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How to Farm Super Evolution Skulls in One Piece Treasure Cruise

Super Evolution Skulls, whose real name is Crystal Skull, are used by players to super evolve their legendary characters. Some legends will evolve with generic Crystal Skulls, while others will require unique skulls. Crystal Skulls are scattered throughout the game world of One Piece Treasure Cruise, and in today’s article, we will tell you how you can farm them.

According to unverified information, the chance of dropping any Crystal Skull is less than 10% since the developers have not officially written about the chance of dropping Crystal Skull.

Although there are many types of Crystal Skull, they are divided into two groups: generic legend skulls and straw hat skulls.

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How to Farm Straw Hats Skulls

Straw Hats Skulls are skulls that are meant for a specific member of Luffy’s team. All of these skulls can only be farmed at a certain stage of the storyline of the game.

• Crimson Crystal Skull Monkey D Luffy: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 14. Needed for Monkey D. Luffy Gum Gum Elephant Gun
• Azure Crystal Skull Sanji: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 13. Needed for Sanji Grill Shot
• Onyx Crystal Skull Nami: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 9. Needed for Nami Thunder-Breed Tempo
• Jade Crystal Skull Roronoa Zoro: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 8. Needed for Roronoa Zoro Bird Dance
• Amber Crystal Skull Usopp: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 6. Needed for Usopp Platanus Shuriken
• Amber Crystal Skull Tony Tony Chopper: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 7. Needed for Tony Tony Chopper Heavy Gong
• Amber Crystal Skull Nico Robin: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 12. Needed for Nico Robin Mil Fleurs Campo de Flores
• Onyx Crystal Skull Franky: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 10. Needed for Franky Rocket Launcher
• Jade Crystal Skull Brook: You need to farm 3D2Y – Ch. 11. Needed for Brook Song of Scratches Blizzard Slice

How to Farm Generic Legend Skulls

Generic Crystal Skulls come in specific types and can be used on any legendary character of that type that is capable of super evolution. All Generic Crystal Skulls can be obtained from the Invasions chest with a small chance, but the resulting skull will be of a random type. Therefore, to farm a lot of skulls, you need to gather a strong team and constantly fight in the Invasions mode.

There are five types of generic Crystal Skull in total:

• Crimson Crystal Skull. Used to evolve any STR type legend.
• Jade Crystal Skull. Used to evolve any DEX type legend.
• Azure Crystal Skull. Used to evolve any QCK type legend.
• Amber Crystal Skull. Used to evolve any PSY type legend.
• Onyx Crystal Skull. Used to evolve any INT type legend.

Finally, we would also like to add that there are a lot of legendary characters in the game that can super evolve, and new ones appear in the game every month. Therefore, you should spend time and farm as many different skulls as possible, since after evolution the characters become many times stronger.

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Skull Hunting 101: How To Get Skulls In One Piece Treasure Cruise in 2023?

Anita Kantar

Updated on: June 7, 2023

Evolving characters in One Piece Treasure Cruise enhance the stats of a character, improves his Captain Ability, and changes the special. Besides the regular evolution that most characters can do in the game, some units can be evolved a second time using specific skulls for the evolution.

Skulls can be purchased in Rayleigh’s Bazaar for 10,000 points per skull. Skulls that are required to evolve a character into the 6+ form can only be obtained by clearing specific event islands. To evolve the story Straw Hat Pirates into their 5+ grade, the player has to obtain them on the 3D2Y story island.

However, not every legend character needs a specific skull to evolve into the 6+ grade. Some legends like Monkey D. Luffy Gear Four: Bounceman, or Big Mom Emperor Suffering from Hunger Pangs only require regular Crystal Skulls to evolve.

Skulls can also be found in Ambushes; however, the chances to find one are quite low, only about 5%. Also, all skulls (Crimson, Jade, Azure, Amber, Onix) can drop inside of an ambush battle, so getting the right skull can take a lot of time and stamina.

If you want to get more information about One Piece Treasure Cruise,  check out our game review here , or if you want to learn more about Manuals,  click here for our Manual guide .

Here is a list of all units, that require specific skulls to evolve into the 6+ grade and on which island they can be found:

The Hunt for Skulls: A Detailed Guide

In the world of One Piece Treasure Cruise, the pursuit of skulls is a thrilling endeavor that can significantly enhance your gameplay experience. The process, however, can be quite challenging, requiring a keen understanding of the game’s mechanics and a strategic approach.

The Role of Skulls in Character Evolution

Skulls play a pivotal role in the evolution of characters. They are the key to unlocking the 6+ grade evolution for certain characters, thereby boosting their abilities and stats. However, obtaining these skulls is not a straightforward task. They are typically found on specific event islands or can be purchased from Rayleigh’s Bazaar for a hefty sum of 10,000 points each.

The Ambush: A Game of Chance

One of the most exciting ways to obtain skulls is through ambushes. These are surprising battles that offer a slim chance of yielding a skull. The odds are stacked against the player, with only a 5% chance of finding a skull. Moreover, the type of skull obtained is entirely random, adding another layer of unpredictability to the process.

