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One Piece: Aim! The King of Berry

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A Game Boy Advance board game with light RPG systems where one of five Straw Hats rolls across a seascape earning Belly, chapter by chapter, to repair the iceberg-battered Going Merry and unmask the culprit behind the crashes.

Genre: Board game with role-playing elements
Publisher: Banpresto
Release Year: 2003
Japan Release Date: 2003-03-28
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Story and Setting

Icebergs keep battering the Going Merry, so Nami puts five of the crew to work raising ever larger sums of Belly to pay for repairs. The tale unfolds over five chapters and reveals that a giant hermit crab wearing an iceberg has been causing the collisions. Once the crew defeats it, Luffy promptly snaps the mast again while celebrating.
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Gameplay

The game blends a board game with role-playing systems. The player guides one of five characters, Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Usopp, or Chopper, across a seascape by rolling dice. Sea platforms hand out cards with effects such as healing or combat, while islands guarded by story villains offer optional fights that reward treasure and money, sometimes opening shops or restaurants. Characters track HP, special-move points, and a five-item inventory, and each chapter sets a Belly target to meet.
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Nami from One Piece stands gracefully in a magical forest filled with glowing fireflies and ancient runestones, wearing a sparkling, sheer blue and silver dress with a high slit.
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Boa Hancock from One Piece poses confidently on a balcony overlooking a glowing nighttime cityscape while wearing a sleek black mini dress and gold snake jewelry.
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Development and Release

Banpresto released the Game Boy Advance title in Japan on March 28, 2003. Like the other entries of its era, it remained exclusive to Japan.
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