Melee

Melee is one of the two main combat categories in Sailor Piece. Some melee paths are simple entry points, while others are locked behind trainers, exchanges, or later progression systems.

This page keeps the category in two layers:

• a full overview table for quick comparison
• individual melee sections with obtainment notes and full move references

At a glance

Melee rarity path

Combat

Notes

• M1: 93.937k damage
• Z: 300.599k damage, 5.7s cooldown

Moveset

M1

93.937k damage.

Z

300.599k damage with a 5.7s cooldown.

Combat is the base melee route. It is the clean starting point before the trainer and late-progression melee paths begin adding more moves.

Satoru Gojo

Notes

• M1: 131.512k damage
• Z: 469.687k damage, 5.3s cooldown
• X: 657.562k damage, 9.2s cooldown
• C: 15.2s cooldown, buffs Gojo damage skills and M1 for 10s by 25%
• C (Hold): 15.2s cooldown, regenerates lost HP for 6s
• V: 1.390m damage, 20s cooldown

Moveset

M1

131.512k damage.

Z

469.687k damage with a 5.3s cooldown.

X

657.562k damage with a 9.2s cooldown.

C

Buffs Gojo damage skills and M1 for 10s by 25%. 15.2s cooldown.

C (Hold)

Regenerates lost HP for 6s. 15.2s cooldown.

V

1.390m damage with a 20s cooldown.

Satoru Gojo is one of the first full trainer melee paths. It already expands the structure beyond standard damage skills by giving the C slot both a buff version and a hold version.

Sukuna

Notes

• M1: 206.662k damage
• Z: 507.262k damage, 5.6s cooldown
• X: 991.968k damage, 8s cooldown
• C: 15.2s cooldown, buffs Sukuna damage skills and M1 for 10s by 25%
• C (Hold): 15.2s cooldown, regenerates lost HP for 6s
• V: 1.651m damage, 20s cooldown

Moveset

M1

206.662k damage.

Z

507.262k damage with a 5.6s cooldown.

X

991.968k damage with an 8s cooldown.

C

Buffs Sukuna damage skills and M1 for 10s by 25%. 15.2s cooldown.

C (Hold)

Regenerates lost HP for 6s. 15.2s cooldown.

V

1.651m damage with a 20s cooldown.

Sukuna follows the same split C structure as Gojo, but with its own damage values and move visuals.

Qin Shi

Notes

• Qin Shi can be obtained through Boss Exchange or directly from Qin Shi NPC.
• The melee card shows the full move sequence directly, including a separate Buff move.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

V

The melee card shows the V move directly.

Buff

The melee card shows the Buff move directly.

Qin Shi is one of the clearer melee routes that overlaps with the boss economy instead of using only a trainer unlock.

Yuji

Notes

• The melee card shows the M1, Z, X, and C moves directly.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

Yuji keeps a shorter move list than the later six-key mythical melee paths.

Alucard

Notes

• The melee card shows the M1, Z, X, C, and V moves directly.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

V

The melee card shows the V move directly.

Alucard sits above the shorter four-move melee paths and already uses the wider five-move structure.

Strongest of Today

Notes

• The melee card shows the full six-move path directly.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

V

The melee card shows the V move directly.

F

The melee card shows the F move directly.

Strongest of Today is part of the late melee tier where the move list expands to a full six-key structure.

Strongest in History

Notes

• The melee card shows the full six-move path directly.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

V

The melee card shows the V move directly.

F

The melee card shows the F move directly.

Strongest in History follows the same late full-moveset structure, but through its own dedicated trainer route.

Madoka

Notes

• The melee card shows the full six-move path directly.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

V

The melee card shows the V move directly.

F

The melee card shows the F move directly.

Madoka is another late melee route with the full six-key move structure.

Gilgamesh

Notes

• The melee card shows the full six-move path directly.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

V

The melee card shows the V move directly.

F

The melee card shows the F move directly.

Gilgamesh stays in the same full late melee group as the other six-key mythical routes.

Anos

Notes

• The melee card shows the full six-move path directly.

Moveset

M1

The melee card shows the M1 move directly.

Z

The melee card shows the Z move directly.

X

The melee card shows the X move directly.

C

The melee card shows the C move directly.

V

The melee card shows the V move directly.

F

The melee card shows the F move directly.

Anos is one of the latest mythical melee routes on the board and uses the full six-move structure.

What the melee list shows

The melee category follows a clear structure:

• Combat is the basic opening route
• trainer melee paths make up most of the category
• some melee styles overlap with boss and exchange systems
• the later mythical group expands to five or six keys and much heavier progression requirements

That is why the melee page works best as both a reference page and a progression page.

Read next

• Swords for the other main combat category
• NPCs and Quests for trainer and unlock routes
• Items and Accessories for materials tied to later melee paths