity prerequisite that gates access to the Shadow Monarch quest line.
Once you have Solo Hunter, you unlock a quest from an NPC in the Shadow Realm. This quest is extensive, requiring material collection, boss defeats, and a significant investment of time and resources. The payoff is a Mythical sword with incredible shadow-themed abilities.
The Z move summons shadow soldiers that attack enemies around you, providing consistent AoE damage while you focus on positioning. The X move is a massive shadow burst that deals extreme damage in a wide area. Shadow Monarch excels in both PvE and PvP because the shadow soldiers provide sustained damage even while your abilities are on cooldown.
Do not try to rush this sword. Players who skip grinding proper stats and materials end up wasting time on failed attempts. Farm money and gems consistently, use the Boss Exchange system instead of relying on low RNG drops, and treat the quest chain as a long-term goal.
Abyssal Empress – Tower Mode Reward
The Abyssal Empress sword is obtained exclusively through Tower Mode using Tower Tokens. You earn Tower Tokens by completing floors in the tower, and the exchange rate is significant. Expect to grind many tower runs before you can afford this Mythical blade.
Tower Mode itself is a challenge. Each floor gets progressively harder, and you need strong gear and good stats to push through the higher levels. Our tip is to use your best available sword and bring healing items for every run. The tokens accumulate over time, so consistency matters more than speed.
The Abyssal Empress sword features water-themed abilities. The Z move creates a wave attack that pushes enemies back while dealing solid damage. The X move summons a water vortex that traps and damages enemies over time. This sword is particularly strong in PvE content where mob control matters.
Players on Reddit consistently recommend the Boss Exchange system over raw RNG drops for obtaining Abyssal Empress tokens. It is more predictable and less frustrating than hoping for random tower floor bonuses.
Sea 2 Exclusive Swords
Sea 2 content introduced two powerful new swords to Sailor Piece: the Dragon Goddess and the Great Mage. Both require Sea 2 access, which unlocks after completing Sea 1 content. These are the newest additions to the game and represent some of the strongest weapons available in 2026.
Dragon Goddess – The Sea 2 Powerhouse
The Dragon Goddess is the most powerful sword added in the Sea 2 update. You obtain it by defeating Sea Beasts in Sea 2, specifically the Sea Serpent and Kraken. These bosses spawn in the Sea 2 ocean areas and have a chance to drop the Dragon Goddess sword directly or drop materials needed for exchange.
The drop rate is low, which makes this a long grind. However, the Dragon Goddess is worth every hour spent farming. The Z move is a dragon-themed energy blast that deals massive damage across a wide area. The X move summons dragon energy that creates a persistent damage zone, trapping and damaging enemies over several seconds.
Players on the Sailor Piece subreddit rate Dragon Goddess as the top sword in the game for overall effectiveness. Its combination of high base damage, fast attack speed, and incredible AoE abilities make it dominant in every game mode. If you have Sea 2 access, this should be your number one priority.
Great Mage – Magical Blade
The Great Mage sword is the second Sea 2 exclusive weapon. You get it through a quest from a Sea 2 NPC that requires collecting special materials called Runes. Runes drop from enemies and bosses throughout Sea 2 content, so you will accumulate them naturally while grinding other objectives.
This Mythical rarity sword focuses on magical damage rather than physical. The Z move fires a magical projectile that homes in on enemies, making it nearly impossible to miss. The X move creates a magic circle on the ground that deals continuous damage to anything inside it.
The Great Mage is particularly strong for players who prefer a ranged or zoning playstyle. While it has lower raw burst damage than the Dragon Goddess, the homing ability on the Z move and the persistent damage zone from the X move provide excellent sustained damage output. It is also more forgiving in PvP since homing attacks are harder to dodge.
Best Sword Progression Path in Sailor Piece
Knowing which swords to chase and in what order saves you massive amounts of time and resources. Below is the optimal sword progression path that the community has settled on based on our testing and player feedback. We have also noted which swords you can safely skip.
- Step 1: Katana (Starter Island) – Buy it immediately for 5,000 Money. Use it to learn mechanics and farm early mobs.
- Step 2: Dark Blade (Shell Town) – Upgrade as soon as you have 75,000 Money and 75 Gems. Significant damage boost over Katana.
- Step 3: Skip Corrupted Excalibur – Go straight to saving for Gryphon instead. The Excalibur is decent but not worth the time investment when Gryphon is better.
