History VideoGame / OnePiecePirateWarriors

* NoExportForYou: Nicely averted though the North America folks don't get a retail version. Better then nothing, though.

* FullSetBonus: By putting three coins together on a board that are linked in some way(i.e: members of a crew, devil fruit users, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking noses]]) their usual stat boosting abilities are negated for a special effect.

* AttackAnimal: Salome is this for Boa Hancock.

* MightyGlacier: Whitebeard moves pretty slow, but can dish out a lot of damage and his Conqueror's Haki has a wide range that can knock out a lot of {{Mooks}}

* FullSetBonus: By putting three coins together on a board that are linked in some way(i.e: members of a crew, devil fruit users, [[ArsonMurderJaywalking noses]]) their usual stat boosting abilities are negated for a special effect.

The style of the game plays similar to ''VideoGame/DynastyWarriors'' (which isn't surprising as it was made by {{Koei}}) in that you run around a stage beating up waves and waves of enemies while achieving objectives to unlock the main opponent. The game covers most of the ''Manga/OnePiece'' storyline specifically some of the more important fights in the series (Don Krieg, Arlong, Crocodile, etc).

''One Piece Pirate Warriors'' (''Kaizoku Musou'') is a 2012 video game from Creator/{{Namco Bandai}}

The game was released on March 1, 2012 in Japan. Much to the surprise of the fanbase, it was announced that Europe and North America would get the game too. However, the former would be able to get it retail while the latter would only be able to obtain the game by download via PlayStation Network. Additionally, the English versions would retain the Japanese language and only be in subtitles.

''One Piece Pirate Warriors'' (''Kaizoku Musou'') is a 2012 video game from {{Namco Bandai}}

The style of the game plays similar to ''DynastyWarriors'' (which isn't surprising as it was made by {{Koei}}) in that you run around a stage beating up waves and waves of enemies while achieving objectives to unlock the main opponent. The game covers most of the One Piece storyline specifically some of the more important fights in the series (Don Krieg, Arlong, Crocodile, etc).

Dropped in March 2012 in Japan. Much to the surprise of the fanbase, was announced that Europe and North America would get the game too. However the former would be able to get it retail while the latter would be available only by download via PSN. Additionally the English versions would retain the Japanese language and only be in subtitles.

[[http://www.imagebam.com/image/7393e4224175376 Has been revealed a sequel is in the works]], presumably focusing on the missing story arcs that didn't make it into the last game as well as the most recent ones.

* CompressedAdaptation: All the arcs (the ones that are covered anyway) are done in sort of a abridged version. Neat to see it done in CGI but you don't get the whole story.
* CutscenePowerToTheMax: When it comes to boss battles
* FoeTossingCharge: A staple move for any Dynasty Warriors game.

* NoExportForYou: Nicely averted though the North America folks don't get a retail version. Better then nothing though.

* XMeetsY: OnePiece meets DynastyWarriors

* ZergRush: As per Dynasty Warriors style

''One Piece Pirate Warriors'' has the following tropes:

* AndYourRewardIsCloths: Beating the Main Adventure mode and the Another Logs of Sanji and Zoro unlock [[spoiler: the [[TimeSkip New World]]]] apperances for Monster Trio.

* AbortedArc: The Alvida/Morgan, Kuro, Logue town, Laboon, Whiskey Peak, Little Garden, Skypiea, Davy Back, Amazon Lily, and Thriller Bark arcs are all left out of the game unfortunately.

* AbortedArc: The Kuro, Skypiea, and Thriller Bark arcs are all left out of the game unfortunately.

* AdaptationExpansion: You actually get to fight [[KnightTemplar Akainu]] as Luffy ''and kick his ass''.

* ATasteOfPower: The TutorialLevel takes place [[spoiler: after the TimeSkip]], and gives you all of your moves and an exclusive SP attack.

* CompressedAdaptation: All the arcs (the ones that are covered anyway) are done in sort of a abridged version. Neat to see it done in CGI but you don't get the whole story.

* AbortedArc: The Kuro, Skyipia, and Thriller Bark arcs are all left out of the game unfortunately.

The style of the games plays similar to ''DynastyWarriors'' (which isn't surprising as it was made by {{Koei}}) in that you run around a stage beating up waves and waves of enemies while achieving objectives to unlock the main opponent. The game covers most of the One Piece storyline specifically some of the more important fights in the series (Don Krieg, Arlong, Crocodile, etc).

The style of the games plays similar to ''DynastyWarriors'' (which isn't surprising as it was made by {{Koei}}) in that you run around a stage beating up waves and waves of enemies while searching for the main objective or opponent. The game covers most of the One Piece storyline specifically some of the more important fights in the series (Don Krieg, Arlong, Crocodile, etc).

Dropped in March 2012 in Japan. Much to the surprise of the fanbase, was announced that Europe and North America would get the game too. However the former would be able to get it retail while the latter would be available only by download via PSN. All versions will be in the Japanese language with the English versions having subtitles.

* AdaptationExpansion: You actually get to fight Akainu as Luffy ''and kick his ass''.