Sailor Piece is a cool Roblox game that smoothly combines elements from different anime series. This time, the developers have enriched it by adding Sea Beasts, which are powerful boss-type enemies that can be found in Sea 2. With information about them being especially scarce in-game, such as how they spawn, what their drops are, and more, we have decided to create this complete Sea Beast in Sailor Piece guide in order to help you tackle them. So, make sure to stick around if you want to discover everything about them!
How to Spawn the Sea Beasts in Sailor Piece
To spawn the Sea Beasts in Sailor Piece, firstly, you will need to go to Sea 2. We have explained this process in great detail in our relic guide, but in short, you will have to complete 2 quests, which will involve finding 2 Ancient Fragments and 7 Map Pieces and turning them in to the Sea Traveler NPC at the World island.
Once you have done that, start dashing away from the islands and towards the sea until you have reached the "Open Sea" area. However, just doing this is not enough, as you will also have to be roughly 200-600 studs away from any island at the same time. This is the main area where the Sea Beasts can spawn. Keep in mind that, in order for the beasts to actually appear, you will have to have a minimum of 500k bounty. Furthermore, the Sea Beast spawn rate is directly proportional to the amount of bounty you have, and it can stack between multiple players if they stand near one another, up to a cap of 50 million. This means that, with approximately 20 million combined bounty, a Sea Beast will spawn roughly every 5-15 minutes, and with 10 million bounty every 20-40 minutes.
With that being said, you would be well advised to increase your bounty beforehand as much as you can. You can do this by fighting powerful enemies on high-level islands and completing quests as you do so.
Important information: Only one Sea Beast can globally exist at a time.
How to Fight the Sea Beasts
There are two possible Sea Beasts that can spawn in Sailor piece, and they are the Sea Serpent and the Kraken, with the main difference between them being the amount of health they have, as the Kraken has double the HP of a "regular" Sea Serpent. Regardless of which beast spawns, the main fighting strategy stays the same. It involves starting off with a Luck Build to register your stats, switching to a DPS build to reduce the beast's health as quickly as possible, and then once again swapping to the Luck build when delivering the final blow in order to maximize the drop chances.
Keep in mind that you can safely stay on your luck build for the whole duration of the fight if multiple people are participating in the battle at the same time, as the risk of dying to it will be reduced via the sheer strength of superior numbers.
Sea Beast Drops in Sailor Piece
In Sailor Piece, both the Kraken and the Sea Serpent drop exactly the same items, with the Kraken's drops having slightly better chances due to it having double the Sea Serpent's HP. With that in mind, we have compiled a full list of possible drops below.
| Item | Sea Serpent Drop Rate | Kraken Drop Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Bloodline Stone | 100% | 100% |
| Clan Reroll | 100% | 100% |
| Blossom Outfit | 6.73% | 6.95% |
| Kraken Armor | 3.37% | 3.48% |
| Dragon Goddess | 2.02% | 2.88% |
Sailor Piece Sea Beast FAQs
To spawn the Kraken in Sailor Piece, head towards the Open Sea in Sea 2 and make sure you are at least 200 studs away from any island. Also, confirm that you have at least 500k bounty, and the Kraken can randomly spawn after a certain amount of time.
The Sea Beasts in Sailor Piece spawn depending on the amount of bounty you have. If you have the max amount of it, the beast will spawn roughly every 5 minutes.
The best reward from the Sea Beasts is the Dragon Goddess sword, which has less than 3% chance of dropping.
If you want to find out more about Sailor Piece, also check out Sailor Piece Discord Link and Trello or All Ancient Fragment Spawn Locations in Sailor Piece
Pavle is a freelance writer for Pro Game Guides who has played games since 2008. He enjoys story-driven RPGs, MOBAs, fast-paced shooters, RTS games, and many more. He may be late to the party, but he especially enjoys his newfound love for souls-like titles.