AT Piece X is a newly released anime-inspired game that mixes One Piece–style systems with elements from games like Original Blox Fruits, Mudang, and various meme-piece style titles. It is simple, fast-paced, and designed as a casual time-killer rather than a long-term grind-heavy title. This guide covers everything introduced in the gameplay video: starting items, fruit mechanics, leveling, bosses, and tips on what to aim for early on.
Starting the Game – What You Receive Automatically
When you begin your adventure, the game gives you:
• Two starting fruits
• A Kokushibbo spawn item (rare for beginners)
This instantly gives you tools to test powers and begin leveling without relying on quests.
The game does not use traditional level quests. Instead, you gain experience simply by killing enemies or bosses with whatever fruit or weapon you currently have.
Initial Fruit Options – Early Impressions
The showcased fruits include:
Magma
• Has multiple moves
• X move feels underwhelming
• Decent for early clearing but not exciting
Dark
• Slight differences compared to Magma
• Damage is fine, but mobility and range feel average
Light
• Only one real attack move
• Excellent range
• Includes flight, which massively speeds up leveling and traveling
• Most recommended early-game fruit based on utility
Because leveling is quick, switching fruits early is not a setback. The game encourages experimentation.
Leveling System Explained
AT Piece X uses a simple leveling loop:
- Use your fruit abilities
- Kill mobs or bosses
- Watch your XP climb rapidly
No quests. No grind walls.
With the right fruit, leveling becomes extremely fast.
Important details:
• Max level is 5,000
• You can max three out of four stats
This lets you specialize your character in a highly flexible way.
Current Bosses in the Game
At the time of the recording, these bosses are available:
• Moa – Spawns every 5 minutes
• Eizen – Spawns every 5 minutes
• Gojo – Spawns every 10 minutes
• Sid (Limited) – Spawns every 15–20 minutes
• Kokushibbo – Must be manually spawned
Boss spawn timers are extremely short, making boss farming the fastest method for leveling and collecting items.
How to Spawn Kokushibbo
Unlike other bosses, Kokushibbo does not appear naturally.
To spawn him, you must use the Kokushibbo Face item.
How to get it:
• Visit the Fruit & Item Gacha NPC at the Starter Island
• Roll until you receive the Kokushibbo item
Kokushibbo is one of the strongest bosses and provides high-value loot for the early game.
Showcase Summaries – Eizen and Kokushibbo
The video includes gameplay of both.
Eizen Showcase
• Solid moves
• Good for clearing mobs
• Not overwhelmingly strong
• A decent mid-tier special
Kokushibbo Showcase
• Very strong
• X move is powerful enough to one-shot any boss, including Sid
• Much better for boss-hunting, farming, and late-game progression
If you are deciding which special to aim for first, Kokushibbo is the clear upgrade.
Should You Buy Yoru?
Yoru can be purchased for 20 Robux, but:
• It isn’t very strong
• Fruits outperform it easily
• Not worth the purchase unless you want it for collection purposes
Invest time into fruits instead—they scale better and offer far more utility.
Tips for New Players
• Use fruits to level quickly—don’t worry about quests.
• Aim to roll Light or another high-mobility fruit early.
• Boss timers are short—rotate between them for fast XP.
• Save Kokushibbo Face items for later farming sessions.
• Prioritize Kokushibbo if you want fast boss clears.
• Expect a casual experience—AT Piece X isn’t built around deep progression.
AT Piece X is a lightweight, fast-grind anime game ideal for casual fun. The fruit abilities give you more than enough power to level to 5,000 quickly, boss timers are generous, and strong bosses like Kokushibbo make progression simple. With Light fruit’s mobility and the game’s relaxed structure, players can reach late-game content almost immediately.
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