One Punch Man - The Strongest

Skill Training Guide

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Character skills sometimes determine their role in the battlefield and their overall effectiveness or utility. The same idea applies to characters in the game; some characters are sought after because of their skills alone, regardless of their rarity. In our Skill Training guide, we will discuss the various skill types in the game and how to improve them.

One Punch Man - The Strongest is the mobile game adaptation of the popular shonen manga and anime series that centers around the titular One Punch Man. Players can’t play as Saitama himself but they’ll be able to recruit various heroes, villains, and more to form a powerful team they can use to clear the various game content.


Skill Types

The game has four different skill types, as listed below:

Skill Type Description
Attack Standard attack skill
Ultimate Character’s special attack. Costs Energy to activate but contributes the most damage output for the character, on top of the special effects that can be inflicted by the ultimate skill.
Passive This is an innate ability of the character that provides beneficial effects or buffs to himself or the entire party. This can be unlocked once the character Limit Breaks to 2-stars. Increase the limit break level to 5-stars to enhance the passive skill.
Core Only a select few characters have this special skill available to them. This is similar to a “Leader Skill” that gets activated depending on the character types deployed in the same team. (see additional details below)

Only one Core skill can be activated at a time so if your active party has more than one character with a Core Skill, you can freely choose which Core Skill effect to activate before the fight starts.

Skill Training Guide

Skill Points

To improve a character’s skill, you have to access the Skill Training menu. You can do this by selecting the character you want to improve, tap the character button then select the Skill tab. From there, you can spend Skill Points. These points can only be obtained by spending coins. To do this, tap the “Get” button in the lower-right corner of the pop-up window, just beside the “Train” button.

Skill Training Guide

From there, you can spend coins and receive the corresponding amount of skill points based on Training you’ve selected, as summarized below. You can purchase skill points from all categories as long as you have enough funds (spend 530,000 coins to get 530 skill points). After purchasing skill points, the Training options will enter a cooldown state before you can purchase SP again. The time required for the options to fully recover will depend on their level. Training 1 recovers quickly (10 mins) while Training 5 recovers in 3 hours.

Training LV Skill Points Cooldown Cost
Training I 30 10 mins 30,000
Training II 50 30 mins 50,000
Training III 100 60 mins 100,000
Training IV 150 120 mins 150,000
Training V 200 180 mins 200,000

Skill Training

Once you have enough skill points, you can now start spending them to level up the character skills. Only the three main skills are improved (Attack, Ultimate, and Passive) since Core Skills cannot be leveled up. If the character doesn’t have their Passive skill unlocked, only the two other skills will be leveled up. However, no points are wasted since they’ll just be allocated to the skills currently available. The amount of SP needed will increase as the skill levels increase.

To level up the skills, you can press and hold the Train button. The skills will be improved as long as you have enough skill points. Another thing to note is that the max skill levels are tied to the Player Level. (Skill levels can’t exceed the player level) At the same time, skills have their own limiter. Press “Limit” to view the skill level limit. From the same window, you can consume Skill Books and Coins to increase the skill limit. Skill Books can be obtained primarily from Saitama Investigations and Club Explorations.

Skill Training Guide

That concludes our Skill Training Guide in One Punch Man - The Strongest. Please check out our online guide for the game and other articles for more One Punch Man - The Strongest content!

 
Paul, Staff Writer

PaulVhayste started writing free guides and walkthroughs in 2006 for several online gaming sites. He has written hundreds of guides covering games from a wide variety of genres across different platforms. He's an avid JRPG and mobile gaming fan, and regularly plays games on the PC, Steam Deck, PS5, and mobile platforms. He strives to continue making comprehensive and easy-to-follow guides for his readers.

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