In Sailor Piece, Haki is not just about power—it’s also about style. While the color of your Haki doesn’t affect your stats, it’s a highly sought-after cosmetic feature that allows players to express their individuality. From common colors like Red and Blue to the legendary Rainbow Haki, players invest countless rerolls trying to get their perfect color.
This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about Sailor Piece Haki Colors, including all available colors, their drop rates, how to reroll, and strategies for getting the rarest colors.
What Are Haki Colors?
Haki Colors are cosmetic variations for your Armament Haki (Busoshoku) in Sailor Piece. When you activate Armament Haki, it covers your character in a dark armor—this armor has a colored tint based on your Haki Color.
Important Notes
- Cosmetic Only: Haki Colors do NOT affect stats, damage, or gameplay
- Armament Haki Only: Only affects the black armor from Armament Haki
- Permanent Until Rerolled: Your color stays until you use a Haki Color Reroll
- Visible to Others: Other players can see your Haki Color in combat
All Haki Colors & Drop Rates
There are 10 total Haki Colors in Sailor Piece, divided into Common colors and one Rare color.
Common Colors (9.9% each)
These colors have equal drop chance and are the most common:
| Color | Visual Description | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Red | Bright red tint, resembles flames | 9.9% |
| Blue | Cool blue tint, resembles ice | 9.9% |
| Green | Nature green tint | 9.9% |
| Purple | Royal purple tint, very popular | 9.9% |
| Yellow | Bright yellow tint, resembles lightning | 9.9% |
| Pink | Pink/magenta tint | 9.9% |
| Black | Pure black, no tint (classic look) | 9.9% |
| White | Silver/white tint, very clean look | 9.9% |
| Brown | Earthy brown tint | 9.9% |
Combined Common Chance: 89.1% (9 colors × 9.9%)
Rare Color (1%)
The holy grail of Haki Colors:
| Color | Visual Description | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Rainbow | Shifting rainbow colors, cycles through all colors | 1% |
Rainbow Haki is the most coveted cosmetic in the game, featuring a cycling rainbow effect that continuously shifts colors. It’s a status symbol showing dedication (or luck) to the game.
How to Get Haki Color Rerolls
Haki Color Reroll Item
The Haki Color Reroll is a consumable item that randomly changes your Haki Color when used.
Drop Sources
- World Bosses (e.g., Alucard, Aizen): ~30% drop chance
- Mini Bosses: ~3% drop chance
- Raid Bosses: Often guarantee a Haki Color Reroll
- Special Events: Increased drop rates during events
Other Methods
- Codes: Check our Codes page for free Haki Color Rerolls
- Robux: Can be purchased in the shop (not recommended)
- Trading: Can be traded with other players
How to Use Haki Color Reroll
- Open your inventory
- Find the Haki Color Reroll item
- Click to use
- Your Haki Color will randomly change
- Activate Armament Haki (Press
G) to see your new color
Warning: The reroll is RANDOM. You cannot choose which color you get!
Haki Color Reroll Strategy
Strategy 1: The “Rainbow Chase”
For players determined to get Rainbow Haki:
- Save 100+ Rerolls: With only 1% chance, you need many rerolls
- Reroll in Bulk: Don’t use rerolls one at a time—save up and do multiple at once
- Event Timing: Some events increase Rainbow chance to 2-3%
- Set a Limit: Decide how many rerolls you’re willing to spend before settling
Expected Rerolls for Rainbow: ~100 rerolls (based on 1% chance)
Strategy 2: The “Color Picker”
For players who want a specific Common color:
- Pick Your Favorite: Choose from the 9 common colors
- Use 10-15 Rerolls: You have an ~89% chance of getting any specific common color within 15 rerolls
- Settle: Once you get a color you like, stop rerolling
Expected Rerolls for Specific Common Color: ~10-15 rerolls
Strategy 3: The “Whatever” Approach
For players who don’t care about cosmetics:
- Use First Reroll: Whatever you get is fine
- Save Remaining Rerolls: Trade or save for other purposes
Popular Haki Color Choices
Based on community preference, here are the most popular colors:
Most Popular Common Colors
- Purple: Royal and intimidating appearance
- Black: Classic Haki look, matches anime lore
- Red: Aggressive and battle-ready appearance
- White: Clean and unique look
Most Desired Overall
- Rainbow: The ultimate status symbol
- Purple: Best-looking common color
- Black: Most accurate to anime
Haki Color & Build Synergy
While Haki Colors don’t affect stats, some players match colors to their build theme:
Themed Color Combos
- Fire Build: Red Haki + Flame Fruit + Fire-themed sword
- Ice Build: Blue Haki + Ice-themed abilities
- Nature Build: Green Haki + wood/plant theme
- Dark Build: Black or Purple Haki + shadow/dark theme
- Holy/Paladin Build: White Haki + light theme
Rainbow Haki goes with everything, making it the most versatile choice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Haki Colors
Do Haki Colors affect stats?
No, Haki Colors are purely cosmetic and do NOT affect any stats, damage, or gameplay mechanics in Sailor Piece.
What is the rarest Haki Color?
Rainbow Haki is the rarest color at only 1% drop chance. It features a cycling rainbow effect that continuously shifts through all colors.
How many Haki Color Rerolls for Rainbow?
On average, you’ll need ~100 Haki Color Rerolls to get Rainbow Haki (based on 1% chance). However, this can vary greatly—you might get it in 1 reroll or 500+ rerolls due to RNG.
Can I choose my Haki Color?
No, Haki Color Rerolls are completely RANDOM. You cannot choose which color you get—you must keep rerolling until you get your desired color.
Do Haki Colors show in PvP?
Yes, other players can see your Haki Color when you activate Armament Haki in PvP. This makes Rainbow Haki a status symbol that intimidates opponents.
What is the best Haki Color?
The “best” color is subjective:
- Rainbow for rarity and flexing
- Purple or Black for best appearance
- Red for intimidating look
Choose based on your preference!
Can I trade Haki Color Rerolls?
Yes, Haki Color Reroll items can be traded with other players. This is useful if you have extras or want to buy/sell them.
Do Haki Colors work on Observation Haki?
No, Haki Colors only affect Armament Haki (the black armor). Observation Haki and Conqueror’s Haki do not have customizable colors.
What happens if I reroll my race?
Your Haki Color stays the same when you reroll your Race. Haki Color is independent of your race.
Can I see Haki Colors without Armament Haki?
No, you must unlock Armament Haki at the Snow Island trainer before you can see or use Haki Colors.
Is Rainbow Haki worth 100+ rerolls?
That depends on how much you value cosmetics. Rainbow Haki is purely for flexing and doesn’t provide any gameplay advantage. If you enjoy showing off rare cosmetics, it’s worth it. If you only care about stats, save your rerolls.
What color is your Haki before rerolling?
Before using any Haki Color Reroll, your Armament Haki defaults to Black (the classic color from the anime).
Do event Haki colors exist?
During special events, the game may introduce limited-time Haki colors with increased drop rates. However, Rainbow Haki remains the only permanently rare color.