Whilst in the middle of the summer and with the Legends Cup XVI going on, it is time to look back at the past few months and check the armies’ performance. In this seasonal Top Ten, we see some slight changes compared to the previous one.

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Introduction

Given that this is the second edition of a seasonal Top Ten (the first one can be found here), you are probably more familiar with it. This season covers the months of April, May, and June. It was aimed to be posted a few weeks ago, but got pushed back because of THE Top Ten of Club Penguin Armies and the new Army Index. Without further ado, it is time to present the Top Ten of the second quarter of 2026.

Top Ten Armies
Second quarter 2026

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TOP TEN Armies – first quarter 2026
Ranking	Army Icon	Army Name	Score	TTOTW Score	Change
1.		Army of Club Penguin	260	1115	+8
2.		Rebel Penguin Federation	245	980	-8
3.		Templars	229	807	-3
4.		Water Vikings	217	675	+6
5.		Aliens	211	635	-1
6.		Help Force	188	474	-4
7.		Dark Warriors	184	450	+1
8.		Shadow Legionaries	172	367	+26
9.		Fire Vikings	130	206	+66
10.		Star Force	115	273	+18

Outside the Top Ten

Detailed Sheet Here

• Notes:
  1. The “Change*” is the difference between the army’s Q2 Score and the Q1 Score. 
  2. The Top Ten is set in order of “Scoring”, from most to least. That’s why some armies have a higher “TTOTW Score” but are placed lower. The “Scoring” comes from the TTOTMs, while the “TTOTW Score” is the sum of all the Top Tens for each week of the first quarter. 
  3. Only armies within the Top Ten are considered in the “Biggest Movers” section.
  4. The Sheet contains some extra info that is not analysed here, such as the monthly averages, the sums, and the full averages. 

Visualisation of the TTOTW points per Top Ten Army for Q2

Second Quarter 2026 in Statistics

• The most points in a week were achieved by the Army of Club Penguin, with a total of 94.69 in the first week of April, which is 4.45 points less than the highest of Q1. The second most points were recorded in the second week of May, with a total of 92.51, again by ACP.
• ACP was first for all 13 weeks of this season.
• The highest size score was achieved by ACP in the second week of March, with 68.69 points. A decrease of 3.88 points from the highest size score of Q1.
• The highest event score was achieved by the Water Vikings in the third week of April and the Aliens in the fifth week of May, with both of them gaining 25 points. The Templars had the most recorded events in a week during the third week of April, with a total of 13. A decrease of 3 compared to Q1.
• The highest consistency score was achieved by ACP in the second week of May, with 14.78 points. A decrease of 0.22 compared to the highest of Q1.
• Out of the Top Ten armies, within two weeks, the Templars had the smallest change in their points. Their score only changed by 0.07 in the first and second weeks of April.
• 35 armies hosted events in these three months, 4 more compared to Q1.
• ACP had the highest max, reaching 129 troops in the March Madness XI finals.
• Armies collected the most points in the last week of May with a total of 583.69, about 6 more compared to the highest of Q1. The highest average points were in the third week of April, being 42.92. Last of all, the highest median points were in the same week, with a score of 46.11.
• The full points gathered by all armies in these 3 months were 6606. This is a decrease of 434 compared to Q1.

Full Points

Full Points Per Army in the Top Ten Per Week – Click to enlarge

This chart helps visualise the domination of ACP, with the Rebel Penguin Federation trying to break the streak. ACP managed to maintain its #1 placement throughout all the weeks. In some weeks, RPF got close, less than 5 points away, but still was not able to stop them. In the third week of June, ACP had a surprising distance from the second army of more than 15 points.

RPF remained second for the largest part, with WV and TCP briefly passing it and dropping it to third. TCP was mainly third, apart from the third and fourth week and near the end. It reached second place in the fourth week, while its lowest was fifth in the third week. Near the final weeks, it was in the fourth spot.

Following TCP, WV had many ups and downs initially, till it stabilised in the fourth and fifth places. It got as low as fifth in the fifth week and second in the third week. The Aliens also had a similar case, but with more intense ups and downs. They managed to be third in some weeks, but they also got seventh place during other weeks.

The Help Force was much more stable during the 13 weeks. It started as mostly sixth, while also having some weeks as fifth. Closer to the final weeks, it had a small drop, which caused it to get seventh place. The Dark Warriors were the most consistent army; all their points, apart from one week, were between 30 and 40. Their placement depended on how other armies performed. They had a week placed as ninth while they also had a week ranked fifth. They were mostly in the sixth and seventh positions, alternating with HF.

The Shadow Legionaries were the largest Small Medium army and the only one that held events throughout all weeks. It had major ups and downs, managing to get fourth place with 52 points in a week, but only gathering 15 points the following one and ranking ninth. Next, the Fire Vikings mainly remained within 10-30 points. They were able to pass the Shadow Legionaries two times, but never reached the Star Force. They held events for 12 out of the 13 weeks. Finally, the SF only held events for 9 out of the 13 weeks. This is also the reason why it is lower than FV, even though in the Top Tens they both appeared SF placed higher. SF also had ups and downs ranging from 16 to 47 points throughout the 9 weeks.

The Sum of collected points by all the armies per Q2 week

From this chart, we see that the ninth week had the most points. All weeks ranged from 443 to 589, while there appears to be a small decline.

Size Points

Size Points Per Army in the Top Ten Per Week – Click to enlarge

Here, we see a similar trend to the Full Points chart. It is reasonable, since most points in a Top Ten are given through the Size Points, usually. Even though RPF did not manage to get any #1 placements, there was a week when it managed to get more size points than ACP. During a week, we see that SF had the third highest size points, which is surprising for an SM. Both ACP and RPF had their highest size points in the first week. The two armies and TCP follow a similar decline trend near the final few weeks. The yellow line shows the 20 size point threshold. SL managed to cross it once, reaching over 20. At the same time, DW and HF crossed it thrice, having three non-consecutive weeks with fewer than 20 size points.

Event Points

Event Points Per Army in the Top Ten Per Week – Click to enlarge

There are a few notable things in this chart. First of all, we see the outcome of the TCP vs WV war, with both armies reaching a peak in the third week. We also see Aliens, who also had 25 points during one week. That week was during the Around the World Cup III, so there is a slight increase in most armies’ size points. It is also interesting that SF had 2.5 size points in all weeks that it appeared but one. Additionally, DW had 7.5 points in 9 out of the 13 weeks, and RPF had 15 points in 10 out of the 13 weeks, with both showing their event stability and routine.

Consistency Points

Consistency Points Per Army in the Top Ten Per Week – Click to enlarge

As always, the consistency graph is the most chaotic one. Still, it resembles the full points one, up to a point, with ACP being mostly first and RPF usually second. The Aliens have huge ups and downs here, with their points ranging from 2.6 to 12.7. The Fire Vikings are the only Top Ten army that got 0 consistency, and they did it in two weeks. The DW was consistent here too, ranging from 3.3 to 6.5.

The second Quarter of 2026 finds ACP dominating the Top Tens, with the other armies being unable to stop it. Which army do you think will be first in the next Quarter? Will any army be able to dethrone ACP even for a bit? What other metric would you like to see in the next version? Did you expect these results?

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