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Aug 12, 2012 11:57 PM
#121
That was a really enjoyable watch. Pretty much all of the elements I like about the show were included here but with some improved visuals added to the mix. The plot wasn't exactly deep but it was entertaining. Also, I can't really say that this film would offer much to those who are not already fans of the series but as a companion movie to the show it works well. Strong World has some minor flaws but, as a One Piece fan, I was very pleased with the overall product. |
Aug 31, 2012 5:27 AM
#122
Best movie of OP so far! I'm glad that Oda has directly participated in this movie. 9/10 |
Oct 3, 2012 2:17 AM
#123
I'm really disappointed in this movie, the animation quality was top notch, but the plot was bad, felt like an average filler to me. Yawned during whole movie. |
Oct 26, 2012 9:09 PM
#124
i rated this movie 8/10 i agree, gigant thor axe is really epic this is first Luffy's massive destruction attack (FYI : raw impact of Gigant Thor axe has already destroyed that island) but, they're have minus point.. Luffy vs Shiki was too short the moment when Luffy destroyed 6 of Shiki's lion ground technique was really epic, but i wonder why their fight so short and suck after that? |
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Dec 16, 2012 5:03 PM
#126
I think the early scenes with those extremely fast bull like animals could have been better if when the island was falling apart with sanji the trees roots were grown more causing the island to literally crumble under them. Would have been great to show off the enhanced animations. |
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Dec 19, 2012 9:01 AM
#127
I was also kind of disappointed by the plot. It builds up something really promising, the Straw Hats against a survivor of the Gold D. Roger era, the only man alive who's been able to escape from Impel Down, and a guy with such a massive, retardedly overpowered Devil Fruit, yet when the crew gets serious he suddenly turns into an idiot who isn't able to make any serious damage. The moment of Luffy being trapped in the giant mass of water, almost dead, and Shiki saving him under the stupid idea that he would fall and die is absurd to some really serious levels. His plan of spending 20 years modifying animals to spread them through the East Blue doesn't make sense either in a guy so overpowered that he could pretty easily do all of it himself. And the conclusion with those people flying and living in peace with the animals was so stupid and uninspired. It was quite enjoyable, I won't deny that. I am in a point of the series where I really miss the dynamics of the Straw Hats, and this movie made a great effort at bringing it at its fullest form. I missed something more by Franky and Robin, and Luffy for some reason felt a little overdone in his reactions, but overall the ratio of jokes was excellent and it gave every character the chance to shine in their own way. I'm sort of glad that Nami took a main role. I also appreciate the narrative choice they took, with a sort of complicated flashback structure and introducing characters before putting them in context. It made the first 20-30 minutes of the movie incredibly interesting to see. The fights, were great and excellently animated, the other great quality about this work is the care they put to make everything look so clean and spectacular. The Giant Thor moment was so visually striking that I almost forgot my problems with the storyline at that point. On the other hand, the music seems pretty weak and below average to me. I don't know why, but as the series goes on I tend to be less and less amazed by its song choices. In this case the opening and ending songs were quite bad. Overall, a good movie, enjoyable just because of the characters and with some great emotional moments (the conversation between Usopp and Nami got me), but not the best I've seen in One Piece. I don't know. For example the first movie felt better to me, it was way simpler, but it had the character dynamics and a very basic yet charming spirit of adventure; it reminded me more of the mood of the series than Strong World. |
Jul 12, 2013 12:15 PM
#129
OMG when the whole crew went to save Nami like a mafia >.< that's fanservice for me! Especially Robin using her shortgun so coolly. Really suits her. |
Oct 22, 2013 3:14 PM
#130
Dec 20, 2013 11:08 PM
#131
Valaskjalf said: In other words, this movie doesn't offer anything fresh and is just here to please the fan. What's your initial expectation? Anime series movies weren't created to please the fans, then what? count out the sequels/prequels |
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Dec 26, 2013 5:11 PM
#132
i did like how nami was like "that message was directed at you" then realised he hadn't listened to the whole thing, so didn't want him to hear it... awesome. not enough of luffy in chibi form though ;) |
Jan 5, 2014 1:08 PM
#133
Great movie but I didn't think Luffy'd be able to beat Shiki. I mean, wasn't the guy supposed to be one of Roger's rivals? Then again, that doesn't directly imply he was super strong or something. Still, the giganto thor axe was pretty awesome. |