Characters and Their Skull Requirements

Certain characters require specific skulls for their evolution. For instance, “Garuda” Vinsmoke Judge, Germa 66 Science Military Force, can be evolved into the 6+ grade on the Germa Resurrection Plan island. Similarly, Sanji, Vinsmoke Family’s Illegitimate Child, evolves on Forward! Straw Hat Pirates: Sanji Island.

On the other hand, some characters, such as Monkey D. Luffy Gear Four: Bounceman, or Big Mom Emperor Suffering from Hunger Pangs, require regular Crystal Skulls for their evolution.

The Art of Skull Hunting: Strategies and Tips

Skull hunting in One Piece Treasure Cruise is a test of patience and strategy. It requires a deep understanding of the game’s mechanics and a willingness to invest time and effort.

Maximizing Your Chances in Ambushes

While the chances of finding a skull in an ambush are low, there are ways to increase your odds. One of these involves considering the character level .

It’s essential to enter ambushes with a strong team and a well-thought-out strategy, and part of this strategy should include ensuring that your character’s level is sufficiently high. This will not only increase your chances of survival but also improve your odds of finding a skull.

Making the Most of Event Islands

Event islands are another excellent source of skulls. These islands are only available for a limited time, so it’s crucial to take advantage of them when they appear. Keep an eye on the game’s event calendar and plan your gameplay accordingly.

In conclusion, skull hunting in One Piece Treasure Cruise is a challenging yet rewarding endeavor. With the right strategy and a bit of luck, you can collect the skulls needed to evolve your characters and enhance your gameplay experience. Happy hunting!

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One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list

This game has over 4000 characters. New players will get intimidated by it, and that's why there's a great need for the One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list.

If there’s any franchise that Bandai Namco loves to promote in their games, it’s One Piece. This is no surprise, given it's been the biggest of the "big three" shonen manga series for decades. And with a huge roster of characters and a decades-long publishing cycle covering anime, manga, movies and even a live-action series, there’s plenty of content to pull from.

This is especially true of Namco’s One Piece Treasure Cruise, a mobile RPG that’s been going strong since 2014, and has been constantly updated with the new characters added to the Straw Hat Pirates since. But, with such a massive roster that means that picking the wheat from the chaff can be difficult, so we’ve done our research and compiled our own tier list ranking the different crewmates and captains of One Piece Treasure Cruise!

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So, for example, when you play the tutorial you play as a child version of Luffy, and one of your first actions on starting the main story proper is to evolve Luffy into his iconic young adult version - straw hat and red vest included. That means that functionally you can knock a few thousand characters off that list, although you’ll still have a comfortably numbing amount to choose from.

For the  One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list, we’re going to come at it from the angle of characters with the most potency, the best synergy and the best evolutions. To keep things at least somewhat feasible, we’ll name the characters in general - assume that this covers their evolutions and unique variants as well. So a character with one very good variant may not be ranked high, even if their one variant is extremely good, but won’t rank bottom based on their lackluster variants either.

Essentially, we’re grading on an average with each tier set out in no particular order, so don't worry if your favourite is the bottom of S tier because they're still S tier - but without further ado, let’s set sail!

It shouldn’t be surprising that the Straw Hat Pirates and their close allies are mainly at the very top of the One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list. Given the iconic nature of the series, Luffy, Nami, Zoro and the others are constantly receiving new unique variations. Not only that, but the fact that the crew is canonically so close means that the synergy behind their different slot types (STR, INT, and PSY) is incredible, so if you want a simple and effective set of characters to shoot for, the Straw Hats are a great choice. Not only that but since you acquire Luffy and the others to begin with, evolving them - and in some cases needing them for story progress - is basically your default progression path anyway.

As for Gol D. Roger - he’s the king of the pirates, where else do you expect him to go? Right, in all seriousness his abilities of his default variation - causing true damage and ignoring any effects to the contrary - has earned many cries of OP, congruent with his rarity.

A tier is where you’ll find a large number of characters; One Piece boasts a massive cast, and many of them are fan favourites who are well-represented in Treasure Cruise. The Admirals in particular boast a vast variety of evolutions and variant cards, while the famous pirates (Shanks, Mihawk, Buggy etc.) outside the central Straw Hat crew boast unique cards and evolutions too. If you want to move outside the comfortable familiarity of the Straw Hat Crew then exploring the options these characters open up is a great pick.

Characters relegated to this tier either have convoluted evolution paths, or simply not straightforward ones and lacklustre lower-rarity cards. Coby and Helmeppo top this list, as despite having interesting career paths in the series - going from background characters with the more cartoonish designs seen earlier in the series to genuinely capable fighters on their own - their evolution paths only go up once. They still have strong variants, but not necessarily as easily acquired, or worthwhile on their own as upper-tier characters.

