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* OptionalBoss: Both of Alvida's boss fights are optional and not required to progress.
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** If you're not careful and spam machine gun punches, [[ThatOneBoss Buggy can end up combing you by stabbing you with knives over and over]], even worse, '''YOU CAN'T CANCEL YOU'RE CURRENT MOVE''', ***AND YOUR INVINCIBILITY AFTER GETTING HIT IS RATHER STRICT***
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** If you're not careful and spam machine gun punches, [[ThatOneBoss Buggy can end up combing you by stabbing you with knives over and over]], even worse, '''YOU CAN'T CANCEL YOU'RE CURRENT MOVE''', ***AND ''you can't cancell your current move'', '''AND YOUR INVINCIBILITY AFTER GETTING HIT IS RATHER STRICT***STRICT'''
** Even if you clear the bonus stage withing 30 seconds, there are times where the game still counts a few seconds down, as if it's making sure you don't get more than two extra lives at a time.
** Even if you clear the bonus stage withing 30 seconds, there are times where the game still counts a few seconds down, as if it's making sure you don't get more than two extra lives at a time.
* MultipleLifeBars: Arlong, Tashigi and Captain Smoker, the former two have two health bars (a green bar layers over yellow), the latter has three (a blue bar over a green bar over a yellow bar)
* PoisonMushroom: Leave food for enough time and they turn purple, in which collecting them gives Luffy a health penalty.
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* SuperMovePortraitAttack: Luffy gets one for his Bazooka and one for his Axe, but his friends just get one.
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* SuperMovePortraitAttack: Luffy gets two, one for his Bazooka and one for his Axe, each LimitBreak, but his friends just get one.
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* UseYourHead: Luffy's Gum Gum Bell. Generally not very useful (it's ''very'' close-range and most enemies, even {{Mooks}}, have a much longer reach than that) but comes in decently handy the first time you fight Buggy.
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* UseYourHead: Luffy's Gum Gum Bell. Generally not very useful (it's ''very'' close-range and most enemies, even {{Mooks}}, {{Mooks}} (and '''EVEN'' Luffy's Battle Axe), have a much longer reach than that) but comes in decently handy the first time you fight Buggy.
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* VideoGameStealing: Nami can steal items from enemies.
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* VideoGameStealing: Nami can steal items from enemies.enemies, mixed with RandomNumberGod.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Bosses can randomly ignore the knockback or the stunning effect from Luffy's machine gun punches.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: TheComputerIsACheatingBastard:
** Bosses can randomly ignore the knockback or the stunning effect from Luffy's machine gunpunches.punches.
** If you're not careful and spam machine gun punches, [[ThatOneBoss Buggy can end up combing you by stabbing you with knives over and over]], even worse, '''YOU CAN'T CANCEL YOU'RE CURRENT MOVE''', ***AND YOUR INVINCIBILITY AFTER GETTING HIT IS RATHER STRICT***
** Bosses can randomly ignore the knockback or the stunning effect from Luffy's machine gun
** If you're not careful and spam machine gun punches, [[ThatOneBoss Buggy can end up combing you by stabbing you with knives over and over]], even worse, '''YOU CAN'T CANCEL YOU'RE CURRENT MOVE''', ***AND YOUR INVINCIBILITY AFTER GETTING HIT IS RATHER STRICT***
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Luffy is invincible when he's peforming either the [[LimitBreak Gum Gum Bazooka/Gum Gum Battle Axe]], as long as it successfully hits.
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* NonPlayerCompanion: All of the Strawhats besides Luffy - one joins at the end of every level (except the last) and each can whip out two special moves, nothing more.
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* NonPlayerCompanion: All of the Strawhats besides Luffy - one joins at the end of every level (except the last) Arlong Park and Loguetown) and each can whip out two special moves, nothing more.
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* OneHitKill: In a reference to Luffy halting Kuro by grabbing him in the source material, doing the same thing when Kuro is racing around during his Cat Out Of The Bag attack will immediately wipe out the rest of his health.
