Every day there’s a wanted pirate. Build a team of ten pirates whose stats add up to more than theirs.
- Check the bounty. The Wanted poster shows the target’s total score. That’s the number to beat.
- Roll a pirate. Pictures flip past on their own. Tap the picture to stop, and tap again to land right away. Their stats stay hidden, so use what you know about One Piece.
- Pick a category. Strength, Speed, Haki, Weapon, Devil Fruit and so on. Whatever that pirate scores in the category you choose is added to your total. Each category can only be used once.
- Repeat ten times. When all ten slots are full, you win if your total beats the bounty.
- See how you did. Open “Show best possible” to see the ideal placement and where you lost points.
Good to know
- Stats go up to 250. Blackbeard’s two Devil Fruits count double, up to 450.
- A pirate with no weapon or Devil Fruit scores 0 there, so save those slots for pirates who have them.
- Pre-timeskip and post-timeskip versions are separate pirates.
- Crew bonuses: placing pirates from the same crew or group, like the Monster Trio, CP9 or the Admirals, adds bonus points. Pre and post-timeskip versions count as the same person.
- Gold pirates: now and then a pirate lands as a gold version, worth 10% more in whatever category you place them.
Infinite mode
- Rounds start with weaker pirates and get tougher. Win to keep your streak. Lose and the run ends.
- You earn a power-up after each cleared round. Ghost lowers the target’s Skill by 10 to 50%. Lilly carnation boosts a random placed stat and might lower another. Meat raises your Strength by 10 to 60%, even if you pick Strength later. Seastone Cuffs lower the target’s Devil Fruit by 10 to 70%, and sometimes boost your Weapon by 10 to 40%.
Your results
- The Bounty Book collects every pirate you roll or face. The Stats tab keeps your daily history and streaks. Settings has sound, motion and the stat editor. Everything is saved on this device only.