Completing the Ultimate Character Skills Tier List in Roblox: One Piece Grand Arena

This skill launches a giant fireball, igniting a large area. Enemies take significant damage over time and cannot enter the zone without getting hurt, making it ideal for crowd control and guarding high-value treasure.

Luffy’s Gear Two is currently one of the most powerful abilities in the game. The rapid-fire punches can quickly deplete enemy health and fill your bounty bar. No skill can currently counter Gear Two, so landing the hit yields substantial rewards.

Magellan’s Hydra attack meets expectations, unleashing a multi-headed stream of poison that looks spectacular and deals exceptional damage while stunning enemies for a few seconds. It boasts the largest area of effect, making it perfect for disrupting enemy plans.

This skill has one of the most formidable straight-line attacks, notable for its speed and ability to penetrate multiple foes. Utilize its cooldown reduction ability to mitigate its few downsides.

One of the finest skills in the game, Zoro’s attack serves both defensive and offensive purposes. His three-sword strike delivers high damage, is precise, and easy to aim. It can also help you escape combos and occasionally land counter-hits.

This skill can either inflict damage or be used to swiftly dodge area attacks. The spinning strike can hit multiple enemies or build damage on a single target, while also providing a means of escape from danger.

This ability generates quicksand that pulls in enemies, inflicts continuous damage, and stuns all enemies affected. Its wide area of effect can lead to significant bounties.

A straightforward point-and-shoot skill that fires a powerful cannon in a straight path, hitting any enemy in its trajectory and igniting the spot for AoE damage. While it can be dodged, when aimed correctly, it can inflict considerable damage on multiple foes.

While challenging to master due to its timing and aiming, this skill sends the enemy flying to the opposite side of the map every time it connects. It can also interrupt enemy combos, offering a chance to escape tricky situations.

This skill is highly rewarding, delivering a substantial amount of damage, is fairly easy to land, and boasts a short cooldown. With just a bit more range, it would definitely qualify as an S-tier skill.

This skill lost its S-tier standing due to its lengthy animation. It releases a massive projectile that inflicts significant damage on multiple foes. Still, the animation leaves the user vulnerable for several seconds, allowing dodging enemies to counter-attack easily.

This ability scores higher for its quick, short animation. Though it may not deliver the highest damage, it enables you to initiate a combo by stunning opponents. Its fast animation allows you to transition to a follow-up attack almost immediately.

Upon activation, a towering figure appears and creates a massive sea quake, dealing AoE damage that sends multiple foes airborne. All enemies hit are stunned for a brief three seconds afterward, making it powerful despite its minor animation flaws.

This area attack skill delivers multiple blows to foes while momentarily incapacitating them. However, it’s let down by low overall damage.

Ideal for escaping AoE attacks and interrupting enemy combos, but it’s hard to land successfully. You’ll find it difficult to achieve triple-digit damage.

This skill should match the potency of Whitebeard’s Sea Quake, but it falls short. While excellent for area control by grabbing enemies and tossing them away, its low damage output and lack of defensive capacity disappoint.

Chopper attempts to make a significant impact, but you need pinpoint precision to utilize this skill effectively. It’s best suited for evasive maneuvers.

A useful dash followed by an AoE attack that provides decent damage and facilitates escape from enemy attacks. However, its slow execution makes it easily avoidable.

One of the few high-impact aerial attacks in the game, this skill launches you into the air for a powerful strike, delivering triple-digit AoE damage.

A skill that carries high risk and high reward; landing it unleashes massive damage, but if you miss, you become vulnerable.

This swift move allows for immediate damage with minimal delay, but its good attack is counteracted by its tendency to be easily dodged.

A highly accurate attack that causes a massive explosion and burn damage over time. Despite its effectiveness, there are better long-range options available, placing it in Tier B.

This primarily defensive skill fires ink at opponents, obstructing their vision for three seconds, making it possible to escape. However, its damage output is nearly non-existent.

Kuro’s skill allows him to go invisible and slash opponents, making it appear powerful. However, it fails to inflict meaningful damage. It’s more useful for evading AoE attacks or breaking free from combos rather than as a primary attack.

This skill has a slow and lengthy animation that makes the user susceptible to enemy hits. While the thunder bolt is decent, it’s the only thing keeping it from dropping to D tier.

Summoning bats to attack opponents sounds impressive, but it’s a multi-hit skill that suffers from poor dodge mechanics. The animation is slow, making it easy for opponents to evade.

This skill can dish out decent AoE damage, but its precision is lacking. The attack launches you into the air, making it easy for most opponents to avoid.

This skill is plagued by the slowest animation, poor aiming, and subpar damage, even on direct hits, making it one of the least effective long-range abilities. Avoid it at all costs.

This ability requires you to be dangerously close to an enemy to land two weak punches. With no stun effect, you’ll find yourself taking more damage than you deal.

This invisibility skill offers no following attack, making it even less useful than others, resulting in mere invisibility rather than any strategic advantage.

Though it deals reasonable damage, its control and aim issues make it best suited for avoiding sandstorms, admiral attacks, and other threats.

With a minuscule hitbox and a single swing that’s easy to dodge, Morgan’s Axe-Hand skill has little to offer in combat and should be avoided when possible.

As the epitome of melee skill in One Piece Grand Arena, it requires you to stand practically on top of your enemy to cause any damage, which yields minimal results.

The very limited range and low damage output make this skill underwhelming. Though it can petrify opponents to start a combo, its lengthy animation means foes are likely to evade before it lands.

Intended for crowd control, Death Wink often misses the mark. It tends to propel the user backward more than it knocks down any enemies.

This skill, while promising in the anime, underwhelms in the game, as the water projectile travels far too slowly to connect effectively.