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Tips for New OPTC Players and Roadmap

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• 1.1 Beginner Guide to Team Building
• 1.2 Beginner Guide to Clearing Content
• 1.3 Beginner Guide to Farming
• 1.4 New Player DON'Ts
• 1.5 New Player DOs
• 1.6 New Player Roadmap
• 2 Tips for Intermediate Players
• 3 Intermediate Guide to Team Building
• 4 Tips for Advanced Players
• 6 General FAQ
• 7 Other guides/useful sites

New Player Basics [ ]

Tips in this section are intended for Pirate Level (P-LV) <70 - but even more experienced players may find few useful nuggets here.

Nó=== When you start === Note: this was significantly changed in early Feb'19. (See reddit report in early Feb'19 . The change means that old guides which suggested rerolling are pretty much all obsolete - but there is now in-game reroll, which generally should save a lot of time for most players. Update from Dec'19: new reroll guide based on download sizes, see [1] and [2] . Reddit's new guide from Sept'20 is here:  [3]

During the tutorial you will get:

• 1 Rare Recruit using 5 free gems from an unknown pull of characters (pull description states 'rarity 3 or greater'; rarity 3 is 'silver' and trash, rarity 4 is 'gold' and usually ok, rarity 5 is 'shining red = legend' and best'. If the odds are similar to normal pulls, this first pull has a roughly 50/50 odds of gaining silver or gold, with the usual low (~1-3%) chance of gaining you a 'red' character. This is your first 'choice' - if you get s silver character, you may want to restart the app until you get at least a proper 'gold' poster.
• Monkey D. Luffy Gum-Gum Pistol , a relatively useless until you super-evolve him to Monkey D. Luffy Gum-Gum Elephant Gun , expect this will take you a few weeks. Hint: you can read our thoughts about each unit by clicking through to its character page and checking the notes section.
• some trash units that have no real use

What to do next? Get better free units, build a team, and start playing. You should have 5 gems to start with. Let's get more stuff.

First, check your gifts in the in-game mail. Click 'Friends' in the bottom right, then click 'View Mail/Friend Apprv.' button. From the bottom, you will have several mails to open as part of the 'Rookie Support Event'. The first will give you Monkey D. Luffy Straw Hat-Heart Pirate Alliance (like with all mails, delete them after using to prevent later clutter). The second will give you 5 more gems. The third will be a regular daily 'free gem' email related to whatever the current game event is. The fourth will give you 10 Straw Hats, more on that in the next paragraphs If you are lucky, you may get more mails with more rewards tied to current in-game happenings.

So, the coolest mail you get is the 10 random Straw Hats ("Start your new adventure! Here's a gift"). You can reroll the selection as much as you want AND you should until you get at least one legends. In theory, you can get several Straw Hat legends - as of mid-2020, Choper finally got a legend, Sanji and Nami have two each and Luffy has several versions. You will know you got a legend as the legend posters will be 'shining red', and those are the only ones that really matter in the long run. You should try to reroll until you get as many legends as possible, but the odds for a poster being a legend are probably ~1-3%, so you may be rerolling for quite a while to get 2+.

With regards to the gold posters you can get, they are divided into two groups: evolved story mode Straw Hats (in the long run, easy to farm and so trash pulls) and proper gold posters available only for gems. There is no 'easy' way to tell them apart in-game (no, 4-stars vs 5-stars simply refers to their unevolved or evolved state, no help here). You can try to tell what other units you got based on their pictures and comparing them to our character list or other websites. See our entries for those units to see if they are any good. But, let me repeat again: golds are easy enough to come by in the long run, reroll for red posters. How many times do you need to reroll? Well, it takes about a minute to go through the reroll animation, and as for the odds, see the table below.

To help others you can record your rolls in this table :

• Rarity 5 Legend (un-evolved): 40 (5.19%)
• Rarity 6 Legend (evolved): 1 (0.13%)
• Rarity 6+ Legend (super-evolved): 2 (0.26%)
• Rarity 4 Fake gold (silver story mode Straw Hats evolved): 221 (28.7%)
• Rarity 4 Real gold (un-evolved): 473 (61.43%)
• Rarity 5 Real gold (evolved): 33 (4.29%)
• Other: 0 (0%)

Sample Size: 77

While all legends are generally good, some are better than others, and newer ones are generally much stronger than older ones. In particular:

• as of early 2023, the best legend to get is DEX Kaido The Strongest Creature Alive in beggining, intermediary and up to early advanced(Lvl 150)
• as he can clear a lot of the top tier content. Several new good legends have been released since (Brook, Onami), but I am not sure if they have been added to the pull (please comment if they had). In particular, Luffy/Law dual is top tier replacing G4 v2 as the top Straw Hat pick but again I am not sure if he is in this free pull.. 
• all others are decent (check their individual pages for detailed notes) except...
• the first Straw Hat legend, STR Log Luffy , is quite underpowered now, so we do not advise retaining rerolls with him (think of him as closer to a gold-level power than a proper red).
• and in case you were wondering, there is a single Straw Hat legend confirmed not available in this ( Luffy & Ace ). So don't try to reroll for him. Also not sure if Sanji/Judge have been added?

For more on rerolls, the odds, and 'should you do it', see also reddit discussions here and here .

As described in the mail, you will be getting more gits over the next week:

• Day 2, Trafalgar Law Straw Hat-Heart Pirate Alliance , and 5 gems. You should immediately switch to Law as your main captain for a while, as he provides an EXP boost, unless you were lucky enough to pull another RR unit that gives a better EXP boost (as of late 2019, that's effectively still Neptune in several variants (RR STR , FTP INT and ) or for the lucky few, STR Legend Jack , see also here for other units with such abilities )
• Day 3, free 6+ Rarity character pull ("Sugo-Fest Exclusives Only Rare Recruit) and 5 gems
• Day 4, "Rainbow Evolver Set"+5 gems (the set contains Rainbow Pirate Penguin , Rainbow Robber Penguin ], Rainbow Hermit Crab , Rainbow Armored Crab , and Rainbow Striped Dragon that you use for evolving characters - they are not really useful for combat)
• Day 5, 1 million Berries and 5 gems)
• Day 6, 5 Color Hime Turtle Set + 5 gems; you use Himes for powering-up characters
• Day 7, 10 gems

That effectively means that you should be able to get 15-20 more gems for free before the beginner Sugo-Fest ends. Exact number of gems you will have before the Sugo ends depends on the time you started the game, the new mails come after 'new day' reset that time-zone independent while the Sugo-Fest has a build-in 72h timer starting from the moment you finish the tutorial. In other words, you should get your Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 and maybe Day 4 if the timing is right within 72h.

About the Sugo. You now have access to time-limited 'beginner sugo' ("For Rookies Only! Head-start Sugo-Fest") that lasts three days. In that Sugo the first 3 multis grant you a guaranteed legend on the 11th (10+1) poster. Beginner Sugo details: 50 gems per pull (no discounted first pull), all posters gold+ ("All wanted Posters are guaranteed to be 4 stars or better); all characters will join your crew at level 50 and special level 5, each +1 poster is guaranteed to be a rarity 6 legend, with 2nd and 3rd guaranteed legend pulled from a smaller pool of increasingly better characters, no super-evolved 6+ rarity pullable, no special rewards after 3rd multipull.

So, should you pull? The answer is - are you willing to spend real $$ to get gems? It is not recommended to do single pulls for 5 gems. You should only pull in batches of 10+1 poster to get the +1. You may be able to get enough gem for 1 free pull by clearing a bunch of content over the next 3 days - more on the best ways to get gems in the next paragraph. If you want to buy gems, limit yourself to special highlighted offers, note some of them come with extra rewards including free pulls - the best value here (as of early'19) is getting the 'Useful Captains' set which comes with Neptune (EXP farmer), Viola (Beli farmer) and Haruta (poster farmer). The other sets, including the one with a random legend, are less essential (they contain some more powerful captains in terms of damage output, but you should have that covered through your random RR pulls anyway). If you want to whale, you can buy all other highlighted sets, but keep in mind you should not spend more than 150 gems on the Beginner sugo - there are no special rewards after the 3rd multi.

Now, about getting more gems. You will get one gem each day after your third battle (see Chopperman Missions , try to complete them each day) and another from daily mail (those mails don't expire, so don't fret if you forget to check your mail on a given day - but you will not get any mail if you skip your login!). Hint: even if you are busy, try to log in and do 3 easy quests to get your 2-gem daily income. You will get more gems from daily easy quests at the Extra Isle (click the arrow in the top right corner in adventure mode). Usually you can get 1 easy gem per day from some training/farming quest (gold-framed, low stamina 1-day events at Extra Island, dropping evolvers, boosters, beli, or whatever), through they are not available every day, it varies from week to week. Second best way to get gems is to advance up the story mode, first battles are relatively easy and you can get several gems for clearing each isle. You can also get a gem from clearing all difficulties for various Extra Isle events. Lowest-difficulty Coliseum should be clearable without too much effort with your starting units after you power them up with some turtles/pigs to get them to 50+ levels. Check the Rookie Support Quests for easier (old...) battles. Keep in mind some other events at the Extra Isle will be much more challenging, and some have difficulty so high you won't be able to clear them without investing several months into leveling up units, recruiting new ones, and understanding the game mechanics.

