The Straw Hat Pirates visit Mirrorball Island. Where a big dance carnival is being held. Jango the Hypnotist was there too, to show off his dance moves. Only when he was found by a group of ... Read allThe Straw Hat Pirates visit Mirrorball Island. Where a big dance carnival is being held. Jango the Hypnotist was there too, to show off his dance moves. Only when he was found by a group of Marines who were about to arrest him. But ended up chasing him throughout the island. Our ... Read allThe Straw Hat Pirates visit Mirrorball Island. Where a big dance carnival is being held. Jango the Hypnotist was there too, to show off his dance moves. Only when he was found by a group of Marines who were about to arrest him. But ended up chasing him throughout the island. Our heroes got involved when one of the Marines recognized Luffy from the wanted poster. And t... Read all
- Sanji
- (voice)
- Colonel
- (voice)
- Marine
- (voice)
- Roronoa Zoro
- (voice)
- Nami
- (voice)
- Marine
- (voice)
- Jango
- (voice)
- Marine
- (voice)
- Monkey D. Luffy
- (voice)
- Usopp
- (voice)
- MC
- (voice)
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One of the most enjoyable aspects of Jango Dance Carnival is its sheer absurdity. Jango, a relatively minor villain from the Syrup Village Arc, is given a rare spotlight, allowing his eccentric personality to shine. The setting a vibrant island obsessed with dance matches perfectly with Jango's signature moves, making for a naturally engaging and funny story. The animation is fluid, particularly during the dance sequences, which feel dynamic and well-choreographed. The inclusion of Luffy and the Straw Hat crew in a more comedic role rather than as the main protagonists adds to the charm.
The OVA also benefits from a catchy soundtrack, particularly the song "Ready!" which perfectly complements the dance theme. The upbeat and colorful presentation makes it an enjoyable watch, even for those who might not typically be drawn to filler content.
As a standalone story, Jango Dance Carnival lacks any real stakes or depth. It doesn't contribute to the main narrative of One Piece and is purely an excuse for slapstick humor and flashy animation. While fans of Jango might appreciate the focus on his character, those looking for action or emotional storytelling may find it underwhelming. Additionally, the plot is incredibly simple and predictable, making it less engaging for viewers who prefer the high-stakes adventure elements of the main series.
Overall, Jango no Dance Carnival is a fun but ultimately forgettable side adventure. It's best enjoyed as a short, comedic detour rather than as essential viewing. Fans who appreciate the wacky humor of One Piece will likely get a kick out of it, while others may see it as little more than a novelty. If nothing else, it's worth watching for the dance sequences and the infectious energy it brings to the screen.
RATING 9.2/10.
This short was shown along with the second movie. And takes place after the LougeTown Episodes. The animation in it is the same style as the TV series. But I have to say the use of CG made it very visual to watch. Plus the song featured in it is something to dance about.
The Jango fans will be filled with joy for this 6 minute short. Something the One Piece Fans can laugh about. And the fan sub is as easy to find as the fan subbed episodes.
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- ConnectionsFollowed by One Piece : Les Rois du football de rêve (2002)
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