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One Piece: Round the Land

Game

One Piece: Round the Land is a PlayStation 2 side-scrolling action game from Artdink. Fans steer the Straw Hats through stages drawn from the East Blue arcs up to Skypiea, brawling across a 2.5D world built from the anime's early voyages.

Genre: Side-scrolling action-adventure
Platform: PlayStation 2
Developer: Artdink
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 2004
Japan Release Date: 2004-07-29
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Gameplay

The game plays as a 2.5D side-scrolling action adventure. Players select from the available Straw Hats, including Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Nico Robin, and Chopper, then clear a series of challenge areas modeled on the crew's journey. Each stage leans on the settings and enemies from the corresponding chapter of the story.
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Story and Setting

The stages span the East Blue Saga through the Skypiea arc. The title also folds in original material, most notably a non-canon character named Blyue who has eaten a made-up Devil Fruit, the Mini Mini no Mi, giving the adventure content not seen in the manga.
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Development and Release

Artdink developed the game and Bandai published it under the Japanese title Land Land. It reached PlayStation 2 in Japan on July 29, 2004, followed by a European release on December 10, 2004, but it never came to North America.
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