Swords are one of the most important weapon types in Haze Seas. While Devil Fruits and Fighting Styles are incredibly powerful, a good sword can carry you through boss fights, quests, PvP battles, and even the late game. From basic katanas that help you through your first few islands to legendary weapons wielded by some of the strongest characters in One Piece, there’s a huge variety of swords to collect.
Not every weapon is worth investing your time into, though. Some are excellent progression weapons that you’ll quickly replace, while others remain useful even after reaching Sea 3. On top of that, several V2 upgrades completely change how certain swords perform, making them much stronger than their original versions.
This guide ranks every sword currently available in Haze Seas, explains what makes each one good (or not so good), and shows you exactly how to obtain them.
Best Swords in Haze Seas
If you’re only interested in the strongest weapons, these are the ones worth chasing first.
S Tier
- Dual Dark Blade
- 3 Sword Style V2
- Gryphon
- Roger’s Ace
These swords represent the current endgame. They offer incredible damage, flashy abilities, excellent combo potential, and remain effective in both PvE and PvP.
A Tier
- Dark Blade V2
- Golden Staff V2
- Zenith
- White Blade V2
- Dough Trident
Excellent weapons that can comfortably carry players through almost every activity in the game.
B Tier
- 3 Sword Style
- Dark Blade
- Bisento V2
- 2 Sword Style V2
- Sea Beast Hammer V2
- Mace V2
Strong choices with useful movesets, although they’re eventually overshadowed by higher-tier options.
C Tier
- Enma
- Shusui
- Golden Staff
- Bisento
- Raiu
- Operation Blade
Solid progression weapons that remain fun to use but don’t quite compete with later upgrades.
D Tier
- Katana
- Shark Blade
- Soul Cane
- Pipe
- Fishman Trident
- Mace
- Sea Beast Hammer
- Pillow
- 2 Sword Style
These weapons mainly serve as stepping stones while progressing through Sea 1.
Sea 1 Swords
Sea 1 introduces most of your early-game weapons. Although many of them eventually become obsolete, several are required for later upgrades, so it’s worth collecting them rather than selling them.
Katana
Rarity: Common
How to Obtain
Purchase it on Starter Island.
Katana is the very first sword most players use. While its damage is fairly basic, the updated visual effects in Haze Seas make it feel much smoother than the original version from Haze Piece. It’s perfectly fine for completing early quests, but you’ll want to replace it fairly quickly.
Worth farming?
No. Simply use it until something stronger becomes available.
Shark Blade
Rarity: Common
How to Obtain
- 10% drop chance from the Shark Park Boss.
Shark Blade is one of the first boss-drop swords you’ll encounter, and it’s a noticeable upgrade over Katana. The animations look much cleaner, and it feels much more satisfying during combat. If you’re still in the early stages of Sea 1, this is absolutely worth farming before moving on.
Worth farming?
Yes. Great early-game weapon.
Soul Cane
Rarity: Uncommon
How to Obtain
Purchase it for 100,000 Beli from the hidden NPC inside Impel Jail Island.
Soul Cane focuses more on stylish attacks than raw damage. While it isn’t particularly powerful compared to later swords, it offers decent range and can comfortably clear normal enemies.
Worth farming?
Only if you enjoy collecting weapons.
Pipe
Rarity: Uncommon
How to Obtain
Purchase for 250,000 Beli at Marine Base Island.
Pipe has surprisingly good attack range. Several of its abilities can hit enemies farther away than you might expect, making it useful when dealing with groups of NPCs.
It isn’t flashy, but it’s reliable.
Worth farming?
Yes, especially if you haven’t unlocked stronger boss drops yet.
Mace
Rarity: Uncommon
How to Obtain
Guaranteed drop from the Mace Boss.
Mace hits hard, but it has one major weakness.
Its second skill leaves your character standing still long enough for bosses and NPCs to punish you, making it awkward during tougher fights. While it can still clear quests, there are simply better options available.
Worth farming?
Not really. It’s quickly replaced.
Fishman Trident
Rarity: Uncommon
How to Obtain
Trade Neptune’s Fork with the Fork Merchant on Fishman Island.
Fishman Trident has some nice-looking animations, but its biggest issue is knockback.
While knocking enemies away might sound useful, it actually slows down farming because you constantly need to chase enemies after every combo.
Worth farming?
Mostly for collection purposes.
Operation Blade
Rarity: Uncommon
How to Obtain
Purchase it for 250,000 Beli at Half Hot Island.
The NPC selling it is hidden near the top of the mountain.
Operation Blade is one of the biggest surprises among the early-game swords. It has smooth animations, respectable damage, and a satisfying moveset that makes leveling much easier.
