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Sailor Piece Dual Wielder sword guide

Sailor Piece Guide: How to Get Dual Wielder (Kirito)

Farm the Minotaur Raid on Blue Planet or buy it outright. Here's every stat, move, and drop rate for Dual Wielder in Sailor Piece.

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Larc
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Intermediate
How do you get Dual Wielder in Sailor Piece?
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Dual Wielder is Sailor Piece's love letter to Kirito from Sword Art Online, and it earns the reference. This sword hits harder than almost anything else in the game, tops out at 500 billion damage on its F move, and runs fast combos that make it one of the best pure DPS weapons available. The catch? Getting it without spending Robux means grinding the Minotaur Raid in Roblox until the drop finally lands. Here's exactly how to do that, plus the full moveset breakdown so you know what you're farming for.

How do you get Dual Wielder in Sailor Piece?

Dual Wielder drops exclusively from the Minotaur Raid on Blue Planet in Sea 2. There is no quest chain, no NPC vendor, and no crafting recipe. You either farm the raid or you open your wallet. Those are your two options.

Minotaur Raid portal, Sea 2

Minotaur Raid portal, Sea 2

Farming the Minotaur Raid

The process is straightforward but grindy:

  1. Progress far enough to unlock Sea 2 in Sailor Piece.
  2. Teleport to Blue Planet.
  3. Find the Raid Portal NPC and start a Raid using your Raid Keys.
  4. Clear the Minotaur Raid and check the drop pool after each run.
  5. Repeat until Dual Wielder appears in your rewards.

The base drop chance sits at 2%, though difficulty level and any active Luck bonuses can shift that number. Two percent means you should realistically expect somewhere between 30 and 70 runs before it appears, and some players will go longer. Stock up on Raid Keys before you start so you're not stopping every few attempts to farm more.

Can you buy Dual Wielder without grinding?

Yes. The in-game shop sells Dual Wielder directly for Robux, which converts to real money. Here are the purchase options available:

OptionPrice
Dual Wielder (standalone)1599 Robux
Dual Wielder + Dual Outfit1399 Robux
Spirit Warrior + Sun Incarnate + Dual Wielder (bundle)3199 Robux

The Dual Wielder + Dual Outfit bundle at 1399 Robux is technically the better deal if you want the sword alone, since it costs less than the standalone purchase and throws in the cosmetic outfit. The 3199 Robux bundle makes sense only if you also want Spirit Warrior and Sun Incarnate alongside it.

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Sailor Piece Guide: How to Get Dual Wielder (Kirito)

Dual Wielder stats and full moveset

Once you have the sword, here's what every keybind does as of May 2026:

KeybindMove DescriptionDamage
ZQuick low-cooldown slash, small AOE70 billion
XTwo-hit slash into air tornado130 billion
CWide AOE cut through nearby enemies150 billion
VCinematic animation, cuts through target with multiple heavy hits220 billion
FCinematic spin attack, launches air cuts forward with each slash dealing massive damage500 billion

The damage scaling here is steep. The F move at 500 billion is more than double the V move, which already hits at 220 billion. In practice, the Z move handles quick poke damage and gap control, while C clears groups. Save V and F for boss fights or PvP situations where you need to delete a target fast.

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Sailor Piece Guide: How to Get Dual Wielder (Kirito)

How does Dual Wielder compare to other top swords?

Dual Wielder's strength is its damage ceiling. The F move at 500 billion puts it among the hardest-hitting swords in the game, and the fast combo structure on Z and X means you're not just waiting around for your big moves to come off cooldown. The low cooldown on Z specifically gives you consistent pressure between the heavier abilities.

If you're building around maximum DPS output, pairing Dual Wielder with strong Haki abilities is the standard approach. Armament Haki in particular extends your effective damage window on the C and V moves.

What should you know before farming Dual Wielder?

A 2% drop rate with no pity system means variance is your enemy. The most common mistake is going in underprepared on Raid Keys and having to stop mid-grind. Farm your keys in advance, set up a Luck build if you have one available (the community has tested Luck builds that meaningfully affect drop rates), and run the highest difficulty your character can reliably clear.

For players who want to round out their Sea 2 power spike alongside Dual Wielder, the Demon King fighting style pairs well with high-damage swords and gives you additional tools for the Minotaur Raid itself.

For everything else Sailor Piece has to offer across all stages of progression, the full Roblox guides collection covers weapons, bosses, Haki, and more in one place.

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