Anyway, assuming you are not whaling and spending $$ your goal for the next 3 days should be to get enough gems to do at least one multi. Let's now talk about team building.

Beginner Guide to Team Building [ ]

This is your starting captain. He will work for a short while for your STR teams, but even when fully evolved (to this form ) he will become too weak to help you clear most of mid-to-late game content. His super evolved form is very good, but it may be a while for you to get it. What is super-evolution? See here

Don't forget to get Portgas D. Ace Whitebeard's Son from the rookie support extra island section, he can be helpful for early game content too and is an alternative captain for your STR teams.

The final evolved version (even before super evolution) of the Zoro you get after clearing Shells Town is stronger than your starting Luffy and will likely be one of your primary captains for much of the mid-game content, through he can only lead DEX teams.

EXPLaw is much better then the starting Luffy who only reaches his level or power upon his final super-evolution. He will also work with subs of each type (color) making him much more flexible.

Note: the game has changed significantly since its release, becoming more new-player friendly and increasing choices for early game. Also you can just look at thousands of team featured on Nakama Network , a very useful site!

Note 2: with the release of Kaido The Strongest Creature Alive on Global in March 2020 you can cheese your way through all of early and mid-game content, and decent chunk of late-content, with a friend Kaido and whatever random units you stick together on the team. But you won't learn how to make teams for the hard content and whether such cheesing will be fun... shrug.

You start the game with stage two Luffy, namely Monkey D. Luffy Gum-Gum Pistol , a random Rare Recruit unit and some common trash units. Since fall 2017 on the second login-day you will also receive the awesome Trafalgar Law Straw Hat-Heart Pirate Alliance and since some time later, you'll also start with Monkey D. Luffy Straw Hat-Heart Pirate Alliance and most recently, with 10 Straw Hats. Even if you kept a SH reroll with only one legend you will be in a much better situation than most players who started the game during the times you could pull crappy story mode characters (ex. Don Krieg and not a single gold poster, not too mention red...).

You may be limited from being able to put too many of your RR unit(s) in your team due to being "overcost". Keep playing and this limit will go away (at the speed of roughly 2 cost per every 2 pirate levels (P-LV), with every other level giving you one more unit of stamina ). As of early 2019 if not earlier, new accounts start with cost limit of 152, which should be enough to put at least several RRs and even some legends in your team.

While the first battles are simple enough that your starting units will work with no sweat, as you continue with the game, the difficulty will increase and soon you will realize that you need to adjust your team for speed and survival. You will need to think about which characters to use, and who to chose as your captain.

You can have eight precontructed teams (and save many more in your team log). Early on, you should try to build one teams that will allow you to get your daily two Forbidden Tomes from Chopperman Missions , so one of each color ( STR / DEX / QCK / PSY / INT , which you can also use for turtle -farming team, one Fighter/Slasher/Striker/Shooter team, and one Driven/Powerhouse/Free Spirit/Cerebral team (to be clear, those have to be all-one type teams, so your Fighter team should have 5 Fighters (their other class, if any, is irrelevant)). As you clear more and more story and Extra Island content, and figure out who the boss for each stage is (or check the guide like East Blue ), and keeping color strengths and weaknesses in mind, you'll see that some teams work better for some stages then others (ex. against a STR boss you'll want to have a QCK team if possible).

Usopp may not be much of a captain, but in this form is the best sub ever. If you are having trouble clearing early game stuff, it may be because you are not using this guy...

With the new 10 Straw Hat pulls and guranteeed legend on Day 3, not to mention anything you may get from Beginner Sugo or spending $$, you should have access to more decent starting captains than we can feasibly cover here. Check our pages for RR units you pulled to see what we think of them and click-through to Nakama Network site to see teams captained by them used to clear various content. Rule of thumb is, you want a captain that provides at least a 2x or higher ATK boost for all unis in your team, and match him with same or better friend captain. Below, we will talk about some teams you can make from your guaranteed or easy-to-obtain free units.

The EXPLaw you got on 2nd day allows you to make an early rainbow (=any colors) team which will clear everything in its path and give you a big EXP boost, stick to that as much as you can.

Monkey D. Luffy Straw Hat-Heart Pirate Alliance allows you to make decent INT or PSY teams; he provides a bit more punch than Law but no EXP boost.

Your STR team will be captained by your starting Luffy until you get a better captain (your starting Luffy, even if evolved to the max, is at best an average unit, he has decent stats, but mediocre captain's ability and weak special, compared to farmable Arlong Sun Pirates , Blackbeard , or a Rare Recruit unit like Bartholomew Kuma Warlord of the Sea ). Not to mention he is pretty much inferior to the EXPLaw. With the addition of the Ace's Training Grounds you should also get Portgas D. Ace Whitebeard's Son ASAP for the STR healing captain option. Not that Ace is a great unit, but it is also a relatively easy gem to get early on.

Unless you pulled an even better RR captain, your DEX team will be led for a while by Zoro (in his final form of Roronoa Zoro Ashura Ichibugin whose good stats and captain's ability make him a viable top-tier unit) if you feel like running a HP-heavy team. You get Zoro from clearing one of the first story islands. Keep in mind he is rather weak until you finish his evolve chain (well, that's true for pretty much any unit).

For QCK team, after you clear a few more story islands, the game will give you Sanji Diable Jambe Flambe , sadly he is a niche support character (sub) and you'll need a better QCK captain quickly.

Same with INT , Nami's final form Nami Thunderbolt Tempo , which is pretty much useless, so you should keep your Nami in her niche but usable mid-form of Nami Mirage Tempo . She will quickly lose her place on your INT team as you get better units.

Neither is your game-given Usopp very useful as Sogeking , but his mid-form Usopp Usopp Golden Pound is an amazing sub (due to his powerful special), who should never be evolved into his Sogeking form (nor is 5+ Usopp worth aiming at, forget about evolving GPU, m'key?). Overall, you can however expect to keep your PSY story Usopp(s) on your rainbow/PSY teams for quite a while, he is quite useful.

Anyway, this means that you cannot rely on the original Straw Hats that the game will give you to do much (to recapitulate: EXPLaw is best, evolved Zoro still makes a decent DEX captain, Luffy is usable but underpowered these days, Training Grounds Ace can be fun to play with but also underpowered in the long run, Usopp is a great support unit as GPU, while Sanji and Nami have very niche support usability). Oh yes, you'll eventually get a Chopper , Franky , Robin , and Brook but by that point they'll be pretty useless too. However, when you get around to actually Super Evolving them, you'll find a revitalized, reliable characters (usable as captains and subs) in 5+ Luffy, 5+ Zoro, 5+ Sanji, 5+ Brook, 5+ Robin and 5+ Chopper. 5+ Usopp is good too - once you Limit Break him to reduce his CD. 5+ Franky and particularly 5+ Nami are still rather underpowered, even after their LB, and don't see much, if any, use. When you do get the skulls needed for Super Evolve though, you're likely to have better RR captains, but this is a good note that you should never throw away characters that appear weak now as they may be powered up later on. (Through it does seem that the game occasionally gives Luffy's 5+ skulls during some events etc. so you may be able to do it even before being able to farm 32DY isle...).

At this point we should also talk about ships , if briefly, because there's not much to say. Ships cost cola to upgrade - don't waste it on your starting Dinghy . Half of the ships suck (like the Dinghy...), the other half are useful, but most useful ones come from Forests of Training meaning you won't have access to them for a long while because Forests are very tough. But fear not, the guaranteed ships are good enough for early to mid game. You'll get Merry Go after clearing Syrup Village so, uh, on your first day of playing? It provides a 1.5x ATK boost which is awesome. Long story short, most other early game ships don't provide 1.5x boost and this is why they suck. You'll upgrade Merry Go to Thousand Sunny after clearing Tower of Law ~ Gates of Justice in a little while; it's a good power up for all teams so clearing this story island should be one of your priority goals. The Thousand Sunny Coated Vessel you can get from Sabaody Archipelago Redux is not an upgrade but an err, side-grade, and rarely needed, so don't worry about it. Four other non-Forest ships deserve a mention. First, Dreadnaught Sabre from Missions: Baratie is useful for speed farming evolvers. Second and third, Rocketman and Flying Dutchman are useful ships you can get from the Bazaar . Rocketman in addition to powering Powerhouse teams enables " zombie " teams, and FD boosts earned EXP meaning you level up your cost/stamina faster, but they cost Training Points, so unless you whale $$$ for dupe units to sell to Bazaar it may be months before you can get them. Whether you should chose Rocketman or FD first depends on your units, but unless you have great PH characters, go for FD first. And finally there is Zunesha which is great for Powerhouse and Cerebrals, and is occasionally available for some gems. Through you may want to grab Hoe first, since it is the best EXP-boosting ship in the game as of September '19.

Anyway, for your team building, including vast majority of useful captains, you'll have to rely on two pools of characters: the lottery of Rare Recruit, and farming of story missions and recurring Extra Isle events. Since Rare Recruit is pretty much a gamble (so good luck and remember to pull only during Sugos UNLESS you are really sure you know what you are doing), this guide can only offer some advise with regard to farming, i.e. will tell you which story mode characters are worth trying to get a poster drop.

