Browse every major wiki category, from fruits and swords to clans, bosses, and accessories.
Devil Fruit pages document tier, rarity, role, obtain methods, and the meta use case for each fruit in Haze Seas.
Explore → 1 ⚔ 20+ SwordsSword pages compare damage, combo routes, drop source, mastery moves, and meta tier in Haze Seas.
Explore → 2 ♙ 7 RacesRace pages document passive bonuses, reroll odds, V2 awakening traits, and the build role each race fits.
Explore → 3 ☠ 5 BossesBoss pages cover spawn location, required level, HP pool, phase transitions, and the loot table that drives the late-game loop.
Explore → 4 ◇ 8 PassesGamepass pages document Robux cost, mechanical advantage, and trade equivalent value in the Gems Value Index (GVI).
Explore → 5Devil Fruits define most early and mid-game power spikes in Haze Seas. A good wiki page should make the difference between farming, bossing, travel, and PvP value obvious at a glance. Fruits spawn on a 60-minute natural cycle with a 20-minute despawn window.
Open Fruits →Swords are highly dependent on direct Sword Stat allocation and scale heavily when reinforced with active Armament Haki. The top three swords in Haze Seas are Three Sword Style V2, Dual Dark Blade, and Zenith Sword.
Open Swords →Races matter because passives quietly shape every build. The best race is the one that amplifies your main damage source without wasting the rare Race Spins you get from OKUCHI and HAZESEAS2026 codes.
Open Races →World boss encounters in Haze Seas are gated by weather events, sea progression, and player level. Each boss has unique mechanics, phase transitions, and drop tables that drive the late-game farming meta.
Open Bosses →Gamepasses provide permanent account adjustments, travel assets, and drop multipliers. Haze Seas uses 1 GVI = 10 Gems as the standard trading value unit; a premium pass is often bought by trading duplicate Mythical-class fruits.
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