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Mar 20, 2014 10:30 PM
#134
I don't understand... why is this so well received? it's not that great... people telling me I HAD TO WATCH THIS... disappointed a bit... it's like... maybe an 8.. and I'm leniant with scores. |
May 17, 2014 12:20 AM
#135
A bit disappointed. Anyway, that was a good movie and Luffy and his crew in black suit were badass. |
Tha_NaMay 17, 2014 5:26 AM
Aug 10, 2014 4:59 PM
#136
Most of the times Shonen Movies are a train wreck (Naruto) but this one came out alright. Sure it had it flaws, like the brainless creatures and that silly chicken peacock but that aside Luffy and the crew were amazing. That scene when the shop up to rescue Nami all dressed up and armed to the teeth was just great. |
Oct 10, 2014 10:29 AM
#137
Good movie,8/10 from me,the movie's animation was amazing. |
Dec 8, 2014 7:32 PM
#138
This movie was EPIC! I absolutely loved it! I think it is the best One Piece movie I've seen so far! It was simply amazing! The comedy, the action, the story, the emotions, everything was amazing! 10/10. |
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Jan 17, 2015 2:41 PM
#139
This movie was kind of good. I wasn't expecting too much because it wasn't made by Oda. I didn't like that the villains were way too silly. The only good parts were the character development with Nami and Luffy's fight. Luffy's final attack was pretty cool. |
Apr 3, 2015 3:11 AM
#140
Just had to re-watch the team fight between Shiki and Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Chopper and Usopp after I watched the preview of episode 0. Epic stuff. It's sad that many couldn't look past shallow stuff like "it's just like the main series" or "it didn't offer new plot" etc and couldn't enjoy the movie as much as they could have. A good series transcends plots and character developments, that's how I personally see it anyway. Not to say there wasn't anything disappointing about the movie. |
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Jul 15, 2015 8:42 PM
#141
Meh, the villagers got out so easily in the end, but since I'm not the devil, I'll let it go. The movie was fun to watch, everyone had a role. |
Dec 15, 2015 11:30 AM
#142
Artwork and animation were amazing. Robin looks so hot with glasses and Nami-swaan in a swimsuit <3 They trusted Lion Shiki way too easily. Luffy I understand, but the others... The Dr with the farting shoes sounds a lot like Caeser Clown. The teamwork when they first fought Shiki was really good and exciting. Its rare to see the strawhats work together, normally they fight 1v1 or 2v2. Nice ending, the bit with the tone dial was kind of boring though. Had more of One Piece feel to it than the other movies and reminded me of the first major arcs 8.5/10 |
Mar 20, 2016 7:42 AM
#143
It was an alright movie was expecting a bit better the antagonist Shiki was serviceable didn't feel he let up to his reputation but his crew was awful so no other characters really had a chance to shine. Robin always looking so fine in these movies though. |
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Apr 11, 2016 8:37 AM
#144
I'm afraid I can't help but love anything One Piece, no matter what. But I've seen some negative reviews on it which have made me open my eyes and try to set aside my love for it. For example, the story was meh. Shiki went down a bit too easy, but I guess he relied a lot on his fleet (even back in the fight with Roger) so maybe I shouldn't be so surprised that Luffy beat him so fast. --I mean, during the time Luffy prepared for that final Thor-something attack, Shiki could've totally flown away haha. Though it's most likely just the pacing of the anime that gives you that impression. All in all, the villains were dull and can't even be compared to, say, Doffy. What I really loved and wanted more of was the interaction between the Mugiwara pirates. That's what really made this movie enjoyable! That, and some of the fights: Sanji vs Gorilla AND everyone's favorite - Zoro vs. Indigo. Ok there's actually nothing that memorable about the fights themselves besides Zoro's freaking awesome technique! *o* and Sanji acting like the funny pervert he is (+Brooke taking all the glory, yohohoho!). It really feels as though everything but the Mugiwara pirates was there just to make them look good lol. Also, the freaking animation ♥ I want more! :D So yeaaaah. I guess the movie isn't that great if you think about it. But to me, all the little funny scenes and occasional badass fights were worth the watch! The music wasn't that bad either, DID U SEE HOW AWESOME LUFFY'S LEAP WAS AT THE BEGINNING :0 all thanks to the music! |
Jul 26, 2016 3:14 PM
#145
Wow this movie was brilliant! The action was great, it was fun to see all those crazy animals and how the gang dealt with them as they were encountered! Nami looked absolutely gorgeous in her various outfits and I thought Robin in glasses was something else amazing 10/10!! |
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Aug 3, 2016 8:22 PM
