Grand Piece Online Leopard Update Guide, New Fruit Dealers & More!

Grand Piece Online has received another update, and this one is mainly focused on making the First Sea experience easier for newer players. While the update does not add a huge amount of endgame content, it introduces several useful quality-of-life changes, new outfits, improved boss rewards, and a new way to get Devil Fruits.

The biggest addition is the Traveling Merchant, which can now sell Devil Fruits. There are also new boss outfit drops, a shorter Haki quest, better reward previews, and a new Ocean Quality setting. Here is everything you need to know about the update.

New Fruit Dealer in GPO

One of the biggest changes in this update is the addition of Devil Fruits to the Traveling Merchant’s shop. This gives First Sea players another way to get fruits without having to wait until much later in their progression.

The merchant can stock fruits from Common all the way up to Legendary rarity. Mythical Fruits are not included, so the merchant does not give players access to every fruit in the game. The available fruit is random, meaning you will need to check the merchant whenever the stock changes.

This is especially useful for newer players who are looking for a specific fruit but do not want to rely entirely on other methods of obtaining one.

What Fruits Can the Merchant Sell?

The Traveling Merchant can sell several different fruit rarities. The available options include:

• Common Fruits
• Uncommon Fruits
• Rare Fruits
• Epic Fruits
• Legendary Fruits

Mythical Fruits are not part of the merchant’s current selection. The stock can also change, so seeing a low-rarity fruit does not mean that the merchant will always have the same options.

If you are looking for a Legendary Fruit, you will need to keep checking the merchant and have enough Beli ready when one appears.

How Much Do Legendary Fruits Cost?

Legendary Fruits sold by the Traveling Merchant can be very expensive. Their prices can be around 400,000 Beli or higher, depending on the fruit. One example shown in the update had a Legendary Fruit priced at 480,000 Beli. That is a huge amount of money for a First Sea player, so you will still need to spend time farming Beli before you can take advantage of the system. However, this still gives new players another possible path toward getting a stronger Devil Fruit much earlier than before.

New Boss Drop Timers

Bosses now have better information available for their drops and respawn timers. This makes farming specific bosses much easier because you can see when they are expected to return and what rewards they can provide.

The new system also shows previews of certain drops. Instead of farming a boss without knowing what you can get, you can check the available rewards beforehand.

This is especially useful for players hunting outfits, fruits, weapons, or other rare items.

Axe-Hand Logan New Drops

Axe-Hand Logan has received some changes in the update, including an updated appearance. His jaw model has also been improved compared with the previous version.

Logan now drops his outfit as one of his rewards, along with a Random Rare Fruit. His Axe-Hand does not appear to be part of the current drop list, so players looking specifically for that item will need to wait for a future change if it is added later.

The updated reward system makes Logan more useful for newer players who are already farming him in First Sea.

New Enel Outfit

Enel is another boss who received a new outfit reward. Players can now farm his boss encounter for a chance to obtain the outfit and add it to their collection.

The outfit gives players another cosmetic option based on the character, while the new reward preview makes it easier to see what you are farming for.

If you are collecting boss outfits, Enel is now another First Sea boss worth checking.

New Arlong Outfit

Arlong at Shark Park also received a new outfit. The outfit is based on Arlong’s appearance and gives players another cosmetic reward to chase while farming the boss.

This is particularly useful for newer players because Arlong is already part of the early-game progression. You can continue farming the boss while also having a chance to collect the new outfit.

New Whitebeard Outfit

Whitebeard also received a new outfit in the update. This adds another cosmetic reward for players who enjoy collecting character-based outfits.

The outfit joins the other new boss-related cosmetics added with this update. Even if you are already finished with most of the First Sea progression, these outfits give you additional reasons to revisit older content.

Devil Fruit Damage Multiplier Outfit

Another interesting addition is an outfit with a Devil Fruit damage multiplier. This is notable because it introduces a new type of bonus that can affect Devil Fruit damage.

The addition could also open the door for more outfits with similar bonuses in future updates. For now, players should check the reward information and preview before deciding which outfits they want to farm.

