ONE PIECE: Great Pirate Colosseum

ONE PIECE: Great Pirate Colosseum brings the same fighting action as DRAGON BALL Z: Extreme Butōden, it's basically its counterpart but with a Straw Hat twist. It threw 23 playable Straw Hats and villains (Luffy, Law, Doflamingo, even Film Gold's Tesoro) into explosive team battles, backed by over 80 assist characters like Mihawk, Whitebeard and even the Going Merry. The result? A fanservice heavy brawler that embraced ONE PIECE's absurd energy but never quite escaped Extreme Butōden's shadow.

GAME DATASHEET
Name	ONE PIECE: Great Pirate Colosseum ONE PIECE: Dai Kaizoku Colosseum
Genre	Fighting
Console	3DS
Released	2016
Developer	ARC SYSTEMS
Publisher	BANDAI NAMCO
Language	Japanese

The core mechanics mirrored the DRAGON BALL game: fast paced 1v1 or 2v2 fights with assists, flashy specials and screen filling ultimates. Luffy's Gum Gum Giant Rifle feels weighty and Zoro's sword slashes carved through enemies, but combos are simple and the AI still pushes back.

This game also received an official crossplay patch that enabled battles against DRAGON BALL Z: Extreme Butōden players. For that time, the 3DS became the wildest anime battleground since Jump! Ultimate Stars. But now all we can do is pray to Pretendo revives these servers, because the world needs to see Zoro clash swords with Vegeta again.

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So yeah, there's no much to say either, same engine, same mechanics, just devil fruits instead of ki blasts. Either that's cool or not, if you wanna set sail for the most Yonko level pirate brawl on the 3DS, then smash that download button! Prefer to keep your hands free? Let a Remote Install do the work, and Luffy will land on your HOME Menu into next week! Later, nakama!

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