Oh, and for easy battles like Evolver or Tome battles, you may want to run a team that benefits from a friend Legend Buggy to get an extra drop (once you get your own Buggy, it will be your double Buggy default team for most easy farming).

Last. Support your units with stat boosters whenever you can, but the Support Effect is only available to players P-Level 100 or higher.

Beginner Guide to Clearing Content [ ]

Content can be roughly divided into story islands (the ones you sail between on the main map) and stuff available on the Extra Isle . The Extra Isle stuff is usually more difficult, through it usually scales in difficulty often giving you the choice to chose a difficulty level. The early story islands are very easy. You may run into your first defeats around Arlong Park , with Twin Cape and Alubarna being common stumbling blocks if you are haven't put much thought into team building. Check the island page guides for how to beat those stages. Common newbie problems arise because bad team building (covered above) and low-level units (solved by doing more farming on missions you can clear).

If you have difficulties we did not cover, or workable strategies that we did not consider, please make a comment in the relevant island page, or update the guide yourself . Much content on this site is written by advanced players who simply forgot what early game difficulties and solutions they had.

Content around Water Seven and later is often compared in difficulty to the medium difficulty 30-stamina Extra Island content and is called "mid game" content. It will take you several weeks of play to get to that anyway. The good news is that the guides for that content are usually more developed because it is where the more advanced players spend most of their time. By the time you hit Fish-Man Island the story mode difficulty for boss battles will be similar to "late game" content like medium or high difficulty Clashes and Coliseums.

Beginner Guide to Farming [ ]

Farming means repeatedly completing a battle hoping for the character poster to drop. The odds of a poster drop are for the most part unknown, and seem to vary from battle to battle, with estimates of 1%-10% for usable characters (odds for evolvers are a bit better). First, you should only farm story mode characters during 2x Drop Rate days for that island (doubling whatever the chance is), or 0.5x stamina times. (Extra Island gets those modifiers very rarely, so you farm Extra Island whenever you want).

As for the Extra Isle, many but not all characters are usable, but don't expect much from your easy victories - generally only characters obtained from 40 stamina difficulty and up are of real use, through there are exceptions, particularly for seasonal characters (summer, Halloween, etc.). They are too many to list here, so check their pages for details. And yes, you can get them even from even the lowest Stamina battles (but the odds of poster dropping however are lower for easy difficulties).

This guide was written to focus on the early Story Mode characters you should try getting. But as the power creep ramps up, story mode is really an abysmal place to recruit useful characters, as they are generally way underpowered compared to not only RRs, but most newer Extra Island farmable FN units. As a rule of thumb, as of 2018, no story mode characters are worth repeated farming for.

Important note for collectors: all story characters except perhaps the ones from the most recently released story isle or two have been confirmed to be available during special Friend Points events, when the Friend Point pool of crappy 1-2 stars is replaced with turtles and story mode characters. While the odds of getting a good character (Luci, Croc, Eneru) are much lower then those of weaker ones (Shura, Gedatstu, etc.), you can relatively safely avoid farming weak, collector-only characters - you should get them from FP events eventually. Those happen every ~3 months or so (update: since mid-2017 you this is permanent). Our advice is - give it a year, and if you are farming, farm only useful characters you need for your team or evo material. The odds are good you'll get the weak story characters from FP or some special events anyway.

Before we look at what to farm, important announcement. Since mid-2017 it became increasingly easy to get certain (usually, best) story units, and this is happening outside farming. They have been added to FP recruit, and we had several events ( Straw Hat's Journey and some Chopperman Missions ) which were pretty much giving them away. This has led many players to conclude that regular farming is a waste of effort, because we are going to end up getting those story units eventually. Of course, it is not certain when you'll get a unit this way, but you should consider this before you spend a lot of time and stamina farming a unit that you can possibly get another way. Also, since fall 2017 and the release of Chopperman Missions , you can get some story characters from them, and from December 2017, many East Blue story characters have significantly improved drop rates, with some being 100% guaranteed upon single clear. Also, from early 2019, auto-tap farming mode has been added to the story islands, making their farming less time consuming once you get properly OP teams out...

What to farm on early isles:

• Alvida's Hideout : get Alvida and evolve her to Iron-Mace Alvida Smooth-Smooth Fruit . She has decent stats and a very good special, and will make a very good sub for your early Luffy team, but will also find mid game use). Note that you can also get this character from the recurring Alvida's Romance Extra Isle event.
• Shells Town : Forget Axe-Hand Morgan (only usable as a very early sub, hardly worth the effort), but his brat evolves to Cabin Boy Helmeppo , whose special makes him a niche but occasionally very useful sub unless you got a better (RR) DEF-to-zero unit. Just like Alvida, 'meppo can be farmed also from a special event, this one being Escaped! Morgan event.
• Syrup Village : Django evolves into niche but (barely) usable subs, ( Dancing Django , and Double Crosser Django ). He will also drop from Hina's Resort Getaway event. Similar to 'meppo, you don't need to hurry too much to farm him. Captain Kuro is a QCK slasher and a decent sub early on, through only for his stats. He is however farmable in his extra isle event too, and is obsoleted by a bunch of units, including other F2P drops, so don't think much of him. And finally, Usopp is farmable here, through the drop rate is rumored to be maybe 1%. Everyone is always desperate for Usopp sockets and GPU copies for skill ups, but the drop rate here is considered too low to be worth the trouble.
• Baratie : most useful is Double Ironfist Fullbody , known as Elder Turtle killer, a very useful character for turtle farming (note he also drops from the same Hina's Resort Getaway event as Django). Given that you may farm turtles every day, farm the hell out of his stage and evolve him ASAP (unless you have a better RR unit for clearing turtles). Chef Zeff  was an early Fighter team captain, but his weak stats and special make him obsolete once you get better Fighters (he was somewhat useful in Rankings but those seem to have been quietly retired). Don Krieg is a very niche and rather weak unit and you can just wait and get him from the Crush Krieg's Assault eventif you really want a poisoner early
• Arlong Park : while you need the cow for one of the missions, it will drop at a good rate from the Face The Deep-Sea Kraken event, so just wait for it. Much more interesting was the Enraged Arlong , who is usable as a captain (through worse than most Rare Recruits), but whose pretty good stats (one of the highest ATK values in the game) keept him in play as a usable sub for a long time. He can be obtained from the Arlong; Empire Rising event too.
• Twin Cape brings us Laboon and Princess Vivi , both usable in the old-style Zombie Team strategy. It belongs to another guide, but bottom line is both are ok to have (but there are much better zombie units these days so don't work toohard on them). You can obtain Laboon from the same Kraken event as the cow, while Vivi is also available from Whiskey Peak and from FP Recruit as Miss Wednesday . You'll probably want to farm Laboon , unless you got Pell from RR, as for Vivi - you can wait until you pull her, or if you want your zombie team up and running fast, go and farm her here. But again, today's (as of late 2017) zombie teams are all about Brook . (And as of early 2019 there are even more better zombie captains... but if you haven't pulled any and want to try the old school way, well, here you go).
• Little Garden : Dorry and Broggy are not worth bothering, the only unit worth getting here is Mr. 3 . Sadly, his rumored drop rate is terrible, and he is no longer as useful as he was back in the early days where delayers were very rare. If you don't have a better Slasher delayer from RR yet, you could try farming here.
• Nanohana ► Rainbase : Mr. 3 appears again, but more importantly, so does the  Mr. 0 Baroque Works CEO , better known as Crocodile. Both his evolutions had their uses, through Sir Crocodile Warlord of the Sea is superior. He was a great INT Slasher sub back in the early days, but it is doubtful you will use him now much.
• Alubarna introduces Mr. 2 Bon Clay (a niche unit that combos well with farmable Garp the Fist ), niche but usable Slasher and damage reducer Mr. 1 , and a more useful DEX booster Miss Doublefinger . You really want Miss DF for your DEX Zoro team, and if you run Slashers, Mr. 1 will find his place there for a while at least. 
• Jaya : Bellamy complements Miss DF and your DEX team.

Now that you have cleared Jaya, you are no longer a beginner, so this guide will end here. Good luck farming Eneru  :) Farming notes for further islands can be found on the said island pages.

