Captain's guide
How Does This Work?
1Piece Market is a game where One Piece characters have prices. Pick the ones you believe in, watch the episodes, and see your Berries grow.
Five steps
- 1
You get ฿10,000
Every new captain starts with the same pile of Berries. Berries are pretend game money.
- 2
Buy shares of characters
Pick characters you think are about to have a big moment, and buy shares of them.
- 3
New episodes move prices
When a character has a bigger moment than usual, their price goes up. A setback, and it goes down.
- 4
Your total goes up and down
Your Berries plus what your shares are worth right now. Good picks make it grow.
- 5
Climb the rankings
The captain with the biggest total ranks highest, worldwide and in your private leagues.
Where does a character's price come from?
Four simple rules. Tap Why this price? on any character to see them for that character.
- 1
Base value
Every character starts with a normal value based partly on popularity and long-term importance.
- 2
Episodes
The big oneUnexpected big moments can move the price.
- 3
Players
A littleIf lots of different players buy or sell, the market can move a little.
Example voyage
Betting on Luffy
You start with: ฿10,000 in Berries.
You buy: 2 Luffy shares at ฿1,500 each. That costs ฿3,000, so you have ฿7,000 left in Berries.
An episode airs: Luffy has a much bigger moment than usual, and his price rises to ฿1,650. Your 2 shares are now worth ฿3,300.
Your total
฿7,000Berries฿3,300shares=฿10,300
That's +฿300 more than you started with. If Luffy had a rough episode instead, his price could fall and your total would drop.
These numbers are just an example. Real prices are on the market.
What is a share?
A share is a small piece of a character's listing in this game. The more shares you have, the more your total changes when that character's price moves. You can sell shares anytime at the current price.
How do prices move?
Mostly with new episodes. Characters who mattered get a score from −10 to +10, compared with what's normal for them. Each point moves the price 1.5%, up to 15% in one episode. Prices don't move at random, and no AI decides them.
How do rankings work?
Everyone is ranked by their total. If Captain A has ฿12,000 and Captain B has ฿10,000, Captain A ranks higher. Totals use today's prices, so rankings change after every episode.
What are leagues?
Private rankings for you and your friends. Make a league, share its invite code, and see who picks the best characters in your crew. Your total is the same everywhere.
Just a game
- Berries are pretend. They have no real-world value and can't be bought or cashed out.
- Shares here are game pieces. You don't own any part of a real character or show.
- 1Piece Market is a fan-made game and isn't connected to the creators of One Piece.
Quick questions
Is this real money?
No. Berries are only for this game. You can't buy them, win them or cash them out.
Why did a price change?
Usually because of an episode update. Each update lists exactly which characters moved and why, and the latest one is on the market page. Smaller moves come from market demand, and after a quiet episode temporary hype eases back toward normal. Every move shows up under Recent Market Moves on the character's page.
Why doesn't Luffy go up every episode?
Luffy is already expected to be important. Normal Luffy moments are already built into his base value. His price moves more when something unusually important happens.
Does a character lose value just because they aren't in an episode?
No. Missing an episode doesn't automatically lower the price. Only temporary hype slowly fades back toward the character's normal value.
Ready to set sail?
Explore the market