#146
I adore this movie and I was so glad to see the end and up certain characters ended up including the grandma and her sister. |
Aug 30, 2016 10:52 AM
#147
May 5, 2017 4:50 AM
#148
Eh, average movie. My biggest problem was Shiki. He was known as someone who rivaled Roger back in the day. In the beginning of the movie, the Marines were shitting their pants over him, including Garp and Sengoku. Him being defeated by pre-timeskip Straw Hats is completely ridiculous. Hell, I doubt Luffy would have it this easy even if he was post-timeskip. Shiki was completely underwhelming. The best part of this movie is the Straw Hat Crew's entrance wearing suits. |
Jun 13, 2017 7:04 PM
#149
You can tell Oda helmed this one, it just encapsulated everything I love about One Piece- goofiness, banter between the crew, lots of style and those lovely heartfelt moments to boot! Obviously, I'm gonna be biased here because there was a lot of Nami in Strong World and she's my Queen one of my favorite characters in One Piece. It was kind of like Arlong v. 2.0...only it seemed sadder because at this point, Nami's already left that stuff behind and been saved by Luffy. So to have something similar again after being given hope and finding happiness & trust in people made it worse :/ Anyway, this film really showcased everything I love about Nami. That infiltration scene was hype af, and I especially loved Usopp trying to kick down the door but getting his foot stuck. At least he tried lmao Everyone looked so sassy too- at least we know what a One Piece Mafia AU would be like now. Also conflicted because Luffy looked so charming in that suit- like, is he my type? Is he not? Stop confusing me man XD The point I'm trying to make here is that he should wear suits more often! There were quite a few Nami x Luffy hints in this one too, huh? Especially at the end with Luffy sulking because Nami didn't believe in him, and how Nami said the message was directed at him. I wonder if Oda is trying to shift them into end-game pair material...now that I think about it, the Nami x Luffy hints have gotten stronger over time- I just haven't noticed because the shift has been so gradual. Doubt anything concrete will ever happen, but in my mind the only Straw Hats that could work as couples & not ruin the dynamic of the crew would be Luffy x Nami and Franky x Robin. So I'm cool with it either way! Also wtf was Carue's long lost sibling doing in this film? XD |
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Jan 2, 2018 7:41 PM
#150
The animation was very nice indeed, best part of the movie. Luffy in a suit was very unexpected but awesome nonetheless (but WTF Luffy with guns????), and I never asked for Robin with glasses, but now I desperately need it in my life. However the fucking fanservice oh my god, why must it ALWAYS happen? Why must Nami be half-naked for 2/3 of the movie, with close-ups of her breasts and butt? Goddamn man I swear, this just wasn't worst than that fucking film where Nami's boobs giggle in every fucking scene. Anyway, also nice to see everyone together again after they have split up on the series (ep 429 for now). |
Feb 24, 2018 3:12 AM
#151
Probably my favourite movie so far; the plot tied together neatly through to the end and all the characters shone through perfectly :) I was hoping to see some haki/gear 4th but I guess this was too far back in the timeline? I loved how the crew just happened to have an armoury of guns (courtesy of Frankie?) alongside a wardrobe of formal clothes for the one occasion. As with all One piece movies comes plot convenience, however the movie was entertaining which is all I care about. The ED is a nice throwback + ending was clean :) |
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Oct 8, 2018 12:10 PM
#152
One piece gold shits on this movie The best thing about the movie was the animation quality.The rest was meh especially the plot which was mediocre and what made it even worst is the way they worked with it. It just felt like an exetremly trashier version of the arlong parc arc (including nami's backstorie) The movie seemed to care more about being pretty than actually being good in term of plot and storytelling Even the fight scenes weren't that good smh |
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Dec 20, 2018 3:09 PM
#153
I remember really loving the 6th movie when I watched it the first time and being kinda bored watching this one... I've rewatched it today and was bored once again... The animation is good, music is neat and some moments were really cool (the intro for this movie and the part where they're all coming to Shiki's party with guns and smoking are the best part), otherwise the story and characters besides the Straw Hats are totally bland. 6/10 I hope my rewatch ofthe 6th movie won't be so disappointing. I also haven't watched the other movies yet (besides the 6th one) but I hope they are better than this one. |
Jun 24, 2019 5:48 AM
#154
