The series' long-time creator and writer, Eiichiro Oda, developed these new additions. Apart from the well-known characters, the game will also feature two new characters, Adio and Lim, as well as several new animals like Leviathan and Dry Penguin. One Piece Odyssey is an adventure role-playing game inspired by the popular manga series titled One Piece. The title will feature two original characters and some new animals designed by the manga's creator and writer. There is also the Bond Arts feature which imbues each member of the Screw Hats group with special moves. In the case of Sanji, the Dramatic Scene will impact the character’s ability to attack when he is surrounded by women. The Dramatic Scene is a mechanic that will affect every party member’s ability based on a number of factors. One Piece Odyssey will feature numerous special features, including turn-based combats and Dramatic Scene. Finally, the trailer panned to the pirate gang as they team up with Rebecca, Sabo, and Trafalgar Law to save Dressrosa from getting destroyed by Doflamingo. It then shows the Paramount War, where the Straw Hats attempt to stop Ace’s execution at the hands of the Marines in Marineford. It began with Luffy and his crew in the country of Alabasta, where they try to save the nation from a civil war that was orchestrated by Baroque Works and Crocodile. Luffy, Rorona Zoro, Nami, Sanji, and Usopp, among others – as they revisit their previous adventures alongside Lim. It showcases the pirate gang Straw Hats – which includes Monkey D.
The trailer is a three-minute-long introduction to the forthcoming title. Bandai Namco's One Piece Odyssey is inspired by the long running manga of the same name by Eiichiro Oda. This free-to-play demo will feature transferrable game saves for when the full game launches just three days later. The Japanese video game publisher also revealed that it's launching a new demo on January 10.
Bandai Namco Entertainment has released a new trailer for its upcoming role-playing game, One Piece Odyssey.
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