JoyGames redesigned pirateking characters with a new technology

One Piece follows Luffy D. Monkey, a rambunctious young hero who ate a magical fruit that gave him a one piece treasure hunt rubber body. It would've been nice if it had been done another way. The One Piece cast looks appropriately bouncy and animated, and it's a delight to see their ridiculous attacks.

One of the requirements for S ranks is earning "!" points, which are only earned by using Kizuna attacks on enemies. The cel-shaded animation style really pops and works well for the character designs. It ran smoothly, and the only complaint is that the game doesn't adjust well enough for two players. This mode features some cool hidden dialogue between characters you normally wouldn't expect.
Online has the same rescue system seen in a few recent Warriors games, where players can send out an SOS asking for help on a difficult stage. One entire plot arc is crammed into one stage while another is used for a fight, even though in the original manga, Luffy beats a guy in one punch. The frame rate on the PS4 version is nice, with only minimal slowdowns during particularly busy segments JoyGames.com.