One Piece Grand Adventure
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(Playstation 2 - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Ganbarion
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Bandai Namco
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01 Jan 2006
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The story of One Piece Grand Adventure takes place during the early days of the Straw Hat Pirates, led by Monkey D. Luffy. The game follows Luffy and his crew as they try to find the legendary treasure known as "One Piece", which will grant the winner of the grand adventure the title of Pirate King.
The gameplay of One Piece Grand Adventure is an action-packed adventure that challenges players to navigate through various levels, solve puzzles, and fight against powerful enemies. Players control Luffy and his crew as they explore different environments, including beaches, forests, and even the high seas. With a variety of characters to choose from, each with their unique abilities, players must work together to overcome obstacles and defeat their opponents.
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SLES-54165 (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a fighting game where players battle on diverse stages inspired by the *One Piece* anime. Each stage features unique environmental hazards and interactive elements that can be used to gain an advantage or create chaotic situations. Players must master these stage gimmicks to defeat their opponents.
Story
Stages
These are the 8 stages you can choose to explore at the beginning of a Grand Battle Mode game.
Play through Grand Adventure Mode to unlock tons more hidden stages, gimmicks, and situations and play completely different adventures!
FUSHA VILLAGE
Windmills line the home port of Luffy and Trace. The great pirate Shanks and his crew also once hung out here.
Cows will go on a rampage and act as a third enemy if attacked. Grab and throw some grass at them and watch what happens.
If you can make good use of the rotating blades, you may be able to lift yourself out of sticky situations.
BARATIE SEA RESTAURANT
The restaurant Baratie is owned by Zeff, who once helped out Sanji. However, it was destroyed mercilessly in the struggle between Luffy's Pirate Crew and Don Krieg.
The remains of the pirate fleet destroyed by Hawk Eye Mihawk form an unsettling graveyard at sea.
The Panda-tailed shark will smash through the floor in search of prey. Falling into the water causes lots of damage, making this a very dangerous stage.
ARLONG PARK
This nerve-wracking stage brings back memories of the struggle with the Mermen led by Arlong.
If the sea cow in the central pool sinks, not only will it turn the stage into a watery hell, it will also wash away everything around it. Be careful of these waves.
ROGUE TOWN
This town is known as "The Beginning and The End" because the king of the pirates, Gold Roger, was executed here.
As if to predict the coming of a new pirate king, Luffy was suddenly saved from execution by lightning.
However, the Navy, refusing to let such a pirate run loose, is set on catching him. They've given the order and are in hot pursuit!
DRUM CASTLE
Drum Castle was shoed away by the unjust King Wapol. The invention of Tony Tony Chopper's teacher has frozen the hearts of the people.
The pink snow looks as if it is dusted with cherry blossoms. Throw it at enemies to freeze them where they stand.
Wapol and his followers are out for revenge!
ALABASTA KINGDOM
This is the oasis kingdom of Alabasta. Led by Sir Crocodile, the Baroque Works secret society incited a chaotic revolution to turn the oasis into a desert.
On the eve before the battle, the royal knights readied oil and canons to prepare for battle. What will be the fate of Princess Vivi and the Straw Hat Pirates?!
EDEN ROCK
The world government's headquarters is here at Eden Rock. The leaders of the government and Navy sit at the seat of justice within the palace.
They say that the Seven Warlords of the Sea can be summoned to this sacred land. It seems like gimmicks have no place in this land of justice.
PIRATE SHIP
Stake your pride as a pirate in the battle game Davy Back Fight! Even a giant could ride on one of these ships. Who will the crowd cheer for?
But wait, pirates aren't supposed to fight fair! Canon and objects thrown by spectators make this a deadly and desperate chaotic battle!
How to Play
Setting Up Your System
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to its Instruction Manual. Ensure the MAIN POWER switch (on the back of the console) is ON.
Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button to open the disc tray.
Place the One Piece™: Grand Adventure™ disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again to close the disc tray.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2)
To save game settings and progress, insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot I before powering on the system.
At least 89KB of free space on the memory card is required to save One Piece™: Grand Adventure™ game data. This title saves game data to MEMORY CARD slot 1 only.
You can load saved data from the same memory card or from any memory card containing previously saved One Piece™: Grand Adventure™ game data.
Important Note
If a memory card containing One Piece™: Grand Adventure™ saved game data is properly inserted in MEMORY CARD slot 2 when you start One Piece™: Grand Adventure's Grand Battle Mode Versus Mode, the game data, such as character levels and stats, will be loaded for use in Versus Mode.
