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From TV Animation - One Piece: Legend of the Rainbow Island

Game

Legend of the Rainbow Island is an action role-playing game for the WonderSwan Color. Bandai released it in Japan in 2001 with an original story that slots between the Loguetown and Arabasta arcs of One Piece.

Genre: Action role-playing
Platform: WonderSwan Color
Developer: Tomcat System
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 2001
Japan Release Date: 2001-09-13
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Gameplay

Players field a party of up to three fighters on a square battlefield, choosing an attack and a target each turn, with every character wielding a distinct move. The WonderSwan Color hardware allows large sprites and heroes who knock enemies around the field.
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Story and Setting

The original plot follows two young characters, Dias and Atoli, who meet the Straw Hats in Loguetown and join the voyage to unravel the secret of two keystones in their keeping. The tale is set between the Loguetown and Arabasta arcs.
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Development and Release

Tomcat System developed the game for Bandai, which published it in Japan on September 13, 2001. Like the earlier WonderSwan One Piece titles, it stays exclusive to Japan.
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