One Piece Film: Strong World
Also known as ONE PIECE FILM STRONG WORLD · One Piece Film 10 · One Piece: Strong World · One Piece - Avventura sulle isole volanti
- Year:
- 2009
- Status:
- Completed
- Episodes:
- 1
- Format:
- Movie
- Season:
- Fall 2009
- Studio:
- Toei Animation
- Source:
- Manga
- Episode length:
- 113 min
- AniList score:
- 7.8/10
Synopsis
20 years after his escape from Impel Down, the legendary pirate Shiki "the Golden Lion" reappears causing massive upheaval to the Marines. During his long seclusion, he was able to come up with a scheme to bring the World Government to its knees. On his way to execute the plan, Shiki crosses paths with the Straw Hat Pirates and becomes so impressed with Nami's knowledge of meteorology that he abducts her to forcedly enlist her into his crew. Luffy and the gang end up on a strange land populated with monstrous beasts as they desperately search for Shiki and Nami. (Source: Anime News Network)
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Where to watch One Piece Film: Strong World
Amazon Prime Video · Crunchyroll
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One Piece Film: Strong World: quick answers
Is One Piece Film: Strong World finished?
Yes. One Piece Film: Strong World has finished airing.
Who made One Piece Film: Strong World?
One Piece Film: Strong World was animated by Toei Animation, adapted from the manga.
Is there a sequel to One Piece Film: Strong World?
Yes: One Piece 3D: Mugiwara Chase (2011).
One Piece Film: Strong World seasons and related anime
- Prequels:
- One Piece: Episode Of Chopper +: The Miracle Winter Cherry Blossom (2008) · ONE PIECE FILM: STRONG WORLD - EPISODE:0 (2010)
- Sequel:
- One Piece 3D: Mugiwara Chase (2011)
- Main story:
- ONE PIECE (1999)
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