Throws a giant fireball and sets a big area on fire. Enemies receive lots of DoT and can’t enter the area without receiving damage. Perfect for c𓆏rowd control and clearing areas around ⛎high-bounty treasure chests.

Luffy’s Gear Two is one of the most devastating skills in the game right now. The continuous, high-speed punches can drain enemy HP and fill your bounty bar in an instant. No skill can currently counter Gear Two. That means ꦅif you land it, you’ll get plenty of rewa🔯rd.

There were high hopes from Magellan’s Hydra attack, and it doesn’t disappoint. The multi-headed stream of poison looks awesome, causes massive damage, and stuns enemies for a good two or three seconds. It also has the biggest AoE, and if you🍷 like to disrupt others’ plans, thi🐲s is the skill for you.

There are quite a few character skills with a straight-line attack, but none is as potent as the Pacifista’s High-Temperature Laser. Its speed makes it extremely difficult to dodge, and the intensity helpജs it pierce through multiple enemies▨. Use the reduce cooldown ability with this skill to remove the only caveat of this skill.

This is one of the best skills in the games because it works equally well as a defensive and as an offensive move. The three-sword attack deals triple-digit damage. It’s very precise and very easy to tar🙈get. And when you’re stuck in a combo, the dash can help you out and even land a counter-hit on occasion.

This is a two-faced skill that you can either use for its damage-dealing abilities or to quickly dodge AoE attacks. The spinning attack can damage multiple enemies or stack damage on a single enemy, and it can also effeꦆctively propel you away from danger.

Generates quicksand over a selected area to pull in enemies, deal continuous damage, and stun every enemy successfully hit. The wide AoE can help you rake in millions in bounty.

This good old point-and-shoot skill shoots a powerful cannon in a straight line, damaging any enemy that it hits and setting the area of impact on fire for some AoE damage dealing. It is easily dodged, hence the A tier. But use it rไight, and you can deal massive damage to multiple enemies with a single hit.

This is not the easiest skill to use. Timing and aiming it right is a bit difficult, but every time it hits, the enemy flies away to the other corner of the map. It can also break enemy combos and save you from certain death.

The Gum-Gum Pistol is one of the most rewarding skills in the game right now. It deals an impressive amount of damage, is pretty easy to land, and has a short cooldown period. Just a bi꧋t more range, and this co♔uld have been in the S tier.

First of the many skills that lost an S-tier place because of its animation. Mihawk’s Flash of the Master Swordsman shoots a massive projectile that deals ridiculous damage to multiple enemies. But after the attack is launched, you become a sitting duck for three or four seconds. Any enemy that dodges 🔥this attack can easily land multiple combos and deliver a fatal blow.

Here’s a skill that got a higher ranking because of its quick and short animation. This AoE skill doesn’t exactly deal the most damage, but it allows you to start a combo by stunning enemies. And because the animation wraps up quꦉickly, you can start a second attack almost instantly.

As you tap the button, a towering figure appears on the screen and breaks the air, causing a seaquake. The skill does AoE damage, throwing away multiple enemies up into the air. Every enemy hit by the quake is stunned for three seconds afterward. If the animation wa♚s slicker, this would easily be an S-tier skill.

The Chop-Chop is an AoE skill that lands multiple hits on enemies and leaves them in a semi-stunned state. It also nullifies enemy attacks when the body splits into pieces. But the low damage stats are a letdown.

When trying to break enemy combos and escape AoE attacks, few skills are as effective as this one. Sadly, that’s the only good thing. You have to be extremely precise to land an attack. Even then, you’ll hardly reach triple-digit damage.

On paper, this skill should be on par with Whitebeard’s Sea Quake, but it’s not. It’s great for clearing areas by drawing in enemies like a black hole and throwing them away. But it has low damage stats and doesn’t do much defensively.

Cute and cuddly Chopper changes his form to try and do some heavy lifting. But the high precision needed to land this skill does him no good. It’s best used as an evasive skill.

A decent dash, followed by an AoE attack, makes this a handy skill to have. The damage is good, and the dash can help you escape hot zones and enemy AoE attacks. But the attack is a bit slow and easily dodged꧟.

There aren’t many high-impact aerial attacks in One Piece Grand Arena, so it wouldn’t be wrong to call this the best one yet. When activated, you’ll jump into the air and punch down hard to deal triple-digit AoE damage.

This is a high-risk, high-reward skill. You need superb aim to land this attack and enjoy its massive damage output. But, mess it up, and you leave yourself comp𒆙letely open.

Ryuma’s finisher is a swift move that deals massive damage in an instant and gets on with it. No long anima🀅tions and no holding the pose afterward. Only if it wasn’t so easily dodged.

Usopp’s not-so-secret technique exceeded expectations. It’s a highly accurate attack that causes a massive explosion and deals burn DoT. The fire pellet travels quickly, making the attack difficult to🍸 dodge. But there are far better long-range attacks that you could use, which is why this one ends up in tier B.

This is the only “primarily” defensive skill in the game right now. When activated, it fires black ink onto the opponents, blocking their vision for three seconds, allowing you to escape. The damage is nearly non-existent.

Captain Kuro goes invisible and slashes the enemies, or at least tries to. This is another skill that looks great on paper due to the invisibility factor but fails to deal any real damage. It is good 🅰when used ꦡto evade AoE attacks or break free of combos. But doesn’t really work as a primary.

A slow and long animation locks you in before and after the attack, exposing you to enemy attacks. The thunderbolt attack its🎶elf is decent, and the only reason this character skill doesn’t drop to the D tier.

A swarm of bats is summoned and attacks the opponents in front of you. It is a multi-hit attack that is supposed to deal a lot of damage, but it doesn’t because of how easily it can be dodged. The animation is slow, and your opponents can easily move away well before the bats show up.

Sanji’s Concasser can actually deal a decent amount of AoE damage, but the problem is that it’s very hard to aim. The skill launches you into the air as you kick down hard to deal AoE damage to multiple opponents. But the slow windup means most of the opponents can easily dodge, and you’ll miss half of the time.

Slowest animation, poor aim, and sub-par damage, even after a direct hit, make this one of the worst long-range skills in the game. You’ll see a lot of these ꦺscattered across the Drum Island Arena⭕, and it’s best to steer clear.

You have to be uncomfortably close to an opponent to land two non-fatal punches. And since there’s no stun afterward, you’ll end up taking more damage than you dish out.

Another invisibility skill, but this one’s even more useless than the other because there’s no special attack after going invisible. You just go invisible for a few seconds. Might as well collect some bounty or eat some mꦚeat if you do use this skill.

The nose attack does good damage, but it is very hard to control and aim. It😼’s best used as a move to escape the sandstorms, admiral attacks, and lapin ꧃raids.

With a tiny hitbox and a single swing that can be easily dodged, Captain Mor♎gan’s Axe Hand skill provides nothing on the battlefield.

This is the melee-est skill of One Piece Grand Arena. You can’t get any damage unless you’re standing one inch from the opponent. Even then, the damage is low. A sꦚuccessful hit will stun the enemy and help you start a combo, but that’s a long💜 shot.

Very low range and an even lower damage output make this a very disappointing skill. It turns your opponents into stone statues, hopi⛄ng to let you start a combo. But, b🙈y the time the animation winds up, the opponents are already moving around.

The Death Wink is supposed to be a crowd control ability, but it rarely hits any crowd. Instead, it pushes back the user more than it knocks down any enemies.

Another skill that isn’t half as decent in the game as it is in the anime. The water thrown towards the opponent moves too slowly, making it very easy to dodge.