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* OneHitKill: OneHitKill:
** In a reference to Luffy halting Kuro by grabbing him in the source material, doing the same thing when Kuro is racing around during his Cat Out Of The Bag attack will immediately wipe out the rest of hishealth.health.
** Downplayed with Helmeppo when he gets hit by Zoro's "Tornado Slash", if he has enough health, he'll survive the first hit, but dies to the second hit anyway.
** In a reference to Luffy halting Kuro by grabbing him in the source material, doing the same thing when Kuro is racing around during his Cat Out Of The Bag attack will immediately wipe out the rest of his
** Downplayed with Helmeppo when he gets hit by Zoro's "Tornado Slash", if he has enough health, he'll survive the first hit, but dies to the second hit anyway.
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''One Piece'' is a 2005 ActionGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, based on the manga ''Manga/OnePiece'', developed by Creator/{{Dimps}} and released ''exclusively in America'', unlike many others which were or still are [[NoExportForYou exclusive to Japan]]. A [[GenreShift genre shifted]] prequel to ''One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum'' that recycles its sprites and music into the ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure'' engine, it has a higher focus on platforming and features six chapters, covering Luffy's adventures in East Blue from when he recruits Zoro to when his crew escapes from the marines in Logue Town.
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''One Piece'' is a 2005 ActionGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, Platform/GameBoyAdvance, based on the manga ''Manga/OnePiece'', developed by Creator/{{Dimps}} and released ''exclusively in America'', unlike many others which were or still are [[NoExportForYou exclusive to Japan]]. A [[GenreShift genre shifted]] prequel to ''One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum'' that recycles its sprites and music into the ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure'' engine, it has a higher focus on platforming and features six chapters, covering Luffy's adventures in East Blue from when he recruits Zoro to when his crew escapes from the marines in Logue Town.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Not just to ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure''. This game reuses a lot of assets from ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fSrehkl8lg One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum]]'', an arena fighter for the UsefulNotes/WonderSwan Color based on the Baroque Works saga.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Not just to ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure''. This game reuses a lot of assets from ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fSrehkl8lg One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum]]'', an arena fighter for the UsefulNotes/WonderSwan Platform/WonderSwan Color based on the Baroque Works saga.
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* OneHitKill: In a reference to Luffy halting Kuro by grabbing him in the source material, doing the same thing when Kuro is racing around during his Cat Out Of The Bag attack will immediately wipe out the rest of his health.
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* BonusBoss: Alvida ([[{{Gonk}} both]] [[MsFanservice forms]]) and Buggy (in his kart form).
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* AwesomeButImpractical: Luffy's Battle Axe. '''Very''' damaging, can kill a boss in a couple of hits. However, it has pathetically short range and will miss more often than not, and it costs twice as much as the much more reliable Bazooka.
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* OneUp: They're shaped like Luffy's head.
* AdaptationalBadass: Roughly half the mini-boss characters folded with one good hit in the source material. Here, ''all'' of them have stamina to match Luffy's (Tashigi has ''twice'' as much) and can kick some serious ass if you let your guard down.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Helmeppo, who takes damage much more easily than any of the other mini-bosses and has no actual attacks, just [[FlunkyBoss the ability to summon]] endless hordes of {{Mooks}}. He doesn't even have his gun.
* AdaptationalBadass: Roughly half the mini-boss characters folded with one good hit in the source material. Here, ''all'' of them have stamina to match Luffy's (Tashigi has ''twice'' as much) and can kick some serious ass if you let your guard down.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Helmeppo, who takes damage much more easily than any of the other mini-bosses and has no actual attacks, just [[FlunkyBoss the ability to summon]] endless hordes of {{Mooks}}. He doesn't even have his gun.
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* OneUp: They're rare items, shaped like Luffy's head.
