The arena falls quiet; a summoned boss blooms at the edge of the map. You watch your sword and devil fruit flail while a lone melee ability decides whether the run lives or dies. I remember switching styles and turning the chaos into a lightning storm.
I write guides, test every patch, and I’ve watched players reroute entire runs around a single fighting style. You and I both want clear, fast answers—not a laundry list—so here’s a tight, playable breakdown of every Sailor Piece fighting style and how to get them without wasting nights on guesswork.
List of All Sailor Piece Fighting Styles
You can hear traders and grinders trading drop routes on Discord at all hours.
There are 13 fighting styles in Sailor Piece, each built around different strengths—AoE, burst, sustain, or farming. Some are available right away; others require boss tickets, titles, or rare materials. Below is the full roster, what each style does, and how you obtain it.
| Fighting Style | What It Does | How to Get |
|---|---|---|
 Combat |
Basic punches and kicks with low damage scaling | Default style (unlocked at start) |
 Gojo |
Strong AoE damage with crowd control and burst potential | Purchase from the Gojo Trainer NPC for: 750,000 Money, 4,000 Gems, 6x Void Fragment, 3x Limitless Ring, 1x Infinity Core. Complete quests: Kill 350 mobs, Use any melee ability 350 times, Kill Gojo Boss 15 times. (Shibuya Station) |
 Sukuna |
High burst damage with strong PvP and aggressive skills | Purchase from the Sukuna Trainer NPC for: 1,250,000 Money, 5,000 Gems, 6x Cursed Finger, 3x Dismantle Fang, 1x Crimson Heart. Complete quests: Deal 35M damage, Kill 25 players, Kill Sukuna Boss 15 times. (Shibuya Station) |
 Qin Shi |
Balanced AoE style with steady damage output | Obtain from the Boss Exchange NPC for 250 Boss Tickets. Then purchase from the Qin Shi Trainer NPC for: 500,000 Money, 2,500 Gems, 7x Jade Tablet, 3x Imperial Seal. (Boss Island) |
 Yuji |
Fast combo-based melee with quick cooldowns | Purchase from the Yuji Trainer NPC for: 7x Energy Core, 3x Flash Impact, 1x Divergent Pulse. (Shibuya Station) |
 Alucard |
Lifesteal-heavy style with strong sustain | Purchase from the Alucard Trainer NPC for: 6,500,000 Money, 10,000 Gems, Vampire Race, Vampire King (Title), 5x Soul Amulet, 1x Casull, 1x Blood Ring. (Sailor Island) |
 Strongest of Today |
High AoE damage with strong farming potential | Consume 6x Six Eyes and then purchase from the Strongest of Today Trainer NPC for: 9x Reversal Pulse, 3x Blue Singularity, 1x Infinity Essence, Strongest Sorcerer (Title). (Shinjuku Island) |
 Strongest in History |
Top-tier AoE damage and endgame scaling | Consume 20x Awakened Cursed Fingers and then purchase from the Strongest in History Trainer NPC for: 7x Vessel Ring, 3x Malevolent Soul, 1x Cursed Flesh, Disgraced One (Title). (Shinjuku Island) |
 Madoka |
High burst with support-style abilities | Purchase from the Madoka Trainer NPC for: 20,000,000 Money, 15,000 Gems, 100x Heart, 8x Divine Fragment, 5x Sacred Bow, 3x Radiant Core, 1x Pink Gems, Star Maiden (Title). (Valentine Island) |
 Gilgamesh |
Strong AoE damage with excellent farming efficiency | Purchase from the Gilgamesh Trainer NPC for: 25,000,000 Money, 22,500 Gems, 12x Throne Remnant, 6x Ancient Shard, 3x Golden Essence, 1x Phantasm Core, Golden King (Title). (Boss Island) |
 Anos |
Extremely high damage with strong scaling abilities | Purchase from the Anos Trainer NPC for: 65x Calamity Seal, 12x Demonic Fragment, 6x Demonic Shard, 2x Destruction Eye, 1x Imperial Mark, Voldigoat (Clan), Demon King (Title). (Academy Island) |
| Blessed Maiden | Balanced AoE with strong late-game scaling | Purchase from the Blessed Maiden Trainer NPC for: 1x Celestial Mark, 3x Aero Core, 8x Gale Essence, 14x Tide Remnant, 25x Tempest Relic, 32,500 Gems, Astral Empress (Title). (Boss Island) |
 Saber Alter |
High burst melee with corruption-based abilities | Purchase from the Saber Alter Trainer NPC for: 25x Dark Grail, 15x Morgan Remnant, 8x Alter Essence, 3x Corruption Core, 1x Corrupt Crown, Corrupt Tyrant (Title). (Boss Island) |
How many fighting styles are in Sailor Piece?
