Sailor Piece Toji Guide, How to Obtain

Sailor Piece has released Part 2 of its latest update, and one of the biggest additions is finally here: Toji. Players can now work through a series of quests to unlock Toji Island, defeat the boss, and obtain the new Toji weapon. However, getting there is not exactly a smooth process.

The update also includes changes to Dante, including some adjusted animations and new cutscene-style moves. Unfortunately, the changes do not completely fix the problems with the character. If anything, Toji ends up being the more interesting part of the update, although even he has some issues.

How to Unlock Toji in Sailor Piece

The first thing you need to do is head over to Slayer Island and find the Toji NPC. The NPC gives you the questline required to unlock Toji Island. You cannot simply travel to the new island immediately, so you will have to complete several tasks first.

The first quest requires you to clear four bounties. Each bounty has a 15-minute cooldown, and you have to defeat the required target within five minutes. This can make the quest surprisingly frustrating because some bounty bosses depend on server timing. You may accept a bounty only to find that the boss cannot be defeated within the available time.

The bounty requirements are:

• Complete 4 bounty quests.
• Each bounty has a 15-minute cooldown.
• You have around 5 minutes to complete each bounty.
• Boss availability can depend on the server’s timing.

Because of the cooldown, finishing all four bounties can take quite a while. If you are unlucky with the boss spawns, expect this part of the questline to take even longer.

Kill 10 Different Players

After completing the bounty requirement, the next Toji quest asks you to defeat 10 different players. This is arguably one of the more annoying requirements in the entire questline.

You cannot simply defeat the same player repeatedly to finish the objective. The game requires 10 different players, meaning you need to find enough people who are available and willing to fight.

This can be particularly difficult when the server population is low. If there are not many players around, completing this quest could take significantly longer than expected.

Find the Three Toji Parts

Once the PvP requirement is finished, things become much easier. The next objective is to collect three different Toji parts scattered around the game’s islands.

You need to search the following locations:

• Slayer Island — The first Toji part can be found here.
• Dante Island — The second part is located on this island.
• Punch City — The final Toji part can be collected here.

Unlike the bounty and PvP objectives, this section is fairly straightforward. Simply travel to each location and collect the required item.

Defeat Toji

After collecting all three parts, you are finally ready for the last step. Head over to Toji Island and prepare to fight Toji himself.

The good news is that the Toji boss fight does not require you to spend anything on the boss spawn. You can also choose Easy Mode if you simply want to complete the quest as quickly as possible.

Defeat Toji and you will finally complete the questline.

Once the fight is finished, you can claim the Toji weapon and start testing its moveset.

The Toji update gives Sailor Piece players another long questline to complete, but the road to getting the weapon is more frustrating than it probably needs to be. The four bounty quests already require patience, while the requirement to defeat 10 different players can be difficult when the game’s player count is low.

Thankfully, the three Toji parts are much easier to collect, and the final boss can be handled on Easy Mode. Once everything is finished, you can finally obtain the Toji weapon and test its moves for yourself.

Toji is still a decent addition to Sailor Piece, especially compared with some of the current Dante changes. However, the weapon feels like it could have been much better with stronger effects, sound design, and a more impressive moveset. If you are already playing Sailor Piece, the quest is worth completing at least once, but don’t expect Toji to completely change the game.