* AdaptationalBadass: Roughly half the mini-boss characters folded with one good hit in the source material. Here, ''all'' of them have stamina to match Luffy's (Tashigi has ''twice'' asmuch) much, which makes her as durable as Arlong,) and can kick some serious ass if you let your guard down.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] withHelmeppo, [[WarmUpBoss Helmeppo]], who takes damage much more easily than any of the other mini-bosses and has no actual attacks, just [[FlunkyBoss the ability to summon]] endless hordes of {{Mooks}}. He doesn't even have his gun. He still can take far more punishment than he could at the start of the series.
* AdaptationalBadass: Roughly half the mini-boss characters folded with one good hit in the source material. Here, ''all'' of them have stamina to match Luffy's (Tashigi has ''twice'' as
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** Smoker, despite being a DamageSpongeBoss with quite possibly the nastiest attacks (and reflexes) in the game, is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he gets back up]] and the whole level turns into an EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him gets you an instant GameOver.
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** Smoker, [[FinalBoss Smoker]], despite being a DamageSpongeBoss with quite possibly the nastiest attacks (and reflexes) in the game, is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he gets back up]] and the whole level turns into an EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him or his attacks gets you an instant GameOver.
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* AttackItsWeakPoint: Buggy is only vulnerable in the head unless he is flinching and on the ground.
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* FlashStep: [[BreatherBoss Kuro]] does this before every attack, meaning you have to dodge and counter every single of his attacks. His Out of the Bag attack allows him to attack four times in a row this way.
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* InvincibilityPowerUp: There's a fist item that makes Luffy able to OneHitKO enemies with CollisionDamage for a while.
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* InvincibilityPowerUp: There's a fist item that makes Luffy able to OneHitKO enemies with CollisionDamage and be entirely immune to all traps but BottomlessPits for a while.
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* AssistCharacter: Zoro, Nami, Usopp and Sanji.
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* AssistCharacter: Zoro, Nami, Usopp and Sanji. Each is called as a special move.
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* BossArenaUrgency: The floor being torn apart is something to be concerned about when fighting Gin.
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* BossArenaUrgency: The floor being torn apart is something to be concerned about when fighting Gin.Gin, who can get up from being thrown overboard, unlike you. Downplayed, as it does get repaired shortly after.
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* CounterAttack: Part of Tashigi's moveset. [[ThatOneAttack It is extremely danguerous.]]
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* CounterAttack: Part of Tashigi's moveset. [[ThatOneAttack It is extremely danguerous.dangerous.]]
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* GameOverMan: A tired Luffy.
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* GameOverMan: A tired Luffy.Luffy is shown every time you die.
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* LedgeBats: Port Town 1 ends with a few cannons placed by the side of BottomlessPits. Most enemies fill this role at various times, too.
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* StationaryBoss: Don Krieg, at first.
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* StationaryBoss: Don Krieg, at first.first, doesn't move at all. Justified, as you have to reach him while avoiding his shots and water.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: Axe-Hand Morgan has a simple moveset, but is able to block attacks and punish you if you attack carelessly. He can call {{mooks}} to help him, too.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: WakeUpCallBoss:
** Axe-Hand Morgan has a simple moveset, but is able to block attacks and punish you if you attack carelessly. He can call {{mooks}} to help him, too.
** Even if you have an easy time with Morgan, Buggy will be a challenge, because he is immune to your attacks most of the time, stays on air for some of the times where he is vulnerable (so you can't combo him) and has hard to avoid ranged attacks.
** Axe-Hand Morgan has a simple moveset, but is able to block attacks and punish you if you attack carelessly. He can call {{mooks}} to help him, too.
** Even if you have an easy time with Morgan, Buggy will be a challenge, because he is immune to your attacks most of the time, stays on air for some of the times where he is vulnerable (so you can't combo him) and has hard to avoid ranged attacks.
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* BonusLevel: After every boss except the last one, there's a bonus level where Luffy must defeat a bunch of enemies before the [[TimedMission timer ends]] to get a couple of 1-ups. This is unlocked as an EndlessGame after the game is beaten once.
