You will control several characters over the course of the game, with game missions featuring specific characters. Character moves largely remain the same with the major addition being air combo. Characters can undergo transformations that will give them new moves. A few characters that were available in the previous game aren’t available in this one. The game features over 40 characters with more to be added in the form of DLCs. The game should have been longer to cover the story adequately. This felt disappointing and short, given that the One Piece anime and manga has so much story and content to be explored. The campaign mode of the game can be finished in less than 14 hours. But this will bore old-timers who will be made to replay scenes that they have already played in previous One Piece: Pirates Warrior games. This book's cover illustrations of the Straw Hats would be reused for the cover of the 2003 video game Ocean's Dream (albeit with different outfits).The game does a good job of retelling arcs already featured in previous games for newcomers.A Gand-iece logo, complete with sketch of Mahatma GandhiĪ thirty-question test on One Piece trivia, with six possible rankings.Ĭompiles the Diary of Koby-Meppo cover arc, resized to fit two or three installments to a page.A Dragon Ball logo "accidentally" sketched while thinking about Goku's latest battle.16 Nears logo to mark the approach of Typhoon Nari Gives an overview of Oda's standard art tools (circa 2002), followed by an eight-stage examination of how a single page from Chapter 148 progressed from rough breakdowns to inked-and-lettered final draft.ĭepicts a number of the gag logos that Oda sometimes sketches onto the title pages he submits to Shonen Jump (inevitably replaced with the "proper" One Piece logo in actual printings). Transcribes an interview between Oda and an unidentified fan, consisting of 76 questions organized into five sections. Crossfire between Zoro and Sanji ( Chapter 76)Īn in-depth diagram of Eiichiro Oda's home and workshop, divided into four quadrants.Įxamines the many oddities and memorabilia that Oda stores in his home, among them a cow skull, authentic pirate weapons, various action figures, and an autographed sketch from Akira Toriyama.The disbanding of the Usopp Pirates ( Chapter 40).Vivi's disfiguring slaps ( Chapter 139).Macro and the Macro Pirates ( Gyaro and Tansui)Įxamines the many different Animal Species inhabiting the world, following a double-axis spectrum divided into four categories: "Big Friendly" (A), "Small Friendly" (B), "Big Savage" (C), and "Small Savage" (D).Bellamy Pirates ( Ross, Eddy, Hewitt, Rivers, Mani, and Muret).Tsumegeri Guards (Hyota, Brahm, Arrow, and Barrel).Super Spot-Billed Duck Troops (Stomp, Ivan X, Cowboy, Bourbon Jr., Kentauros, Hikoichi).Suna Suna Clan ( Okame, Natto, and Kebi).As a result, the individual profiles are much shorter, ranging from one page to one-twelfth of a page. "AfrOda") and even caricatures of One Piece's real-life editors Takanori Asada and Takahiro Habuta.
Luffy's Fish-Man sketch from Chapter 69), author in-jokes ( e.g. Unlike One Piece Red's character files, this section does not restrict itself to "major" characters, and includes a number of one-panel background characters ( e.g. Each character is indexed by the volume (and, to a lesser extent, the exact page) of their first appearance. Names and profiles every character from the first twenty-four volumes, up to Chapter 226's Shoujou and his Utan Divers. Summarizes every major story event from the first twenty-four volumes - with illustrations - up to the Straw Hats' departure from Mock Town in Chapter 226. A collage melding Gold Roger from Chapter 1's first panel, Luffy from Weekly Shonen Jump (1998) #17's cover, and the "Great Age of Piracy" splash page (complete with narration) concluding Chapter 7.Zoro from Weekly Shonen Jump (1999) #49's cover.Sanji (and Luffy) from Chapter 64's color cover.
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