There are 13 fighting styles total, including Combat as the default beginner option. I recommend you pick one to grind for first—splitting effort slows you down.
How to Switch Fighting Styles in Sailor Piece
I’ve watched teammates fumble with the menu and die mid-rotate; that costs drinks and time.
Open your inventory from the left-side menu, switch to the Melee tab, and click the style you want to equip. You can change anytime after you have the style—fast swaps are often what wins a boss run.
Can I switch fighting styles in Sailor Piece?
Yes. You can change styles at any time via the Melee tab in inventory, which makes trying new builds low-risk. I always keep a farming and a boss style ready.
Best Sailor Piece Fighting Styles
At every raid lobby certain names get pasted into chat like a magnet: Strongest in History, Anos, Gilgamesh.
I’ll be blunt: if you want a single style that carries most content, aim for Strongest in History. It behaves like a Swiss army knife—versatile, wide, and reliable. If your focus is boss damage, Anos hits harder per cast. For safe, fast farming, Gilgamesh and Strongest of Today clear waves without drama. Gojo remains the best mid-game bridge: it’s forgiving, powerful, and easier to claim than late-game monsters.
- Strongest in History — Massive AoE, endgame scaling. Great for dungeons and material farming.
- Anos — Raw single-target and scaling that shreds bosses.
- Gilgamesh — Smooth AoE, steady farming; ideal for repetitive runs.
- Gojo — Mid-game powerhouse with crowd control and burst.
Which is the best fighting style in Sailor Piece?
Most communities and speedrunners favor Strongest in History for its AoE coverage and late-game scaling. If you prefer boss efficiency over wave clearing, go Anos. I recommend testing those two and keeping Gojo for mid-game pace.
How to Get Fighting Styles in Sailor Piece Faster
Speedrunners map out boss routes and server-hop like it’s a sport; you can copy their routines.
If you want to shave days off grinding, use these tactics that I use when testing builds:
- Farm bosses with the Boss Summoner — Boss Island’s summoner lets you pull the same boss repeatedly. Use it to farm drops, titles, and specific boss mechanics without waiting for random spawns.
- Use AoE builds for efficiency — Area damage clears mobs and reduces run time. That’s the fastest path to the material counts these styles demand.
- Server hop for natural boss spawns — If a boss isn’t summonable or you’re chasing a rare spawn, switch servers to reset spawn timers and get more attempts per hour.
- Focus on one style at a time — Concentrate drops, tickets, and titles on a single goal. I call it completion momentum: finish one, then retarget.
- Join Discord groups and watch creators — Roblox communities on Discord and creators on YouTube/Twitch share routes, drop tables, and timing windows. Channels that post boss timers or Boss Island runs will save you hours.
- Track progress with simple tools — Use a notes channel or a Trello board to list required drops, title checks, and purchase costs so you don’t waste runs farming the wrong nodes.
Platforms and sources that helped me: Roblox communities, Discord farming servers, YouTube guides, and articles from outlets like Moyens I/O. Use those signals when a patch hits; the best routes shift fast.
I’ve given you the list, the why, and the fastest ways to get each style—so which style will you grind first?