Level up your characters in One Piece™: Grand Adventure's Grand Adventure Mode and challenge your friends to battle with your characters in Grand Battle Mode Versus Mode!
Connecting the Controller
Connect the DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller to controller port I before starting play. For two Player games, connect a second controller to controller port 2.
You can reconfigure the controls and toggle the vibration function On/Off in Options Mode. When the vibration function is On, the controller will vibrate in response to game events.
Saving and Loading Game Data
One Piece™: Grand Adventure™ has an Autosave feature that can automatically save game play data such as play time, unlocked hidden features, and battle statistics.
The Autosave feature does not save Grand Adventure Mode stage clear data. Be sure to save your progress frequently from the Pause Menu Options Menu while playing Grand Adventure Mode!
Title Screen/Main Menu
Press the START button on the Title screen to proceed to the Main Menu. Press the TRIANGLE button to return to the Title screen.
Grand Adventure Mode
Experience Luffy and his Pirate Crew's grand adventure! Fight countless battles and earn experience points to level up.
Create your own unique Pirate Crew by gathering Players, Support Characters and Loot as you clear stages and sail your ships onward to new areas. By meeting several conditions as you play through the game, you will be able to select new captains and play through their adventures too!
Grand Battle Mode
This is a battle mode in which you can fight against the computer or a second Player. In addition to the basic Versus battle, you can also fight successively in the Arena or strive to become the champion in a Tournament.
You can also view your personal battle Records, and practice on a computer-controlled opponent in Training Mode. Finally, you can play Special Games once you meet certain conditions.
You can use the Players and Support characters obtained in Grand Adventure Mode here as well. Insert a memory card containing previously saved data, or input a password to use your favorites in a battle with your friends!
Treasure
Enjoy the treasures you've collected! Try to collect all the character profiles and data, voices, BGMs, illustration galleries and more. There are over 100 treasures in all!
Card Collection
Collect cards by defeating certain enemies in Grand Battle Arena Mode. Collect and enjoy over 250 cards from the official card game in 3D!
Options
Change various game and controller settings, and save and load the game.
Captain Select
This is the main 1P mode! At first, you can only choose Monkey D. Luffy's adventure, but after meeting certain conditions, you will be able to play as other captains.
As long as you have the appropriate saved data, you can load a game as any captain. The data and Players you gather are saved collectively, regardless of the captain you are using.
Play through every adventure and try to complete 100 percent of the game! After clearing the game, the amount of loot you obtained will be announced. Clear the game over and over again and collect as much as you can!
Sea Map and Port Movement
Move the cursor with the L1 and R1 buttons, or use the left analog stick to select the Port you want to dock at. Then press the X button to view a description of the battle set to take place there.
Press the X button again to move. You can only move to points that are connected to your current location by a line.
After you complete an event or battle at a given Port, a new line will appear and you will gain access to new locations. If you find yourself unable to defeat a strong enemy or if you simply want to gain experience, try revisiting previous Ports to fight extra battles.
Sea Map Menu
Press the button on the Sea Map to display the Sea Map Menu. Press the button again to return to the Sea Map.
World Map
Select from the Sea Map Menu to view the current Sea Area and docked Port. Once you obtain the Eternal Compass, you will be able to move to other Sea Areas as well. You can then move freely to Sea Areas that you have access to by selecting the Area on
Tips & Maps
ACCEL-HEAT LV.2
This technique sends enemies into the air, making all attacks unblockable temporarily, but you can't block during it either.
ACCEL-HEAT LV.3
In addition to the Lv.2 effect, this technique boosts your speed and lets you charge and stun enemies with Dash.
SUPPORT ATTACK
Call in a selected Support Character who will appear and fight alongside you according to their support type until their Stamina Bar is depleted.
JUMP
Jumps above the opponent's head and repeatedly crashes down, homing in on the enemy regardless of level, though the mid-air attack is easy to avoid.
GUN
Fires shots all around without moving from where the character has appeared, requiring you to stay within firing range for an advantage.
DASH
Searches for and rushes to directly attack the enemy, but is ineffective against significantly higher-level enemies.
AREA
Attacks in a set area without moving; enemies will not be hurt if they stay away, but this support type is very powerful, has lots of stamina, and is hard to defeat.