Since I wrote a lot I will put my post in spoiler tags. The villagers were nothing notable. The islands and the situation itself was engaging but simple, survival of the fittest with animals evolved like dinosaurs. An oppressed village and a royal palace. It was cool and it worked but it wasn't anything special for me at least. The villains were boring. Shiki is the best one as he somewhat had his world view expressed, 'survival of the fittest' being brought up in the beginning by Franky if I recall, and then later Shiki mentioned they were getting rid of East Blue as it was the weakest sea. He was all about power, he was a bit of a goofball, he was relentless and cruel, and he believed presumably the strong should prevail. Yet, he was entirely surface level in my view, he never represented anything outside of the bad guy which was quite sad for what a presence he was said to have. His power was so cool, I loved how he fought with it, I loved how he sent a tone dial down with it as a phone, it was great but yet again nothing to make me see him more than an entertaining obstacle. The fart shoes guy and the gorilla were shallow gag characters. And Biri, as fun as they were, we've seen the trope before, a determined animal makes a bond with a human and helps save the day with their all, Karoo and Chouchou come to mind as clear examples but I think we've seen more than that. This may all sound like harsh criticism, for I didn't care about anything in the movie. But I loved it, I adored this movie, it offered some of the most fun I've had in awhile! It worked so perfectly with the movie format giving us an unbroken, perfectly paced, chaotic and energetic experience. And as for everything that I listed which could be seen as something bad, it was all to accentuate the Straw Hats, and as I think is written by Oda- that part of it was perfect. The simple world kicked us right into it without telling anything, letting us see how the world was rather than giving it to us with exposition as all the Straw Hats tried to survive and find each other. The villagers added some cheap stakes and ways to give exposition about the situation on the island. It was just enough for us to get all the Straw Hats having amazing interactions and running around together while setting up for the 2nd act of the film. We had moments like Robin stopping Franky from being mad and using her cold and resourceful attitude to get information from the pirates. Sanji screaming for Robin and Nami as Usopp was stuck with him cowering and trying to avoid any unwanted attention. Later we have small moments like Usopp kicking his foot into the door, or Usopp falling and asking "what about me?', or how Sanji wanted to be the one to catch Nami. We had Nami uncharacteristically swimming in enemy territory and showed us the bars in the water to imply she was trying to use it to escape! I mention all these to name just a few ways the movie really captured the feeling of the Straw Hats in a way most non Oda-related movies fail to do, and everything regarding the story just facilitated this feelgood content. Plus as I implied, it planted all the seeds for the second half to commence. I'd call the second act starting after the team Shiki fight but I'm going to start talking from before it started. The Shiki fight was the turning point, it was an incredible team fight with all the Straw Hats overwhelming Shiki together, something we hardly ever get outside of Oars or Pacifista fights! As Shiki can't keep up he gets hit a few times, Sanji even launches Zoro at him, but it's no match they all get destroyed in a brutally tense and great team fight. When he grabbed Sanji's foot or told Zoro he didn't even deserve to die it was breathtaking.. And he takes Nami.. Interestingly regarding Nami being taken, I didn't think there was a secret message, instead I thought she knew that she had to take Shiki down, so she would leave it as a waver trail of sorts like she did in Skypiea, and as a way to enrage Luffy to make him try his darn hardest. She knows the kind of person he is. So by doing that, I thought it was to start a spark to inspire them and then go engage on the attack herself.. which was almost right and I'd honestly prefer if it was. I also want to mention that Usopp yelling at her not to go with Shiki actually got to me emotionally. But from Nami being taken we had a 'walk to Arlong Park'-esque sequence.. Ignoring the comedy in that they had time to suit up in formal-wear, it was so damn cool. Almost too cool!!! The way they walked in looking all good was like it was straight out of the yakuza games, like Kiryu and his friends vs the whole Tojo clan, all the way to them saying the immaculate "she was the Vanguard and we're the main force!" to blowing everything up, the hundreds of guys coming out, and Luffy chasing down Shiki as Sanji and Zoro fend off his main allies. It was seriously such an explosively cool sequence, and there were so many elements at play. Nami trying to destroy the daft green barrier and being set out to die, later to sacrifice herself to try and make sure Shiki won't get away with this. Chopper and Usopp on the lookout for her. All the monsters unleashing on the inside. Zoro fighting for the medicine, Sanji fighting to save Robin, both of these