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I’ve been playing Roblox Enchanted for months now, and let me tell you getting Kokushibō and Yoriichi has been one of my most challenging yet rewarding experiences in the game. When the Enchanted Update dropped these two legendary Demon Slayer characters, I knew I had to have them both in my roster.
After countless hours of grinding, failing, and finally succeeding, I’m here to share everything I’ve learned about unlocking these powerhouse characters. Trust me, this isn’t your typical “defeat a boss and you’re done” situation it’s much more complex than that.
Before we dive into the nitty gritty of obtaining these characters, let me explain why they’re worth all the effort. I’ve tested both extensively, and they’re absolutely game changers.
Kokushibō (Upper Moon One) brings incredible sword techniques and moon based attacks that can devastate multiple enemies at once. His six eyes aren’t just for show they give him enhanced perception abilities that make him nearly unstoppable in PvP scenarios.
Yoriichi, on the other hand, is probably the most overpowered character I’ve encountered in any Roblox game. His Sun Breathing techniques and legendary status as the strongest Demon Slayer make him a must have for serious players.
The best part? These aren’t just cosmetic additions they fundamentally change how you approach combat in Enchanted.
The Enchanted Update introduced the Zenith Skylands, and this is where your journey begins. I remember my first time exploring this area it’s absolutely massive and can be overwhelming if you don’t know what you’re looking for.
Here’s what I learned about navigating this new region:
| Location | Purpose | Important Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Main Skylands Plaza | Hub area with NPCs and shops | Safe zone for planning |
| Demon Slayer Dungeon | Primary farming location | Requires Missing Key |
| Natsu Dragneel Arena | Boss farming area | High difficulty, bring friends |
| Time Shrine | Check day/night cycle | Essential for spawn timing |
Let me be brutally honest this is where most players get stuck, and I understand why. The Missing Key has what feels like a ridiculously low drop rate from Natsu Dragneel, and I must’ve fought this boss over 200 times before getting mine.
Natsu spawns in a specific arena within the Zenith Skylands every 15 minutes. Here’s my strategy that finally worked:
After failing dozens of times, I developed this approach:
The fight itself isn’t technically difficult once you learn the patterns, but Natsu’s fire attacks can one shot lower level characters. I recommend being at least level 75 before attempting this seriously.
This is where Enchanted gets really interesting. Unlike other Roblox games where bosses spawn randomly, Kokushibō and Yoriichi are tied to the game’s time cycle. I spent way too much time trying to fight Kokushibō during the day before I figured this out!
The in game day/night cycle runs on a 30-minute real time loop:
| Time Period | Focus Character | Strategy |
|---|---|---|
| Day (0-15 min) | Yoriichi | Prepare sun resistance gear |
| Night (15-30 min) | Kokushibō | Equip moon related buffs |
| Transition (2-3 min) | Preparation | Restock items, check equipment |
I actually set phone alarms to remind me when the cycles change. It sounds obsessive, but these characters only spawn for limited windows, and missing your chance means waiting another 15 minutes.
Kokushibō is absolutely terrifying to fight, and I mean that in the best way possible. This boss requires precision, timing, and honestly, a bit of luck with his attack patterns.
Before engaging Kokushibō, I always make sure to have:
Kokushibō has three main phases, and each one nearly made me quit the game:
Phase 1 (100-75% HP): Basic sword combos with moon projectiles
Phase 2 (75-25% HP): Enhanced speed and multiple moon blades
Phase 3 (25-0% HP): Full demon form with AOE attacks
Defeating Kokushibō drops the Moon Fragment, which you need to unlock him as a playable character. The drop rate isn’t 100%, so you might need multiple victories. I got mine on the second kill, but I’ve heard horror stories of people needing 10+ attempts.
If Kokushibō made me question my sanity, Yoriichi made me question reality itself. This is hands down the hardest boss fight in any Roblox game I’ve ever played.
