One Piece: Umi no Heso no Daibouken-hen

I am currently watching One Piece on a regular base and i must say i was pleasently suprised about this special. You could compare the special to an extended filler episode, they meet new people, encounter a new enemy, etc...

Story:
Like said before the story is equivalent to a filler episode, if you didn't like watching the One Piece fillers, then don't even bother to watch this. However there where some nice aspects to the storyline that kept me going.

Art:
Typpical One Piece anime style.

Sound:
Once againt he typical music of the One Piece episodes. Nice pirate music, what do you need more?
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Character:
This specials involves Luffy, Zorro, Nami, Ussop and Sanji. The people they meat are your all time favorite side-characters.

Enjoyment:
I really liked watching this special because of the storyline, i am repeating myself here, but if you don't like fillers, then you wont be able to enjoy these kinds of specials.

Overall:
The best to watch this is probably after the "Baratie-Arc". Someting for the fans to enjoy.

Story: Even though this is just a special the whole aspect of the story is pretty exciting. Although the main enemy is pretty lame, the journey is what makes it worth while.

Animation: This special didn\'t get made until a couple of years after One Piece aired so when this tv special was made the quality of OP is very good.

Sound: Great One Piece music. Need I say more.

Character: The main crew is all there and they are done all as good as they get.

Enjoyment: Very enjoyable, everything I have said explains this all ready.

Overall: If you love one piece and havent seen it ... yet then you need to see it.

There is something about the OLD One Piece that feels so; HOME. So welcoming yet strange to the heart, it has a unique feel that is rarely replicated, even by the same series 20 years later, the risks are lower, but still life-threatening to the crew back then, the world feels so much smaller yet very promising to explorers like the Straw Hats. And the adventures, as small as they may be, are always inviting and friendly to the third party that is the audience.

The story at hand takes place somewhere between Logue town and the entrance to the Grand Line, possibly before the Warship ... Island. The crew has not seen what the Grand Line has in store, so meeting up with these colossal sea monsters must have been a shocking nightmare to some, and a challenging foe to others. With the crew being still at its earliest, only the first five members present, they blend rather well into the story, probably aside from Sanji would probably have less screen time than some of the side-characters.

Al in all, it is a quick telling of yet another odd adventure out of many that the Straw Hats part-take in. Pretty generic good pirates save civilians from bad pirate, with the re-occurring trope of the little kid who starts off as dispising said pirates and ends up rooting for the Straw Hats by the end of it.