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* BonusLevel: After every boss except the last one, there's a bonus level where Luffy must defeat a bunch of enemies before the [[TimedMission timer ends]] to get a couple of 1-ups. This is unlocked as an EndlessGame a selectable mini-game after the game is beaten once.
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* WolfPackBoss: In the second stage of Arlong Park, Arlong's three officers all fight the player as a single force, tagging out between each attack. All three of them have their own health, and they all need to be defeated to win.
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: Smoker at the end of the game. Not really an AdvancingBossOfDoom because Luffy can't fight back. When Luffy reaches his ship, [[InstantWinCondition Smoker just disappears.]]
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: Smoker at the end of the game. Not really an AdvancingBossOfDoom because Luffy can't fight back. When Luffy reaches his ship, [[InstantWinCondition Smoker just disappears.]]]][[note]]There ''is'' an odd glitch where Smoker will continue chasing Luffy even after he's reached his ship and ran off-screen, but the game treats it as if Luffy had escaped him cleanly.[[/note]]
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* InterfaceScrew: With his hypnosis, Jango can either reverse Luffy's controls or mess up with his sight.
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* InterfaceScrew: With his hypnosis, Jango can either reverse Luffy's controls or mess up with his sight.
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''One Piece'' is a 2005 ActionGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, based on the manga ''Manga/OnePiece'', developed by Creator/{{Dimps}} and released ''exclusively in America'', unlike many others which were or still are [[NoExportForYou exclusive to Japan]]. A [[GenreShift genre shifted]] prequel to ''One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum'' in the ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure'' engine, it has a higher focus on platforming and features six chapters, covering Luffy's adventures in East Blue from when he recruits Zoro to when his crew escapes from the marines in Logue Town.
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''One Piece'' is a 2005 ActionGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, based on the manga ''Manga/OnePiece'', developed by Creator/{{Dimps}} and released ''exclusively in America'', unlike many others which were or still are [[NoExportForYou exclusive to Japan]]. A [[GenreShift genre shifted]] prequel to ''One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum'' in that recycles its sprites and music into the ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure'' engine, it has a higher focus on platforming and features six chapters, covering Luffy's adventures in East Blue from when he recruits Zoro to when his crew escapes from the marines in Logue Town.
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* BagOfSpilling, LetsSplitUpGang: Luffy's crew runs ahead of him in the beggining of every level just so he has to search for them again and again. This does not happen in the main bosses' levels.
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* BagOfSpilling, LetsSplitUpGang: Luffy's crew runs ahead of him in the beggining beginning of every level just so he has to search for them again and again. This does not happen in the main bosses' levels.
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* StandardStatusEffects: Usopp can stun enemies and Jango can put Luffy to sleep. Sometimes his hypnosis causes himself to sleep too, but he always wakes up first.
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* StandardStatusEffects: StatusEffects: Usopp can stun enemies and Jango can put Luffy to sleep. Sometimes his hypnosis causes himself to sleep too, but he always wakes up first.
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''One Piece'' is a 2005 ActionGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, based on the manga ''Manga/OnePiece'', developed by Creator/{{Dimps}} and released ''exclusively in America'', unlike many others which were or still are [[NoExportForYou exclusive to Japan]]. A [[GenreShift genre shifted]] prequel to ''One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum'' in the ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure'' engine, it has a higher focus on platforming and features six chapters, covering Luffy's adventures in East Blue from when he recruits Zoro to when his crew escapes from the marines in Logue Town.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Sanji is given lollipops and Smoker is renamed Chaser. [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Smoker still smokes in his artwork, though.]]
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Sanji is given lollipops and Smoker is renamed Chaser. [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Smoker still smokes in his artwork, though.]]
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''One Piece'' is a 2005 ActionGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance developed by Creator/{{Dimps}} and released ''exclusively in America'', unlike many others which were or still are [[NoExportForYou exclusive to Japan]]. A [[GenreShift genre shifted]] prequel to ''One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum'' in the ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvanceAdventure'' engine, it has a higher focus on platforming and features six chapters, covering Luffy's adventures in East Blue from when he recruits Zoro to when his crew escapes from the marines in Logue Town.
