Jan 08, 2017 04:45 AM EST By Eva M. Fernandez, UniversityHerald Reporter

Bandai Namco will finally have an English release soon for its "One Piece Thousand Storm" through a pre-registration page. The game will feature exciting loots on its many quests.

Online Pre-Registration for US Launch

The "One Piece Thousand Storm" has been available for some time now on the Japanese App Store. But now, fans can pre-register for the popular game on Android and iOS through an official site put up by Bandai Namco. Those who are interested can simply put their contact info, like email or social media accounts, in the pre-registration page, Touch Arcade reported.

Those who took advantage of the pre-registration for the English release of "One Piece Thousand Storm" will get in-game bonus features that will give them an edge over the rest of the players who didn't. If 50,000 players will pre-register, they will get five rainbow coins and three berry cards. If 100,000 players pre-register, those players will recieve three character medals for the Trafalgar Law, which is based on the "2 Years Ago."

This only means that the more number of people pre-registering, the more in-game bonus will be given away. Those who can't wait for the English version can play the Japanese release, and understand some of the UI elements in the game through YouTube videos released by some players.

Cool Loots For Pre-Registered Players

Besides hunting for loot in one of the many exhilarating quests in the game, players can also unleash special skills, and play in multiplayer battles in real time with their friends, WWG reported. "One Piece" Fans can also customize their favorite characters using scene cards based on the story line of the popular anime.

The "One Piece Thousand Storm" will feature all the Straw Hat Pirates that starred in the narratives of "New World" and "2 Years Ago." This means, fans of the anime series can live as a pirate through the much anticipated mobile game.

Bandai Namco isn't just making money out of this game, but really put a lot of thought into it to deliver what the fans deserve from the mobile game adaptation of their favorite anime series. 

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