InOne Piece Odyssey, there are many objects called Fragments that can be used to increase the power of any Skill they are set into. These items are quite useful for getting every point of damage out of any Skills that players use quite often or effectivelydecreasing enemy resistance to Skillsby increasing overall attack power if those Skills can be slotted with Fragments.
The problem with these fragments, players will discover, is that they can be a bit of a challenge to acquire. They are scattered around the various regions present on the mysterious island of Waford. If players are struggling to find any Fragments located in the zone of the second chapter, The Great Sandy Desert specifically, this guide will be able to provide some assistance.
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What are Cube Fragments Used for?
In order to power up their abilities inOne Piece Odyssey, players have the optional objective of picking up the various green Cube Fragments that lie scattered across the island of Waford. These Cube Fragments will fit inside of slots that will appear alongside the various Skills acquired by the Straw Hats throughout the story.
When these Cube Fragments are slotted into one of the Straw Hat’s Skills, the Fragments will power up said move, causing it to do more damage than it otherwise would. The increase is not game-breaking but will allow players to squeeze every bit of damage out of their pirates that they can, as well asstrengthen weaker characters if needed. The trouble is how to locate these Fragments and how to acquire them all.
Great Sandy Desert
In the second chapter ofOne Piece Odyssey, players will find themselves in the deserts of Alabasta,home of the infamous Crocodile, beginning with Nanohana and the Great Sandy Desert. When following the story through the zone, players will begin to see the little green Cube Fragments everywhere in the vast desert.
Players will start near the mouth of a cave in a passage that connects Nanohana and the Great Sandy Desert. The following will show players where they can find the Cube Fragments in the Great Sandy Desert once they havethe ability to return to Alabastaif they missed any of thembefore moving on to later chapters.
Near the northern edge of the first section of the desert, a Cube can be found near the sand river. Players can use Luffy’s stretching powers to get it.
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Just before the ruins, on a narrow strip of land, sits another Cube. Players can just pick it up as they pass.
In the Ravine of No Return, players will discover an ancient statue staring off into the distance. In this statue’s mouth is a Cube Fragment that players can acquire withLuffy’s stretchy powers.
In the western portion of the desert, there are a series of rocky towers. Luffy can ascend some of these towers by stretching and grabbing them. On the upper right tower is another Cube.
Just before players cross the bridge to the upper area of the map, players can first descend into a semi-hidden area where another cube sits.
As players scale the cliffs when they move throughout the area, they will eventually be able to move close enough to this Cube that they will be able to use Luffy to grab it.
In the lower right-hand corner of the desert, players will be able to explore a narrow and circular canyon full of plant monsters. Roughly halfway around the loop lies a Cube that can be picked up as players continue past.
In the middle of the second portion of the desert, a couple of ruined structures can be explored. When players get close, they will find a treasure chest and a Cube that can be acquired, once again, with Luffy.
