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- Baron Omatsuri, he is the enemy in the film one piece movie 6 baron Omatsuri and secret island, he became evil because he wanted to turn his friends in a way to feed the flower man eater LILY, so that's why baron Omatsuri be evil and continue to feed the lily.
It took me until the exact moment Luffy showed up to realize this was a One Piece movie. It's so different.
Do you know the name of this movie?
@@estebanubieto9730 Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island, Movie 6.
Yea the animation is weird tho
@@ha4538 that's why it was good. This movie was like a horror genre. It was scary af
@@llthll more like weird and unusual than scary.....like something that u didnt expect to happen...
I actually cried during this part. The Baron missed his crew and was desperate to keep them “alive”, to the point where he became delusional.
Ikr? At least in the end, after all of this delusional mindset of him having his crew alive, Luffy did him a favor -Even though Luffy never kills anybody- and finally he's truly reunited with his crew
@HAMZA BIN BUDI MAWARDI Moe Brook wasn’t a captain but your point still stands. One piece backstory is just heart wrenching man, that’s why it’s my favourite anime.
@@yourplug3594 actually brook was the captain, after his original captain and a portion of the crew left to find a cure for there illness, Brooke was appointed the new captain.
@HAMZA BIN BUDI MAWARDI Moe it's so sad that brook was the last one to pass out after seeing his nakama die one by one I was on tears during the flash ,man one of the best written back story. Can we compare him to gol. D. Roger ? Like Roger was the first one to leave the crew as of the opposite brook was the last one to die in his crew.
Nah bro fuck him
It’s pretty scary how quick the dead people turn to plants. It’s just so quick and there’s no fade or time that it takes it’s just instant.
i know think of it as a wake up call to go seek help only for those who suffer from something
Same feeling as being humbled, your thoughts are gone and it's just you
Like waking up from a dream
Also, the arrows disappearing.
They were never his crew, just plants that looked like them.
It's insane how different this movie was from everything else one piece ever
Yeah, I know. It's what I show to people who have never seen one piece before. It's one hell of an introduction.
@@isaiahdaniels5643 it’s a good watch but what makes it so good as how different it is from the usual OP fair and how the characters act so different from usual portrayals. Probably not the best film to start
@@isaiahdaniels5643 not really a good introduction
It doesn't represent what one piece actually is
@@isaiahdaniels5643 terrible choice
@@isaiahdaniels5643 one hell of a bad introduction
People saying Luffy killed the Baron I’d argue he has been dead for years and The Baron is just a puppet for Lily
Based on their interactions their relationship seems very mutual especially if omatsuri saw lily as another member of his crew and we already see how much he cares for his crew. It could still be said that lily could also be the reason for omatsuris own lifespan on this wasteland of an island.
how do ppl know baron died tho?
@@Sh1ryyu apparently he's shown talking with his crew later and his crew is dead so yuh know
If that were true the baron would have stopped lifeless after lily exploded so...
@@degeneratesupreme860 also Robin looks back to were baron is and there is are 3 flowers were he used to be....so he also died a long time ago!!!
this entire movie was lowkey nightmare fuel and i loved it
Whats even better is that it actually starts sunny and colorful, as expected from One Piece, but slowly, gradually becomes darker and more sinister as it goes.
Well the director was Mamoro Hosoda..one more reason to adore this man
"lowkey"? nah, this was high-octane nightmare fuel
it feels like what would happen if Junji ito were to direct a one piece film.
Ah, some nice gold fish and jet boating. Wonderful movie.
*40 minutes later*
Ah, a death battle.
the "crew" just instantly turning into trees with no sound effects of animation was an inspired decision jfc
I don't know why but the moment where everyone of baron's crew turns into a plant... is like.. the creepiest thing.. like a slap of reality so suddenly that even though we know that they are just illusion, but still when we re-think that we were just watching straw hats staying on a pretty much creepy island and talking to no one but a plants... worst even enjoying their fun competitions.. :/
You are right,I also felt the same.