Yoriichi isn’t just stronger than other bosses he’s designed to be nearly perfect. His Sun Breathing techniques can kill you in two hits if you’re not careful, and his movement speed is genuinely intimidating.
After losing to Yoriichi 47 times (yes, I counted), here’s what finally worked:
Equipment Setup:
Combat Approach:
Victory against Yoriichi grants you the Sun Fragment. Unlike Kokushibō’s Moon Fragment, this seems to have a higher drop rate I got it on my first successful kill. Maybe the game takes pity on you after such a brutal fight!
Here’s something that took me way too long to discover: the Demon Slayer Dungeon Shop is absolutely essential for this entire process. I was grinding for materials manually like an idiot when I could’ve been buying half of them!
| Item | Cost | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Moon Resistance Potion | 500 coins | Kokushibō fight preparation |
| Sun Resistance Potion | 500 coins | Yoriichi fight preparation |
| Advanced Healing Kit | 750 coins | Emergency healing |
| Speed Enhancement Elixir | 300 coins | Movement speed boost |
| Revival Crystal | 1,000 coins | Instant revival |
I always keep these items stocked:
The shop refreshes every hour, so check back regularly. Some rare items only appear occasionally, and you don’t want to miss them when you need them most.
After unlocking both characters, I’ve discovered several strategies that would’ve saved me weeks of frustration:
Not all servers are created equal. I’ve found that:
Based on my experience, here’s the most efficient daily routine:
Morning Session (1-2 hours):
Evening Session (2-3 hours):
Solo attempts are possible but not recommended. Here’s my ideal party setup:
| Role | Character Type | Primary Responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| Tank | High HP/Defense | Absorb boss damage |
| DPS #1 | High attack speed | Consistent damage output |
| DPS #2 | High burst damage | Phase transitions |
| Support | Healing/Buffs | Keep everyone alive |
Learning from failure is part of the process. Here are the biggest mistakes I made that you should avoid:
From my experience and talking to other players, expect 2-4 weeks of dedicated playing. I’m not trying to scare you, but this isn’t a weekend project. The Missing Key alone took me three weeks to obtain.
Technically yes, but I don’t recommend it. Each fight is extremely resource intensive, and you’ll likely need time to restock between attempts. I usually focus on one character per gaming session.
While there’s no hard level requirement, I strongly recommend being at least level 75 before attempting Natsu Dragneel and level 85+ for Kokushibō/Yoriichi. Anything lower and you’ll just be wasting revival items.
You can use revival items to continue the fight, but if you fully retreat or leave the area, you’ll need to wait for the boss to respawn. This is why I always bring multiple revival crystals.
Some players claim that certain items or party compositions affect drop rates, but I haven’t seen any official confirmation. In my experience, it’s just RNG keep trying and eventually you’ll get lucky.
No, these are bound to your character. You have to earn them yourself, which honestly makes finally getting them feel even more rewarding.
After helping several friends unlock these characters, I’ve discovered some alternative methods that might work better for different play styles:
Instead of intense daily farming sessions, some players prefer:
For players who want both characters ASAP:
Some players find success through community engagement:
I won’t sugarcoat it unlocking Kokushibō and Yoriichi in Roblox Enchanted is one of the most challenging gaming experiences I’ve had. There were moments when I genuinely considered giving up, especially during my 30th consecutive loss to Yoriichi.
But here’s the thing: when you finally unlock both characters and feel their power in combat, every frustrating moment becomes worth it. These aren’t just strong characters they’re game changers that will fundamentally alter how you experience Enchanted.
The key is persistence and smart preparation. Don’t rush into fights unprepared, don’t ignore the day/night cycle, and definitely don’t try to do everything solo. Use the Demon Slayer Dungeon Shop, form reliable parties, and remember that every failed attempt teaches you something valuable.
I’ve now helped over a dozen friends unlock both characters, and while everyone’s journey is different, the satisfaction of finally succeeding is universal. You’ve got this it just takes time, strategy, and determination.
