Nami
Mandarin Field · Mirage Tempo · Climatact
Try her when your squad needs economy or a safer early lane.
Choose the job before the character.
The official description confirms that players pick a One Piece character to place special builds. The public sources name six dev-product classes, a seventh “Trapper” reported by one creator, and two secret-passive badges; they do not publish a complete twenty-fruit name roster.
Mandarin Field · Mirage Tempo · Climatact
Try her when your squad needs economy or a safer early lane.
Cola Dispenser · Franky Barricade · Franky Cannon
A practical first test: place the barrier at a doorway and keep an exit behind you. Community combo: Franky + Chopper = durability plus heals.
Smoke Star · Pop Green Garden · Sniper King Tower
Use distance and a slow zone to keep the horde readable around the perimeter.
Drum Herbalist · Rumble Beacon · Heavy Point Guard
His value is a recoverable co-op mistake, especially when a teammate is learning.
Ice Wall · Ice Turret · Pheasant Beak
Team pick: control plus lane shaping — both Enel and Aokiji “carry no economy tag”, trading barrier/support tools for raw power. Fruit skills observed: Ice Time, Partisan, Glacier, Ice Edge, Ice Age; a Common Ice Devil Fruit also unlocks Brutal Ice. Control scales with fruit band — one creator stalled at Wave 14 on that Common pairing.
Thunder Tower · Raigo Pillar · El Thor Generator
Community “Thunder God” — solo pick. One guide flags the L4 lightning rod as the overpowered piece. Fruit skill path observed: El Thor → Raizin → Raigo (the final skill you save up to unlock). Equipping the Lightning Devil Fruit is reported to unlock the passive Resonance.
Team option (builds unverified)
One September creator lists “Trapper” as a solid team pick. No placed-build names or dev-product entry yet — added here as reported, not confirmed.
A synergy is a class plus one specific fruit unlocking something neither has alone. Two are documented so far — and the cheapest one uses a Common fruit.
Why it matters: this is the only place in the game where a cheap Common item changes what a top-tier class does. Bands and skip prices are on the fruits database; the squad context is on the co-op page.
Developer-product prices (checked 14 Sep 2026). Robux buys classes; Diamonds buy fruits and progression — the two currencies are separate. The price ladder happens to match the community power ranking at the top end.
The game includes a play test / showcase mode — you can try fruits and classes in a test arena before spending Diamonds. One guide's advice: showcase first, then buy. That turns every “is it worth it?” question into something you can answer yourself in two minutes.
Enel and Aokiji each have a named discovery badge added 1 September 2026. The badges do not list the trigger. Try one dedicated session: play through Wave 10, place the build, and test the abilities and map interactions you can see. Record the result rather than following a made-up sequence. If it does not pop, treat the trigger as unresolved and check updates later.
A discovery badge exists (added 1 Sep 2026) but the trigger is not published. Test deliberately in one session and record what you observe instead of following made-up sequences.
The badge exists; its trigger is unpublished. The safe test: reach Wave 10, place each build, and probe visible interactions.
Fruit pairing. A September run on a Common ice fruit couldn't clear Wave 14 — control value shows up once your fruit band catches up. Community still ranks Aokiji top-tier for lockdown.
Community guides rank Enel and Aokiji at the top, with Chopper as the co-op medic. The right class still depends on your scenario — see the scenario tier lists.
Equipping it is reported to unlock the passive Resonance, a chaining lightning effect — the same pattern as the Ice Devil Fruit unlocking Brutal Ice for Aokiji. Single-source community report; the trigger is not published officially.
Buy for the missing job, not the price tag. Franky (cheapest) supplies the choke that lets any burst class work. Enel is the most expensive class and needs a lane that already holds — saving for him without a hold build usually means kiting instead of killing.
One September creator lists Trapper as a solid team pick. There is no developer-product entry and no placed-build names for it, so this page keeps it flagged as reported rather than confirmed.
Pick by the job you are missing, not by price.
FRUITSBands, named fruits and a collection tracker.
TOOLTurn your Diamond rate into runs-to-unlock.
ECONOMYEvery documented Diamond source.
CO-OPFill hold, sustain, control and burst.
WAVESWhere pick order stops mattering and placement starts.
Picked your roster? Check the 4-slot squad roles → or compare scenario rankings.