Slayers 2: How to Get the Hashira or Upper Moon Rank in Zenith

The Hashira title for Slayers and the Upper Moon title for Demons are seasonal rewards in Slayers 2, and both come from a single competitive mode called Zenith. You earn them by finishing high on a leaderboard tied to the exact Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art you play, not by clearing quests or bosses.

Quick answer: Enter ranked PvP by choosing Zenith in the Hub, then finish among the top 1% (or within the top 100) on the leaderboard for your own Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art before the active season ends.

How Zenith matchmaking works

Zenith is not open PvP against random players. The mode sorts you into a group based on the ability you are currently using, so you only fight opponents running the same kit. A Flame Breathing user faces other Flame Breathing users, a Shockwave Blood Demon Art user faces other Shockwave users, and a Blood BDA user competes only against other Blood players.

Every Breathing Style and every Blood Demon Art has its own separate leaderboard. That means the people you beat in Zenith are the exact people competing for the same title you want.

Queue Zenith from the Hub

Open Slayers 2 and go to the main menu. The left-hand list holds the game’s main navigation options, including Play, Customize, and Hub.

Select Hub. This is where the ranked and casual match modes live, including 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, and Zenith.

Select the Zenith card and hit Queue. The matchmaker pairs you with someone who uses your Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art.

Main Menu & Hub Navigation — The Hub mode list with Zenith selected and the Queue button that starts a ranked match. Shown at 00:49 in Builderboy TV’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Win your matches to climb your style’s ranking. A single victory shows a “You Win!” result, but only your final leaderboard position at season end decides the title.

The top 1% requirement

To claim a seasonal Hashira or Upper Moon title, you must finish inside the top 1% of your Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art leaderboard. There is a floor of at least the top 100 players, so the number of title slots depends on how many people compete in that group.

Because the ranking is per-ability, a heavily played style has far more competition than a niche one. The exact players who receive the reward are decided at the moment the season closes, so a leaderboard spot mid-season is not a guarantee.

Rank Requirement Explanation — The threshold spelled out in-game: a top 1% finish on your ability's leaderboard earns the seasonal title. Shown at 01:57 in Builderboy TV’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Season titles and rewards

Titles are named after the season and the ability that earned them. Confirmed examples include the Season 1 Wind Hashira, Season 1 Insect Hashira, and the Season 1 Shockwave Uppermoon. Slayers earn a Hashira title through a Breathing Style, and Demons earn an Upper Moon title through a Blood Demon Art.

A few days after the ranked season ends, qualifying players receive their title, limited vanity items for each mode, Wen, and crafting materials.

The vanity items have not been finalized yet, so their exact appearance is still to be revealed by the developer.

Pick a less crowded style to rank faster

Since each ability has its own leaderboard, the easiest titles are on the styles fewer people play. A less populated Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art, such as an Obi-based kit, has a shorter ladder to climb than the most popular picks.

That advantage can shrink over time. As more players discover Zenith, a category that is easy to climb early in a season can become far more contested later.

Prepare your build before you push

Zenith is a poor fit for underleveled characters. You are fighting other players, and weak gear puts you at a clear disadvantage against experienced opponents. Sort out your character before spending serious time on the ladder.

A strong weapon and solid armor.
A focused Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art build.
Enough levels to support that build.
Practice with your ability’s range, cooldowns, and combos in PvP.

Reaching level 25 unlocks your Breathing Style through its trainer, and steady quest leveling beyond that fills out the kit you take into Zenith. Stick with one build long enough to learn it rather than swapping setups every session.

Slayer Levels 26-40 — Mid-game quest givers like Chaka carry your leveling through the 26 to 40 range while you build toward PvP readiness. Image: Ouw Productions / via @drew2interactive

Active Slayers 2 codes

Codes hand out Spins for rerolling your clan, reset tokens for your Breathing Style, Evil Art, and skill points, plus currency and materials. These reset tokens are useful when you want to rebuild around a specific style before you commit to a Zenith push.

Code	Reward
ANIM4L	50 Spins and 5 Ores
SPINS50	50 Spins
BREATHRESET	1 Breathing Reset
ARTRESET	1 Evil Art Reset
SkillTreeReset	1 Skill Points Reset
Release26	30 Spins, 100 Wen, and 1 Refinement Ore

Codes expire without warning, so redeem them as soon as you see them rather than saving them for later.

How to redeem codes

Join the official Ouw Productions Roblox group from the same account you play on. Codes will not work until you are a member.

Launch Slayers 2 and open the main menu, where the code text box sits near the bottom of the screen.

Type or paste a code exactly as written, then press Redeem. A confirmation and the added rewards in your inventory tell you it worked. If a code fails, check your spelling and confirm your group membership, since a typo or an unjoined account is the usual cause.

With a workable build and a style you enjoy, the path to a Hashira or Upper Moon title is simply consistent Zenith play. Keep an eye on the season clock, because these titles are only awarded to players who hold their leaderboard position when the season closes.