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One Piece: Running Chopper

Game

One Piece: Running Chopper is a 2013 Japan-only mobile auto-runner starring Tony Tony Chopper, released as a spinoff of the One Piece Moja! app family. Players guide Chopper across island stages, collecting items and transforming between his forms for temporary boosts.

Genre: Endless-runner / auto-run platformer
Platform: iOS, Android
Developer: Bandai Namco Games (in-house)
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Release Year: 2013
Japan Release Date: 2013-10-03
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Gameplay

Chopper auto-runs through stages representing different One Piece islands, jumping and transforming between his rumble ball forms while collecting candy apples and other items that unlock costumes crafted by Usopp.
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Development and Release

Bandai Namco developed and published the game in house exclusively for Japan, releasing it in early October 2013 across iOS and Android, priced at a low 170 yen.
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Legacy

Marketed as the newest entry in the Moja! mobile spinoff line, the game was followed two years later by a standalone sequel, One Piece: Run, Chopper, Run!, which expanded the same core concept into its own release.
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