If you don’t want to rely entirely on boss drops, this is an excellent purchase.
Worth farming?
Definitely.
Sea Beast Hammer
Rarity: Rare
How to Obtain
- 50% drop chance from Sea Beasts.
Sea Beasts can be summoned by giving Cola to the Wizard located on Rocky Islands.
Sea Beast Hammer is your first taste of the heavier weapons available later in the game. It deals respectable damage, although its V2 version is a significant improvement.
Worth farming?
Yes, mainly because you’ll eventually want V2.
Shusui
Rarity: Rare
How to Obtain
5% drop chance from Ryummy at Thriller Boat.
Besides being a strong sword on its own, Shusui is required to unlock Three Sword Style later.
That alone makes it one of the most important swords in Sea 1.
Worth farming?
Absolutely.
Raiu
Rarity: Rare
How to Obtain
Defeat Shiryu to obtain a Scroll.
Take the Scroll to the hidden NPC behind Skull Island.
Raiu has one of the better movesets among the rare weapons. It feels smooth, deals solid damage, and many players consider it one of the strongest swords before reaching the legendary category.
Worth farming?
Yes.
Bisento
Rarity: Rare
How to Obtain
Purchase for 500,000 Beli at Marine HQ.
Bisento offers long-range sweeping attacks that work well against groups of enemies. Although it eventually gets overshadowed by its upgraded version, it’s still a respectable weapon during progression.
Worth farming?
Yes.
Golden Staff
Rarity: Rare
How to Obtain
1% drop chance from Thunder God.
Golden Staff introduces lightning-themed attacks that look fantastic, even before its V2 upgrade.
While its damage isn’t among the best at this stage, players planning to unlock Golden Staff V2 should start mastering it early.
Worth farming?
Definitely.
2 Sword Style
Rarity: Rare
V1
Purchase from Doc White for 100,000 Beli.
V2
Requirements:
- Book (50% drop from Dual Swordsman)
- 20,000 Beli
The upgraded version feels much smoother than V1, with noticeably improved abilities and combos.
If you’re interested in eventually unlocking Three Sword Style, this is an important stepping stone.
Worth farming?
Yes.
Sea 2 Swords
By the time you reach Sea 2, you’ll notice a big jump in weapon quality. Most swords here either become long-term options or are needed to unlock even stronger weapons later in the game. Boss farming also becomes much more important, so expect to spend some time collecting rare drops.
Zenith
Rarity: Legendary
How to Obtain
- Guaranteed drop from the Zenith Boss.
- The boss appears during Storm events at Shadow Island.
Zenith is one of the first legendary swords you’ll come across, and it definitely feels like one. Its attacks have excellent range, smooth animations, and impressive visual effects that make every skill feel impactful. It’s also one of the required swords for unlocking Three Sword Style, so even if you plan to replace it later, you’ll still want to pick it up.
Best For
- PvE farming
- Boss fights
- Working toward 3 Sword Style
Worth Farming?
Absolutely. Since it’s a guaranteed drop, it’s one of the easiest legendary weapons to secure.
Enma
Rarity: Rare
How to Obtain
- 10% drop chance from the Enma Boss.
Enma is another weapon that’s more valuable than it first appears. Besides looking great and dealing respectable damage, it’s one of the three swords required to unlock 3 Sword Style. The showcase also highlighted its clean animations, making it one of the better progression swords in Sea 2.
Best For
- General progression
- Completing the 3SS requirements
Worth Farming?
Yes. Even if you don’t use it much, you’ll eventually need it.
3 Sword Style (3SS)
Rarity: Legendary
How to Obtain
You’ll need all three legendary swords first:
- Zenith
- Enma
- Shusui
In addition, each sword must have:
- 300 Mastery
After meeting the requirements, interact with the Rock Shrine in the Land of Gods.
Unlocking 3 Sword Style is one of the biggest milestones in Haze Seas. Compared to earlier weapons, its abilities hit much harder, the animations are far more polished, and the second skill in particular stands out during combat. It’s the first sword that truly feels like an endgame weapon rather than a simple progression upgrade.
Best For
- PvE
- PvP
- Boss farming
- Endgame progression
Worth Farming?
Without question. This should be one of your main goals once you reach Sea 2.
Sea Beast Hammer V2
Rarity: Legendary
How to Obtain
- 1% drop chance from Sea Beasts in Sea 2 and Sea 3.
The original Sea Beast Hammer was decent, but V2 takes everything up a level. The upgraded moves feel much smoother, hit harder, and have significantly better visual effects. If you already enjoyed using the original version, you’ll immediately notice the improvement.