New Player DON'Ts [ ]

• DON'T use Rare Recruit except during Sugo Fest days
• Stamina Refills may be tempting, but the later you use it (the higher your pirate level (P-LV), the more benefit you get from them.
• Restarting a battle may be tempting as well, but is rarely worth it. Do it only if you have collected valuable posters (and except on Extra Isle this is unlikely to happen before you finish the boss anyway). It is usually more efficient to use the Gem on Stamina refill, and even that is not advisable.
• Expanding the Character Box is good, but don't spend all your gems on that at once. Do it when you are out of options and would have to throw away valuable characters or rare fodder ( evolvers or boosters ).
• For characters, if it has two stars or more, it may be good to keep. Yes, even some two star characters that appear weak at first glance can be useful later (for example Helmeppo ). Make sure to favorite (star) any characters. If you're not sure whether a character is weak or strong, search, or ask. If you get a weaker version of a character you already had (such as another low-level Luffy), keep it until you understand how sockets and leveling-up skills work (both of those DO involve using good characters in power up, but it has to be the right character - and that's another guide).
• With regard to evolvers, do not, under any circumstances, use anything that has a rainbow color, or any dragons or lobsters for powering up. Early on you will also want to save your crabs (later on you'll have too many of them, but until you know you have too many, try to save them).
• DON'T use the Treasure Turtles for powering up the characters, unless you are pretty sure you know what you are doing. They give only 3k EXP anyway, and that's not much. Even more, understand that those turtles are the required evolution material for Pigs . Baby pig needs 2,350 EXP to reach max level, then 2 tiny turtles (worth 6,000 EXP) and a Sea Pony /small Penguin / Hermit Crab to evolve into a booster that gives over 50,000 EXP. For the same reasons, conserve your supply of the related evolvers.
• DON'T overspend EXP trying to level up a character. Check the character info here to see how much EXP it needs for the max level.
• DON'T spend Friend Points except if you are at max (99 pulls) or during special FP events which happen every few weeks and boost the crappy FP pool with some useful units (Rare Recruits, boosters and evolvers etc.) 
• DON'T focus on the Story Mode too much. After you unlock the Extra Isle (by finishing Shells Town ), it is a very good alternative, as the rewards there are better and relatively unique. Story Isle should almost never be attempted when there are no rewards (2x Drop, 2x Pirate EXP, 2x Beli, 0.5x Stamina). Out of those, 0.5x Stamina is best for rushing the Story, and 2x Drop is best for farming. 2x EXP may occasionally be better then Extra Isle, but the rewards (drops) are usually not as good, and 2x Beli is really just barely better then no bonus (because beli is relatively plentiful anyway).
• DON'T rush with the Missions just for the sake of completion. Check what rewards they give, and get them as you need them. Gems and turtles are good, but leave evolvers for when you need them. Unlocking ships is cool, but you won't have resources to max them out for a long time anyway, so take your time.
• DON'T waste cola on bad ships like Dinghy . Save it for better ships (for now max Merry Go , by the time you are done you should have a decent feeling which ships are playable. Or check the ship page for people's thoughts). On that note, do not click the Shipyard button at all until you get Merry Go (once clicked, you get a mini tutorial ad 5 free cola which they game will force you to spend instantly - and if you only have the crap-inghy, well, it will be sunk into that junk).
• Zoro Streaming Wolf Swords is worth keeping too, through his evolved version has its use on a zombie team, so in this case ideally you want one to keep unevolved, and another one to evolve.
• Fortunately very few units have different specials after evolving, and those three are the only one who have useful specials that do not strictly improve after evolution.
• DON'T!!! waste your Feast item. It's a rare item that gives 5 million experience, given through mail on game anniversaries and such (the odds are that you probably do not have it, but in case you do, and wonder what to do with it - here it is). Keep it until you get a Sugo Legend, and feed it to said legend, since they need the most EXP to reach max level. Second best choice is to feed it to a Raid/Clash boss, if you are really impatient to max one ( Eneru or Mihawk are probably most useful here).
• Update: with the new Limit break mechanic, dupes are gaining even more value, so it is now recommended you keep a few dupe copies in your box to be used as Limit Break unlockers. This note will be updated when this mechanic is introduced to global.
• DON'T!!! waste your skull (s), they are an evolver material. It is wasted if used for EXP boost. But you don't need to keep more than one per character, any dupe skulls are trash. Also, don't confuse easily farmable skulls for Straw Hats for the hard to get skulls for legends (you can also buy the latter from the Bazaar). Check the skull FAQ for more.
• DON'T!!! spend Training Points on low-cost Bazaar crap. Save it for ships/characters. Your first buy should be the Rocketman ship or the Flying Dutchman (but you may have to wait months for them to cycle back to the shop). Bazaar page explains in more detail what's worth buying and what's a trap.
• DON'T!!! sell characters unless they are grunts describes in notes as useless. As a rule thumb, never throw away an RR character, and keep your FN and Story characters too.
• DON'T feed your cotton candy inefficiently - one by one - to a high level character. This is expensive, beli-wise. Short version - feed your cotton candy to an evolver or another LEVEL 1 trash character until you get to max +50 CC on them (more cost efficient than +100 or +200). Then feed that those +50 trash characters to your lvl. 99 legend or another strong character. Doing this properly can save you as much as several million beli. See the FAQ at cotton candy page for more details.
• DON'T bother with Unlockable Quests , they are generally not worth the gems to unlock them. Free turtles are better, manuals drop from various quests, and the only items you may really need is unique super-evolution materials for a very small set of characters (Germa units, legend Eneru, and few others).
• DON'T!!! waste your cotton candy on a weak character. When you get your first and subsequent cotton candy if it is ATK buff, feed it to your 5-star Zoro, 5+ Luffy, or another 2x+ ATK captain, preferably a legend if you were lucky enough to pull one. If it is a HP candy feed it to someone who boosts HP (Zoro again if you don't have a better choice). If it is a RCV candy, keep it for Eneru / Legendary Marco / Boa / INTIvankov /and such. Don't feed it to a random character or a weak healer (if you are not sure, ask). If you have box-space issue, see the cotton candy article for a guide on how to deal with that.

New Player DOs [ ]

• DO log in at least once every day to get your daily log-in bonus and mail. No need to play if you are busy, just log in to the game screen, open and delete your mail. (Do not let your mail pile up as after you reach the max of 300 you'll stop getting daily and special rewards. Best to delete each mail as soon as you open it).
• Once a week or every two weeks clean up your friend list by sorting it by "time". See who has not played for a week or so and drop them. Only players who played within 8 hours or so will appear on your friend captain list to choose from as an addition to your team. Any inactive player on your friend list is a one less choice.
• DO Favorite your characters that you work on. This ensures you don't sell them or power them up by accident.
• DO understand Guerrilla Turtles Times and try to catch them as much as possible on Daily:Monday and Friday quests.
• DO switch your ships on all 8 crews from Dinghy to Merry Go and use your cola to max it ASAP .
• DO try to use your stamina efficiently, real life time permitting. If you don't have time to do big battles, try to farm some evolvers.
• DO connect your account to Facebook/Twitter for easy recovery. Go to Others>Change Device>Change Device with SNS>Back-Up Date with SNS and follow the instructions.
• DO understand the STR DEX QCK INT PSY color dependencies and that different missions and events may require drastically different teams. All Extra Island missions have guides, check them out if you are stuck. Guides for Story Islands are few, you can write some too (hint).
• DO practice to improve your PERFECT hit ratio. It may take few months but you will eventually get to the point that most of your hits are PERFECTs. DO realize that without that skill, you simply will not be able to do the most difficult missions reliably.
• DO Store your cotton candy in level 1 trash characters to save box space and beli. +50 is best. See cotton candy page for details why.
• DO Complete your weekly Chopperman Missions , as well as any other C's Missions the game has. One exception: you may want to wait before completing too many Rookie missions. It is a bit counter intuitive, but some of them give a lot of EXP, and you may waste it (as in, by getting too much stamina that you cannot store). Further, you'll want to maximize that EXP boost by using Flying Dutchman or Hoe and an EXP-boosting captain, preferably on that gives you 1.5x EXP boost (like Neptune King of the Ryugu Kingdom ) or a even better, Legend Jack for 2x EXP boost. So DON'T!!! rush to complete the Rookie missions until you understand how stamina/experience work. C's Mission page has some detailed tables/numbers related to the EXP gain, check it out.
• DO Play in the monthly Treasure Map . It has a separate stamina bar from the regular one, so it's free farming/training. Try to use Trusted or Limit Breakable characters to get the most benefit out of it.
• DO Likewise, play the monthly Kizuna Clash , it also has its own separate stamina bar (like thingy...). Try to complete as many of the help requests as you can. Even if you lose, you can get some tickets from help requests, and try to help others, sometimes enemies are at very low HP and even new player teams can clear those help requests.
• DO Use auto to reduce the time you need to pointlessly farm. See here for tips on how to auto well .
• DO Play Pirate Rumble Festival 3 times a day, do the Single Player Matches ASAP to open the Gather Island , and collect resources there every day.

New Player Roadmap [ ]

Note: The roadmap to farming story units is less and less useful these days, as a) you can pull story units from Friend Recruit, b) there are many new, easy to get FN units that are better than some of the story units listed below and c) you may have RR units that are also much better than some units below. Feel free to skip sections below that you feel your current box is already on top of.