- Step 4: Gryphon (Shibuya Station) – The 625,000 Money and 625 Gems investment is steep but Gryphon carries you through mid-game content effectively.
- Step 5: Soul Reaper or Yamato – Pick based on your playstyle. Soul Reaper for PvE grinding, Yamato for PvP speed. Both require lengthy quest chains.
- Step 6: Ice Queen – This should be your primary goal before Sea 2. The freeze abilities make it the best all-around sword in Sea 1 endgame.
- Step 7: Solo Hunter (Prerequisite) – Farm this through Boss Exchange. You need it before Shadow Monarch becomes available.
- Step 8: Shadow Monarch – Complete the quest chain in Shadow Realm. One of the strongest swords in the game with sustained shadow damage.
- Step 9: Abyssal Empress or Atomic – Abyssal Empress from Tower Tokens, Atomic from boss content. Pick based on what you find easier to farm.
- Step 10: Dragon Goddess (Sea 2) – The ultimate sword goal. Farm Sea Beasts in Sea 2 for the best blade in the game.
The full progression in short: Katana to Dark Blade to Gryphon to Soul Reaper or Yamato to Ice Queen to Solo Hunter to Shadow Monarch to Dragon Goddess. Skip Corrupted Excalibur, True Manipulator unless you want PvP control, and Escanor unless you get lucky with the boss drop.
Sword Farming Tips and Material Guide
Getting the swords listed above is only half the battle. Actually farming the resources, materials, and tokens needed to obtain them takes strategy. Here are the farming methods we have found most effective for each resource type.
- Money Farming: Open chests from mobs and bosses. Legendary Chests give the most money and have the highest chance of dropping rare accessories. Focus on boss farming since bosses drop multiple chests per kill. In Sea 2, mob density is higher which means more chest opportunities per minute. Use active codes from our related guides for bonus money when starting out.
- Gem Farming: Gems come from quests, daily activities, chest openings, and special events. Boss kills have a chance to drop gem bundles. Like money, Legendary Chests offer the best gem returns per hour of farming. Never spend gems on cosmetics if you are saving for a sword. Prioritize sword purchases over everything else.
- Boss Tickets: These drop from specific boss encounters and are used for boss exchange systems. The Boss Exchange is more reliable than raw RNG drops for obtaining swords like Solo Hunter. Instead of hoping for a direct sword drop, collect boss tickets and exchange them for guaranteed rewards. This approach is less frustrating and more predictable.
- Tower Tokens: Earned by completing Tower Mode floors. Higher floors give more tokens per clear. Bring your best sword and healing items. Focus on consistency over speed, running floors you can reliably clear rather than pushing your limits and dying. The Abyssal Empress sword requires a significant number of tokens, so treat tower runs as a daily activity.
- Rare Materials (Sage Pulse, Tempest Seal, Runes): These materials drop from specific enemies and bosses. Sage Pulse comes from mid-to-late game bosses, Tempest Seal from elemental enemies, and Runes from Sea 2 content. Focus farm specific bosses rather than random mob grinding for these. Check which bosses drop the material you need and set up a rotation of farming those bosses.
- Quest Efficiency: When a sword requires killing 250 of an enemy or dealing 350 million damage, stack multiple quests at once if possible. Use AoE swords like Ice Queen or Dragon Goddess to clear quest objectives faster. Group up with friends for boss farming since multiple players can get credit for kills and damage simultaneously.
- Using Codes: Sailor Piece codes provide free money, gems, and sometimes special items. Codes are time-limited so redeem them as soon as you find them. Check community resources and our related guides for current active codes that can jumpstart your sword farming.
FAQs
What is the best sword in Sailor Piece?
The Dragon Goddess is currently the best sword in Sailor Piece. It has the highest damage output combined with fast attack speed and incredible AoE abilities. The Z move fires a dragon energy blast that hits a wide area, and the X move creates a persistent damage zone. It is only available in Sea 2 from Sea Beast drops (Sea Serpent and Kraken). For Sea 1 players, Ice Queen and Shadow Monarch are the top choices.
How to get more swords in Sailor Piece?
You can get more swords in Sailor Piece through four main methods: purchasing from NPC sellers using Money and Gems, completing quests from NPC trainers, defeating bosses for rare drops or boss exchange tokens, and farming Tower Mode for Tower Tokens to exchange for specific swords. Each sword has unique requirements, so check the requirements before grinding.