Best For
- PvE
- Crowd clearing
Worth Farming?
Yes, especially if you’ve already obtained the original version.
Mace V2
Rarity: Legendary
How to Obtain
- 1% drop chance from the Mace V2 Boss on Dragon Island.
The original Mace struggled because its second skill left you open to attacks. Thankfully, Mace V2 fixes that issue, making the weapon much smoother and far more reliable during combat. It’s still not one of the absolute best swords in the game, but it’s a noticeable upgrade.
Best For
- Mid-game boss farming
- General combat
Worth Farming?
Yes, especially if you already own Mace.
Dough Trident
Rarity: Legendary
How to Obtain
- 10% drop chance from the Dough Boss inside Mirror World.
Dough Trident offers excellent animations and a satisfying moveset. Its attacks flow together naturally, making it a solid option for both farming and PvP. While it doesn’t quite reach the level of the strongest mythical weapons, it’s easily one of the better legendary choices.
Best For
- PvE
- PvP
- Combo builds
Worth Farming?
Definitely.
Dark Blade V2
Rarity: Mythical
How to Obtain
Dark Blade V2 has one of the longest upgrade quests in Haze Seas.
Requirements:
- Sacrifice a Legendary or higher Fruit to Nikk0lapz at Foggy Castle.
- Defeat the 3SS Boss.
- Defeat Enma.
- Pay 50 Gems.
- Spawn and defeat the Dark Blade Boss.
The Dark Blade Boss can only be summoned once every 2 hours.
Dark Blade V2 isn’t just a stronger version of the original. It also gains an incredibly useful teleport ability, making it much easier to stay aggressive during combat. The added mobility alone makes it feel significantly better than its predecessor.
Best For
- PvP
- Boss fights
- Endgame builds
Worth Farming?
Absolutely. It’s one of the strongest upgrades in the game.
Sea 3 Swords
Sea 3 introduces the rarest and most powerful swords currently available. Most of these require difficult bosses, expensive crafting recipes, or long-term grinding, but they’re also the weapons you’ll likely use throughout the endgame.
Golden Staff V2
Rarity: Legendary
How to Obtain
Craft it at Doran the Forge.
Requirements:
- 300 Mastery on Golden Staff V1
- 1 Raijin Core
- 2,000,000 Beli
Golden Staff V2 greatly improves on the original with stronger lightning attacks, smoother animations, and much more impressive effects. The showcase ranked it among the better legendary weapons, and it’s easy to see why after trying its abilities.
Best For
- PvE
- Ranged combat
- Lightning builds
Worth Farming?
Definitely.
3 Sword Style V2
Rarity: Mythical
How to Obtain
Craft it at Doran the Forge.
Requirements:
- 300 Mastery on 3 Sword Style
- 5 Ancient Blade Relics
If regular 3SS is impressive, V2 takes everything even further. Every attack feels stronger, the effects are much flashier, and the combo potential is outstanding. It’s easily one of the best weapons currently available.
Best For
- PvE
- PvP
- Endgame bosses
Worth Farming?
One hundred percent.
Gryphon
Rarity: Mythical
How to Obtain
- 5% drop chance from the Red Emperor Boss.
Inspired by Shanks’ iconic weapon, Gryphon delivers powerful attacks with incredibly polished animations. Its moves feel smooth, deal excellent damage, and work well in nearly every situation.
Because of its low drop chance, don’t expect to obtain it immediately.
Best For
- PvP
- Boss farming
- Endgame combat
Worth Farming?
Yes. It’s one of the strongest boss drops in the game.
Roger’s Ace
Rarity: Mythical
How to Obtain
- 0.1% chance from regular Final Quest rewards.
- 1% chance from Infinity rewards.
Ace is one of the rarest weapons in Haze Seas. The showcase highlighted its flashy effects and powerful attacks, making it a dream weapon for collectors and endgame players alike.
Because of its extremely low drop rate, obtaining Ace will likely take a lot of patience.
Best For
- Endgame PvE
- PvP
- Weapon collectors
Worth Farming?
If you’re prepared for a long grind, absolutely.
White Blade V2
Rarity: Mythical
How to Obtain
Unlike every other weapon, White Blade V2 doesn’t require crafting.
Simply equip the required White Blade UGC Limited, and the upgraded version unlocks automatically.
Although it’s easier to obtain than some other mythical weapons, it’s still an excellent choice with powerful abilities and stylish animations.
Best For
- PvE
- PvP
- Players who own the required UGC
Worth Farming?
If you already own the UGC item, it’s an easy upgrade that’s well worth using.