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Kizuna Clash is a mode of the game added to Global in October 2019 (previous modes are the Story mode, Extra Isle , and the Treasure Map , and the Pirate Rumble Festival added in September 2020 is the latest.

So what is Kizuna? 

Official in-game text (more or less):

• Powerful enemies will appear that change each time! Cooperate with your friends to defeat them!
• Clear Boss Battles to earn Kizuna Tickets! 
• Spend Kizuna Points (KP) to clear preliminary battles to collect Boss Tokens! If you clear a PB once you'll be able to skip the quest from next time!
• Spend Boss Tokens to challenge a Boss Battle to collect Kizuna Tickets! When you defeat a Boss, their LV will increase! Their HP will be carried over, so even if you lose, the boss lost some HP
• Send Assist request to Friends/Helpers to help you defeat the boss. If your F/H defeats the boss that you requested, you will also get a Kizuna Ticket.  The boss has HP equal the one from the battle that was lost. You will not spend Boss Tokens when taking Assist requests. 
• Exchange Kizuna Tickets for rewards including unique characters.

And in practice? 

• 1 Short version
• 2 Gritty details
• 3 Boosted characters
• 4 Coop mode

Short version [ ]

Here's the nutshell version:

• try to log in at least once every 10h to convert your recovering stamina into the 'coins' you can keep
• spend coins doing the highest difficulty you can x2. Coins don't expire during a Kizuna Clash so you can use them to play your own battles whenever you want
• every 30 minutes you can 'assist' another player. This is a good source of rewards and you should try to do a Kizuna battle very 30m.
• DO NOT refresh the lottery until you collected the LB material (rainbow chest) from the Boxes 2-6 (5 orbs total). Other recommended goodies change from event to event, but generally include unique characters (try to get enough copies for LB/support), one gem and one 4+ summon ticket from boxes 2-6, and sometimes stuff like +100 candies or rare limit break materials (orbs). And yes, Box 1 is usually pure trash and you can skip it.
• Box 7 contains LB tablets and is currently the best place to farm for them. You can reset box 7 indefinitely. 
• Yes, currently it may take several months to get all the LB material to finish a Kizuna Unit (first is Zanji v2).

Gritty details [ ]

There are eight battle options, two 'blue' (Veteran and Expert) and five 'red' (Elite, Master, Ultimate, Master x2, Ultimate x2).

The two blue battles cost Kizuna Points (which refresh at the rate of one every 2 hours, max out at 5 - so after 10h  your KP pool will be full - and can be recovered using Kizuna potions). They can be cleared once each and are generally Buggy'able (first one super easy, for the second one you may want to take a more decent team). Those two battles can be cleared only once, after that you can only 'skip' them, i.e. get loot drops (extra drop captains like Buggy won't work when skipping). You cannot choose not to skip, it is obligatory. After the first clear you should only skip the second (Expert) battle since it has better drops. Anyway, the key drop from the blue battles are 'coins' (disks, whatever), and they are needed to access the real 'red' battles.

The red battles have higher difficulty. You don't have to clear them in order and in fact, there seems to be no reason to clear anything but the highest x2 difficulty (x2 is just the usual 2x stamina = 2x drops). But stamina in this case is the 'coins' you farm from the auto-skip blue battles. 

Each time you clear a battle, it will cycle to the next variant. There are three variants, bosses tend to have different types and abilities, so you'll want to make three different teams. After the full rotation (three levels) the previous one will return, but the boss will have higher stats. To give you an example, first Kizuna vs Zanji v2 started with STR boss at 10m HP (LV 1), followed by INT boss at 10m HP (LV 2) and finally QCK boss at 10m HP (LV 3). After you completed those three battles, STR boss was back, now at ~11m HP (LV 4), followed by ((INT}} boss at 11m HP (LV 5)... and so on.

Worse, Kizuna bosses can gain mechanics once they reach a certain HP threshold (in other words, they can become more annoying with new mechanics once you are at LV 50+ or so; Kizuna Moria had lv 72 as the trigger).

And oh yea, there's the important little feature "assist your friends". Each time someone on your friend list loses a battle this gets updated, and you can try to finish those battles (enemies have less HP, minus whatever the other player did). It doesn't cost anything to help, but you can only assist once every 30 5 minutes (the clock seems to restart AFTER the battle is finished, so it is pointless to start the battle and not finish it). Anyway, clearing assist battles is a very good source of tickets, so they are worth doing. Things to note here are that if you lose you can try an assist again, and if you chose a boss that has almost no health (2m or less), you can try to use Buggy or even double Buggy teams and hope to get some double drops (depends on the particular boss). Also, some people have a strategy of loosing on purpose early in Kizuna to help people on their friend list (see [1] , .

As for the lottery, make sure to collect the good stuff before refreshing the boss. Box 1 is trash. The good stuff in Boxes 2-6 is:

• LB material for the character (rainbow chest). DO NOT refresh the lottery until you get this item! You can only get 5 orbs total from a Kizuna event which means you need to clear 6 separate Kizuna maps to fully LB a Kizuna character (which requires 30 orbs).
• summon 4-star ticket
• sometimes other stuff that varies from event to event like +100 CC or LB orbs.

There are also support characters, you'll easily get a lot of them so no need to collect them all from each tree unless you want to trade them at the Bazaar (10 TP each) and are confident you can get enough tickets to get all the LB material.

Box 7 contains tablets and some other goodies and can be reset indefinitely.

Last note: Kizuna battles are very fast (three stages, specials often charged up), so it is a much less time-intensive mode than most other content. But it does want you to ideally try to assist every 30 minutes, so there's that. 

