One Piece (video game): Difference between revisions

* [[Back Tracking]]: To collect some items, you often have to search around already cleared levels. And sometimes you have to backtrack during the levels - bringing Usopp to the Usopp Pirates, for example.

* [[Auto Scrolling Level]]: Logue Town 2.

* [[Balloon Belly]]: Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Balloon technique, which is mainly used to deflect bullets.

* [[Battle Theme Music]]: One for bosses of Areas 2, one for main bosses and one for [[Final Boss|Smoker]].

* [[Bonus Boss]]: Alvida ([[Gonk|both]] [[Ms. Fanservice|forms]]) and Buggy (in his kart form).

* [[Bonus Level]]: After every boss except the last one, there's a bonus level where Luffy must defeat a bunch of enemies before the [[Timed Mission|timer ends]] to get a couple of 1-ups. This is unlocked as a [[Endless Game]] after the game is beaten once.

* [[Metroidvania]]: It's nothing complex, but some paths and items can only be accessed after you unlock Luffy's Spear attack and get some support characters.

* [[Platform Battle]]: Gin's boss arena, which he [[Bottomless Pits|starts breaking]] [[Turns Red|when low on health.]]

* [[Recurring Riff]]: Navy Base 1, Logue Town 1 and Credits.

* [[Scoring Points]]: The points you get from defeating enemies appear as [[Experience Points]] on Luffy's [[Wanted Poster]].

* [[Sequential Boss]]: Some bosses change their attacks so much when they get low on health that they qualify for this trope. Especially Arlong.

* [[Shoryuken]]: Smoker can do this.

* [[Sound Test]]: Bring all the mini chests to Gaimon to unlock it.

* [[Spikes of Doom]]

* [[Use Your Head]]: Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Bell.

* [[Wake Up Call Boss]]: 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.

* [[Video Game Stealing]]: Nami can steal items from enemies.

* [[You Shall Not Pass]]: Said by Tashigi in Logue Town 2. And before that, by the Usopp Pirates in Syrup Village.