RECOVERY
Restores health to the Player who called him or her when nearby; opposing Players should try to prevent their opponent's health from being restored.
RIDER
Enables faster movement and attacks by riding on the support character, with two ways to attack: a charge attack or a repeatedly executable unblockable attack.
SUPERATTACK
Player characters each have 2 types of Super Attacks (Luffy's Pirate Crew have 3) that can be strung together with normal moves or canceled with Accel-Heat for powerful combinations.
SECRET ATTACK
Input the command to start the technique; when it hits, it consumes the entire Skill Gauge (Lv.3) and unfolds into a spectacular Secret Attack, with the final step involving a button press for Wisdom, Strength, or Technique.
ATTACK DEFEATS LOSES TO
After a countdown, if you press a button that beats your opponent's button or tie, your attack continues and deals more damage, with bonus actions occurring for winning with a character's favorite button; otherwise, the Secret Attack ends with minimal damage.
Items & Weapons
Bomb
Explodes on impact, dealing damage within a set area. You can also roll a bomb by setting it on an incline.
Gaimon
Fires the rifle in his hands.
Treasure Chests
Break these for Effect Items and Coins.
Barrels & Wooden Boxes
Break these for Attack Items and Coins.
Poisonous Mushroom
Sends out poisonous spores that poison enemies. A poisoned enemy's health decreases with each action that enemy takes.
Bat
Swing this item at opponents to knock them high into the air.
Meat
Restores a small bit of Health.
Sword
Temporarily raises Attack Power and turns all techniques into unblockable attacks. However, you can't Guard while holding a Sword.
Oil Can
Coats an opponent in oil. When covered, the character slips and slides all over, making movement troublesome. If the character touches fire, extreme damage ensues!
Burn Blade
This flaming sword is a powerful weapon, but you can only use it 3 times.
Shell
Emits barbed wire made of mist.
Small & Large Coins
Restore the Skill Gauge in small and large amounts.
Shield
Temporarily increases defense and enables you to stand your ground, even when hit. However, you can't move quickly while holding a Shield.
Bonfire
Lights an opponent on fire, and that character rapidly loses Health.
Transponder Snail
Automatically summons a support character without depleting the Skill Gauge.
Shoes
Temporarily increase speed. Run into an enemy during a high-speed Dash to knock him off his feet!
Beehive
A horde of bees emerges from within and confuses those it engulfs, preventing them from running in the direction they want to.
Gold Nugget
Pile up and smash down 3 Gold Nuggets, sending them in 3 different directions. Any character unlucky enough to be hit by a Nugget suffers extreme damage.
Enemies & Characters
MONKEY D. LUFFY
Our hero sails the open seas with a dream in his heart. He'll gladly risk his life for his friends and beliefs.
USOPP
His father is Yassop of the Red-Haired Pirates. He has a talent for inventing which helps in unlikely ways.
RORONOA ZOLO
A swordsman who wields three swords to slash all enemies! He'll overcome any challenge to be the world's greatest!
SANJI
Former #2 chef of the Sea Restaurant Baratie, the Bistro of the Brine. He falls madly in love with beautiful women and has his heart broken as often as he breaks eggs.
NAMI THE NAVIGATOR
Thief, navigator, surveyor - Nami can do it all! Luffy's crew are mostly goofs, so she keeps them in line.
TONY TONY CHOPPER
After testing his Cursed Fruit power, he learned to transform seven ways during a fight! He can talk with humans and animals.
NICO ROBIN
A mysterious woman, she's looking for the Ponecliff, a stone that holds the true history of the world. She's had a bounty on her since the age of 8, and has lived in the underworld for 20 years.
NEFELTARI VIVI
She found out Crocodile's plan and spied on his organization, Baroque Works. An excellent fighter, her skills made her a top agent!
WAPOL
Former King of Drum Island, he ditched his kingdom to become a pirate and now wants to be King again. His cursed Munch Munch Fruit power allows him to eat anything in sight!
PORTGAZ D. TRACE
Luffy's older brother, he has a Cursed Fruit Power, the Flare Flare Fruit - one of the highest power levels of all the Cursed Fruits!
TASHIGI
Tashigi looks exactly like Zolo's best friend Kuina. She enters the Grand Line to settle the score with Zolo. Her sword technique is perfect but sometimes she's a klutz.
ENERU
Reigns as the Sky Lord of Skypiea, conquering people with awesome power! He's a master of the Rumble Rumble Fruit, unbeatable against any other power!
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