(For Pirate Level 1-70)

• You'll first want to make a team that has at least a 2x or better ATK boosting captain. EXPLaw is a good go-to unit you get for free in a mail.
• Soon you'll hit a roadblock in story mode. Stop doing story mode and farm Extra Isle for a while. It's the BEST place to level up your units.
• Next you must master the Type Matchup team build. You'll want to get 5 good units of each type ( DEX , STR , QCK , INT , and PSY . Ditto, for each class (Striker, Slasher, etc.). As fortnights come, try and gather the units so you can balance your teams. Rainbow teams with a unit of each color are very popular. The reason is that you'll want to finish your attacks with the characters that are strong against that boss. So a DEX boss will destroy a QCK boss must faster than a STR could. See Gameplay:Type Matchups for more information.
• Once you have a balance of units, level up one 1000+ ATK character. Focus on one or two to be at highest. You'll get a LOT more damage out of one unit being really really strong as opposed to 3 moderate units. Understand what an attack chain is.
• Don't use Gems on anything but Sugo-fest for characters, except to expand the box slowly.
• When you get Usopp, evolve him to Usopp Usopp Golden Pound ASAP and STOP . One, if not the best character in the game for beginners.
• Skip all raids (clashes), don't gem just to win you impatient little gamer. Their time will come later. Getting one copy of a raid unit is not going to be useful anyway, you need few dozens to improve their special.
• If you want to level up your Pirate level, try to farm 10 stamina turtle node with EXP-boosting captain and ship.

Tips for Intermediate Players [ ]

(For Pirate Level 71-150)

• You'll want to focus on Extra Island most of the time as you will start to collect manuals and character copies for socketing . It will still be a while before you can do it in high volume, since you need to be able to clear 30 stamina isles repeatedly for that.
• What are manuals ? Manuals give you a chance to lower the number of turns you must wait before using a special. This might seem insignificant, but as this game gets harder, you'll find stalling can be a challenge and you MUST lower cool-down on units.
• Which units to save? Looks for those that boost attack, boost orb effectiveness, grant a conditional attack, heal, or have a high ATK value. As a rule of thumb, save each RR unit, and if your box permits, all other non-grunt units too. They may be boosted on a TM or such.
• Every few weeks, a 2x skill-up event occurs. This doubles the chances of lowering a cool-down when using a manual or character with matching special. Keep your manuals and character copies for that time.
• Which sockets to keep? Good ones: Bind/Despair reduction, Auto-Heal, Charge Specials, Matching Orb, Damage Reduction. Everything else is considered weak. See our page on sockets .
• If you run out of space, increase box space, then start eating weaker-character manuals/copies. Don't keep too many evolvers, but treasure your Sea Stallions , rainbow evolvers and lobsters . Without these characters you can really cause the game to bottleneck and prevent progress and evolution of your units. Do keep in mind that Sea Ponies and Robber Penguins and Hermit Crabs are Pig (Porc) evolver fodder, so actually the most useless evolvers are Pirate Penguins and Armored Crabs. Don't keep more then 1-2 of those.
• Begin to plan out your character attack order before attacking. You'll only get a one character advance notice of who is targeted next, and this can be not enough time to switch attack to a different enemy. Look at unit cool-downs and start practicing switching targets when needed. It's a skill you'll need for Forests or at times, Raids/Clashes later in the game as you get more powerful.
• Planning stalls: Some raids or FN need you to stall at certain times. Learn your unit cooldowns, specials, and where to use GPU to maximize the stall time. Remember that units with high defense can easily die to combo hits from high-combo characters.
• For how to get a Full Board Orb - see Full Board Orb Controllers
• Characters that increase Orb Chance generation like Thatch , and Shanks Black Clad Emperor can be used instead
• Both of the above can be increased in duration through Orb Locking characters like Paulie - if you find a spot for them in your team.
• Your team will sometimes want one Damage Reducing character like Alvida , or Smoker
• Getting a matching orb is only one step for full damage burst. You can further multiply this three times with a matching orb booster (ex. Donquixote Doflamingo Warlord of the Sea ), class or color burst (ex. Nico Robin ), and against enemy burst (ex. Sadie Impel Down Chief Jailer ). See this guide for details.
• Now is the time to start planning a strong team to take down raid and Coliseum bosses. Mihawk , Chopper , Garp and Blackbeard are among the easier ones. Doffy and Enel are much harder, but those characters are the among the best. Either way, all can be completed before you hit P-LV 100, and without too much or any gems spend - but you will need to study the guides, get a bit lucky with unit pulls/drops, and work on your perfects. Also, don't despair about the high difficulty levels, go for the easiest ones - and repeat them until a poster drops, then stop. You will come back to farm them later, for now focus on leveling your new F2P prize.
• When cleaning your friend list, you will also want to drop anyone who is 100 or more levels under your current P-LV. Each 10 levels reduces their appearance on your list by an hour (to a min. of 1 hour), and 8 hours is the default time. (This was improved a bit around late 2018, but as a rule fo thumb - try to keep friends close to your level, and of course kick anyone who has been inactive for a while!).
• for events when you want two different captains (one as a friend and one your own, let's say Zoro and Law), and when you have both,and when you have difficulty finding the right match, use the following trick: put both captains in different slots, perhaps leading a mirror team. If you need Zoro, chose Zoro team for the mission, chose a Zoro helper, then swipe the team to Law. If you need Law, reverse the choices. This way you will have the most choices, while being able to run two different captains.

Intermediate Guide to Team Building [ ]

At this point you likely have one team of each color, and some variations based on your best captains, likely from RR. Hopefully you have at least one Legend. You are farming some fortnights and doing easier Clashes!!, at least, and you check their guides, notes on team-building for them, and adjust your teams as needed. For turtle times, you have one or more teams based on suggested turtle teams in the respective guide. Two general tips:

• be considerate and leave your best turtle/fortnight/clash captains in some slots, so that others can use them even if you are not running a given event
• Nakama Network is your friend :) Check it out for good ideas, and leave your teams there for others. Particularly for older/easier content. The site was created ~2018 and many experienced players don't bother posting teams for old content they cleared long ago. Help new players by sharing your teams there, even if they are for easy content that we, experienced players, forgot about years ago.

Tips for Advanced Players [ ]

(For Pirate Level 151+)

• You really want to focus on collecting manuals for maxing out your characters, and on collecting character copies for maxing sockets.
• Cash won't really be an issue now that you are farming raid bosses.
• You can now start thinking about Limit Break .

Glossary [ ]

See Glossary .

General FAQ [ ]

See FAQ . But, seriously, take a look. It has a lot of info that new players (and not only) will find useful, and some of it was not covered in the sections above. If you read that far, do finish the lesson :)

Other guides/useful sites [ ]

• Reddit OPTC wiki : https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePieceTC/wiki/index - but it is half-obsolete as it is not open to editing by newcomers
• OPTC github tools : https://optc.github.io/ are worth exploring
• Nakama Network : https://www.nakama.network best team sharing site
• TM Team Planner : https://lukforce.bitbucket.io/tm-planner/ very helpful TM planning site
• OPTC Official English Site : http://onepiece-treasurecruise.com/en/ - has decent guides and basic character / story mode information. Not bad for an official page
• OPTC Eng Blog : https://op-tc-eng-version.blogspot.com/ is a good fansite with a bunch of guides.
• OPTC Guide : http://optcguide.com/ - I haven't used it much but is seems fairly up to date.
• OPTC Academy : http://optcacademy.com/ - seems focused on the Japanese, not Global version.
• add more sites here, we are link friendly

There are also Japanese pages:

• http://onepiece-treasurecruise.com/ Official Japanese site
• https://トレクル.gamewith.jp/ "Gamewith" is considered a very useful fansite - for those who read Japanese. Otherwise, you can get a bit of use of it through Google Translate.
• 1 Tips for New OPTC Players and Roadmap
• 2 Crystal Skulls
• 3 Limit Break

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One piece treasure cruise tier list 2024: best characters ranked.

Developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment, One Piece Treasure Cruise is a free-to-play RPG based on the Japanese manga series One Piece. Players need to assemble a team of six characters with different abilities and skill sets. As captain of a pirate crew, all you need to do is explore different islands and battle enemies with your dream team. 

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You need to choose the best fighters for your adventure across the sea. And to help you with that here is a complete and updated One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier list.

One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier List: Best and Worst Characters Ranked

In the One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier list, the characters are ranked in six different tiers:

• S-Tier- The strongest of the lot, S-Tier characters are versatile and can fight the toughest enemy with ease. They definitely help you rank better.
• A-Tier- A-Tier characters are good performers and have a strong impact on the battles across the seas. Of course lower in abilities than S-Tier, but if you meet an A-Tier character make sure to recruit one in your crew. 
• B-Tier- These characters are best when you are in the early phases of the game. If used properly they prove to be the best additions to your team. 
• C-Tier- They are simply the fillers. Like having something than nothing. Better choose from the above tiers if have a choice.
• D-Tier- Don’t even think about recruiting one from the D-Tier. With no proper skills and abilities, they are good for nothing. Avoid them to succeed. 

Without further ado, let us give you a detailed overview of the One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier list.

