Islands are the places you sail to in Grand Piece Online, the One Piece-inspired game on Roblox. The map is split into the First Sea, where new players begin, and the Second Sea, which stays locked until you're strong enough to reach it. Knowing how sailing, Eternal Poses and spawn points work makes the rest of the map much easier to follow.
Sea
First Sea
Town of Beginnings
- Level guide
- -
Marine Fort F-1
- Level guide
- Any
Sandora
- Level guide
- 10+
Shell's Town
- Level guide
- 20+
Island of Zou
- Level guide
- 30+
Baratie
- Level guide
- 40+
Orange Town
- Level guide
- 50+
Mysterious Cliff
- Level guide
- Any
Roca Island
- Level guide
- Any
Colosseum
- Level guide
- Any
Sphinx Island
- Level guide
- -
Shark Park
- Level guide
- 70+
Kori Island
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- -
Land of the Sky
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- -
Heaven's Gate
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- Any
Sky Town District 1
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- Any
Sky Town District 2
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- 105+
Sky Town District 3
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- 135+
Malcolm's Lair
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- 145+
Sky Castle
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- 110+
Sky Colosseum
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- Any
The Tree
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- 125+
Golden City
- Part of
- Land of the Sky
- Level guide
- 155+
Gravito's Fort
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- -
Fishman Cave
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- Any
Fishman Island
- Part of
- Fishman Cave
- Level guide
- 190+
Fishman Colosseum
- Part of
- Fishman Cave
- Level guide
- Any
Ryu's Palace
- Part of
- Fishman Cave
- Level guide
- 210+
Neptune's Throne
- Part of
- Fishman Cave
- Level guide
- 230+
Marine Base G-1
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- 240+
Coco Island
- Level guide
- Any
???? Shrine
- Level guide
- -
Reverse Mountain
- Level guide
- 325+
Logue Town
- Level guide
- 325+
Sea
Second Sea
Rovo Island
- Level guide
- -
Sushi Island
- Level guide
- Any
Spirit Island
- Level guide
- Any
Foro Island
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- -
Desert Kingdom
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- 325+
City of Vedas
- Part of
- Desert Kingdom
- Level guide
- 325+
Crab Cave
- Part of
- Desert Kingdom
- Level guide
- -
Sashi Island
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- 325+
Colosseum of Arc
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- Any
Umi Island
- Level guide
- 575 recommended; 325+ required
Rough Waters
- Level guide
- -
Blossom Falls
- Level guide
- -
Thriller Bark
- Level guide
- -
Impel Base
- Level guide
- 325+
Soul King's Ship
- Level guide
- Any
Rose Kingdom
- Part of
- -
The Forest
- Part of
- Rose Kingdom
The Docks
- Part of
- Rose Kingdom
Colosseum
- Part of
- Rose Kingdom
Cafe
- Part of
- Rose Kingdom
Donmingo's Mansion
- Part of
- Rose Kingdom
The Factory
- Part of
- Rose Kingdom
- Level guide
- -
Underwater Reef
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- Any
Sett's Arena
- Part of
- -
- Level guide
- Any
Turtleback Cave
- Level guide
- -
Sakura Stronghold
- Level guide
- Any
Whole Cake Island
- Level guide
- -
Docks / Forest
- Part of
- Whole Cake Island
- Level guide
- -
Fishing Spot
- Part of
- Whole Cake Island
- Level guide
- 0+
Cafe
- Part of
- Whole Cake Island
- Level guide
- 0+
Colosseum
- Part of
- Whole Cake Island
- Level guide
- 0+
Tower Raid
- Part of
- Whole Cake Island
- Level guide
- 635+
Mirror World
- Part of
- Whole Cake Island
- Level guide
- 635+
What Islands Are in Grand Piece Online
Each island is its own place, and many of them have enemies, NPCs (the characters you talk to), shops or bosses. A visit might be for training, buying something or taking on a boss, depending on what's there. Not every island has all of these, so it helps to check what one offers before you sail out.
Sailing Between Islands
Sailing is the basic way to move from one island to another, and you'll need a boat to do it. Boats differ in speed, health and obtainment. Once you're out on the water, the compass at the top of your screen shows which way you're heading, so you can hold a steady course toward the island you want.
How Eternal Poses Work
An Eternal Pose points toward a destination. Each one points toward a single island, and when you equip it and hold it out, it shows you which way to go. It doesn't carry you there, so you still have to sail the whole way, but you no longer have to guess the direction.
Because each pose is tied to one island, you need a separate pose for each island you want to find. You get them from Bomi, an NPC who sells the pose for the island Bomi is on. The pose points you back toward that island.
Setting Your Spawn With Robo
Robo is the NPC that sets your spawn point, and it works for the island you're currently on. Players mostly use it when grinding levels or farming bosses, since a spawn set near the fight means you start back there after a defeat. Robo isn't on every island, so you can't always set a spawn everywhere.
The First Sea and the Second Sea
The First Sea is where new players begin, starting at the Town of Beginnings. Every island belongs to one sea, so the island you land on tells you which sea you're in. The Second Sea is the next big area, and it stays closed until you're strong enough to reach it.
To get in, you need the World Scroll, which sits in a shrine out at sea. Bring it to Reverse Mountain, which you reach from Marine Base G-1, and the gatekeeper sends you on a short quest. When the scroll is returned, the gatekeeper opens a door that leads straight to Rovo Island, the first stop in the Second Sea.
Islands With Notable Bosses
A few islands stand out because of their bosses. Shark Park is a First Sea island, and its boss is Saw Shark.
Farther up, the Land of the Sky is a group of floating islands, and two of them are worth knowing. Malcolm is a boss in Malcolm’s Lair, while Enel, the Thunder God, is the boss on Golden City.
FAQ
Where do I buy a boat?
The Town of Beginnings sells a Rowboat and a Caravel. Shell's Town sells the Galleon.
Where can I get Haki?
Busoshoku is taught by Ray on Kori Island. Rogson in Golden City teaches Kenbunshoku.
