Heck, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the best anime game ever made. Some publications call One Piece Odyssey the best One Piece game ever made. If it started with that energy, I would’ve rated it higher. One Piece Odyssey ended on a sweet note with me. It’s even worse because the slowest parts of the story happen in the beginning, where the game should’ve ideally hooked in players instead of dragging them along.

The story and the characters aren’t the problem, though. Their interactions with the Straw Hats lead them to evolve over the course of the story, which ties into a bittersweet knot at the end - even if players could argue about whether or not they are “good” characters. The two original characters, Lim and Adio, don’t feel particularly unique personality-wise but have believable motives. To its credit, this adventure feels straight out of the anime or manga.

With Lim’s help, they overcome past hardships and regain their strength while a bigger “storm” looms over Waford.

They run into a girl named Lim who steals their powers, which can only be reclaimed by defeating the island’s guardians and venturing into their past memories. One Piece Odyssey strands the Straw Hats on the island of Waford after a storm shipwrecks them on shore.

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