One Piece: Grand Adventure
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The following cheat codes are for One Piece: Grand Adventure on GameCube.
| CHEAT CODES | |
|---|---|
| Go to VS mode. Go to a data file and enter any of the following codes. | |
| Lvl. 100 Chaser | esVqswd1YBBH4keV |
| Lvl. 100 Crocodile | tvMm8jq6PQYKwtRb |
| Lvl. 100 Nami | q2Lrq92tkZ55kBh9 |
| Lvl. 100 Sanji | 8wGQ8hMw0BM2PJL |
| Lvl. 100 Ussop | 8wTm8hMwsBM2P4RL |
| Lvl. 100 Vivi | F1GfS772PgPcZMnG |
| Lvl. 100 Zolo | MDbPl9Fsr0RH57Xt |
| Lvl. 100 Don Krieg | 8wG9x14wJBMtR0BK |
| Lvl. 100 Eneru | Zzqs6PLNWqblXBH |
| Lvl. 100 Kuina | xLtwnrJ1VKLmSwCg |
| Lvl. 100 Mihawk | pP72dQw83R7Wdfnf |
| Lvl. 100 Ohm | 2FTfDTD4DGngnhQn |
| Lvl. 100 Trace(Ace) | P9wRrM9Bw86cK528 |
| Lvl. 100 Wapol | Q5kVkNS34BWYm4FB |
| Lvl. 100 Monkey D.Luffy | JKyqMFnJsZVKHyVh |
The following cheat codes are for One Piece: Grand Adventure on PlayStation 2.
| CHEAT CODES | |
|---|---|
| Go to VS mode. Then to a data file and enter any of the following codes. | |
| Enel | Zzqs6PLNWqwblXBH |
| Kuina | xLtwnrJ1VKLmSwCg |
| Crocodile | VBbPVJDcZM9NyNMf |
| Mihawk | pP72dQw83R7Wdfnf |
| Trace | P9wRrM9Bw86cK528 |
| Sanji | m6mzsmwWg7618qgL |
| Nami | GjfrK92hjyzFB7BC |
| Wapol | byfyrsCwFRZx9dDZ |
About One Piece: Grand Adventure
One Piece: Grand Adventure is a 2006 3D arena fighting game developed by Ganbarion and published by Namco Bandai for the PlayStation 2 (PS2) and GameCube (GCN). A sequel to Grand Battle, it covers the story up to the Skypiea Arc and features a roster of 24 playable characters, including fan favorites like Luffy, Crocodile, and Enel, along with exclusive inclusions like Zeff and Kuina. The gameplay is built around interactive stages filled with items and the "Accel Heat" system, which allows players to unleash devastating Secret Arts through a rock-paper-scissors-style cinematic clash. The centerpiece of this entry is the titular Grand Adventure mode, a surprisingly deep campaign where players sail across a map, recruit crew members, and engage in RPG-style stat leveling to build the ultimate pirate team.
Platform differences between the two versions are minimal but present in the technical presentation. The GameCube version is noted for having slightly faster loading times and a more stable frame rate during chaotic four-player battles or complex cinematic finishers. In contrast, the PlayStation 2 version was the more widely available release and is often preferred by those using the DualShock 2, as the button layout is well-suited for the game's quick-trigger support attacks. While both versions share the same "sepia-toned" menu aesthetic and 4Kids-inspired voice acting, the GameCube version has become a significantly more expensive collector's item in the secondary market. Whether you are grinding levels for your crew on the GCN or dominating the Arena mode on your PS2, Grand Adventure is regarded as one of the most content-rich One Piece games of its era.