Ultimate MinePiece Remake — Update 3.0.0

New Island: Sabaody Archipelago

An entirely new island biome to discover, with its own creative tab filled with building blocks: Yarukiman logs, leaves and roots, bubble blocks, Sabaody soil and grass, planks, bricks, roof tiles, paths, glowing lamps, and Marine bricks.

Giant mangroves, bubble groves, and an entire Sabaody city with multiple buildings can now generate.

• New /sabaody command that takes you straight to the island. Its location is determined by the world seed, so every seed generates the island in a different location.

• Sabaody Civilians — 20 different randomly generated appearances, each with their own hair, hat, bag, and outfit. Their appearance is remembered once they spawn.

  • Right-click with an empty hand to trade. They have two merchant inventories worth of offers across 27 slots.

  • Sneak + right-click to recruit them as a companion.

  • Right-click with food to heal them.

  • Right-click with a Sabaody Whistle to make them follow you or hold position. Sneak + right-click to dismiss them.

  • Companions follow you around, place lamps when it's dark, and copy the blocks you place if they happen to be holding the same block.

• New Sabaody Whistle item.

Sea Monsters — 8 New Bosses of the Deep

Eight new sea monsters that spawn in oceans, deep oceans, and the Deep Dark. Each has its own spawn egg, custom model, animations, and loot table.

• Each sea region scales them slightly differently.

• They eat whatever they kill.

• Their bites have a wind-up that you can read and dodge.

• A strong enough Conqueror's Haki user scares them off outright.

• New Sea Monster Meat and Cooked Sea Monster Meat foods, with smelting, smoking, and campfire recipes.

Sky Creatures — 4 New Flyers, and You Can Ride Them

News Coo and Sky Manta are peaceful, while Thunder Hawk and Sky Pterosaur are hostile.

Taming

Get a Conqueror's Haki user close enough, and the creature will become terrified and hover in place. Feed it raw Sea Monster Meat while it's stunned. Your Conqueror's Haki tier increases your chances of taming it.

Riding

Mount with an empty hand. It flies where you're looking.

• W — Move forward

• Space — Rise

• Shift — Descend

They fly 25% faster with a rider, follow you when you dismount, never attack you, and the camera pulls back so you can see them properly.

Devil Fruit Logia Overlay

Every Logia user now has an elemental overlay on their body that reacts to what you're doing.

• Your limbs turn into your element while using moves. Fire, ice, wood, smoke, lightning, light, magma, sand, and dark all have their own animated textures. The affected limbs change depending on the move.

• Which limbs light up is determined by both the move and the animation pose, so the effect always matches what you're actually doing on screen.

• The transformation grows in over a few frames instead of snapping on. It also stays active for the entire cast, including charge-ups, so long moves don't flicker.

• Outer shell layers were added for fire and ice — a flame halo and crystal spikes that sit outside the normal limb box. Wood doesn't get one since bark doesn't have a distinct silhouette.

• When you get hit, your body briefly disperses into your element at the spot where you were struck.

Devil Fruit Awakening

• For Mera Mera and Gura Gura: once you are above a 1.5 billion bounty, every fruit skill you cast has a chance to light a silent spark.

• Drop to 15% health while a spark is active, and a five-second cinematic begins — a pillar of your element, a pressure wave, a full title card, and then the fruit permanently awakens.

• Awakened Mera Mera and Gura Gura gain +50% max health and +25% damage on all their skills.

• Every other Devil Fruit follows the same awakening flow and gains +15% damage on its skills.

• New awakened Mochi Mochi skills. For now, it mainly provides bonus damage, and the donuts increase from 2 to 4.

• New advancements, an /awakening command, and a Progression Tree screen with a dedicated Path of Awakening page.

Gear 4 — Snakeman

• Snake-shaped steam coils, a slim-and-pump transformation animation, new hair, limb and clothing layers, and new Armament textures.

• Air jumps while in Gear 4 — Sanji's Sky Walk, above the clouds.