• Monkey D. Luffy (PSYFighter/Powerhouse)
• Vivi & Rebecca (DEX/STR/Cerebral/Striker)
• Monkey D Luffy Future (STR/Fighter/Free Spirit)
• Luffy & Law (DEX/QCK/Fighter/Slasher)
• Douglas Bullet (STR/Fighter/Driven)
• Gol D. Roger (PSY/Free Spirit/Slasher)
• Red Hair Pirates (PSY/QCK/Slasher/Cerebral)
• Sabo & Koala (STR/INT/Free Spirit/Cerebral)
• Kozuki Oden (STR/Slasher/Free Spirit)
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• Trafalgar Law (PSY/Free Spirit/Slasher)
• Whitebeard & Marco (PSY/INT/Striker/Powerhouse)
• Kaido (DEX/Powerhouse/Striker)
• O-Soba Mask (QCK/Powerhouse/Free Spirit)
• Blackbeard (INT/Driven/Powerhouse)
• Charlotte Katakuri (INT/Driven/Fighter)
• Mihawk & Perona (STR/PSY/Cerebral/Driven)
• Ace (INT/Shooter/Fighter)
• Law (INT/Cerebral/Slasher)
• Boa Hancock (PSY/Free Spirit/Shooter)
• Silvers Rayleigh (INT/Slasher/Fighter)
• Sugar (QCK/Driven/Cerebral)
• Mihawk (INT/Slasher/Cerebral)
• Corazon (DEX/Free Spirit/Cerebral)
• Sakazuki (INT/Fighter/Shooter)
• Kuzan (PSY/Striker/Shooter)

• Charlotte Katakuri (PSY/Fighter/Powerhouse)
• Nami & Robin (DEX/INT/Free Spirit/Cerebral)
• Luffytaro & Zorojuro (STR/DEX Free Spirit/Slasher)
• Garp the Fist (PSY/Free Spirit/Powerhouse)
• Whitebeard, End of the Long Journey (QCK/Powerhouse/Striker)
• Bartolomeo & Cavendish (DEX/QCK/Driven/Slasher)
• Carrot (QCK/Fighter/Slasher)
• Charlotte Cracker (QCK/Powerhouse/Slasher)
• Shirahoshi & Mansherry (INT/PSY/Cerebral/Striker)
• Sabo (PSY/Fighter/Free Spirit)

• Charlotte Pudding (INT/Cerebral/Shooter)
• Eustass Kid (DEX/Driven/Striker)
• Tony Tony Chopper Heavy Point (PSY/Fighter/Free Spirit)
• Strawhat Luffy (QCK/Fighter/Free Spirit)
• Dark King Rayleigh (DEX/Cerebral/Free Spirit)
• Red Hair Shanks (INT/Cerebral/Free Spirit)
• Lucy (STR/Striker/Fighter)
• Revolutionary Army Chief of Staff Sabo (QCK/Fighter/Free Spirit)
• Katakuri (INT/Striker/Powerhouse)
• Nami (DEX/Cerebral/Striker)
• Vinsmoke Judge (PSY/Powerhouse/Driven)
• Kuzan (QCK/Free Spirit/Shooter)
• Vinsmoke Judge (INT/Powerhouse/Driven)
• Oiran Komurasaki (QCK/Slasher/Cerebral)
• Magician Basil Hawkins (DEX/Cerebral/Slasher)
• Inuarashi & Nekomamushi (STR/PSY/Striker/Cerebral)
• White Chase Smoker (QCK/Striker/Driven)
• Luffy & Ace (QCK/STR/Free Spirit/Fighter)
• Heavenly Demon Doflamingo (DEX/Driven/Cerebral)
• Dracule Mihawk
• Fleet Admiral Sakazuki
• Marco the Phoenix
• Inuarashi & Nekomamushi
• Heavenly Demon Doflamingo
• Hawk Eyes Mihawk
• White Chase Smoker
• Luffy & Ace
• Roronoa Zoro
• Vinsmoke Sanj
• Knight of the Sea Jinbe

Whenever new characters are released, we update the One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier List. So do remember to come back for more updates. 

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier List (OPTC)

One Piece Treasure Cruise is a mobile battler packed with all of your favorite One Piece characters, and I mean packed! As picking the best is challenging, this One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list will help you make the right choice!

Best OPTC Characters Tier List - One Piece Treasure Cruise

One Piece Treasure Cruise has 3,000-plus characters to collect if you include all the variations available. This makes a full character list almost impossible, especially as new characters tend to eclipse many older ones. To find the best-ranked OPTC characters, read on for our One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list. 

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Best Characters in One Piece Treasure, ranked

You'll get a lot of new characters as you play One Piece Treasure Cruise, so what you're looking for are Legends . You'll get one when the Wanted Poster in the pull shines red . The chance of getting them on a pull is only about one to three percent, but they're all worth keeping. Also, note that you want a good mix of character types (psy, dex, str, etc), as they will be helpful in different teams for farming.

S-Tier One Piece Treasure Cruise Characters List

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One Piece Treasure Cruise is a gacha game based on Eiichiro Oda's manga. It has been developed by Bandai Namco and is available for both iOS and Android platforms. It has over 5 million downloads on the Google Play Store, which makes it a rather famous mobile game.

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The developers at Bandai Namco try to frequently release new legends to keep the game constantly fun. Each legend is different from the other and has a unique use. Which are the best legends in the global version of One Piece Treasure Cruise ?

Updated on September 26, 2022, by Suzail Ahmad : One Piece Treasure Cruise has picked up the pace at which they release new legends. Such has been the increase that many players have stopped playing the game completely. Each legend has a high attack boost and tremendously powerful special abilities, which make them a great addition to any team. With the rapid increase in the number of legends, it has become increasingly difficult to choose the best legends in the game. This is a big problem due to the limited amount of Rainbow Gems that the players get to spend. To help the players with their conundrum, we have added the best One Piece Treasure Cruise legends to the list.

20 Uta – The Latest Movie Legend

• Class: Cerebral, Striker
• Stats: ATK- 1724, RCV- 400

Uta is a brand-new character that was introduced in One Piece: Film Red . While the movie is still coming out in different countries, One Piece Treasure Cruise has already released two units for Uta, and her 6-star version is among the best units in the game .

With her captain ability, Uta takes care of 10 turns of paralysis and cooldown rewind. In addition to the inbuilt utility that she offers, Uta is 5.25x captain for INT, Striker, and Cerebral characters and also increased their HP by 1.3x. Uta's special offers the crew a very high boost. All these things make her an excellent legend.

19 Kaido – Offers Insanely High Damage

• Class: Striker, Powerhouse
• Stats: ATK- 1771, RCV- 75

Being the main antagonist of the Wano Country arc, Kaido has various units, including multiple legends. The strongest version of Kaido is the STR hybrid legend. As the captain of the crew, he boosts the attack of Powerhouse and Striker class by 5.25x, and if he has a WANO orb on him while attacking, he will ignore debuff protection and cause the enemies to 1.5x extra damage.

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To get the orb on Kaido, the players simply need to activate his super special, and he will grant the top and middle units WANO orbs. Kaido's normal special offers a 2.75x orb boost to two classes and a conditional boost of 2x against enemies who have been inflicted with the increased damage debuff. Kaido's Super Tandem boosts the damage even more, but most players won't be able to max it out.

18 Luffy And The Straw Hat Pirates – Arguably The Best Unit

• Class: Fighter, Free Spirit
• Type: STR/DEX
• Stats: ATK- 1756, RCV- 356

Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates have an insanely good captain and special ability, but the thing that stands out most is their Last Tap ability, which allows players to bypass the resilience buffs on the enemy. This effectively frees up a slot on the crew, which can help the players greatly.

When the dual captain ability is active, the unit will boost the attack of all units by 5.25x if they have matching orbs, and boost their HP by 1.5x. Furthermore, any buffs that are specific to a class or color are applied to the whole crew instead. The unit also changes all orbs into RAINBOW orbs and offers attack, orb, color affinity, and chain boost. All these qualities make them a part of all the best One Piece Treasure Cruise teams.

17 Roger And Newgate – High Damage and Utility

• Class: Slasher/Striker
• Type: PSY/INT
• Stats: ATK- 1799, RCV- 299

Roger and Newgate offer a 5.5x attack boost to Slasher and Striker classes and boost their HP by 1.2x. The unit also reduces Bind, Paralysis, and Silence by 1 turn.

Their special increases attack or orb boost depending on which character is being used when the special is activated. They also reduce Despair duration by 20 turns, while adding color affinity.

16 Yamato And Ace – Packed Special

• Class: Free Spirit, Striker
• Stats: ATK- 1680, RCV- 266

Yamato and Ace are among the best One Piece Treasure Cruise characters . When their captain ability is active, they boost the attack of Striker, Shooter, and Free Spirit characters up to 5.5x. With each perfect, they heal twice their RCV, and they reduce Bind and Silence by 10 turns.

The unit even offers a 20% damage reduction, which makes the teams particularly tanky. The special of the unit reduces cooldown by 2 turns, boosts damage against enemies that have been afflicted with Burn, and boosts the attack of Striker, Shooter, and Free Spirit characters by 2.75x.

15 Vivi & Rebecca – Great As A Sub

• Class: Striker, Cerebral
• Stats: ATK- 1512, RCV- 478

Vivi & Rebecca Shared Benefactor proves that any legend is capable of surviving for years if the developers put effort into the unit. Vivi & Rebecca may not be the best captain to use in order to clear the content, but what makes this unit almost irreplaceable is its swap and special.

With their special, Vivi & Rebecca remove damage reduction and increase defense shield completely, and they add 2x affinity for Striker and Cerebral characters. Vivi & Rebecca provide extra healing and chain lock with its swap, which allows the player to clear rooms before the boss stage with relative ease.

