Synopsis
Uta — the most beloved singer in the world. Her voice, which she sings with while concealing her true identity, has been described as “otherworldly.” She will appear in public for the first time at a live concert. As the venue fills with all kinds of Uta fans — excited pirates, the Navy watching closely, and the Straw Hats led by Luffy who simply came to enjoy her sonorous performance — the voice that the whole world has been waiting for is about to resound.
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Cast
- Kaori NazukaUta (voice)
- Shuichi IkedaShanks (voice)
- Mayumi TanakaMonkey D. Luffy (voice)
- Kazuya NakaiRoronoa Zoro (voice)
- Akemi OkamuraNami (voice)
- Kappei YamaguchiUsopp (voice)
- Hiroaki HirataSanji (voice)
- Ikue OtaniTony Tony Chopper (voice)
- Yuriko YamaguchiNico Robin (voice)
- Kazuki YaoFranky (voice)
Recommendations
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IGN
One Piece Film: Red completely understands and captures what’s so great about the series, with some catchy songs to boot. - 87
Polygon
For all those nods to One Piece’s past, One Piece Film: Red is entirely accessible to newcomers. Even people who’ve never seen a single episode of the show or read any of the manga can still follow and enjoy Red. Some of the details will fly over their heads, but the lively story and engaging songs should keep them entertained. - 83
IndieWire
One Piece Film: Red sails a fine line, its story beats familiar enough for the newcomers, with details as bizarre and garish as a “One Piece” story could possibly get. - 80
Screen Rant
One Piece Film: Red is the best movie in the franchise and an entertaining experience for its audience, who should be ready to shed some tears, too. - 65
Slashfilm
Even for those who aren't quite warm to the art style of "One Piece" (ie, yours truly), the film pummels you with so much color, so much style, so much Looney Tunes-style madness, that you can't help but be a little impressed. - 60
The Guardian
When focused, this film truly sings, but it takes its time and tests your patience to land on the right notes. - 55
TheWrap
If you’re at all curious about “One Piece,” you might still enjoy One Piece Film Red, since it’s a better-than-average highlight reel for Oda’s ingratiating and vividly realized characters. Just don’t feel bad if you exit the theater feeling confused and a little unfulfilled; this new feature’s more of an oversized sampler platter than a full-sized meal. - 50
Movie Nation
About 15 minutes of its dazzling visuals and narrative incoherence is enough.