Last last note: for what it's worth, Friendship power doesn't load up when you pass a Pirate level.

Other guides:

• https://fj.reddit.com/r/OnePieceTC/comments/dmjs0f/kizuna_clash_round_1_zoro_sanji_guide/  by /u/broke_and_famous, the first serious guide for Globa, thanks!
• https://fj.reddit.com/r/OnePieceTC/comments/dmozbl/eng_kizuna_clash_kessen_megathread/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePieceTC/comments/dl594z/kizuna_guide/

Boosted characters [ ]

Some characters will be boosted and will provide more tickets. Use them if you can.

Coop mode [ ]

Click on a link to the Kizuna website and join a team! You can check reddit for team invitations and such, or just chose the auto-join function.

If you missed the deadline for joining the team, you are out of luck - but consider complaining to Bandai support: [2]

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How to Redeem Codes in One Piece Treasure Cruise

Knowing how to redeem codes in One Piece Treasure Cruise can be very useful, as these codes offer you special in-game items like gems and other freebies. One Piece Treasure Cruise is a straightforward yet interesting gacha game in which you need to create a team of 6 pirates, and your victory relies on which characters you have in your team.

One Piece Treasure Cruise has a ton of different characters to choose from, so building your dream team won’t be an issue. In this guide, we will explain how you can redeem codes in One Piece Treasure Cruise, and whether or not these codes actually exist.

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Codes – Active

• There are no active codes at the moment.

One Piece Treasure Cruise doesn’t currently have any option that allows players to redeem codes. There are plenty of other rewards players can redeem via in-game means, which are often handed out by the developers (Bandai Namco) after the maintenance is completed or during special events.

Keep in mind that if One Piece Treasure Cruise codes are released, it will be via the official channel. Codes can offer you free gems, which can be used to unlock powerful characters and resources. 

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One Piece Treasure Cruise - Best crews to start off your voyage

One Piece Treasure Cruise features an extensive roster of characters built up over its almost ten-year pedigree, featuring a variety of both obscure and famous fighters from across the Grand Line and New World for you to play.

What is a crew?

So, tandems are really only present for FTP (free-to-play) characters. They can be useful very early on if you want to boost your team’s damage but don’t rely on them as they’re not particularly useful in the long run. But, as for how to build your crew there’s a variety of methods, with complimentary abilities, specials and more.

Now, for a basic overview of how characters work; each character has an element, which is a pretty common mechanic in most Japanese games . These represent different attributes and how they’re strong or weak against another, to start off with you’ll want to prioritise getting your commonly unlocked characters levelled up, the Strawhat Pirates. After that you'll concentrate on experimenting with new characters, it can seem a bit overwhelming at first, but we've got some sample crews to get you started, and one highly recommended deck from a few years ago that should let you breeze through the early game.

Here are some crew suggestions to get you started:

1 #1 - “Straw Hat Pirates”

Characters: (Captain) Luffy, Sanji, Zoro, Usopp, Nami

The Straw Hat Pirates are probably the most recognisable group from the series. And, as we noted in our tier list, they also have the greatest variety of evolutions and variants in One Piece Treasure Cruise. Since you unlock these characters throughout the main story, you’ll most likely have them, and they’re a great way to introduce yourself to how evolutions work; Luffy, Sanji, Zoro and Usopp also gain their own tandem attack, although as we noted this won’t be of much use early on, but can still be helpful if you’re mainly using FTP characters.

2 #2 - “Arlong Pirates”

Characters: (Captain) Arlong, Choo, Hatchan, Kuroobi, Fishman Pirates or duplicates to round out

One of the early teams who also have a tandem attack, the Fishman Pirates are another group that you’ll unlock through your adventures in the main story. They’re a good choice to expand beyond the central Straw Hat Crew, and at one point Arlong’s evolution was considered a top-tier character. Time, and updates, have neutered that potential somewhat but as you go through the vanilla story arc he’ll be more than suitable for a hard-hitting team. This is also one scenario where you may want to use generic fighting characters to round out - if you want to keep the theme that is. Otherwise, sub in a Straw Hat or anyone else who rounds out your elements.

You’ll also be able to evolve Arlong further as you go, although the other Fishmen will likely need to be subbed out in order to make space for other characters as you progress.

3 #3 - “EXPLaw”

This is a team you’ll frequently see cited for newer players. The bad news is you’ll need this version of Trafalgar Law and most likely Smoker to make it work, as well as a friend who has Law as well to be your ‘guest’ fighter. However, the good news is that the other three Straw Hats are all evolutions of their starting characters, so even if you’re FTP there’s only a need for about three out of six characters to be unlocked via pulls. As it stands this is one of the more detailed teams for clearing early-game content, but always bear in mind that mileage may vary with newer updates.

However, the general layout of this team speaks to the fact that - if you play your cards right - you’ll likely end up with rarer recruits early on. If you’re a lore purist this may be a little off-putting, but when you get rare team characters that you can play or want to grind and farm earlier content there’s no reason not to break out of the Straw Hat team.

4 Additional Tips & Resources

Thanks to nearly ten years of development and community engagement the One Piece Treasure Cruise fandom has put together a number of resources. The One Piece Treasure Cruise wiki offers detailed breakdowns of almost half the entire cast, although it cuts off some of the newer cards, while Nakama Network is an excellent resource for seeing what teams other players are running to clear content as well as trialling your own.

As we recommend in our reroll guide for One Piece Treasure Cruise , one key thing to remember and that we see shouted from the rooftops for new players is to wait for Sugo Fests when pulling. These roughly twice-per-month events allow for much greater pull chances of rare recruits and are considered basically the only time you should spend your Rainbow Gems, or - God forbid - real money.