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Reviewed October 29, 2026

Default Mode & One Piece Mode

Compare the two mode labels observed in Build An Anime Character and understand what changes in your build planning.

Quick answer

Default Mode and One Piece Mode appear above the selection screen in reviewed gameplay. Both use the same five stat labels. Read the mode header before comparing characters or reusing a build idea.

§Default Mode#

The recorded Default Mode screen shows Marin Kitagawa and Minoru Mineta on the opposing cards. This demonstrates characters from different anime appearing in that mode at the time of recording.

The screen retains Strength, Speed, Abilities, IQ and Durability on either side of the central matchup. Use the same five-slot review method, while checking the characters that the current match actually offers.

Default Mode with Marin Kitagawa and Minoru Mineta character cards.

§One Piece Mode#

The One Piece Mode header is visible above a matchup featuring Roronoa Zoro and Imu. Other observed selections in the same capture include Buggy and Tony Tony Chopper.

This mode is a useful context for interpreting a One Piece character comparison. A ranking or stat memory from Default Mode should be checked against the live mode before you rely on it.

One Piece Mode header above Roronoa Zoro and Imu cards.

§Mode availability and switching#

The official update says new game modes were added. The reviewed footage establishes the two labels above, but it does not establish a reliable current list, rotation schedule, unlock requirement or mode-selection path.

If you want a particular pool, read the active mode header when the round starts and inspect any current mode controls before committing. If the mode you wanted is unavailable, finish or leave according to the live prompts rather than assuming it is a bug.

Questions and answers

How do I unlock One Piece Mode?

An unlock requirement has not been verified. The footage shows the mode in play, and the official description confirms multiple game modes.

Do all modes have the same stats?

Both reviewed mode screens display the same five stat labels. Other mode rules and current scoring differences remain unverified.

Scope and sources

Official announcements and reviewed gameplay; current untested details are identified in the text.

  • Screens and character pools can change with updates. Check the mode and the value shown in your current match before committing a roll.