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One Piece: Gear Spirit

Game

One Piece: Gear Spirit is a 2D fighting game for the Nintendo DS, released in Japan and South Korea. It stages one-on-one duels where each fighter faces rivals drawn from their own arc, playing closer to a party brawler than a plot-driven campaign.

Genre: Fighting
Platform: Nintendo DS
Developer: Matrix Software
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 2007
Japan Release Date: 2007-08-30
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Gameplay

The game is a one-on-one 2D fighter tailored to the Nintendo DS. Its structure leans toward a party brawler in the Super Smash Bros. mold rather than a scripted campaign, with matches set across a range of stages.
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Story and Setting

In story mode a chosen fighter works through a series of opponents, and every character has two event bouts against a rival or a figure tied to their arc in the anime. That framing gives each roster member a small thread rooted in the source material rather than a single overarching plot.
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Development and Release

Matrix Software develops the game and Bandai publishes it for the Nintendo DS. It releases on August 30, 2007, in Japan and also in South Korea, carrying a CERO A all ages rating, and does not reach North America.
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