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Marineford (Chapters 550-580)1506

The worldwide ranking generated by 6.5k votes

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Marineford (Chapters 550-580)1506

Enies Lobby (Chapters 375-430)1496

Onigashima (Chapters 978-1057)1409

Dressrosa (Chapters 700–801)1388

Wano Country (Chapters 909-977)1379

Egghead Island (Chapters 1058-1125)1364

Sabaody (Chapters 490-513)1360

Impel Down (Chapters 525–549)1346

Water Seven (Chapters 322–374)1346

#10

Alabasta (Chapters 155–217)1341

#11

Whole Cake Island (Chapters 825-902)1286

#12

Skypiea (Chapters 237-302)1273

#13

Arlong Park (Chapters 69-95)1243

#14

Drum Island (Chapters 130-154)1222

#15

Zou (Chapters 802–824)1221

#16

Thriller Bark (Chapters 442-489)1214

#17

Post-War + Mt. Colubo (Chapters 581–597)1212

#18

Jaya (Chapters 218–236)1198

#19

Baratie (Chapters 42-68)1160

#20

Punk Hazard (Chapters 645-699)1145

#21

Amazon Lily (Chapters 514–524)1138

#22

Fish-Man Island (Chapters 603-653)1123

#23

Reverie (Chapters 903-908)1119

#24

Loguetown (Chapters 96-100)1102

#25

Return to Sabaody (Chapters 598-602)1086

#26

Romance Dawn (Chapters 1-7)1053

#27

Little Garden (Chapters 115–129)1045

#28

Syrup Village (Chapters 22-41)965

#29

Whiskey Peak (Chapters 106–114)950

#30

Orange Town (Chapters 8-21)942

#31

Reverse Mountain (Chapters 101-105)903

#32

Long Ring Long Land (Chapters 303-321)863

What the community says

Marineford (Chapters 550-580) leads with an ELO of 1,506, ahead of Enies Lobby (Chapters 375-430) (1,496) and Onigashima (Chapters 978-1057) (1,409). Ranked over 6,497 duels between 32 contenders, last updated September 15, 2026.

Rank the most memorable One Piece arcs: from Drum Island to Egghead Island.

How this ranking is computed

Every duel won lifts a contender and every loss drops them, by an amount that depends on the opponent's strength: beating the leader is worth more than beating the last. It is an ELO, the same principle as in chess. Duels are not drawn at random — an adaptive entropy sort puts the least predictable match-ups first, which settles the ranking far faster than a full round robin. A worldwide ranking is only published past 30 completed plays. Known limit: a contender who has faced few opponents keeps an approximate score, and the bottom of the table moves more than the podium.