Sailor Piece has finally added a sword that looks like you escaped straight out of Black Clover. Anti Magic — a weapon from the fresh “Anti-Magic” update — slices enemy health bars in a seriously heavy way. And it looks spectacular. But it won’t just fall into your hands. If you want to start dictating the style on the battlefield, you’ll have to put in the work.
Without a decent weapon in the second sea (Sea 2), there’s nothing to do: enemies are fierce, locations are new. Yes, there are plenty of swords and techniques here, but Anti Magic stands out even among them — we’re talking billions of damage per hit. Don’t know where to get it? We’ll tell you right now.
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How to Get Anti Magic in Sailor Piece: All Farming Methods
Honestly? The developers didn’t go easy on players this time. The Anti Magic sword in Sailor Piece cannot be obtained simply by running through a quest. There are two main options, and both come down to the same thing: endless runs through the Crystal Dungeon on Punch Island. This is the second sea, just a reminder.
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Method one — stockpile Crystal Coins and buy the sword directly from a merchant.
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Method two — drop it from bosses inside the same dungeon.
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A third option for those who don’t want to farm — just buy it for Robux in the shop. Yes, the developers left that loophole in. But there’s one thing, and it’s annoying.
Crystal Defense: What It Is and How to Survive It
Crystal Defense is not just an arena where you beat up mobs. It’s an escort mission. Yes, really. You need to protect a huge glowing crystal while simultaneously knocking tokens out of enemies and trying to drop the sword itself. While the crystal is intact — you’re in the game. It breaks — start over. The update authors chose a brutal path, and I respect their nerves of steel — but they clearly have no mercy for players. To even get inside, you’ll need Crystal Keys. Don’t even approach without them. And you’ll need a lot of keys: one run — one key. Just imagine how many times you’ll have to restart the dungeon before the coveted blade drops.
Step-by-Step Farming Start in Crystal Defense on Punch Island
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Be in Sea 2 (second sea).
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Open the portal to Punch Island.
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Find the NPC named Crystal Defense.
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Use a Crystal Key — and you get thrown into the dungeon. After that — it’s routine: protect the crystal, mow down waves of enemies, stockpile coins, and pray for a drop.
Anti Magic doesn’t come quickly — this is a weapon for the patient or the wealthy (if you’re ready to spend Robux). But it’s worth it. One hit — and the health bar melts before your eyes. And of course, you can’t just walk into the dungeon like that. The developers added yet another resource — Crystal Keys. Don’t even try to enter Crystal Defense without them. And these keys drop from the Fast Ninja mobs on the same Punch Island. They scurry right along the road between the NPCs that open access to the dungeon. Convenient.
Where to Farm Crystal Keys in Sailor Piece: Location and Strategy
The strategy here is as old as time: equip everything that increases luck. Switch titles, put on artifacts with runes, check your gear — every point to the “Luck” stat brings you closer to the moment when you’ve farmed that precious stack of keys. The shuriken ninjas won’t run away. Turn on a podcast, put on some music or a series in the background. Stand in the middle of a crowd of mobs, press autocasting on a powerful AOE ability and wait. Yesterday, for example, I left my character for 45 minutes — while I was taking care of real-life things, the inventory was quietly filling up with keys. Stock up on as many as you can. Trust me, you’ll need a lot of Crystal Defense runs.
Two Ways to Get Anti Magic Inside the Crystal Dungeon
So, you have the keys. Enter Crystal Defense. From here — two ways to get the sword, and they work simultaneously. While you’re farming one, you automatically progress through the other.
The first path — stockpile Crystal Coins. They drop from enemies inside the dungeon. Once you’ve accumulated the required amount — go to the merchant and buy Anti Magic directly. No RNG. Simple and tedious.
The second path — pray for a boss drop. Anti Magic can drop as loot after clearing another wave with a mini-boss. The chance isn’t exactly high, but it exists. And if you get lucky — you’ll save a ton of tokens. The developers were smart about it: you don’t choose just one method. You simply enter the dungeon, protect the crystal, knock out tokens, and simultaneously hope for a lucky drop. After 10–15 runs (and more likely 20–30) you’ll either accumulate enough coins, or the sword will drop on its own. Or both.
Boss Drop: Drop Chances and How to Increase Luck
The most obvious path — trust Lady Luck. Enter the Crystal Dungeon, fend off waves of opponents. Every fifth wave throws out a random boss. In Crystal Defense mode the rules are the same: bosses come out every five waves. The higher the wave and boss level, the better the chance of snagging valuable goodies, including the coveted Anti Magic sword. Luck can and should be raised — with titles, stat upgrades, buffs. This will slightly increase the drop chance. But even with all that, it’s still painful to look at the numbers. The author of these lines entered at Awakening 5, bought the luck bonus in the shop, equipped all gear toward that stat — and got a drop chance of 0.19359% from the boss. Yes, less than two tenths of a percent. And no pity system. No “reward for effort.” Just cold statistics. For comparison: at wave 5 of Crystal Defense, the chance of getting Anti Magic is 0.3084%. Not great either.
In theory, you can upgrade “Crystal Dungeon Luck” at the “Defense Upgrades” NPC — for Crystal Coins that are only obtained inside the dungeon itself. But there’s a catch: spend coins on luck or save them for the other method? The second option often turns out to be smarter. More on that below.
Buying for Crystal Coins: How Many You Need and Where to Find the Merchant
Don’t want to pray to RNG and drop Anti Magic from bosses? Then just buy it. Approach the “Defense Merchant” NPC — and for 5,000 Crystal Coins you get the sword with no randomness whatsoever. Yes, this is also farming, but at least it’s clear: no 0.19%, no pity system — just work, stockpile, buy. All coins are obtained only in Crystal Defense. There are no other options. So get ready to clear waves, spend Crystal Keys and time. But at the end, a guaranteed result awaits you — without spending real money.
When you’ve accumulated the required amount:
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fly to Punch Island;
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find the Defense Merchant NPC (he’s near the entrance to Crystal Defense);
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look for Anti Magic in the goods list;
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press the yellow “5.0K” button.
To speed up the process, it makes sense to invest in upgrades at the “Defense Upgrades” NPC. More damage — faster room clearing — more waves completed — more coins per run. In the end, if you spend enough time in the Crystal Dungeon, Anti Magic is yours. The only question is whether it’ll drop on its own or you’ll negotiate with the greedy Merchant.
Buying Anti Magic for Robux: Prices and What’s Included
Need it here and now? Open the shop — the Shop icon on the left side of the screen. Select Anti Magic. Two options:
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sword only — 1499 Robux
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Anti Magic + Demon Wing bundle — 1299 Robux
Yes, the bundle comes out cheaper than the sword alone. Funny math from the developers.
Anti Magic Sword Skills and Abilities in Sailor Piece
The sword comes with some of the most promising abilities in the game. Incredible damage, dungeon clearing, raids, bosses, and especially farming strong mobs — that’s its element. Let’s break down the buttons:
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Z — two strikes on the ground, then a large energy wave forward.
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X — two massive shots (or strikes?), flying in front of the character.
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C — the hero spins with the sword, powerful area damage around them.
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V — short animation, then a jump upward and a power attack on enemies ahead.
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F — the sword plunges into the ground, creating a vortex strike on the area, and at the end — a powerful frontal shot.
By the way, if you need other Sailor Piece guides (how to get the Ice Queen, Frieren’s staff, all types of Haki, or Storm Relics) — we have a full list of materials. Look for them on the site.