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''One Piece'' is a 2005 ActionGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance developed by Creator/{{Dimps}} and released ''exclusively in America'', unlike many others which were or still are [[NoExportForYou exclusive to Japan]]. A [[GenreShift genre shifted]] prequel to ''One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum'' in the ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvanceAdventure'' ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure'' engine, it has a higher focus on platforming and features six chapters, covering Luffy's adventures in East Blue from when he recruits Zoro to when his crew escapes from the marines in Logue Town.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Not just to ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvanceAdventure''. This game reuses a lot of assets from ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fSrehkl8lg One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum]]'', an arena fighter for the [=WonderSwan=] Color based on the Baroque Works saga.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Not just to ''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvanceAdventure''.''VideoGame/DragonBallAdvancedAdventure''. This game reuses a lot of assets from ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fSrehkl8lg One Piece Grand Battle: Swan Colosseum]]'', an arena fighter for the [=WonderSwan=] UsefulNotes/WonderSwan Color based on the Baroque Works saga.
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* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Not that it bothered many since ''Swan Colosseum'' is exclusive to Japan and this is exclusive to America, but most of Luffy's moveset is changed between the two games and the stock cost of his Bazooka and Battle Axe moves are swapped.
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* LauncherMove: Luffy can interrupt his standard combo into a high kick that launches enemies. Unfortunately, unlike in ''Dragon Ball: Advance Adventure'' there isn't a lot you can do to airbone enemies here other than following into a Gum Gum Bazooka.
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* LauncherMove: Luffy can interrupt his standard combo into a high kick that launches enemies. Unfortunately, unlike in ''Dragon Ball: Advance Adventure'' there isn't a lot you can do to airbone enemies here other than following into a well timed Gum Gum Bazooka.Pistol or Bazooka. A neat thing, though, is that hitting Richie with this kick will always immediately knock Mohji off him.
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* AIBreaker: While fighting Smoker, it is possible to bait him into performing a smokin' Shoryuken over and over.
* LauncherMove: Luffy can interrupt his standard combo into a high kick that launches enemies. Unfortunately, unlike in ''Dragon Ball: Advance Adventure'' there isn't a lot you can do to airbone enemies here other than following into a Gum Gum Bazooka.
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* MarathonLevel: All the levels are very long.
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* MarathonLevel: All the levels are very long.long, and the final normal stage is an auto-scrolling one that lasts for about 10 minutes.
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* SpikesOfDoomSpikesOfDoom: They deal significant damage on Luffy and knock out enemies instantly.
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Playing the game shows that the developers were indeed fans of the manga and [[ShownTheirWork got many details down to spec]] (especially in a few of the boss battles). Though as the series was under [[Creator/FourKidsEntertainment 4Kids]] license at the time it does have some of the naming conventions (Cursed Fruit, Chaser, Gum Gum Blast, etc).
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Playing the game shows that the developers were indeed fans of the manga and [[ShownTheirWork got many details down to spec]] (especially in a few of the boss battles). Though as the series was under [[Creator/FourKidsEntertainment 4Kids]] license at the time it does have some of the naming conventions (Cursed Fruit, Chaser, ("Cursed Fruit" instead of "Devil Fruit", "Chaser" instead of "Smoker", "Gum Gum Blast" instead of "Gum Gum Blast, Pistol", etc).
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** Smoker, despite being a DamageSpongeBoss with quite possibly the nastiest attacks (and reflexes) in the game, is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he gets back up]] and the whole level turns into a EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him gets you an instant GameOver.
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** Smoker, despite being a DamageSpongeBoss with quite possibly the nastiest attacks (and reflexes) in the game, is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he gets back up]] and the whole level turns into a an EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him gets you an instant GameOver.
