Boats are the ships you use to sail between islands in Grand Piece Online, the Roblox game inspired by One Piece. They also come into play in fights at sea, and each one handles a little differently. You can buy boats from merchants for Peli or from the Robux shop, and others come from boss drops and events.
Group
Items
Rowboat
- Speed
- 50 m/s
- Health
- 100 HP
- Cannons
- 0
- Price
- 0 Peli for the first boat
- How to Get It
- Get the first boat from Marquan at Town of Beginnings for free; replacing it costs 75 Peli.
Caravel
- Speed
- 75 m/s
- Health
- 750 HP
- Cannons
- 4
- Price
- 2,000 Peli
- How to Get It
- Buy it from Marquan at Town of Beginnings for 2,000 Peli.
Galleon
- Speed
- 100 m/s
- Health
- 2,000 HP
- Cannons
- 8
- Price
- 15,000 Peli
- How to Get It
- Buy it from Isaiah at Shell's Town for 15,000 Peli.
Hoverboard
- Speed
- 95 m/s; 145 m/s with Zushi
- Health
- 700 HP
- Cannons
- 0
- How to Get It
- Get a 1% drop from Gravito, buy it in the in-game shop, or buy it from the Traveling Merchant for about 450,000 Peli.
Coffin Boat
- Speed
- 105 m/s
- Health
- 666 HP
- Cannons
- 0
- How to Get It
- Buy it in the in-game shop or from the Traveling Merchant for about 450,000 Peli.
Striker
- Speed
- 95 m/s; 150 m/s with Mera
- Health
- 700 HP
- Cannons
- 0
- How to Get It
- Buy it in the in-game shop or from the Traveling Merchant for about 450,000 Peli.
Thrilled Ship
- Speed
- 105 m/s
- Health
- 2,000 HP
- Cannons
- 8
- Price
- 600 Robux
- How to Get It
- Buy it in the in-game shop for 600 Robux or from the Traveling Merchant for about 135,000 Peli.
Flamingo Boat
- Speed
- -
- Health
- 700 HP
- Cannons
- 0
- Price
- -
- How to Get It
- Originally dropped by Love Empress on Valentine Island; existing copies can be traded.
Cupid Boat
- Speed
- 85 m/s
- Health
- 100 HP
- Cannons
- 0
- Price
- 100 Robux
- How to Get It
- Get a 5% drop from Cupid Queen in Cupid's Dungeon or buy it for 100 Robux.
Hover Pod
- Speed
- 60 m/s
- Health
- 1,000 HP
- Cannons
- 0
- How to Get It
- Earned at Tier 34 of the Season 8 Battle Pass; existing copies can be traded.
What Boats Do in Grand Piece Online
Islands in Grand Piece Online are spread across the sea, so a boat is how you get from one to the next. Boats also matter in fights at sea, and some of them have cannons along their sides for that. Each boat has its own mix of how much damage it can take, how fast it moves and whether it has cannons, so the right one depends on how you like to play.
How to Get a Boat in GPO
There are a few main ways to get a boat. Ship merchants sell the Rowboat and Caravel for Peli, and the boat shop gives you your first Rowboat for free. The Galleon is the bigger purchase, and a merchant at Shell's Town sells it for far more Peli.
The Robux shop sells the Coffin Boat, Striker and Thrilled Ship. Anything you buy there goes straight into your inventory, so you don't need to save up Peli first.
How to Get Boss Drop and Event Boats in GPO
Some boats also have boss-drop routes. The Hoverboard is a rare drop from the boss Gravito, and it can travel over water. The Flamingo Boat came from Love Empress, and the Cupid Boat comes from Cupid Queen during its event.
Drops are random, so you may need to fight the same boss several times before one appears. Event boats are tied to the event that added them, so they can be hard to get outside of it.
How to Spawn a Boat in GPO
Owning a boat isn't enough, since it has to be spawned onto the water. Boats you own sit in your inventory, and you equip one from there. Press M to open the menu, open your inventory with the bag icon, and equip the boat you want. Then go back to the menu and click the ship button to spawn it.
Spawning works best when you're near open water, so stand where the sea is in front of you before you click. If the boat doesn't appear, try again from a spot with more open water ahead of you.
How to Repair a Boat in GPO
Boats take damage, and repairing them brings their health back up. You need a hammer and planks to do it. Marquan, who runs a shop in the Town of Beginnings, sells both, so it's worth having some Peli saved before you go.
To repair, press M, open your inventory, and equip the hammer. Then stand on the ship and hold the left mouse button. A bigger or more damaged boat can use more than one bundle of planks, so don't be surprised if one bundle isn't enough.
Which Boat Should You Get in GPO
The right boat depends on what you want most. If a boat that can take more punishment matters to you, the Galleon and Thrilled Ship have far more health than most other boats. If speed matters more, the Coffin Boat moves quickly, and fruits can speed up others: the Striker gets a big boost from the Mera fruit, and the Hoverboard speeds up with the Zushi fruit.
If you plan to fight at sea, the Caravel, Galleon and Thrilled Ship have cannons along their sides. The Galleon and Thrilled Ship carry more of them than the Caravel does. If you're just starting, the free Rowboat gets you out on the water, and the Caravel is a sensible step up once you have Peli saved.
FAQ
Can I get a free Rowboat again if I lose it?
No. The free Rowboat is only for your first one from the boat shop. A replacement comes from a ship merchant for Peli, so it's worth saving some first.
Can I use the Striker without the Mera fruit?
Yes. The Striker moves on its own without the fruit, and Mera only adds to its speed. It's still a usable boat if you don't have Mera, and the fruit is a bonus.
Coffin Boat or Thrilled Ship: which should I get?
The two have about the same speed range, so the difference is mostly health. The Thrilled Ship has far more of it, so it holds up better in fights at sea. The Coffin Boat suits anyone who mainly wants to move quickly.
