Have you played it yet? Did you beat the "Invisible Fruit" level? Let me know in the comments below—just don't tell the Simp Mechanic I was looking. 🚬💥 Disclaimer: This game is currently a fan-made concept/demo. If Bandai Namco is reading this, please, for the love of all that is holy, make this real.
By: The Grand Line Gazette
Sanji: Fantasy Toon Adventure isn't trying to be canon. It isn't trying to fix the character. It is simply letting the cook let loose in a world where the laws of physics are as flexible as his legs. Sanji Fantasy Toon Adventure
Grab your controller, light a metaphorical cigarette, and get ready to cook. Have you played it yet
If you thought you had seen every side of the Black Leg, think again. 🚬💥 Disclaimer: This game is currently a fan-made
We have covered the simmering rage of the Germa suit. We have analyzed the chivalry of the Baratie. We have even defended his... questionable decision-making in the Land of Wano. But nothing—absolutely nothing—prepares you for the cel-shaded chaos of the indie hit that is taking over the fandom: .
Before you roll your eyes and mutter “another fan game,” hear me out. This isn’t your typical One Piece beat-em-up. This is Cuphead meets WarioWare with a sprig of rosemary and a lot of cigarette smoke. The premise is delightfully stupid. During a freak storm in the New World, Sanji gets sucked into a "Rumble-Rumble Toon World" created by a rogue Devil Fruit user who paints reality. To get back to the Thousand Sunny, Sanji can’t just kick things. He has to win a cooking competition against a cast of cartoon caricatures of classic One Piece villains.