Learn how to get the Bearer of Light title in Sailor Piece by farming the Light Raid boss on Blue Planet in Sea 2 until the rare drop or 125-kill pity triggers.
The Bearer of Light title is a rare drop from the Light Raid boss on Blue Planet in Sea 2 — farm the boss until it drops, with a guaranteed pity at 125 kills.
The Bearer of Light is one of the new damage titles in Sailor Piece, and it only comes from one place: the Light Raid over on Blue Planet in Sea 2. There’s no shop purchase and no quest reward here — you beat the raid boss and hope the title rolls, which it usually won’t on the first try. The fight itself isn’t the hard part; the drop is, since it’s heavily RNG. The one fact that makes the grind bearable is the pity system: hit 125 successful boss kills and the title is yours no matter how unlucky you’ve been.
What you need before you start
How to get the Bearer of Light title in Sailor Piece
Unlock C2 and reach Sea 2
You need Sea 2 progression (C2) before Blue Planet and the Light Raid are reachable at all.
Travel to Blue Planet Island
Open the map and teleport to Blue Planet in Sea 2 — some guides label the same area Blue Island, so the in-game name may vary.
Find the Light Raid entrance
At the Raid NPC you’ll see more than one raid, including the Minotaur Raid; head to the Light Raid entrance specifically.
Enter and start the Light Raid
Pick a difficulty — Normal, Medium, Hard or Extreme — then enter the portal and start the run.
Defeat the Light Raid boss
Kill the raid boss inside; each clear rolls a small chance for the Bearer of Light title to drop.
Video help
Drop rates and how the 125 pity works
This is where most of the grind lives. The per-clear odds are low across the board, and they climb only slightly as you move up in difficulty. One written breakdown puts the approximate per-difficulty rates like this:
| Difficulty | Reported drop rate |
|---|---|
| Normal | ~0.67% |
| Medium | ~0.82% |
| Hard | ~1.00% |
| Extreme | ~1.21% |
Treat those numbers as approximate and patch-adjustable — the game is new and the exact percentages can shift between updates. A separate figure floating around puts your effective chance closer to ~0.33% with no luck boosts, which is a reminder that without luck titles or traits your real odds may sit below the table above rather than on it.
The part that’s consistent across every source is the pity. After 125 successful Light Raid boss kills, the Bearer of Light title is guaranteed to drop. The key word is successful — pity counts boss kills only, not raid entries. If you quit early or wipe, that run does nothing for your counter, so a clean clear every time is what actually moves you toward the guarantee.
Maximizing your drop odds per run
Higher difficulty nudges the drop rate up, but it also nerfs your character, which slows your clears. Whether that trade is worth it is genuinely contested: one account calls the difficulty difference “not significant”, which makes Easy/Normal farming perfectly viable if you just want the fastest possible clears, while another framing implies the higher tiers improve your odds enough to matter. If you’re optimizing for total time, fast Easy clears are the safer bet.
The bigger lever is luck. Any drop boost raises your chance, and the efficient trick is the luck-title swap: fight the boss with your damage title equipped, then swap to a luck title (such as Celestial Favor, +50% Luck) right before the killing blow so the drop roll happens under your best luck stat, and swap back for the next fight. It’s a small habit that compounds over a 125-kill grind.
Swap to a luck title right before the boss dies, then swap back to your damage title for the next clear — the drop is rolled on the kill, so that one-second swap stacks your luck without slowing the fight.
Why the title matters for Light V2 progression
Beyond the grind, the Bearer of Light is a real upgrade. It’s a damage title, reported at around +120% Damage, with some accounts putting it slightly higher at +122.5% — the exact figure isn’t settled, but either way it’s one of the strongest damage titles available. Once it drops, equip it from Inventory → Titles tab → Bearer of Light → Equip, or talk to the Titles NPC on Sailor Island (the same building as the Fruit Dealer and Stat Reroll NPC).
The title is also a progression gate, which is the real reason most people farm it. It’s required to unlock Light V2’s F move, alongside 25 Light Fragments and 2.5 billion Gems — and unlocking Light V2 itself first needs a Light Fruit, 5 Light Fragments and 1 billion Gems. So if you’re building toward a full Light kit, this raid is on your path either way.
If you’re already running boss farms, a few adjacent goals pair well with this one. The King of Babylon title is another new damage title from the King of Heroes V2 boss in Hero Kingdom (Sea 2) on similar terms — roughly 1% drop with a 125 pity. And grinding out high-tier luck titles like Celestial Favor (+50% Luck), reached at 5,000 boss kills, makes every rare drop after it — Bearer of Light included — come faster.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Light Raid kills until the Bearer of Light title is guaranteed?
125 successful Light Raid boss kills. That’s the pity threshold, and it’s the one value every source agrees on. It can drop earlier through RNG, but at 125 clears it’s guaranteed.
What does the Bearer of Light title do?
It’s a damage title. Reports put it at around +120% Damage, with some sources listing +122.5% — the exact number isn’t fully confirmed and may change with patches, but it’s among the highest damage boosts of any title in the game.
Do I have to play Hard or Extreme difficulty to get it?
No. Higher difficulties give a slightly better reported rate but nerf your character, and the difference is described as not significant, so Easy or Normal farming is viable and often faster overall. The pity applies on every difficulty.
Does failing or leaving a raid count toward pity?
No. Pity only counts successful boss kills — quitting, wiping, or leaving a run partway through does nothing for your counter. You have to actually clear the boss for it to progress.
Why do I keep getting Light Fragments but not the title?
Because they’re separate drops. Light Fragments are guaranteed every clear, while the title is a rare RNG roll on top of that. Stacking fragments is normal and isn’t a sign anything is bugged — keep clearing and the title comes through luck or the 125 pity.
