About Project Slayers 2 Wiki

Welcome to Project Slayers 2 Wiki

Project Slayers 2 is the Demon Slayer–inspired Roblox RPG from Ouw Productions, and it does not explain itself. Two paths, eight breathing styles, nine Blood Demon Arts, a clan gacha, a 255-level grind and bosses hidden behind fake walls — the game gives you a sword and a village, then leaves the rest to you.

This wiki exists to close that gap. It is written for players who are already in the game and want a straight answer: where the trainer is, what the drop rate is, which clan is worth keeping, and which code is still alive.

What We Cover

Every system that gates your progress has a page here:

• Breathing Styles — all eight, with unlock routes, trainer locations, move sets and tier rankings for PvE, bossing and PvP.
• Blood Demon Arts — the demon path from your first conversion through Muzan’s route, plus art-by-art breakdowns and builds.
• Clans — the full roster with rarities, roll percentages and exact buff values, so you know what to reroll and what to keep.
• Weapons and gear — boss drop tables, the Crude Iron and V2 forging routes, Nightfall schematics and accessory upgrades.
• Bosses and locations — spawn points, hidden entrances, night-only encounters and the item each fight drops.
• Progression — leveling routes from 0 to 255, mastery farming, Wen economy and endgame dungeons.
• Codes — a verified active list, an expired archive and the group-join requirement that trips most players up.

Our Vision

Most game wikis fail in one of two ways: they are either a wall of unsourced numbers or a thin list of headings. We aim for the middle. Every page should tell you what to do, why it works, and what it costs you — and it should be honest when the sources disagree.

That is why conflicting figures are flagged rather than quietly averaged. Older community posts still claim six breathing styles and a 225 level cap; the launch build ships eight styles and caps at 255. We say so, and we say which one is current.

Community-Driven

This is a fan project. Pages are updated as patches land, drop rates are re-checked against in-game menus, and corrections from players are folded back in. If you find a boss we have placed on the wrong cliff or a clan buff that changed after a balance pass, tell us and it gets fixed.

The fastest way to keep the wiki accurate is the same way you keep your own account current: check the in-game menus, check the official announcements, and compare.

About the Team

We are players who put an unreasonable number of hours into the game and then wrote down what we learned. Some of us focus on the Slayer path, some main demons, and some just enjoy spreadsheets of clan roll rates. None of us work for the developer.

Our method is deliberately boring: play the build, screenshot the numbers, cross-check against at least two independent sources, then write the page.

Important Disclaimer

This wiki is an independent, fan-made resource. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by Ouw Productions, Roblox Corporation, or any rights holder for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.

All game names, characters, artwork, trademarks and related assets belong to their respective owners and are referenced here for identification and commentary only. Any gameplay figures listed on this site come from public sources and our own testing, and they can change at any time when the developer ships a patch.

Get in Touch

Found something wrong, outdated, or missing? Reach out through the community channels linked in the footer. Include the page, the platform you play on and, if you can, a screenshot — specifics get fixes shipped far faster than a general “this is wrong”.

If you are a developer or a rights holder and you want something changed or removed, contact us and we will act on it promptly.