• Three new moves: Gear Four Python, Python Barrage, and King Cobra.

• Gear 2 Red Hawk — the arm stretches backward, trembles, then fires forward in a straight line. Friction sparks appear before it ignites.

• A Gear 4 Unlock Advancement — defeat Charlotte Katakuri, or train with Rayleigh for two minutes while within 40 blocks of him.

Gear 5 — Nika

• New moves: Nika Grab, Giant Stomp, Dawn Slam, Gatling, Rocket, Whip, Kaminari (requires open sky; it warns you if you're indoors), and Fist.

• NPC Luffy can also use Bajrang Gun.

• Special awakening for Gear 5.

• NPC Luffy now has Gear 4 and Gear 5 appearances as well.

Imu — Saint Nerona, the King of the World

A completely new NPC. I forgot to add a spawn egg for him, so for now, you can summon him using the /summon command.

Imu's Blade

A new weapon with four base shapes:

• Pole Blade

• War Axe

• Mallet

• Void Blade

Right-click cycles through the shapes, while sneak + right-click goes back. Skills can morph the blade mid-fight, and it returns to whichever base shape you left it on.

Technique Wheel

• Nemesis — Leap, dive, and drive a stab into the ground, creating a blast with a 12-block radius.

• Dominion — A morning star on a chain that orbits you before being thrown and exploding.

• Omen — A chargeable black-hole orb. Hold the key to charge it.

• Nova Eclipse — A sigil that fires a barrage of homing mini-projectiles. Also chargeable.

• Sword of Wrath: Gram — A longsword crescent with a 7.5-block reach.

• Perfect Guard — Your halo flies outward and transforms into a shadow beast that lunges and bites, stunning enemies with a shockwave. It fires automatically when you successfully Just Guard.

Imu Wings

A new wing layer for your character. The wings remain folded while on the ground, flap while you rise, and glide while you fall.

Imu Flight

Uses the same flight duration as the Phoenix Fruit.

Gaban — Scopper Gaban's Technique Wheel

All of Gaban's new techniques require an axe in either hand. The game will tell you if you're holding the wrong item.

They also require the corresponding Grade Advancement to appear on the technique wheel.

Mantis Plum — Mantis Axe Style

250 Energy — Always Available

Kamudo — Gate of God

350 Energy — Grade 100

8000 Slash: Grim Throng

600 Energy — Grade 300

NPC Gaban can also cast these techniques.

Rayleigh — Silvers Rayleigh's Technique Wheel

All of Rayleigh's new techniques require a sword in either hand.

He's the Dark King, so most of his kit revolves around Conqueror's Haki. The black lightning and red accents only appear if you have the Haoshoku Haki Advancement. Otherwise, you get a calmer, plain-spark version of the same moves.

Assault and Projectile Slash

Two existing techniques kept in the wheel for completeness:

• Assault — 200 Energy

• Projectile Slash — 100 Energy, Grade 100

Dark King's Decree

200 Energy — Always Available

If you don't have Conqueror's Haki, this slot becomes Dark King's Aegis.

Thunder Dragon

350 Energy — Grade 100

Hao Zetsu: Sovereign's Severance

600 Energy — Grade 300 — Ultimate

NPC Rayleigh can also cast these techniques.

Other New Content

• Doflamingo's outfit is now wearable. Sunglasses, feather coat, striped trousers, and pointed shoes — craftable,. They can be repaired using feathers and pink wool.

• Gaban and Rayleigh now have their own skill-select screens.

• Kaido's fruit hybrid form has new visuals and custom dragon colors, along with camera fixes in both third- and first-person. A toggle has also been added to the MPV GUI's Kaido tab.

• Ope Ope Room has been completely reworked with a proper state machine, and projectiles can now be redirected inside it.

• New visuals for the Ope Ope Fruit, Sanji, Zoro, Mihawk, and Garp.

• Fixed various bugs.