Exactly like it wasn’t a whimsical transformation or a magical puff of smoke. Just a cold snap back to reality to these saplings
I never thought of that at first but you're right
2 years too late, but I never realized they were illusions. I thought Lily actually revived Baron's crew, but it turns out every soul on that island was a copy Lily conjured up so Baron was essentially living generations under a mental and emotional ruse to keep himself sane. Lily, a demonic abomination, crafting lifeless love for Baron so she could eat and survive. That is horrifyingly tragic.
Yes, this movie is representation of the real pirates. So many mistery in the ocean, and some creepie things like this.
*Every One Piece arc:* People are victim to a horrible villain. Luffy never gives up, supporting victims, defeats villain and saves day.
*This movie:* Luffy is victim to a horrible villain. He gives up, is supported by strangers, and is helped in defeating villain, saving his crew that night.
Piers Mearns only this time the villain can't be beaten by physical methods
movie four showed a true formidable villain that nothing can effect it
grief and despair
luffy never gave up. for gods sake he was still standing and was walking towards baron still trying to save his friends after the arrowstorm. thats guts right there
I mean that was also the plot of the summit war saga as a whole
@@TorqueJones420 he is lucky to be still alive bruh i guess its because hes the protagonist in this anime
@@TorqueJones420 tf are you talking about? luffy straight up gives up after his four limbs get pinned to the rock, until that old guy pulls luffy into his hole to avoid baron killing him
Baron Omatsuri is like a Weak Version of Gecko Moria but elevated his Terrifyingness and Threat up to Million times Worse and add a Bit of Brook for Tragic Past and Backstory
Idk man, he seems pretty strong
@@zeff3016 no he was using a plant to give him power like one from the island ussop was on so as soon as the plant was shot it died and he lost all his power gecko moriah has an actual devil fruit which is apart of him
@@goddoda412 how is omatsuri any different from any other pirate who also has powers from a plant/fruit
@@memebrain2177 well because first its not his power and second the plant is sentient
@@memebrain2177 also the plant is like a parasite feeding on his insecurities and emotions and showing him things that are feeding into his delusions
Darkest one piece movie
@asian dude For starters, Luffy kills this man.
@asian dude it leads you to believe that, yeah. But it's not explicitly stated if he is alive or not when taking with his crew at the end.
@asian dude I dont have to, in the ending you see some of his belongings next to a flower, leading you to believe that is what became of him after luffy punched the sh*t out of him.
•When baron “killed” luffy he still refused to die even when he was.. already dead? I mean he was a fucking zombie look at him
•The film starting off with a little happy gold fish catching game
•Baron’s dead member illusions are creepy as fuck
•Luffy kills for the first time
•The cover for this movie is opposite of what the movie is really like
•Luffy and baron are both crying as they both battle to the death and kill each other for their nakama.
•All of luffy’s cree are shown dead inside of the plants and you can see luffy’s horrified face.
@@Sh1ryyu luffy kill arlong too why you say he is the first kill
Wait, hold up. Is it possible that this might be the first time that Luffy actually killed someone? I mean, usually, he beats his oponents senseless, but here, it might've been that he actually killed the Baron. Towards the ending, you can hear that the Baron is talking to his crew again, but his crew have been dead for god knows how long.
Yep, I think so. That's what makes this movie so darn awesome.
