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I am a fan of One Piece and the trailer released the hype to the World. I couldnt watch the movie in the cinema and waited half a year to watch this movie. I guess for the people who did watch it in the movies the movie felt wonderful. But I watched alone on a laptop and calmly analyzed this movie. The only good thing in the movie is animation. Plot and dialogues are aweful. All those cameos we see during the movie are pointless.. The villains are tremendously stupid. And for that I was waited that long... Good thing I havent spent my money on it.

The thrilling movie experience that One Piece: Stampede, directed by Takashi Otsuka, offers serves as a victorious ode to the adored anime and manga series. The film, which was released to celebrate the franchise's 20th anniversary, brings together a cast of characters from several series to create an epic clash at the Pirate Festival, featuring the Straw Hat Pirates. The animation is just amazing; it perfectly captures the spirit of the series' pivotal action scenes and the vibrant characters created by Eiichiro Oda. Stampede is a fan's paradise, providing an exciting fusion of humor, fierce battles, and poignant moments honoring One Piece's enduring legacy.

I liked that the movie introduced a lot of characters and brought back Luffy and the pirate crew, it was really amazing for One Piece fans to be able to see this great movie on the big screen!

The best one piece movie full of action scenes and I had a lot of fun

I'm a fan myself, but, there're a couple of "buts" that makes it imperfect, the villain lack charisma, he just show up without any proper introduction that would mask his evil agenda. He just show up and goes like "hey guys, look at me, the demon heir, I'm very damn strong ya'll. Brain? Scheme? Tactics? who needs that? I'm brawnier than all of you combined." Such a not-well-developed, well-forgotten character for an ex-member of the once known as the world's most powerful and the most dangerous pirate crew for me. Visually, I can't help but almost got a sore eyes by the end of the film, maybe it's just me sitting too close to the screen, or maybe the screen just to big, or maybe it's really the case that sometimes, in some of the scenes, the characters and the backgrounds seem disconnected to my eyes to the point that it almost looks like a motion comics you watch in youtube. Actions? just enjoy it, the animation and choreography is far better than in the tv anime series, but still I can easily address some size/scale inconsistencies. Can't wait for another One Piece projects by Goda-sensei, IKUZOOO!!!!!