going back to one of my first points. The gorilla takes Robin to kiss her which ignites Sanji and lets him lay one mean beating on a guy made to get his ass beat by Sanji, and Zoro dismantles a guy who pokes and prods at East Blue and is the way to save Nami. Both featuring incredibly cool fights and beautiful, beautiful animation. They were made to get beat, but it doesn't make the fights any less freaking cool. Then we have Biri who isn't anything new, but Biri allows the final fight to be an air battle, with Luffy riding on the back of an electrical bird, something he is invulnerable from, to fight Shiki who's flying through the sky with him, only to end it with an electric giant stomp. Like?!??!?! While that's going on Usopp, Nami, and Chopper made Shiki fly into a storm and Robin sets up dynamite everywhere to destroy everything Shiki has made in these 20 years in one single moment. As Sengoku put it, the government didn't need to do anything even though they were approaching Shiki as this was going on. It was completely coincidence, Luffy was kind enough to reach out to the guys in the cool flying ship and they wanted Nami. Mess with the Straw Hat and you get the horns! Basically, that whole last sequence was so energetic and cool even though it feels a little self indulgent as the entire movie was based around awesome character moments and a brilliant final battle. I feel nothing was that great outside of how it facilitated this along with one of the coolest set pieces imaginable... And although I call this a fanservice movie, as it only got me hyped, showed me lovable character interactions, gave us ridiculously cool setpieces that worked perfectly with the pacing of a movie, gave us beautiful fight scenes with enemies that were made to get an ass kicking, quite literally especially with the monkey, it did give me one small character moment to think about. Not the fact that Roger is from East Blue, or that Roger and Luffy beat Shiki either. Rather, it was Zoro's sentimentality to his village. He grew up there, he made friends with Kuina. He had a teacher at a dojo which taught him so much. He said goodbye to him before going out on his journey. I haven't thought about how much his hometown probably means to him until this movie, but the introspective and somber look he had when hearing about Shiki's plan to destroy East Blue said a lot to me. It came after a defeat, he probably felt disgusted with himself due to it. His friends homes are places he's ought to protect too. But he was most definitely thinking about his home too. He's always been a bit of a loner, but from later when he loved beating the snot out of the fart-shoes guy he made a point that if 'he's an east blue pawn then these guys are even below them'. Almost as a way of saying don't scoff at East Blue, for they were capable of producing Zoro, the strongest swordsman ever, or at least the to-be best. I'm sure everyone's home is important to them, all their flashbacks involved how their hometowns led to who they are for the most part(looking at you Brook and Sanji), but for some weird reason until we saw Zoro's sentimentality, or what I read as that, I hadn't thought about how much respect he must have for his village. For his sensei who taught him everything, and for Kuina who lived and died there. It gave me some more insight into Zoro in a way I haven't thought of before. I adore this shot of him! :) So, all that said.. what can I give this?! I don't know if I'd personally like to watch it again, its 2 hours and in my eyes it's fanservice- there's not much to get out of it, but in my eyes it's also the best fanservice ever. Because of that, I am tempted to give it an 8, but again that feels slightly weird for such a self indulgent movie that mostly gave me hype and laughs. So, to be safe I'll give this a 7/10, it was fun and it set up a dumb-cool action piece which is probably going to stay in my mind for a long time! It's very reminiscent to the 4th movie in my eyes for pure fun and rule of cool, but the setpieces in this one are so much more brilliant... A part of me thinks that the best way to make a One Piece movie would be to not make the movie so episodic for lack of a better word. It starts and it finishes and because of that it loses a lot of the appeal that One Piece has in its character and world building, and just how organic it makes it all feel. |
Jul 27, 2019 2:01 PM
#155
Best One Piece movie ever. I loved this so much! |
Oct 20, 2019 11:46 PM
#156
Awesome movie Love it |
May 28, 2020 11:10 AM
#157
