Update 2 pushes Anime Breaker into World 6, a One Piece-themed zone called Pirate Village. The headline addition is the Harbor, a system that sends ships out on timed voyages and hands back rewards even while you are logged off. Alongside it come seven new heroes, six new enemies, Crewmates, a Shipyard, Devil Fruits, Haki, two new combat modes, and a secret boss named Ace hidden inside the village lighthouse.
Quick answer: Berries come from Harbor expeditions. Send a crewed ship out on a route and it returns with Gold, Berries, loot rolls, and Devil Fruit Boxes.
Reaching World 6 (Pirate Village)
Pirate Village sits behind a wall HP gate. You need roughly 6 Oc of wall-breaking damage to punch through and enter the zone. The village labels itself Pirate Village [6] in-world, and it introduces a fresh Pirate Card summon banner with Pirate Hunter (Legendary), Straw Hat (Mythical), Black Leg (Epic), Sniper King (Epic), and Cat Burglar (Rare).
The rank cap also moves up. Update 2 raises the maximum rank to 20, giving more room to climb before rebirth multipliers plateau.
How the Harbor produces Berries
The Harbor is unlocked in Pirate Village for 527 Qi Gold. Once open, it works as an idle expedition system. You assign a ship to a dock, slot recruited crewmates into it, pick a route, and set sail. A timer counts down, and the voyage keeps running while you are offline. When the ship returns, you collect Gold, Berries, loot rolls, and Devil Fruit Boxes.
Each route requires a minimum Hull level, so higher hull levels unlock further routes. Logue Town is the starter route and takes 30 minutes to complete on a level 0 hull.
| Route | Hull requirement | Voyage time |
|---|---|---|
| Logue Town | Hull Lv. 0 | 30m 00s |
| Alabasta | Hull Lv. 3 | — |
| Water 7 | Hull Lv. 6 | — |
| Sabaody | Hull Lv. 10 | — |
A first dock opens with the Harbor. A third dock can be added for 5,000 Emeralds, and the Logue Town voyage timer can be skipped instantly for 1,000 Emeralds if you would rather spend premium currency than wait.
Crewmates and pirate factions
Crewmates are the multiplier layer on top of every voyage. You recruit them from faction banners using Bounty Posters, then equip them into a ship’s crew slots. Each crewmate applies a specific bonus to Gold, Berries, Drops, or Devil Fruits, so a well-picked crew directly raises what a route pays out.
Five factions supply crew: Straw Hat Pirates, Whitebeard Pirates, Red Hair Pirates, Beasts Pirates, and Big Mom Pirates. Rarities run from Common up through Mythical, with the higher tiers carrying the strongest bonuses.
| Crewmate | Faction | Rarity | Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cyborg Shipwright | Straw Hat | Rare | +10% Drop |
| Devil Child | Straw Hat | Common | +5% Drop |
| Pirate Hunter | Straw Hat | Mythical | — |
| Fire Fist | Whitebeard | Legendary | — |
| Blue Phoenix | Whitebeard | Mythical | — |
| First Mate | Red Hair | Mythical | — |
| The Wildfire | Beasts | Mythical | — |
| Mochi Commander | Big Mom | Mythical | — |
The Shipyard: ships and upgrades
Berries feed back into the Shipyard. This is where you buy new ships and pour upgrades into the one you already own, which in turn unlocks the tougher routes. Four hulls are available, scaling from the starter craft to the largest late-game vessel.
- Small Boat — the starting two-slot vessel
- Going Merry
- Thousand Sunny
- Moby Dick
Six upgrade tracks sit on each ship. Sails, Hull, Cabins, Cargo Hold, and Navigation Room each cap at level 5, while the Crew Deck is a single-level unlock. The Hull track is the one that gates route access, so raising it is what opens Alabasta, Water 7, and Sabaody.
Devil Fruits and Haki
Devil Fruits are a permanent-stat collection. There are 10 fruits to gather from Devil Fruit Boxes, and every fruit you own raises your multiplier stats without needing to be equipped. Duplicate fruits are spent to awaken the ones you already have. To keep the boxes flowing, a guaranteed Devil Fruit Box is granted for every 6 hours of navigation time.
Haki is a separate multiplier spin unlocked for 65.8 Qi Gold. It runs on Haki Coins, which drop from Pirate Village mobs, Pirate Raids, and the Marine Invasion mode. Spending those coins spins for stat multipliers.
New modes: Marine Invasion and Pirate Raid
Marine Invasion is a wave-defense mode that begins every 30 minutes, at :15 and :45 each hour, with no ticket required for entry. Survive successive marine waves, then destroy the Marine Ship to collect Bounty, Haki Coins, Pirate Shards, and Weapon Coins.
Pirate Raid is the ticketed counterpart. Entering costs a Pirate Raid Ticket, which drops from Pirate Village enemies and from the secret boss. Global quests were also added, with the quest prompt sitting outside the Party Bar in Pirate Village.
Ace, the secret boss
Ace is concealed in Pirate Village’s tower, the tall lighthouse painted purple. He serves as the zone’s hidden boss. His standout drop is the Fire Fist avatar, with a 0.01% chance; a 10,000-attempt pity counter applies, and it can drop only once. His guaranteed reward is a large Gold payout.
| Drop | Type | Chance |
|---|---|---|
| Fire Fist | Avatar (Secret) | 0.01%, pity 10,000, once only |
| Fire Fist Hat | Accessory, 1.5x Gold | Secret pity 10,000 |
| Gold | x658Qa | Guaranteed |
| Pirate Raid Ticket | Consumable | 5% |
For comparison, the standard Pirate Hunter (Zoro) boss drops its hero at 7%, a guaranteed x36.6Qa Gold, a Pirate Raid Ticket at 0.5%, and a Bounty Poster at 20% to keep crew recruitment topped up.
Update 2 codes and the World Pack
Three promotional codes are active for the launch of this update. They are redeemed through the ticket icon in the in-game Shop, and successful entry updates your reward counts instantly.
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The Pirate Village World Pack is sold for 499 Robux or 5,000 Emeralds and bundles the Fire Fist hero, the Straw Hat item, the Fire Fist Hat, and Gold. A Juice Pack [T1] runs 99 Robux or 1,000 Emeralds.
Codes typically expire when a new update lands or a milestone rotates, so redeem them promptly rather than saving them.
Guild changes
Guilds gained more room and more perks. Maximum member capacity rises from 15 to 25, and new bonuses arrive at Guild Level 55 and 60. Guild stats such as Energy, Damage, Gold, and Member capacity are still upgraded by donating Gold to the guild.
Taken together, the Harbor turns idle time into a steady Berry income, and those Berries loop straight back into ships and upgrades that unlock the longer routes. That loop, plus Devil Fruits, Haki, two new fight modes, and Ace’s rare Fire Fist drop, is what World 6 is built around.