14 Halloween Law – Ideal For Speed Runs

• Class: Slasher, Cerebral
• Stats: ATK- 1595, RCV- 302

Halloween Law is a very strong unit that boosts the attack of INT characters by a variable amount. It starts at 4.25x and every perfect adds 0.15x more attack. The players can also heal by hitting perfects, which works perfectly with his ability to add more damage.

In addition to this, Law reflects any damage taken by 100x in INT damage to all the enemies and he reduces 10 turns of despair with his captain ability as well. Law's special isn't bad either; he boosts orbs of INT characters and provides one turn of resilience.

13 Halloween Shanks – Overall The Best INT Legend

• Stats: ATK- 1602, RCV- 291

Shanks is a universal attack booster, but most of the time players will be using him as an INT lead. His captain ability boosts the attack of INT characters up to 5x and the rest of the colors get a 3.75x boost, which is not bad at all. Like Law, every perfect provides an additional heal.

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Shanks's special is quite restrictive as players need four INT characters to get the chain multiplier and his affinity boost only works for Slasher and Cerebral characters. Both boosts last for 3 turns. Shanks's super special provides orb manipulation and 100% defense reduction. Shanks is extremely good in PvP as well.

12 Red Hair Pirates – Broken Swap & High Chain-lock

• Type: QCK/PSY
• Stats: ATK- 1625, RCV- 360

The Red Hair Pirates have aged quite well ever since their release. They are universal attack boosters that boost the attack of all characters by 4.5x and they also provide a decent HP boost. The unit also reduces 10 turns of special silence and makes two types of orbs matching for the entire crew.

Their special locks the chain at 3.5x which allows the players to take down high HP bosses. The best thing about the unit is the swap. By swapping the unit, they provide a 1.5x attack to the entire crew and they guarantee 3 matching orbs almost all the time.

11 V3 Boa Hancock – Unique Mero Mero Special

• Class: Free Spirit, Shooter
• Stats: ATK- 1551, RCV- 380

Boa Hancock is a PSY legend with a very unique special ability. She is the best Boa Hancock unit in the game. Boa Hancock boosts the attack of PSY characters by 4x and it goes up to 5x depending on the amount healed. She boosts the attack of all other characters by 3.75x.

The thing that truly makes Boa an insane unit is her special. Boa's special inflicts Mero Mero state on all enemies. The enemies that are in the Mero Mero state cannot attack until 15 combo hits are dealt to the enemies. Her super special can be triggered by simply using her regular special, which makes her extremely easy to use.

10 V2 Snakeman – Great Special & Captain Ability

• Stats: ATK- 1650, RCV- 295

The second legend Snakeman was released on the global version along with three other legends. Luffy's Snakeman is a super strong unit that takes care of attack and orb boost with its super special and regular special respectively.

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Luffy boosts the attack of STR characters by 4x without a matching orb and by 5x if they have an STR or RCV orb. Naturally, the unit makes RCV orbs beneficial for all characters and also provides a solid HP and RCV boost.

9 Kozuki Oden – Can Give WANO Orbs To Any Team

• Class: Free Spirit, Slasher
• Stats: ATK 1644, RCV- 225

Oden is one of the two super legends who were released on both the Global and Japanese versions simultaneously. Oden provides a 4.25x attack boost to all characters and a huge 1.5x HP boost, which makes the teams very tanky. STR characters get a 4.75x attack boost if they have a WANO orb.

WANO orbs provide a whooping 2.5x attack boost and they cannot be shuffled just like RAINBOW orbs. Oden's special changes STR orbs into WANO orbs and the unit also provides a 2.5x orb boost to Slasher and Free Spirit characters for two turns.

8 V2 Shirahoshi/Mansherry — High Utility Sub That Gives High Chain Boost

• Stats: ATK-1424, RCV-624

The first Shirahoshi/Mansherry legend was phenomenally good and so the expectations for V2 Shirahoshi/Mansherry were very high, and it is fair to say that Bandai did not disappoint the players.

V2 Shirahoshi/Mansherry have a special and it deals with a lot of enemy debuffs. With their special, they remove RCV Down, Poison, Paralysis, and Blindness completely, and they also reduce Burn and Bind by 7 turns. They also heal the crew and add 1.2x to the chain multiplier.

7 Sugar – Can Bypass Barriers & Other Annoying Debuffs

• Class: Driven, Cerebral
• Stats: ATK- 1520, RCV- 317

Sugar is arguably the most fun unit in the game. With her captain ability, she boosts the attack of characters that have a cost of 40 or less by 4.5x, while the other characters get boosted by 3x.

Sugar can turn five characters into toy bears with her special, and these bears have a cost of 40. The toy bears are unaffected by stun, paralysis, bind, and burn, plus they also ignore barriers on enemies.

6 Gol D. Roger – Has The Most Powerful Captain Ability

• Stats: ATK- 1740, RCV- 202

Roger made his debut in the game along with Oden, during the Super Sugo Fest. He has the strongest captain ability in the entire game. He boosts the attack of all characters by 4.5x and it goes up to 5x when the player uses his special.

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The special thing about Roger is that the enemies can't clear the buffs that have been placed on the crew. This action is limited, and it is triggered only once during an adventure. His special boosts attack up to 3x for a turn depending on the damage that has been dealt throughout the adventure.

5 Luffy/Sanji – Easy Orb Manipulation

• Type: STR/PSY
• Stats: ATK- 1671, RCV- 371

Ever since their release, Luffy/Sanji have fallen off pretty badly. They are very slow in comparison to the newer legends. The unit allows the players to overfill HP. This mechanic makes the teams a lot more durable and allows them to tank more hits.

They also reduce bind, despair, and paralysis by one turn with their swap. Their special provides a huge heal and boosts the crew's attack by either 2.5x or 2x, depending on the HP at the time special was launched.

4 Sanji/Pudding— Works Well As Both Sub And Lead

• Class: Fighter, Cerebral
• Type: DEX/QCK
• Stats: ATK- 1654, RCV- 393

Sanji/Pudding is one of the most overlooked legends in the game, however, they are easily one of the most consistently performing legends. When their dual form is activated they boost the attack of Cerebral and Fighter characters by 5x and they also make three-color orbs matching the two classes.

With their special, Sanji/Pudding removes two types of defensive buffs from enemies completely and they also boost the color affinity for Cerebral and Fighter characters by 2.25x.

3 Big Mom vs Kaido- EOT Damage

• Class: Driven, Powerhouse
• Type: STR/INT
• Stats: ATK- 1750, RCV- 233

Big Mom vs Kaido is the first versus legend to be introduced in the game. Both of them serve unique purposes. VS Kaido is mainly used for speed farming as he cuts the HP of enemies by 20% at the end of every turn. And Kaido's VS ability can deal very high damage to enemies , but he is nerfed by NAO.

VS Big Mom is also a 5x captain but for STR, PSY, and INT(Kaido boosts STR, DEX, and INT). When her VS ability is activated, Big Mom can bypass defensive effects and barriers. She is tankier as she boosts HP by 1.5x to Kaido 1.3x.

2 Fire Tank Pirates- Very Tanky Unit

• Class: Shooter, Driven
• Type: DEX/PSY
• Stats: ATK- 1600, RCV- 345

Fire Tank Pirates is an astoundingly powerful legend. The legend makes the crew immune to being blown away. In their dual form, the legend is a 5x captain for Shooter and Driven characters. They also reduce incoming damage by 60%.

With their special, Fire Tank Pirates reduce Silence by 5 turns and boost the attack of Shooter and Driven characters by 2.5x for 2 turns. The legend removes silence on themselves completely with their swap and also reduces damage and heals the crew by a small percentage.

1 Ace VS Akainu- Can Burn Through Immunity

• Class: Shooter/Free Spirit, Driven/Powerhouse
• Type: STR/QCK
• Stats: ATK- 1699, RCV- 283

Ace VS Akainu is undoubtedly the best legend in the game. They are the second versus legend released on the global version of the game. VS Ace is a Shooter and Free Spirit captain with inbuilt special rewind resistance. He also has a 2x conditional attack boost against enemies that have burn applied to them, but Ace's burn does not go through immunity.

VS Akainu is a literal monster who is a flat 5x captain for Driven and Powerhouse characters, and after every turn, he applies burn to enemies. The most amazing thing is that Akainu's burn is able to bypass immunity . With such incredible abilities, it is easy to see why they are one of the best legends in the game.

One Piece Treasure Cruise is available on Android and iOS.

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier List

Not all characters in One Piece Treasure Cruise are equally good. Here's the best One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list showing the best characters.

One Piece Treasure Cruise is a grand RPG adventure that sees you traveling across the seas, facing tough enemies, and soaking in the story of Eichiro Oda’s world-renowned masterpiece.

Along the way, you have access to hundreds of crew members, to form the ultimate pirate crew. To help with this colossal task, we’ve made a tier list that ranks the best characters to use in the game.

Read on to know which characters are worthy of becoming your nakama in your grand adventure.

Note: Due to the sheer volume of released characters, only the most useful ones are included in this list.

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The best characters in the game. They have great stats, offer utility for your team, and have great versatility in their playstyles.

