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One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X

Game

Super Grand Battle! X is a 2014 Nintendo 3DS fighting game from Ganbarion, the follow-up to the Grand Battle and Gigant Battle series, set in the New World with over 85 characters. Players pair up two fighters into a tag team called Character Carnival for stage hazard filled 2D battles.

Genre: 2D fighting game
Platform: Nintendo 3DS
Developer: Ganbarion
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Release Year: 2014
Japan Release Date: 2014-11-13
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Gameplay

Up to four fighters share the screen in side view battles across hazard filled stages; each player selects two characters that form a tag team under the Character Carnival system, echoing the series' in fiction Pirate Alliance theme.
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Content and Characters

The roster exceeds 85 characters and includes content exclusive to this entry, such as a post-timeskip Akainu, members of the Donquixote Family, and a playable Sabo; a winter 2014 update added Amiibo support.
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Release and Legacy

Ganbarion released the game in Japan on November 13, 2014. Despite some fan anticipation, it never received a Western localization, remaining a Japan-exclusive entry in the fighting-game side of the franchise.
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