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Updates and character data patch notes

See when Onepiecedle changes its games and character data. This page records player-facing results, exact story cutoffs, and the effect of each release while avoiding unrevealed clues and spoiler-heavy character lists.

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Browse every public Onepiecedle update in reverse chronological order. The latest release is open by default, and earlier details remain available below.

  1. Current

    Story progress now covers anime episode 1176 and manga chapter 1191. Gunko also joins the Devil Fruit challenge for Anime and Manga progress.

    Released
    Data version
    2026.09.01
    Affects
    Classic and Devil Fruit modes
    Included in this release

    Latest story boundaries

    Anime progress now reaches episode 1176 and Manga progress reaches chapter 1191. End of Wano is unchanged.

    New Devil Fruit target

    Gunko and the Arrow-Arrow Fruit are now available in the Devil Fruit challenge for Anime and Manga progress.

    Daily challenge continuity

    The new target joins at a daily reset without changing an already active challenge.

  2. This release replaces the single Classic character pool with three complete progress-specific datasets. Changing progress now changes eligible characters and time-sensitive clues, not only the newest names.

    Released
    Data version
    2026.08.15
    Affects
    Classic mode
    Included in this release

    Story progress selector

    Classic players can choose the end of Wano, the latest anime episode, or the latest manga chapter before playing. The selection is remembered on the same browser.

    Expanded character pools

    The end-of-Wano dataset contains 129 characters, the latest-anime dataset contains 145, and the latest-manga dataset contains 146.

    Progress-aware character facts

    Existing characters were reviewed where story progress can change bounty, Devil Fruit classification or ability, affiliation, and living status. Each progress option keeps its own snapshot.

    Avatar coverage

    Local avatar coverage was added for newly available characters so autocomplete, guesses, and answer cards remain visually consistent across all three datasets.

Classic mode

Classic data by story progress

Classic now keeps three complete and independent character datasets. Your selected progress controls both the available character pool and story-sensitive clues such as bounty, Devil Fruit information, affiliation, and status.

Progress 1

End of Wano

129 characters
Chapter 1057 / Episode 1085

A spoiler-controlled pool for players who are current through the end of the Wano Country story. Later anime and manga revelations are excluded.

Progress 2

Latest anime

145 characters
Episode 1176

Includes characters and facts revealed through the latest aired anime episode, without manga-only additions.

Progress 3

Latest manga

146 characters
Chapter 1191

Uses information available through the latest chapter and can include characters or facts that have not appeared in the anime.

Classic mode

How progress changes the daily game

Players using the same story progress receive the same daily Classic answer. Different progress settings may produce different answers because their eligible character pools and clue values are independent. Switching progress loads the corresponding dataset and daily target.

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Update questions

Why are there three separate datasets?

One Piece characters do not have one permanent profile. Bounties, powers, affiliations, and status can change as the story advances, so a complete snapshot for each progress point is clearer and safer than applying the newest values to every player.

Does every player still get the same daily answer?

Yes, within the same progress option. Players on the latest anime setting share one daily answer, while players on the end-of-Wano or latest-manga settings may receive a different answer from their own eligible pool.

Will this page reveal manga spoilers?

The public summary avoids character names and plot details that belong only to later progress. The game also labels the manga option before it is selected, but players should still choose only a progress point they have reached.

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