+Crepaul Cog it's true, it's awesome. the movie was kind of dark and depressing, but still good none the less.
krulen12 Yeah, the dark and depressing stuff made it so refreshing tho ! It's really different from the series plot, where no one dies (except for ace). I loved the creepiness of the story ! :D
+Crepaul Cog Exactly. They should make more like this. The animation was slightly different as well and that was good too.
krulen12 Yeah, I tought the animation was a pretty refreshing change as well. It's cool to see how an anime can look in different art style !
definitely the most underrated one piece movie out there! my favorite
@Dylan Ogega not really, barely anyone talks about it, you literally see people talk about Strong World, Film Z, Gold or Stampede all the time
@@royolaniye6643 this movie is terrifying.. I erased it from my mind and now UA-cam keeps recommending it again 😭
Isnt that wat underrated means? @royolaniye6643
@@RanTaoSamaThey were replying to someone else who's comment got deleted for some unknown reason. They're replying to them but it looks like they're talking to the original commenter
this movie was the best imo, even better than stongworld gold and stampede. the writing and tension in this movie were on another level. this movie wasn't about over the top fights or anything, it was about the tragic story of the baron. seeing an almost dead luffy filled with arrows still trying to fight was so intense.
I agree with you, and i just hate the one piece movie nowadays, like strong world,Z,And Gold ,those three have a Monotone plot,it's really easy to guess the plot,they do the same thing over and over made me sick
Well its not that hard to be better than gold and especislly stampede. Stampede was garbage. Only a bunch of fanservice. And golds plot was also trash only thing cool was tesoros flashback scene that was deep. Baron omatsuri along with film Z and strong world are the 3 best
Everytime i watch one piece movies , i always choose this one , more than the others , even i watch this movie on 2010 , but still i love that dark side scenes of this movie , for me , when i first saw the climax , i was wondering how luffy would beat baron , and later on , it was papa that shoot lily , so unpredictable and also alot more creepy than all of one piece movies combined , this movie is undoubtedly the most awesome movie of one piece.
This was mediocre.
@@OmegaShadeslayer in what way?
The scene where Omaturi gets defeated and he speaks with his crew.... Holy it was depressing and really emotional for me.
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Honestly the way the baron griefs over his crew at 1:00 shows how broken his spirit is. Losing one's whole 'family' can really devastate one's soul. Having a chance to live with your loved ones, even through an illusion... sometimes there is no cost too great. I can understand why one would do such horrendous acts. It doesn't justify his actions, but man, I sure can understand it.
No matter how much i watch this scene, it still makes me extrmely uncomfortable.
Baron is basically what happen if Luffy NEVER Recover from Ace Death both Mentally and Physically, he also probably become delusionally insane like Baron.
@@joejunior5991Gecko Moria is another reflection of this
@@joejunior5991 I have always found such statements utterly ridiculous, sorry. "What if Luffy never recovered yada yada yada." But he did. If he had not, that would not have been Luffy. His whole character is based on his strength to change the reality according to his wishes, but it does not work without strength to ACCEPT reality in the first place. Baron is a loser, plain and simple. He could not take it so he chose sweet delusion. Luffy is a winner, and that is essentially the difference between these two categories.
@@ВікторКушнір-й8о he need Jimbei to snap him out of his depression which Baron has none, of course you diss the filler/movie antagonist while have zero sympathies him since he is a Villain with very twisted goal
Barons last thoughts were the ones of a hypocrite. He was willing to rob Luffy of his nakama to regain some semblance of his own. He taunted him while he did it, saying he was too weak to protect them. But the very second, the instant, his little illusion fell apart, he broke down. Screaming about how unforgivable it was. He loved his crew, that much is clear, but he was also a murderer, a hypocrite, and a false god. I understand why he did it, but I don’t have one single iota of sympathy for him.
Exactly finally someone said it. Even though he had a reason. He was still Evil. There is no justification for his wicked actions. I also didn't feel any symathy for him.
I think that was the point.
His crew even told him that, while they appreciated that he cared about them as much as he did, he should've just moved on and found new friends rather than living the dark facade he did
That's why Luffy straight up murdered him in blind unfiltered rage. Actions have consequences, and Luffy had no sympathy for him either.
damn the punch was so good they made it canon
there were some scenes in this movie i think inspired the anime.
Yeah, this movie is just a big leadup to Sabaody, with that punch to the Celestial Dragon and the despair Luffy has when Kuma separates his crew.