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: Smoker at the end of the game. Not really a AdvancingBossOfDoom because Luffy can't fight back. When Luffy reaches his ship, [[InstantWinCondition Smoker just disappears.]]
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: Smoker at the end of the game. Not really a an AdvancingBossOfDoom because Luffy can't fight back. When Luffy reaches his ship, [[InstantWinCondition Smoker just disappears.]]
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* CompressedAdaptation: There's very little dialogue and cutscenes in this game to properly explain the story. You can talk to a few characters, but that's it.
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* CompressedAdaptation: There's very little dialogue and cutscenes in this game to properly explain the story. story, to the point it ''doesn't even have an opening scene to explain the series' premise''. You can talk to a few characters, characters in-game, but that's it.
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** Smoker, despite being [[ThatOneBoss the toughest boss by a country mile]], is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he immediately gets back up]] and the whole level turns into a EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him gets you an instant GameOver.
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** Smoker, despite being [[ThatOneBoss a DamageSpongeBoss with quite possibly the toughest boss by a country mile]], nastiest attacks (and reflexes) in the game, is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he immediately gets back up]] and the whole level turns into a EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him gets you an instant GameOver.
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* UseYourHead: Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Bell.
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* UseYourHead: Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Bell.Gum Gum Bell. Generally not very useful (it's ''very'' close-range and most enemies, even {{Mooks}}, have a much longer reach than that) but comes in decently handy the first time you fight Buggy.
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* AdaptationalWimp: Unlike in the anime/manga, Luffy is ''not'' automatically ImmuneToBullets. He needs to consciously use Gum Gum Balloon to bounce them back, and that attack is typically unlocked pretty late in the game.
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* AdaptationalWimp: Unlike in the anime/manga, Luffy is ''not'' automatically ImmuneToBullets. He needs to consciously use Gum Gum Balloon to bounce them back, and that attack move is typically unlocked pretty late in the game.game.
** Smoker, despite being [[ThatOneBoss the toughest boss by a country mile]], is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he immediately gets back up]] and the whole level turns into a EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him gets you an instant GameOver.
** Smoker, despite being [[ThatOneBoss the toughest boss by a country mile]], is still this compared to his anime/manga counterpart, if only because Luffy - ''East Blue'' Luffy - can actually touch him. But immediately [[AvertedTrope averted]] after his defeat, where [[HeadsIWinTailsYouLose he immediately gets back up]] and the whole level turns into a EscapeSequence where so much as ''touching'' him gets you an instant GameOver.
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* BalloonBelly: Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Balloon technique, which is used to deflect bullets, and also float for a bit in the air.
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* BalloonBelly: Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Gum Gum Balloon technique, which is used to deflect bullets, and also float for a bit in the air.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Roughly half the mini-boss characters folded with one good hit in the source material. Here, ''all'' of them have stamina to match Luffy's (Tashigi has ''twice'' as much) and can kick some serious ass if you let your guard down.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Helmeppo, who takes damage much more easily than any of the other mini-bosses and has no actual attacks, just [[FlunkyBoss the ability to summon]] endless hordes of {{Mooks}}. He doesn't even have his gun.
* AdaptationalWimp: Unlike in the anime/manga, Luffy is ''not'' automatically ImmuneToBullets. He needs to consciously use Gum Gum Balloon to bounce them back, and that attack is typically unlocked pretty late in the game.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Helmeppo, who takes damage much more easily than any of the other mini-bosses and has no actual attacks, just [[FlunkyBoss the ability to summon]] endless hordes of {{Mooks}}. He doesn't even have his gun.
* AdaptationalWimp: Unlike in the anime/manga, Luffy is ''not'' automatically ImmuneToBullets. He needs to consciously use Gum Gum Balloon to bounce them back, and that attack is typically unlocked pretty late in the game.
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* BottomlessPits
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* BottomlessPitsBottomlessPits: All over the damn place in every level after the first. Their insta-kill status is justified in the Baratie level, where they all lead to [[SuperDrowningSkills the ocean]], but the other levels don't really bother with such excuses.
