One Piece: Collection 37
(
TV) (2019-2020)
One Piece: Collection 37 Blu-ray delivers great video and audio in this exceptional Blu-ray release
In the Land of Wano, Luffy races to get Otama to a doctor, and Zoro escapes execution before they battle Beast Pirate Basil Hawkins together. Later, after a close call with Holdem, Luffy links up with Zoro, Law, and co., fleeing on a stolen food cart. The group then heads to Oden Castle, where they hear the country’s history until a drunken Kaido attacks - leading Luffy to take him on.
For more about
One Piece: Collection 37 and the One Piece: Collection 37 Blu-ray release, see
One Piece: Collection 37 Blu-ray Review published by Neil Lumbard on July 20, 2025 where this Blu-ray release scored
4.5 out of
5.
Directors:
Munehisa Sakai, Hiroaki Miyamoto, Junji Shimizu, Mamoru Hosoda, Ken'ichi Takeshita, Hiroyuki Satô
Writers:
Eiichiro Oda, Junki Takegami, Michiru Shimada, Ryota Yamaguchi
Starring:
Mayumi Tanaka, Akemi Okamura, Kappei Yamaguchi, Hiroaki Hirata, Ikue Ôtani, Kazuki Yao
Narrators:
Eric Stuart, Bill Jenkins
Producer:
Norman J. Grossfeld
This Blu-ray bundle includes the following titles, see individual titles for specs and details:
One Piece: Collection 37 Blu-ray Review
Reviewed by Neil Lumbard, July 20, 2025
One Piece: Collection 37 is another exciting collection for fans of the anime series. Based on the beloved original manga by
creator Eiichiro Oda, One Piece: Collection 37 continues the anime series with more robust animation production by Toei
Animation (Dragon Ball Z, Digimon Adventure 02). One Piece: Collection 37 includes episodes 892-916.
Produced by Yoshihiro Suzuki (GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka, Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture). One Piece:
Collection 37 certainly delivers more of what fans demand and want – exciting adventures with Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates.
Released on Blu-ray and streaming by distributor Crunchyroll, One Piece: Collection 37 will reward longtime fans of the anime series.
One Piece remains the most popular and longest running anime of all time.
The epic adventures of Luffy continue. Luffy is on one of his most daring missions to date. Luffy is working in overdrive to get Otama to a
doctor. Set against the backdrop of Wando, Luffy has an enormous amount of energy on his latest quest.
Zoro manages to avoid execution and the Straw Hat Pirates battle it out against the Beast Pirate Basil Hawkins. Luffy also encounters a close
call with Holdem. Luffy, Zoro, Law, and others end up fleeing from peril with a stolen food cart.
The entire group then heads to Oden Castle. New missions begin. Upon arrival at Oden Castle, the history of the country unfolds while Luffy
has an epic showdown against Kaido.
The epic journey continues on with more missions with the Straw Hat Pirates. The epic quest is one that the Straw Hat Pirates embark on
together. The characters set off on new journeys across the ocean waters and into new uncharted areas. The crew includes Monkey D. Luffy
(Mayumi Tanaka), Nami (Akemi Okamura), Sanji (Hiroaki Hirata), Tony Tony Chopper (Ikue Ōtani), Usopp (Kappei Yamaguchi), Franky (Kazuki Yao),
Roronoa Zoro (Kazuya Nakai), Brook (Yūichi Nagashima), and Nico Robin (Yuriko Yamaguchi). The heroes fight villains and more epic confrontations
happen between both sides. The characters fight for a better tomorrow. The Straw Hat Pirates mission is never over and the characters have a lot
left to do on their epic journey.
Luffy remains the lovable lead hero as the stretchable wonderkid – capable of stretching out his body and fighting villains with his
incredible strength. Sanji is also along for the journey. Nami, meanwhile, remains a loyal friend and adventurer. Brook continues to use his muscle
strength for a better and significantly more powerful tomorrow. Tony Tony Chopper remains one of the cutest and most fun, adorable, and charming
characters on the series. At every turn, the Straw Hat Pirates continue to fight for the future.
The character designs are by Noboru Koizumi (One Piece Special: Adventure in the Ocean's Navel, One Piece: The Curse of the Sacred
Sword). The designs are enormously well done and add to the series animation. The designs are true to the original manga. The character
designs help to bring these fantastic characters to life. The designs certainly showcase the vision of the manga and its artist. Exploring the wide cast
of characters, Koizumi handles the production well.
The animation is beautiful and robust throughout the series. One Piece features top-notch animation and production. The chief
animation direction by Keiichi Ichikawa (One Piece: Episode of Sabo. One Piece: Heart of Gold) adds wonder to the series
in spades. The animation is special and it also brings an enormous sense of magic to the series. One Piece is the biggest anime series
of all time with good reason – the animation alone is a fantastic and is a showcase for the artistry of the series. The outstanding animation
brings a sense of wonder to the series. The animators deliver in spades – providing lush animation and creativity for the anime classic.
The cinematography by Hirosato Ōnishi (Digimon Adventure, One Piece: The Desert Princess and the Pirates:
Adventure in Alabasta) is one of the most beautiful and essential qualities of the anime. The series features outstanding visual sensibilities.
The cinematography highlights all the different aspects of the animation. The results impress in spades.
The original score composed by Kōhei Tanaka (Galaxy Express 999: Eternal Fantasy, Project A-ko: Uncivil Wars) and Shiroh
Hamaguchi (The Princess and the Pilot, One Piece Special – Adventure of Nebulandia) impresses in spades. The music is
terrific and one of the most memorable qualities of the series. The themes are perfect accompaniments to the action-adventure. The score swells
with lushly beautiful music. The composers add so much charm and heart to the filmmaking. Plenty to love and appreciate.
From writer Shoji Yonemura (Pokémon Journeys: The Series, Digimon Fusion), One Piece: Collection
37 continues the epic journey of the anime series. The character writing is well done throughout and the dialogue is excellent. An
outstanding effort and the scripting works perfectly at highlighting the various intricacies of the adventure.
Directed by Toshinori Fukazawa (Toriko, Digimon: Data Squad), One Piece: Collection 37 delivers more of the genre
goods in spades. One Piece: Collection 37 features more top-notch direction, adventure, and wonder. The manga is well adapted for
the anime and the creativity of the filmmakers allows for the production to succeed. The adventures of the Straw Hat Pirates and Luffy continue to
impress.