How many swords are there in Sailor Piece?
There are currently 18 swords in Sailor Piece across five rarity tiers: Common (1), Rare (1), Epic (2), Legendary (6), and Mythical (8). The roster includes starter weapons like the Katana, mid-game trainer swords like Soul Reaper and Yamato, endgame boss drops like Ice Queen and Atomic, and Sea 2 exclusives like Dragon Goddess and Great Mage.
How to get the Aizen sword in Sailor Piece?
The True Aizen sword is obtained from a hidden NPC trainer in Sailor Piece. You need to find the trainer location (check community maps or the Fandom wiki for exact coordinates), accept the quest chain, and complete all objectives including material collection and combat challenges. The True Aizen is a Legendary rarity sword with high base damage and strong offense-oriented Z and X moves.
How to get the Atomic Sword in Sailor Piece?
The Atomic sword is a Mythical rarity weapon obtained through special boss encounters or exchange systems. It is one of the hardest swords to get because of its rarity and the difficulty of the content required. Focus on high-level boss farming and check the Boss Exchange for potential Atomic sword availability. The sword deals enormous single-target and AoE damage making it a top-tier weapon.
How to get the Shadow Monarch sword in Sailor Piece?
To get the Shadow Monarch sword you must first obtain the Solo Hunter sword through boss farming or the Boss Exchange. Solo Hunter is a prerequisite. Once you have Solo Hunter, a quest becomes available from an NPC in the Shadow Realm. Complete the full quest chain including material collection and boss defeats to unlock Shadow Monarch. This is one of the longest grind swords in the game.
How to get the Yamato sword in Sailor Piece?
The Yamato sword is obtained from an NPC trainer at the Wano Dojo. Find the dojo, speak to the trainer, and complete the quest chain which involves collecting specific materials from the Wano region and defeating certain bosses. Yamato is a Legendary rarity sword known for its speed, precision, and ice-based X move that slows enemies.
What swords should I skip in progression?
Most experienced players recommend skipping the Corrupted Excalibur and going straight from Dark Blade to Gryphon. True Manipulator can also be skipped unless you specifically want its PvP control abilities. Escanor is only worth pursuing if you get lucky with the boss drop since the exchange cost is high relative to its performance. Every other sword on the progression path is worth getting.
Can I equip multiple swords at once in Sailor Piece?
No, you can only equip one sword at a time in Sailor Piece. However, you can own and switch between multiple swords from your inventory. This means you can have a PvE sword for grinding and a PvP sword for combat and swap them as needed. Plan your progression so you always have the best available sword equipped for your current activity.
Do swords have special abilities in Sailor Piece?
Yes, every sword in Sailor Piece has two special abilities: a Z move and an X move. The Z move is typically a quicker ability with a shorter cooldown, while the X move is stronger with a longer cooldown. Abilities range from simple slash combos on basic swords to massive AoE attacks, freeze effects, homing projectiles, and summon abilities on Mythical swords. Mastering your sword abilities is key to maximizing damage output.
Final Thoughts on Sailor Piece Swords
Sailor Piece swords follow a clear progression path that rewards patience and consistent grinding. Start with the Katana, upgrade through Dark Blade and Gryphon, push for Ice Queen as your Sea 1 endgame goal, and then aim for Shadow Monarch or Dragon Goddess as your ultimate weapons. The total journey from starter blade to best-in-slot takes weeks of dedicated play, but each upgrade feels meaningful and changes how you approach combat.
The most important takeaway from our testing is to plan ahead. Know which sword you are grinding toward next, understand its requirements before you start farming, and use the Boss Exchange system instead of relying on random drops whenever possible. Skipping swords like Corrupted Excalibur and True Manipulator saves weeks of grinding that you can invest in better options.
Sea 2 has reshaped the meta with the Dragon Goddess and Great Mage, both of which outperform most Sea 1 swords. If you are approaching Sea 2 content, focus on unlocking it as quickly as possible rather than perfecting your Sea 1 sword collection. The power gap between Sea 1 endgame swords and Sea 2 swords is significant.
For the complete rankings of all items including swords, fruits, races, and more, check out our full Sailor Piece tier list. We keep it updated with every patch and content update so you always know what is worth chasing. Good luck with your sword grinding, and may the RNG gods be kind when you farm those Sea Beasts for Dragon Goddess.