If there’s one universal truth about Roblox, it’s that One Piece adaptations are eternal. Haze Seas is yet more evidence that the cycle continues like clockwork. It’s the latest One Piece-inspired RPG to grow a dedicated community, and as a result, you can expect certain mechanics to show up, a primary one being acquiring a Haki.
Each Haki is a powerful ability that you’ll track down while tootling across the high seas, and if you want to skip the usual song and dance of tracking them all down, we’ve got you covered. Below, we’ve listed all of the Haki locations in Haze Seas and the requirements to unlock them, so you can start aura farming ASAP.
How to get all Haki Skills in Haze Seas
Below, we’ve listed all of the Haki Skills and where you’ll need to sail to get them. Currently, there are three Haki styles to track down. If you want to skip to a specific one, use the links below:
- Buso Haki
- Conqueror Haki
- Observation Haki
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How to get the Buso Haki in Haze Seas
To unlock the Buso Haki, you’ll need to venture to Logue City, which is just north of Clown Island. When you arrive, head towards the clock tower at the back of the map, and at its base, you’ll find an NPC named Old Man Silver. Speak to him, and he’ll ask you to fulfill the following requirements to unlock the Buso Haki:
- Grind to Level 350
- Pay $100,000
Grind up to level 350 and stash away some pennies, then hand over the cash to unlock the Buso Haki.
What does the Buso Haki do?
After equipping the Buso Haki’s base form, it’ll give you a 2.5% damage increase and let you deal physical damage to enemies wielding elemental fruits. Subsequent upgrades acquired through levelling up the Buso Haki will boost the amount of extra damage the Buso Haki offers. Its final upgrade also adds Damage Resistance, allowing you to withstand more punishment from enemies.
How to get the Conqueror Haki in Haze Seas
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The Conqueror Haki is the only Haki in the game that isn’t tied to meeting an NPC. Instead, you’ll need to spin for a new race. Head to the main menu, then look for the spin menu on the left-hand side of the screen. You’ll want to spin until you get the D.Clan race. Be warned, this is not easy. You’ll only have a 0.1% chance, considering D.Clan is a Mythical race.
If the grace of the gamba gods is with you and you manage to bag the D.Clan race, you’ll automatically have access to the Conqueror Haki.
What does the Conqueror Haki do?
The Conqueror Haki is a ruthless AOE that does damage to any enemies nearby. It makes it a great way to farm levels, as you can hit several enemies simultaneously and clear elimination quests faster. It also opens up a unique combat interaction when facing off in PvP, as two players who activate the Conqueror Haki at the same time will clash, beginning a mini-game that determines which of them will leave the face-off in a stunned state.
How to get the Observation Haki in Haze Seas
The Observation Haki is found in Marine Base Town. Once you arrive, head up the ramp, past the nearby enemies and up towards the spawn point NPC. You’ll see some houses to the left of the spawn point NPC, and in front of them is a peculiar, nameless dude dripped out in some sick threads, spinning in a circle. Not sure why he’s doing that, but speak to him, and he’ll offer you the Observation Haki if you meet these requirements:
- Grind to Level 600
- Pay $50,000
Get yourself the levels and the coinage, then come back here and pay for the Observation Haki.
What does the Observation Haki do?
The base level of Observation Haki lets you dodge three incoming attacks while it’s active, meaning you can avoid some big hits from enemies. The number of dodges will rise as you level up too, with its final level letting you dodge up to eight attacks at once. Said final level also gives you another perk: seeing players’ stats, level and information when they’re nearby. A useful one when a rival player rocks up, and you have to gauge whether to throw hands or hide in some nearby bushes.
And that’s all the current Haki skills available in Haze Seas. If you want more Haze Seas help, be sure to check out our full list of Haze Seas codes. If you’re looking to take a little break from swashbuckling fisticuffs, we’ve got plenty of other anime-focused Roblox guides you should check out, including a powers tier list for Solo Hunter, a guide on getting the Dragon Fruit in Bloxfruits, and a full list of Universal Tower Defense codes. But, if none of those appeal, you can find our full list of Roblox guides here.
