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Jan 15, 2024 · Subscribed. 8.6K. 472K views 4 months ago. All openings from the One Piece anime, including the latest one from the Egghead Arc, Assu! These openings do not belong to me and you can find...
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- Clube D. Leitura - Rumo ao One Piece
- Opening
- English Versions
- Trivia
Original
The narrator—in a straightforward adaptation of Chapter 1's first page—introduces Gold Roger, a pirate who had won boundless "Wealth, Fame and Power" before his capture and execution. With his last words, he had promised the same to anyone who could find his treasure. A ship is seen unfurling its Jolly Roger sail, then another, then another, until the sea is dotted with pirate ships. Excitedly, the narrator states that the world has entered the "Great Age of Pirates." The camera cuts to Luffy...
Grand Battle!
The narrator delivers a slightly abridged (and fully re-drawn) introduction to Gold Roger, his execution, and the last words that began the Great Age of Pirates. The final, lingering shot on Roger then match-cuts to Luffy trapped on the same scaffold, twenty-two years later; as Buggy's cutlassswings for his neck, Luffy fearlessly yells his dream to be Pirate King, then apologizes for dying to each of his crewmates, instants before a mysterious lightning bolt strikes. Quick-cut to all of the S...
The opening starts the same way as the original, with the title screen and narration about Gol D. Roger, the One Piece and the start of the "Great Age of Pirates". Following which, Luffy (in his Wano outfit) is sprinting up a hill before jumping into the air followed by quick flashes of his crewmates (also in their Wano outfits). Luffy then shows off his abilities, stretching one arm onto the Thousand Sunny and rocketing the rest of himself onboard. As Luffy closes in on the camera, the openi...
4kids Preview
Originally aired at the promotional showing of One Piece for America, this version was one of the many theme song demos 4Kids produced for the show at the time. This version was sung by Russ Velasquez. The song's appearance in the convention led to many English speaking fans becoming excited over seeing the series. After 4Kids gained the rights to the series, this introduction was dropped in favor of the One Piece Theme.
Funimation Version
The Funimation-dubbed anime produced two English versions of the song: 1. The first, a sort of "stopgap" made for the television broadcast of Episode 152, was translated by Jerry Jewell and Justin Cook, and sung by Jewell. As of this writing, it has not been given any official release. 2. The second, produced for DVD releases, was translated by Mike McFarland and sung by Victor Joseph Mignogna. This version accompanied every release of the corresponding East Blue episodes as well as the relea...
This was the only opening theme that has sound effects. The Funimation version removes the sound effects due to the use of the instrumental version as the base of the English version.Pandaman makes a cameo in this opening. He is seen running with a sword along with the rest of the enemy pirates on the right side of the screen just as Zoro begins to use his sword attack.Don Krieg's appearance was drawn with long hair, rather than his short hair as he appears in the series. The image used was used directly from his wanted posteras opposed to his current appearance.Interestingly, Smoker's cigars were not edited in the 4kidsversion. Within the actual episodes, however, they were edited.- 2 min
Jul 3, 2010 · 33K. 3.9M views 13 years ago. The content in this video is owned by FUNimation, Toei Animation, Fuji TV and Eiichiro Oda so please support the official release and purchase it today!...
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Opening narration is a short monologue at the beginning of a series that briefly explains the series premise. Narrations have been used since the beginning and have been seen in a number of anime. Starting with Episode 284, One Piece began using opening narrations following each opening song .
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Description: Opening 1 From Anime: One Piece (ワンピース) Performed by: Hiroshi Kitadani (きただにひろし) Lyrics by: Shoko Fujibayashi (藤林聖子) Composed by: Kohei Tanaka (田中公平) Arranged by: Takayuki Negishi (根岸貴幸) Episodes: 1-47, 1000 From the Album: R-new Released: November 20, 1999
Jun 14, 2018 · 1st Opening theme of One PieceWe Are! by Hiroshi Kitadani
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Three pieces of theme music are utilized by the season's episodes (one less than before): one opening theme and two ending themes. The opening theme is "Believe" by Folder5 in Japanese and Meredith McCoy in English.
