Slayers 2 Wiki & Guide

Slayers 2 (officially Project Slayers 2) is an open-world action RPG on Roblox, developed and published by Ouw Production and set in a Demon-Slayer-inspired world of swordsmanship, breathing techniques and demons. It launched on Roblox on September 18, 2026 as a brand-new, grander project rather than a direct sequel to the original Project Slayers.

You pick a side early: stay human and master one of 8 Breathing Styles, or embrace the dark and grind one of 9 Blood Demon Arts. Both paths play differently — different movesets, weapons, clans and skill tree branches. This wiki maps both routes, the quests, bosses and world locations behind them.

1. Create your character and pick a path — Slayer or Demon. This is the first and most important choice in the game.
2. Train and level up — fight enemies, complete quests and earn experience. You gain 3 skill points per level to spend in the skill tree.
3. Unlock your style or art — Breathing Styles and Blood Demon Arts are found or trained through quests and grinding, not chosen freely from a menu.
4. Gear up — acquire weapons for your path and slot a clan that boosts your moveset.
5. Push forward — take on bosses, dungeons and PvP with your finished build. Balance patches reshape the meta over time.

Launch date is cross-verified from the official Roblox release event, the Roblox game page and launch coverage; gameplay details are version-sensitive after balance patches.

• Slayer path — train under a teacher, unlock a Breathing Style, and climb the Slayer progression chain: breathing → trainer → quest → skill tree → weapon. Flame pairs well with the Rengoku clan, Thunder with Agatsuma.
• Demon path — gain a Blood Demon Art, farm your way through the Demon progression chain, and pair arts like Ice or Blood with demon clans. Best-known demon weapons so far: Scythe and Umbrella.
• Use the progression hub to see both routes side by side before you commit a character.

Every factual record here is sourced, version-stamped and labelled. We publish only what official material, the live game, or multiple reliable sources confirm — anything else is marked Unverified instead of guessed.

• Official sources — the Roblox game page, release events and developer announcements are the baseline.
• Version-stamped — patch-sensitive pages carry a verification date at the top.
• Honest labels — names and numbers we could not confirm are visibly marked, never phrased as facts.

The game is one day old at launch of this wiki: expect quest, boss and drop records to fill in as the player base verifies them.