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One Piece Grand Collection

Game

One Piece Grand Collection is a 2012 Japan-only social card game that launched on DeNA's Mobage platform before reaching native iOS and Android apps. Players collect and strengthen character cards to build a crew, chasing rarity tiers in a gacha format typical of early 2010s mobile anime games.

Genre: Gacha/card-collecting social RPG
Platform: iOS, Android
Developer: Bandai Namco Games (in-house)
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Release Year: 2012
Japan Release Date: 2012-01-17
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Gameplay

Like most social games of its era, players gather illustrated character cards through gacha draws, level them up, and send battle groups against bosses and rival crews, with stamina limits gating how much can be played per session.
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Development and Release

Bandai Namco published the game in house, launching it on Mobage on January 17, 2012 before porting it to standalone iOS and Android apps; no developer distinct from the publisher has been documented.
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Reception and Legacy

The game found fast traction, passing 1 million registered users within four days, part of Bandai Namco's push for roughly 10 billion yen in annual sales from the project. It remained Japan exclusive throughout its run and shut down on December 6, 2023, after nearly twelve years.
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