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Obviously, letting a film go without Oda reviewing the story doesn’t make sense. These two are the ones who have told the story of One Piece Red while Oda himself supervised it. Goro Taniguchi (Code Geass) directed the film while Tsutomu Kuroiwa was responsible for screenplay writing.

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Putting out the One Piece series is important because only then can we contrast it with the film. Usually with films or series, whether it be a cinematic motion picture, CGI, or full-drawn anime – is that there’s less time to deploy the new characters.

You may attest to the fact that Oda does his story so well to the nature of One Piece – which is a series.

I can hardly name all the amazing characters because almost all the characters (ever) have an immense depth to them.

Numerous times Oda has represented his genius of storytelling through his depictions of the various characters.

The genius of Oda in One Piece Crocodile who can turn himself into sand

Complex stories could be told in understandable ways while simple stories could also be told complexly.

Personally, I look for complexities in storytelling that connect flawlessly.

Why One Piece by Oda is in itself a genius story and Film red – not so much One Piece Film: Redseems to lag behind in how much they can show off Shanks without spoiling it for Oda’s fun when time is due and how much of Gear 5 tease they can possibly incorporate without hinging the fans of spoilers.

One good thing about Dragonball Super Broly is that it carried off what it had to do fantastically well.

I don’t expect Christopher Nolan’s level of good story-telling, but at least do what you’re supposed to do right – the battles.

Dragon Ball Super films have been doing nothing differently – stories that seem to cater to an audience that has a brain of a chimp.

This is a common trope in the Shonen series’ rip-off films – battles. A Common Trope in most shonen-series feature films Yuta fighting the villain in the trailer (Snapped from Rotten Tomato Trailers) Out of nowhere, they are engaging in battles. Villains appear out of nowhere and the story writers don’t give enough due to the new characters. That is why most One Piece films feel like money grabs. You have a big source to draw the greens out of, and you do just that. If anything, that is the job of Oda, for which he already writes the main series not the films. One Piece films are more like industrial money grabbers. One Piece Films are cash grabs and not a story-telling antique courtesy of Toei AnimationĪt this precipice, I must bring it to everyone’s notice that One Piece films are not really an artist’s most vicarious dream. Things were happening very fast without proper set-up. One Piece Film: Stampede also feels like could have done better. I admire One Piece, but the latest films in the franchise have really downplayed it for me.

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The only non-canon movie additions that I remember being good are the OG ones, say Pokémon: The First Movie, Dragon Ball Z: The Legendary Super Saiyan Naruto The Movie: Road to Ninja, Hunter × Hunter: The Last Mission, and heck, even Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa.

This brings to me that lately, almost all hugely audience-appreciated non-canon films have really been downplayed critically. Non-Canon films weren’t bad in the old times

We also have a few other entries to name such as Rascal Does Not Dream of A Dreaming Girl (Also a canon work).

The only film (that I feel) that truly shattered everyone to pieces with how well it was (both execution-wise and plot-wise) was Demon Slayer Mugen Train.

I will credit this to the fact that the film adapted the prequel of Jujutsu Kaisen written by Gege Akutami himself.

Jujutsu Kaisen 0did fairly well both critically and box-office-wise.

Canon movies lately have been hitting the mark One Piece Film: Red Uta and Luffy, courtesy of Luffy Smile yt channel)

The only canon films in Naruto are Naruto the Last and Boruto: Naruto Movie. Similarly, all One Piece films so far are non-cannon. Imagine the fillers of Naruto Shippuden, none of them are part of the Manga and hence are called fillers. Non-canon means that the film’s story is not part of the original story written by the original authors. I do this on two accounts, firstly that the film is non-canon, and secondly that it is not exactly written by Oda himself. Rest assured wholly that I separate judging One Piece Red from the whole of One Piece itself.

It’s understandable if readers of this article feel concerned about being threatened by their proclivity of being biased towards the world of One Piece reviews.