These are excellent characters that fit well in any team. Sometimes, they can even surpass S-tiers depending on your crew composition.

These are great characters that excel at their role in the battle. Not all of them are all-rounders, but they get the job done.

Good characters that don’t’ stand out but offer decent help in battle.

These characters are serviceable but require adjustments to your team composition.

These are characters with an extremely niche use case. They have value, but only for specific situations and party compositions.

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier List (2024)

Check out this One Piece Treasure Cruise Tier List and find out which are the best characters.

This One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list ranks all the characters from best to average based on each character’s type and class. As you already know, it is a popular RPG-style anime game for Android and iOS. This game is based on the story of One Piece, as you join Luffy on his journey to become the Pirate King. The game has a lot of characters to offer for you to build your crew. This game offers much to you, from fan-favorite heroes to the most hated villains. So, without further ado, let’s get into the OPTC tier list rankings.

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The S-tier characters have better stats than C, D, and F-tier characters. However, you shouldn’t underestimate the characters in the A-tier list characters either. Also, a lot of B-tier list characters are very good.

What are the types and classes in OPTC?

This Tier list is just my suggestion; you could also check out these factors to build your crew instead of following the tier list. There are 5 types of One Piece Treasure Cruise.

Each type has an advantage over the other. The Type advantage works as follows:

• STR > DEX, that is, STR characters are more effective and do more damage to DEX characters. And, inversely, DEX is less effective and deals less damage to STR characters. Similarly, DEX > QCK and QCK > STR.
• PSY and INT characters can both be effective or not effective to each other. So, PSY > INT and INT > PSY.

There are 8 classes in the game.

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So whenever you are making your crew, consider these types and classes. You should decide your crew such that the crew members complement each other abilities.

This sums up this One Piece Treasure Cruise (OPTC) Tier List. Check out our Dragon Ball Fighter Z tier list for another tier list based on anime games.

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One Piece Treasure Cruise reroll guide

One Piece Treasure Cruise is one of the most venerable gacha games on mobile there is, with an almost decade-long pedigree since its release in 2014. But for players just getting started, it can be difficult to get a good crew together, and what’s this thing called “rerolling” everyone keeps talking about?

What is rerolling?

What you can get from one piece treasure cruise reroll.

But you also have events called “Sugo-fests”, which happen on a fairly common rota of around once every two weeks. These provide much greater pull rates, and when combined with your first pulls, you can get some genuinely rare characters as a result. Add onto that the rerolling trick and the tedium involved, and rerolling starts to be a lot more worthwhile.

Characters to aim for

Note: Using the headstart Sugo-fest, you receive pity-pulls if you recruit at least 11 times. With your daily rainbow gems, you can easily accrue something like 100 rainbow gems within the first 72 hours to take advantage of this.

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You’ll also want to keep your eye out as One Piece Treasure Cruise is already underway with its 9.5-year anniversary, and with a decade coming up since launch, there’s sure to be a lot of great opportunities for rewards and more on the way!

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Guide: Tips and Strategy

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OPTC is an excellent game very similar to Brave Frontier, except that you get more action and fun. There is no auto battle option and requires way more skill, which is something for a change. Here is a general guide for One Piece Treasure Cruise.

Character Types and Relationships

Source: OPTC Guide

Each type comes with its on strength and weaknesses.

• STR – Strong against DEX (2x Attack Power) and weak against QCK (0.5x Attack Power)
• DEX – Strong against QCK (2x Attack Power) and weak against STR (0.5x Attack Power)
• QCK – Strong against STR (2x Attack Power) and weak against DEX (0.5x Attack Power)
• PSY – Strong against INT (2x Attack Power)
• INT – Strong against PSY (2x Attack Power)

If you ever forget these relationships, check the top left corner of your game when in battle. Each character type can further be classified into a subclass of Fighter, Shooter, Slasher or Striker.

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Keep Your Starting Characters

Sometimes, you will be tempted to sell off characters that you think are not that strong. Keep in mind you will get the following characters – Luffy, Coby, Zoro, Usopp, Sanji, Nami and Chopper from story mode.

We recommend upgrading Usopp to Golden Pound Usopp by swiping right. He is one of the best characters in the game. Golden Pound Usopp’s special takes 15(10 max special lvl) turns to charge and that could be the deciding factor in winning a battle later on.

Leveling Your Characters and Crew Cost

Always be sure to power up your characters by feeding characters you won’t be using to the ones that are in your main team. Just make sure you don’t feed those we mentioned earlier. 🙂

Crew cost can only be increased as your pirate level increases. The pirate level is basically your experience bar. You gain them by fighting regular campaign maps. Every time your pirate level goes up, your crew cost will increase.

Special Attacks and Captain Abilities

Each character will have a special attack. For example Usopp is great character with a good special attack but weak normal attacks. His special attack will delay the enemy for 3 turns, which is very helpful against bosses. Special attacks can be leveled by feeding the same character with the same skill.

Captain Abilities(CA) are leader skills which gives the entire party a specific bonus. For example, Zoro’s CA boosts Dex by x1.5 and is very good in an all DEX team. Use the most suitable CA that will benefit the entire team.

Tandem Attacks

Tandem attacks are special moves only usable when you have specific characters in your team. They are very powerful and deal tonnes of damage. Here are a few tandem attack combos:

Tornado Tabasco Pound Phoenix – Deals 3x character’s ATK in damage to all enemies in back. Requires  Nami Tornado Tempo ,  Usopp Tabasco Star  and  Roronoa Zoro Pound Phoenix .

Weak Trio/Guts Attack – Deals 2x character’s ATK in damage to all enemies in front. Requires  Nami ,  Usopp  and  Tony Tony Chopper .

Golden Mirage Shot – Deals 2x character’s ATK in damage to all enemies. Requires  Usopp Usopp Golden Pound ,  Nami Mirage tempo  and  Chef Sanji Hot Rock Stew .

For more tandem attack info, check this out .

Need More Beli and Gems?

Beli is what you need to level or evolve your characters. The best place to get Beli is on weekends at the Golden Cavern Island. Depending on which level you farm, you should be expecting ~30k to 70k Beli. Regular maps also drop Beli but not as much as Golden Cavern Island.

Gems is the “Pay to Win” currency which you can get some even if you are free to play. Here are a few ways to get free gems:

• Login daily to get a free gem
• Login streaks will provide more gems
• Completing story mode provides gems upon completing it for the first time
• Completing new islands on Extra Isle will give you 1 gem.
• Raid bosses provides 1 gem for completing all difficulties(one time only)
• Special events Bandai gives will give gems

Guest Captains and Friend Points

Always add friends and use any Guest Captain relative to your level to make battles easier. It is important to add friends initially when you are weaker. Once your characters get stronger, you can opt to be more picky with who you add as a friend.

Friend points can be used to get new characters. The odds of getting a good character is slim, but you can save all friend points until you get a special event where they give higher odds of getting things like pigs. It will be more worthwhile.

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Merry Go is the only ship worth using cola on. It provides 1.5x boost to crews attack and 300Hp, which is pretty nice. Cola is used to upgrade the ships.

Cola can be gotten from regular maps and treasure chests. Spend some stamina farming story mode with plenty of stages such as Twin Cape 10 or Little Garden 10.

Good Characters to Farm

You can get some decent characters from story mode. The drop rates are quite low however. We do recommend you farming these characters suggested by optcguide.com :

• Alvida (Ch 3 – Alvida’s Hideout & 2 Ch 2,6 Loguetown)
• Morgan (Ch 9 – Shells Town)
• Buggy (Ch 5,13 – Orange Town & Ch 8 – Lougetown )
• Kuro (Ch 5,13 – Syrup Village )
• Zeff (Ch 3 – Baratie)
• Don Krieg (Ch 5,15 – Baratie)
• Arlong (Ch 14,15 – Arlong Park)
• Tashigi (Ch 10 – Loguetown)
• Smoker (Ch 12 Loguetown)
• Vivi (Ch 5,6,8 Twin Cape & Ch 4 Whiskey Peak)
• Laboon (Ch 9,10 Twin Cape)
• Miss Monday (Ch 3,7 Whiskey Peak)
• Mr.5 (Ch 9,13,14 Whiskey Peak)
• Mr.3 (Ch 11,15 Little Garden)
• Broggy (Ch 6 Little Garden)
• Dorry (Ch 7 Little Garden)

There you have it guys! Now go kick some butt!

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Best Support Characters Tier List

To fight and win in the game One Piece Treasure Cruise, one desire and the ability to play well is not enough. You will have to create a strong and comfortable team of pirates for you, and given how many characters there are in the game, this is not so easy to do. Also, for your team to win, you cannot use only strong attacking characters. You also need to add good support to the team, and today we have prepared for you a tier list of the best supporters in One Piece Treasure Cruise.

There are more than a thousand unique characters in One Piece Treasure Cruise, and of course, there are many supports among them. Most of them are unsuitable for playing at high ranks and are used by players exclusively in the initial game for lack of an alternative. But there are those characters that will be a great support for any team of pirates.

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Best Support Tier List

If you have several pirates from our tier list in your collection, we advise you to use them in battle. But if you have an S+ character, you’re lucky, as this pirate will help you climb the game ranks.

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