One Piece: Strong World

Another wonderful One Piece Movie, Strong World is worse than the other three movies (Z, Gold, Stampede) but it's still amazing tho. It's in the fourth place to my opinion.

Still it has special place for me maybe for everbody because it's the last pre-time skip movie of One Piece.

As a story it's really great, has some strange characters and lastly of course the villain.

Frankly I didn't like how the producers represent the main villain because he looks like stronger than Luffy, actually he is. Anyways, There is no problem other than that. If you are a One Piece fan, of course you would be happy at the end of the movie if you're not I still think that you'll enjoy.

Thank you for reading, I hope I could have helped you with this review.

One piece: the movie 10 - strong world Is about the straw hat pirates meeting a legendary pirates, who takes an interest in they Navigator and everything goes to the zoo after that.

When watching the movie I could just feel that the original Creator oda was in the writing seat. Hard to describe but just the way the characters talk and interact and the villains desires the perfect balance between serious and wacky it's just all there. Felt so much like the TV Show and manga, that you just knew that this one is not like the previous films. Especially Luffy I love the take they took on him in movie 6, but this is just right.

And the story is a fun what if. What if this legendary pirate from the old days appeared and Luffy was in his way. It's just such a great experience to see if you're a fan of the franchise like me.

The designs are good. The colors of them are weird. I don't think that usopp should be colored like everybody else, but the designs look good enough.

If you are a Nami enjoy like me, then the movie is great fun and put a lot of focus on her. But all the straw hat pirates get some cool moment and especially when they all get in the suits, It is such an Epic moments.

It is a solid one piece adventure and feel like a lost chapter of the manga. Would recommend.

The story is great, with the Strong World adding a lot of time to the story. The art is great, with some strange elements like Franky's hair with a banana and Brook smoking. The sound is great, but not unexpected. The characters are original, with Luffy's crew having a 10 out of 10 rating. Shiki is an outstanding character, and the characters are well-developed. The movie is a great addition to the One Piece arc, and if you enjoy the anime, you won't be disappointed. The key is not to overrate it, as the story moves fast and the art is great. Overall, if you enjoy One Piece and don't expect much from this movie, you'll love it and even give it a 10.

For the first of the "modern" One Piece films, "Strong" is a good adjective. The emphasis on the stakes is perhaps too burdening for the film, as a lot of exposition is used to constantly weigh down the less serious tone the rest of the film conveys. The antagonist troupe tends to be more jovial and less sinister, which is to the detriment of the antagonist given his agenda and what he does to tie the Straw Hat crew to the film's events.

A lot of this film seems to be set more around getting specific art piece setups rather than making a cohesive film, but it's very fun when it wants to be, and perhaps too serious when it swings back the other way. Still a definite watch.

One Piece: Strong World, holds a special place in the franchise's cinematic history as the first film with a completely original story penned by Eiichiro Oda himself. This direct involvement from the creator is evident throughout the movie, resulting in a narrative that feels both grand in scope and deeply connected to the core themes and character dynamics of the series. Strong World delivers a classic One Piece adventure, complete with a compelling antagonist, breathtaking action, and a genuine sense of peril for the Straw Hat crew.

Oda's direct involvement shines through in the seamless integration of the film into the One Piece timeline (taking place between the Thriller Bark and Sabaody Archipelago arcs). The character interactions and the overall tone feel consistent with the manga and anime. The pacing is well-managed, allowing for moments of humor, character development, and intense action sequences to unfold naturally.

"Golden Lion" Shiki stands out as one of the most memorable antagonists in the One Piece film series. His charismatic yet menacing presence, his unique Devil Fruit power (allowing him to manipulate anything he touches and make it float), and his historical significance within the One Piece world make him a truly formidable opponent.

Strong World boasts impressive animation quality for its time. The environments of Merveille are beautifully rendered, showcasing the fantastical and often dangerous flora and fauna. The action sequences are dynamic and well-choreographed, making full use of Shiki's floating abilities and the Straw Hats' diverse fighting styles. The character designs remain faithful to Oda's style while benefiting from the cinematic treatment. The film effectively captures the grand scale of Shiki's ambitions and the perilous nature of his domain.

While Strong World is largely praised, some viewers might find the initial abduction plot point a somewhat familiar trope. However, the film quickly moves beyond this setup to explore the unique setting of Merveille and the complexities of Shiki's character. Additionally, while the supporting creatures are visually interesting, they don't receive significant character development.