Fujitora Outfit and Cape Update

Fujitora also received an improvement to his outfit and cape. The cape has been given a new look, replacing the older model with an updated version.

The change is mainly visual, but it makes the character’s outfit look much cleaner. The Fujitora outfit and cape are now part of the updated cosmetic system, giving players another item to collect.

Haki Quest Has Been Made Easier

The Haki quest has also been changed to make First Sea progression faster. One of the objectives previously required players to defeat 50 Yetis.

That requirement has now been reduced to 25 Yetis.

This makes a big difference for newer players because they can complete the objective with half as many kills. The quest should now take considerably less time to finish compared with the previous requirement.

However, there is an important thing to remember: do not abandon the quest once you have accepted it. If you quit the quest, you may have to pay again to obtain it.

New Ocean Quality Setting

A new Ocean Quality option has been added to the Settings menu. This allows players to change the quality of the ocean visuals based on their device and performance needs.

The available options include:

• Auto
• Medium
• Low

Players using lower-end devices can try reducing the Ocean Quality setting to improve performance. After changing the option, you may need to restart the game for the setting to fully take effect.

New Reward Preview System

The new reward preview system is another useful quality-of-life improvement. When looking at certain drops, you can open the dropdown menu to see exactly what items are available.

For example, a Random Rare Fruit reward can show the fruits included in the pool along with their chances. Outfit rewards can also display a preview so you know what the item looks like before spending time farming it.

This system makes farming much easier because you can check the possible rewards before committing to a boss or activity.

Updated Metal Jaw Model

The Metal Jaw has also received a model update. The new version looks different from the older design and gives the item a cleaner appearance.

This is another example of the visual improvements included in the update. If you already own the item, you can compare the updated model with the previous version.

Legendary Fruit Chest Blueprint

The update also adds a Legendary Fruit Chest Blueprint to the available rewards. This gives players another item to look out for while checking different drop pools.

The new reward preview system makes it easier to identify whether a particular activity can provide the Blueprint. Instead of farming blindly, you can check the available rewards first.

Why the Update Helps New Players

Most of the major changes in this update are designed around improving the First Sea experience. New players now have more ways to obtain useful rewards without having to progress as far as they previously needed to.

The Traveling Merchant is particularly important because it gives First Sea players a chance to purchase Devil Fruits using Beli. The Haki quest is also shorter, while the new boss timers and reward previews make farming much easier to understand.

Some of the biggest changes include:

• Traveling Merchant can now sell Devil Fruits.
• Fruit stock can range from Common to Legendary.
• Mythical Fruits are not included in the merchant’s stock.
• Legendary Fruits can cost around 400,000 Beli or more.
• Several bosses now have new outfit rewards.
• Boss drops can be previewed.
• The Haki quest now requires 25 Yetis instead of 50.
• Ocean Quality settings have been added.
• Several outfits and item models have been improved.
• Reward pools can show available items and chances.

Tips for Starting GPO After the Update

If you are completely new to Grand Piece Online, the current update is a good time to learn the First Sea systems. Start by working through the normal quests while saving as much Beli as possible.

Keep checking the Traveling Merchant when you have enough money. If a useful fruit appears, you can purchase it without needing to wait for later progression.

You should also check boss rewards before farming them. If you are specifically looking for an outfit, fruit, or another item, the preview system can tell you whether the reward is available.

For the Haki quest, remember not to abandon it after accepting it. The new 25-Yeti requirement is much shorter, so completing the quest is more efficient than restarting it and paying again.

This GPO update is mainly focused on improving the First Sea and making the game easier for new players to get into. The Traveling Merchant is the biggest addition, giving players a new way to purchase Devil Fruits, including a chance to find Legendary Fruits for a large amount of Beli.

The new boss outfits, improved models, reward previews, shorter Haki quest, and Ocean Quality settings also add useful quality-of-life improvements. None of these changes completely overhaul the game, but together they make the early progression much easier to understand and give new players more reasons to explore First Sea.