Stronger ost one piece movie#
Stronger ost one piece series#

Collecting manga, anime comics, Kai episodes, movies.Дў) Naruto. In order, for the three main manga stories nowadays, it goes:ДЎ) Dragon Ball.

Stronger ost one piece movie#

I got often caught watching a whole bunch of episodes simply because I happened to randomly catch one episode and had to watch how the whole thing would be solved, and even bought some Movie Anime Comics with great funny moment and badass fighting moments when Luffy gets mad! There's a real ambiance to it, when they are in underground bars lit by torches, in an island's castles, on a ship in a middle of a storm.Д«ut the only things preventing me from diving into it fully are the points mentionned above: too long of a commitment for an overall setting and characters that look too much the same over time and easily get boring quickly on me. When doing the same for Dragon Ball, skipping from manga 10 to manga 40, you're like 'What the?! Who are those characters?! What kind of place is this?! What are all those transformations? What the hell is going on with the God-like planetary-wide fighting?'Д«ut surely, the characters, story, world, and all seems interesting and I can understand why this is the NвЃ manga nowadays. You recognize the same people, likely on a boat or some island, with the same crew (once did they leave one out) that hasn't changed a bit except for maybe clothes.Д®ven if it's obviously entirely wrong, you can't help but feel 'reading the 50 previous volumes will be a waste of time given that nothing seems to have changed and the plot seems to lead nowhere, with still no final 'the-entire-world/universe-might-be-destroyed' battle on the horizon'. The problem I have with One Piece is that opening a page from manga 50 or seeing episode 350, you feel like you're seeing exactly what you saw when opening manga 3 and seeing episode 7. This and the exagerated length are keeping me from diving into that franchise. Because I'm bored to the damned hell about pirates and stuff, so I like how in DB there is world of variety like ours (including pirates and stuff), not just Planet Pirate. MCDaveG wrote:My biggest beef with OP is the setting.

Stronger ost one piece series#

Toriyama's and Oda's methods to create their manga are quite different, complete opposites even, but in the end, they both created stories where humor and gags are all around, when suddenly we have a big epic moment that make you super excited, only for some joke to happen after that.Д«oth series have the same feel, the same 'spirit' if you will, and that's what makes so many comparisons between the two occur, I think. You may think the similarities are on the surface only, and while that may be true I still think it goes beyond that. One Piece and Dragon Ball both follow the adventure of the protagonist, as he goes through lots of different adventures, makes friends, and gets more powerful. Now about similarities, yes there are some. And the funniest part is that, thinking about who voices who, Son Goku ended up being Pikachu's foster parent Seriously, almost everyone important who worked in Dragon Ball has played some character in One Piece. Taking Dragon Ball's voice actors and actresses out of unemployment since 1997. I would recommend everybody at the very least check it out!ДЄh, yes, One Piece. Great series and it's set to run for a very long time.

It takes a bit of time for the anime to kick in, but stick with it and soon you should have the thought I had which was just 'Right. What I would say is I've only been watching One Piece for a year or so which isn't very long, but I have never been as hooked on an anime since Dragonball Z back when I was a kid. Chris Sabat voices Zoro, where as Sonny Strait voices Usopp and Luffy is voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard. That's the case with the English Funimation dub of the show as well.

I suppose even Goku and Luffy have their similarities because they both can be pretty stupid and childish but when the going gets tough they get the job done (by that I mean owning the villains!) they also have quite a liking for food! Even with the voices there are a few similarities - as far as I know there is a few Japanese voice actors that worked on DB who also now work on One Piece. Well Eiichiro Oda is a huge admirer of Akira Toriyama and you can definitely see some similarities.