Quiz One Piece
How well do you know Straw Hat bonds?
Reconstruct twelve bonds through promises, care, apprenticeships and choices, from the Straw Hats’ beginnings to Thriller Bark.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
An entrusted hat, a childhood promise, a caring welcome and the work of teaching. Every relationship holds a concrete gesture or choice. Follow twelve Straw Hat bonds, recognising people, objects and decisions that accompany their journey. The questions reach the end of Thriller Bark, with revelations about the characters’ pasts and these arcs. Afterwards, you can reread every answer with its explanation.
Tap to make each choice. Your result is free.
An original, unofficial quiz on the One Piece manga and anime, through the end of Thriller Bark. It uses Luffy and Usopp, also known as Rufy and Usop in some Italian editions; other names may vary between translations. The result measures only these answers and does not attribute kinship, a character identity or moral worth to the visitor. The selected facts are shared by manga and anime; some details, such as Zeff’s loss of a leg, differ between adaptations. Official sources may contain later developments, excluded from the questions. The traveller with a violin case, harbour and cover encounter are original fan fiction; the woman does not represent a hidden canonical character. Luffy wears his pre-timeskip clothes.
The world behind the story
One Piece — Volume 1: the entrusted hat ↗ONE PIECE — Zoro ↗One Piece — Nojiko ↗ONE PIECE — Yasopp ↗One Piece — Zeff ↗One Piece — Chopper ↗One Piece — Enies Lobby ↗One Piece — Franky ↗One Piece — Brook ↗One Piece — East Blue ↗One Piece — Thriller Bark ↗ONE PIECE — Koshiro, teacher and Kuina’s father ↗ONE PIECE — Volume 37: Tom, Franky and Iceburg ↗How this quiz works
12 choices or questions, taking about 5 minutes to read and answer. Reading your result takes additional time, at your own pace.
At the end, you get your score and an explanation for every answer. The time is an estimate: there is no countdown.
Your answers stay in the page’s memory. Read how the results are created.