Meadows Leading to Adventure: The Plain Zone is the central area of the unnamed island Popora inhabits. It is the main hub for the Straw Hat Pirates in One Piece: Unlimited Adventure.[1]
Geography[]
A map of the Plain Zone.
The Plain Zone is a grassy region of the game's unnamed island with average trees and sizeable elevation changes. Its most prominent features include a massive tree at its center that grows on two plateaus, leaving a path underneath it; a small island in the pond below a waterfall that leads to the Cave Zone; and a beachfront area where the Thousand Sunny could dock.
The zone's plateaus are only reachable by jumping on a bouncy mushroom, and treasure chests are hidden throughout it. The zone also leads to all other zones on the island except the Abyss Zone. While the Seaside Zone, Jungle Zone, and Ruins Zone are easily accessible from the Plain Zone's main area, the Cave Zone's entrance is surrounded by water. The Mountain Zone's entrance is at the bottom of a steep, winding hill, and the Dimension Zone's entrance is at the top of a tall, ascending stone path.[1]
Locations[]
Camp[]
The Plain Zone's Camp.
The Plain Zone was the home to the Straw Hat Pirates' Camp (キャンプ, Kyanpu?) while they stayed on the island. It was where they stored materials, cooked, built supplies, and enjoyed their downtime.[1]
History[]
One Piece: Unlimited Adventure[]
Beginning of the Adventure[]
Popora attacks Luffy for opening the path to the Seaside Zone.
When the Straw Hat Pirates arrived at the island and were separated, Luffy and some of the crew's belongings dropped down on the Plain Zone. Luffy began to explore the area, and Popora snuck behind him, hiding behind the bushes. After Luffy activated the orb and opened the path to the Seaside Zone, Popora jumped from the cliff above and struck him over the head.
Exploring the Island[]
Luffy left the Plain Zone and later returned with the rest of his crew after reuniting with them. The area became the crew's camp, and they returned there often while exploring the other zones. Franky built a bridge from the main area to the small island leading to the Cave Zone, allowing the crew to explore the island's bowels.
The crew's final enemies stand at the entrance to the Mountain Zone.
After the crew broke the seals in the Cave Zone, Popora decided to help them and accompanied them back to the camp. As they approached the Mountain Zone, apparitions of Portgas D. Ace, Shanks, Rob Lucci, and Kuzan stood at the entrance to warn them not to proceed.
End of the Journey[]
Sealed gives Popora friends as his parting act.
The crew broke the remaining seals and confronted the Evil Guardian. After defeating him, the Abyss Zone and Cave Zone began to collapse, and Luffy used Gomu Gomu no Gigant Pistol to punch a hole in the cave's ceiling, allowing them all to escape to the Plain Zone above. They all got to safety, and when Nami asked Luffy if she could now have to orb to sell, it shattered in front of them. From it rose the ghost of Sealed, who only Luffy and Popora could see. The island's former protector thanked Luffy, and the crew left to sail off from the island. Before Sealed ascended to the afterlife, he left Popora with other creatures just like him to keep him company. The island completely transformed and became a paradise for him and his new friends.[1]
Wildlife[]
Swallowtail Butterflies can be found on the Plain Zone's flowers, and Hercules Beetles and Golden Hercules can be found on the area's trees. Lovely Angels, Scissor Shrimp, and Adventure Fish can be caught in the zone's pond next to the Cave Zone's entrance. Island Clams, Adventure Fish, Panda Sharks, and Blue-Finned Elephant Tuna can be caught along the zone's beach.[1]
Trivia[]
The Camp in an early build of Plain Zone.
- The Plain Zone was one of two of Unlimited Adventure's areas shown off in their early build stages, along with the Ruins Zone. In the early build, the area's foliage looked different, with more than one kind of tree and lower-quality textures.
- The Plain Zone is the only zone in Unlimited Adventure with no enemies or bosses.