Dokapon: Monster Hunter is a 2001 role-playing video game developed and published by Asmik Ace Entertainment for the Game Boy Advance. It was later published in North America by AIA and in Europe by Ubi Soft.

The game is set on Dokkano Island, where the player must pass an adventurer's exam by completing a number of assigned missions, which requires the player to defeat many monsters in battle. Once weakened, the player can collect the monster and use it in future battles to defeat opponents, as with other games such as Pokémon. Dungeons are randomly generated each time the player enters them. Staircases allow the player to move between floors in the dungeons.

The game features a number of unique gameplay mechanics, including:

• Rock-paper-scissors combat: The player must choose between rock, paper, and scissors before each attack. The player's choice will determine the damage dealt to the enemy.
• Monster collecting: The player can collect monsters that they defeat in battle. Monsters can be used in future battles to help the player defeat their opponents.
• Randomly generated dungeons: Dungeons are randomly generated each time the player enters them, which keeps the game fresh and challenging.
• Multiplayer support: The game supports up to four players in multiplayer mode. Players can compete against each other to see who can become the best adventurer.

Dokapon: Monster Hunter was praised by critics for its unique gameplay mechanics, its charming visuals, and its multiplayer support. However, the game was also criticized for its difficulty and its lack of depth.

Overall, Dokapon: Monster Hunter is a unique and enjoyable role-playing game that offers a variety of gameplay mechanics and a challenging experience.