Solid movie! Even though the concept of the Movie is eerily familiar with Stampede & Z, I couldn't help but enjoy this a ton. Setting, firstly, was brilliant! One Piece is known to have creative settings and this is like the pinnacle of it, if you ask me. IQ plants is a territory that's a little bonkers honestly but it hardly had any significance, in the first place. Villain was straight-up stereotypical and there's hardly any positive input to highlight on this note but some of those random comedic moments for some reason succeeding in making me chuckle so I'll give props for that. Luffy taking him down is a bit of a stretch considering he managed to hold his ground against the likes of Sengoku and Garp for a fair bit but I suppose that's a matter of plot convenience and underestimation that led to that. Funny how the Marines didn't have a say in this, I must say. Heck, Garp wasn't even shown anymore after the first 5-10 minutes or so. Some nice references to Arlong and Skypeia arcs too, in the process. Always great to have these! Animation Quality and the Sound Department were fantastic and I've got next to no complaints there. Some CGI indeed but well handled. And finally, on to the Characters. It's cool how they all had their shining moments with an extra focus on Nami, and it was a treat to watch it all. Poor Storyline doesn't hold a candle against this, I suppose. As such, I'm going to settle with a very generous 8/10 (7.5/10). Definitely more deserving of a 7/10 but it was a really fun watch and I feel like an 8/10 is more true to my experience. Might bring it down to a 7 later on though, who knows... |
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Jan 25, 2022 8:47 PM
#158
While Golden Lion Shiki and his goons left a lot to be desired in terms of being a good villain, I really liked how this movie felt like a modernized version of One Piece's early arcs like Arlong Park and Skypiea. The action segments were a lovely treat for the eyes and seeing the Straw Hats look cool just for the sake of it riled me up like the creators intended it to be. I suppose that my attachment towards Luffy and his crew along with my nostalgia for pre-timeskip One Piece made me enjoy this movie more than I would've otherwise but I'm not complaining~ |
Jun 2, 2022 4:08 PM
#159
Jun 15, 2022 2:11 PM
#160
Hmm, I got a bit sleepy towards the end, but overall it's still a very good movie. It's so far the best animated One Piece movie I've seen. I have yet to see the latest One Piece movies though. 8/10 Damn, for a "legendary" pirate, Shiki was beaten by a pre-timeskip Luffy. That means he's weaker than a Pacifista. I wonder why the Marines were so scared of him. lol |
Aug 29, 2022 12:07 AM
#161
honestly this film alone beats 90% of the arcs up until episode 400 |
Sep 9, 2022 3:59 AM
#162
CickNipolla said: what was that about," confession of love" in the endhonestly this film alone beats 90% of the arcs up until episode 400 Was oda hinting a LuNa end |
Dec 6, 2022 8:58 AM
#164
This was an awesome movie. I just thought it was a wild and super fun ride from start to finish. Great animation and the outfits were incredible. Oda really knows how to dress his characters (as he wrote this movie and most likely consulted on the outfits). I also liked that Shiki was appropriately strong (as to be expected from a Pirate of Roger's era), and gives us a great idea of what we can expect when Whitebeard makes his appearance. Shiki really reminds me of Don Krieg, in a good way, by repaying Luffy's kindness with malice. The Straw Hats are super naive so it's great to see a pirate who actually acts like a pirate for once. Of course Luffy being nice is what got them into this mess in the first place, but they would have ended up having to face off against Shiki anyways, if he was targeting the East Blue. Its super cool that they brought back that theme that while everyone makes fun of the East Blue as the weakest sea, the few that do make it are generational greats, first Roger (who was born and died in Loguetown) and now Luffy. Really enjoyed seeing the Buster Call vice admirals again. Their character designs are so good and immediately convey to the viewer how badass and battle-hardened they are. I've loved all their designs ever since we first saw them in Enies Lobby, and hope we get to see them in the future! |
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Apr 20, 2023 9:10 AM
#165
it was a good one peice field |
Jun 16, 2023 2:54 AM
#167
Another incredible One piece movie!! The animation was something else. I really like the antagonist, Shiki, and how they started the movie with him dumping those boats at the Marines. The plot was interesting, but I really wished we had learned more about Shiki’s past Overall, it was a wonderful film. |
Jul 27, 2023 1:53 AM
#168
Beautiful, Absolutely Beautiful!! Finally seeing Shiki in action after the Anime mentioned him in Impel Down. The Art, The Music, The Animation!! This is the best One Piece movie so far. The way Straw Hat Crews coming with the Drip and Guns? Never seen Luffy used Gun before.(i think?) That was EPIC!! The civilians should live in Skypiea instead since they actually can fly. Crazy how this quality for this movie are this good in 2009. One criticism for me was the fillers leading up for the movie didn't add much for the movie. I don't think it's necessary at all. 8/10 |
Dec 4, 2023 12:12 AM
#169
i had higher expectations |
Dec 16, 2023 12:05 AM
#170
Reply to elisaalborne
i had higher expectations
Yea This movie was not as good or interesting at all compared to movie 6 (Baron) or 4 (Dead End). Even 2(Clockwork Island) was better. |
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