Bandai Namco will remove the One Piece Film Red Animation Song Pack from One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 on 25 November 2026. The add-on will be delisted across the platforms where the game is available, giving players roughly one month to acquire the downloadable content before it leaves digital storefronts.
The DLC is a music-focused add-on rather than a new playable character or story expansion. It adds seven tracks from the One Piece Film Red soundtrack, which can be selected as background music during the game's Battle Preparation phase. Players who already own the pack will retain access to it after the delisting, including the ability to download it after 25 November.
What the DLC contains
The songs are associated with Uta's music in One Piece Film Red. Bandai Namco's pack includes:
- “Backlight”
- “Fleeting Lullaby”
- “I'm Invincible”
- “New Genesis”
- “Tot Musica”
- “Where the Wind Blows”
- “The World's Continuation”
Because the tracks are used during Battle Preparation, the add-on changes the music available around battles rather than adding a new campaign, combat system, or playable roster member. Its removal therefore affects access to this specific soundtrack content for players who have not added it to their libraries before the delisting date.
Platforms affected
One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 is available on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. The announcement does not identify a separate Philippine or Southeast Asian delisting schedule, so the stated removal date applies to the platforms listed by Bandai Namco's announcement.
For players in the Philippines and elsewhere in Southeast Asia, the important distinction is between purchasing the pack before its removal and downloading it afterward. Bandai Namco has said that buyers who obtain the DLC before 25 November 2026 can still download it after the add-on is no longer offered. Players who do not own it by the delisting date should not expect it to remain available as a new digital purchase.
The announcement concerns only the One Piece Film Red Animation Song Pack. One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 and other add-ons are separate products, and the delisting does not remove the base game from the platforms named above.
