Grand Piece: Fighting Style guide

Fighting Styles are a major part of Grand Piece's combat system. Taking cues from One Piece, the game implements a robust fighting mechanic that is second only to the supremely powerful Devil Fruits. Offering high attack power and decent stat requirement, a Fighting Style can be a fantastic way to tackle much of the early and mid-game.

Curious about styles and their effectiveness in combat? Here’s everything you need to know about them.

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An overview of Fighting Styles in Grand Piece

Dragon Claw Fighting Style in action (Image via Roblox || Funknovalu on YouTube)

Fighting Styles are primarily based on the player's physical power and are obtained through training. These grant you various moves that land devastating hits on the enemy. Because of their physical nature, Fighting Styles scale based on the player’s Strength stat, making them suitable for pure Strength and Strength-Fighting Style Mastery hybrid builds.

The more points you invest in stat paths, the more effective your combat ability will become. Increasing your Strength stat directly affects the damage you deal, while putting points into the Fighting Style Mastery path will affect race-specific styles like Fishman Karate.

Certain Fighting Styles make use of melee weapons like swords, which increase your range and deal more damage with the Sword Mastery stat.

While lacking the superhuman abilities and overwhelming combat power of Devil Fruits, Fighting Styles stack up fairly well against the elusive fruits, nonetheless. They are easier to obtain since you don’t need to rely on RNG to get the desired style. Moreover, some Fighting Styles are arguably better for certain races because they play into the faction’s inherent strengths.

Official cover art for the game (Image via Roblox)

Overall, investing in Fighting Styles is a worthwhile endeavor despite the hefty stat investment needed to unleash their potential. Use them either as mainstays or as placeholders until you collect a high-rarity Devil Fruit.

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All available Fighting Styles in Grand Piece

Fighting Style gameplay (Image via Roblox || Funknovalu on YouTube)

Currently, there are 13 Fighting Styles available in the game, each of which has unique unlock requirements. The table below lists all of these styles and what you need to access them.

Fighting Style	Unlock Requirement
Black Leg	9,000 Peli
Cyborg	Be a Cyborg
Demon Step	50,000 Peli A Scorched Heart 125 stat points in Black Leg
Dragon Claw	7x Battle Royale victories
Dullahan	Be a Dullahan
Electro Style	Be a Mink 15,000 Peli 25 Carrots
Fishman Karate	30,000 Peli 75 Shark Teeth Be a Fishman
Ittoryu	10,000 Peli Sword-Style Compatible Sword
Melee	Default Fighting Style
Moonlight Electro Style	Be a Mink 100 Carrots Electro Fighting Style 10 Devil Fruits in your inventory Unlock 2nd Sea
Nitoryu	Unlock all One Sword Style skills 50,000 Peli Two Sword-Style Compatible Swords
Rokushiki	10,000 Peli
Vampire	Be a Vampire 50,000 Peli

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FAQ

Which Fighting Style is the easiest to unlock in Grand Piece?

Apart from the default Melee style, the Black Leg style is the easiest to unlock with only a 9,000 Peli requirement.

How do I unlock Fighting Styles in Grand Piece?

Unlocking Fighting Styles requires you to talk to the master of any style and fulfill the style unlock conditions.

What are the unlock conditions for the Dragon Claw style in Grand Piece?

The Dragon Claw style requires you to get seven wins in the game’s Battle Royale mode.