This tier is where you’ll find characters that are named, and are useful if you pull them but can be superseded by better characters or are only useful in certain circumstances. They’re still useful in areas like the early and mid-game and are well worth learning to use, although they aren’t exactly ones you’ll be excited to pull.

Nevertheless they’re not instant sales, and if you’re interested in gathering as many named characters as possible it’s more than worth knowing that these are available for completion's sake. It’s also strangely fitting for Usopp that his absentee father only has a single variant in Treasure Cruise, even compared to other Red-Hair pirates like Roux.

Characters in this tier are somewhat more useful than the ones relegated to the E tier. They’re still likely not going to be a lynchpin or even journeymen characters you use for any significant length of time, but they’re not immediate sells and can be useful in special circumstances or are needed for story missions.

Note: Characters in italics are part of a series - for example; there are different variations of the navy ensign with damage types, but they all fall under the same ranking. The Mr-series are individual agents of Baroque Works, and have their own independent variations but fall under the same category for the purpose of brevity.

• Bandits (Pistol, Sword)
• Seaman - Navy (Pistol, Cannoneer)
• Apprentice - Navy (Pistol, Cannoneer)
• Fishman - Arlong Crewmember (Sword, Karate)
• Yellow Pirates (Shooter, Slasher)
• Red Pirates (Shooter, Slasher)
• Black Pirates (Shooter, Slasher)
• Green Pirates (Shooter, Slasher)
• Blue Pirates (Shooter, Slasher)
• Bodyguard (‘Sunglasses’)
• Black Cat Pirates
• Group Leaders
• Billions - Baroque Works
• Skypeia Enforcers
• Captain Skypeia Guard (yellow, red)
• Skilled Gunner
• Cannoneer Skilled
• Triceratops
• Brontosaurus
• Banana Gator
• Jigoro of the Wind
• Minorhinoceros
• Nola - Giant Snake
• Hiking Bear
• Gangster Carne
• Gangster Patty
• Street Punk - Bounty Hunter
• Nefeltari Cobra King of Alabasta Kingdom
• Sea Animal Pirates
• Risky Brothers
• Bear Skin Rug
• Zombies (Wild)
• Saint Charlos
• Saint Roswald
• Saint Shalria
• Saint Mjosgard
• Birdie Kingdom Roc
• Longarm Kingdom Tribesman
• Tequila Wolf Guard
• Lip “Service” Doughty
• “Gashed” Albion
• Fish-Man District Outlaw
• Sturdy Security Officer
• Punk Hazard Sentry Squad Member
• Punk Hazard Gas-Mask Sentry
• Toy Soldier
• Mariejois Guard Soldier
• Land of Wano Officials
• Chess Peacekeeper
• Millions - Baroque Works
• Germa Kingdom Clone Soldier
• Donquixote Pirate Crew - Low-level

Characters at the bottom of the One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list are, to use the nomenclature of fandom, “trash”. These are functionally useless with next to no levelling potential and are simply there to fill out rosters and provide synergy before you get a named character that can then be used for that space in your crew if even that. Advice is to sell, sell, sell as these characters can’t even be used for evolutions.

Generally, any generic tier character that’s part of a series is useless except if you’re literally just starting out, although even then you’re likely to roll at least one much better character before you leave the tutorial proper.

This includes lower-tier generic characters, but as you can see in the next tier up, there are generic characters that have utility. However, characters in this tier rarely if ever are needed even for story missions. Generally, many “animal” characters that aren’t named fall under this category too.

Note, the world nobles, the “Saints” have an extremely high sell value compared to the usual fodder. So they can be an easy way to big money.

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• Shanks & Buggy - The Same Old

8 Nil Tier - Evolvers & Boosters

While 4000 characters sound impressive, there is a significant portion that can be discarded from our ranking. In this case the evolution and booster characters - such as the Crabs, Penguins, and Pigs. These are characters that are acquired solely to use for evolving your other characters or boosting their level and won’t factor into any team build. However, it’s worth looking these up regardless to gauge their rarity, what they’ll contribute if used for evolution and whatnot - so you know whether to save them, there are numerous fan resources that list elements such as the materials you can use for certain evolutions so you don’t miss out on a preferred character.

9 Further Resources

Fortunately, with almost ten years of development and fandom growth under its belt (makes you feel old doesn’t it?) One Piece Treasure Cruise has a wealth (pun intended) of resources available. Check out sites like the One Piece Treasure Cruise wiki for a comprehensive overview of the currently available characters and notes on their utility.

Also, with One Piece Treasure Cruise tier list in mind, do remember that with many gacha games, older characters are likely to drop in usage as you get to higher-tier content or newer content. Meanwhile, characters which will likely be lacklustre in a few years still have their niche. So give newer characters a chance if you don’t find their placement on this list agreeable.

Naturally, since these are fan resources we can’t guarantee they’ll always be correct, but given the mind-bogglingly huge variety of things to do in the One Piece Treasure Cruise, they’re a great place to get started.

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