Sailor Piece Melees
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Sailor Piece features 17 melee fighting styles — and if you thought punching your way to the top was simple, think again. Out of those 17, a staggering 15 are Mythical rarity, making the melee roster one of the most prestigious weapon categories in the game. The lone exception at the bottom is Combat, the free style every player receives the moment they first join, and Cursed Vessel sits at Legendary in the middle. Every other melee demands serious investment: 16 of the 17 styles have a Robux price tag ranging from 499 R$ to 1,599 R$, and 11 are locked behind specific earned Titles you must grind for before you can even spend a coin.
Getting your hands on the best melee styles is a journey that spans both seas. Seven of the Mythical melees are boss drops — meaning you need to defeat a powerful boss and hold the matching Title before the weapon unlocks. Two styles, Moon Slayer and Demon King, add a clan requirement on top of that, while Spirit Warrior and The World demand a rare bloodline. Despite all those gates, a handful like Qin Shi, Limitless Sorcerer, and Curse King are available early in the game with only gems and Beli — making them solid starting points for players who want Mythical power without waiting until Sea 2.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many melee fighting styles are there in Sailor Piece?
There are 17 melee fighting styles in total. Of those, 15 are Mythical rarity, 1 is Legendary (Cursed Vessel), and 1 is Common (Combat). The sheer density of Mythical styles makes the melee category the hardest weapon type to fully complete in the game.
Which melee style can I get for free as a beginner?
Combat is the only free melee — every player receives it automatically when they first join Sailor Piece. It is Common rarity and serves as your starter style. Every other melee in the game requires either Robux, gems plus Beli, or defeating specific bosses.
What is the cheapest Mythical melee to unlock without waiting until Sea 2?
Qin Shi is the most accessible Mythical melee early on, costing 2,500 gems, 500,000 Beli, and 250 boss tickets — no title, clan, or bloodline required. Limitless Sorcerer (4,000 gems, 750,000 Beli) and Curse King (5,000 gems, 1,250,000 Beli) are also early-game options with no title gate, focused on burst and sustained damage respectively.
Which melee styles require a clan or bloodline to unlock?
Four melees have extra unlock requirements beyond titles. Moon Slayer requires the Upper clan and the Six Eyed Demon title. Demon King requires the Voldigoat clan and the Demon King title. Spirit Warrior requires the Empyrean bloodline. The World requires the Primordial bloodline and the Time Tyrant title. Make sure your character meets these conditions before trying to purchase them.
What is the difference between burst melees and sustained damage melees?
Burst melees deal a large chunk of damage in a short window and are best for quickly eliminating single targets — examples include Limitless Sorcerer, Strongest of Today, and Blessed Maiden. Sustained damage melees deal consistent damage over time, which is better for longer fights or bosses — examples include Curse King, Strongest in History, Corrupted Excalibur, and King of Heroes. Seven of the Mythical melees are boss drops, so their playstyle should match the type of content you are grinding.