I'm dead😂, you mean that scene transformed into the manga style that's why it became canon?
@@idisseddemonslayermugentra2962 no, the animation idea was so good they use it for the tenryubito punch
@@recklesquarian I see
0:45 when I first saw this scene it just felt eerie around me, the mixed of that scary sinister sound mixed with a silent and dark background and how they turned into plants, I felt like... Something out there is watching me, I hate it but that's what ACTUALLY made me fell in love with this movie.
Wanting to know whats the sound effect name, i wanna hear the full version of it, it sound so eerie and.. weird.. at the same time.
What a tragic story, Baron Omatsuri is a broken man with a broken heart losing all of his crew and loved ones. Given that power of illusion, most people would also go down his path if they lost all their loved ones in a single tragedy. RIP
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Luffy ALMOST become like Baron after Marineford Arc where he grieving over Ace Death and separated from his crew during Sabaody Arc. Good Thing Luffy Recovered after Marineford
@@joejunior5991The difference is Luffy only lost one person (he knew his crew is alive) while the Baron lost everybody closest to him
@@LuigiGamesful well jimbei had tooo remind Luffy that he still had his friend even though they are very far away
Its partly just guessing on my part, but given whats seen in the movie, its Backstory probably went like this:
A long time ago Omatsuri Island actually *was* an extremely well-known resort-island, sporting a large city and all possible kinds of amenities (I find it unlikely that this Venice-like City was built by the Baron and his men. Plus, it is mostly empty and deserted).
It was also an Island notable for its Plantlife, especially Flowers (based on that Map). One day, a sentient Flower (Lily) evolved (not unlikely, given that this is the Grandline), destroyed all other Flowers and ate every single Human on the Island (hence, the Graveyard Chopper found) and later everyone unfortunate enough to come there. Just as new food became ever rarer, the Baron stranded on the island and, devastated by the loss of his beloved crew and near death, made a pact with the Devil: He is allowed to live in the illusion that his friends are still alive (due to Lilys' Powers), in return he organizes more food for the Flower to eat. Pretty dark stuff, man. :O
Schwatvogel I agreed with that baron must made a pack with devil(lily), but I think his crew are not an illusion but actually revived. Because baron introduced the flower as "the flower of death and revival" and lily-carnation sounds like "reincarnation". Sorry for my english :p
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It was all illusion, mate. All thosr revived crews are just small trees and plants.
@@roberthasudungan1546 maybe you are right and I was just hoping they were real like baron lol
This is pretty much the same plot from the new Fantasy Island movie
@@roberthasudungan1546 if it was illusions then why luffy and friends could see baron's friends too? Can u explain it?
I'd say this punch is even more satisfying to me then when luffy punched out Charloss. The way it is animated and framed is amazing and everything he did to luffy and his crew....I love this punch and this movie
This movie is too OOC for the straw hats and OP
The best part is that normal-ass dad pirate saves the day here, he's terrified but does it anyway, usopp could still learn a thing or two
1:23 this was.. the most bone chilling scream I've heard in my life.
After everything he put him through, that punch was probably more satisfying to Luffy than when he punched Saint Charlos.
0:45 this part never fails to give me chills
Word, somehow it’s even creepier than the thought of them turning into their own corpses. Can’t explain why
This movie was a nightmare, Jesus XD
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Just imagine Gecko moria running into this guy that lost his crewmates bring a tear to my eyes just thinking about it.
what movie was it in?
@@redbone8864 movie 6
Can you imagine if Moria was the one who found the Lily instead of the Baron? Thriller Bark would have been a Junji Ito like saga instead of a Scooby Doo parody.
@@ThyFloorestFloorThriller bark arc still the same even with that "what if" situation. This is movie which Oda it self ain't directly write or even supervising
1:21 even Kaido probably never felt a punch this hard
Fun fact: Baron omatsuri and the secret pirate island takes place in an alternative timeline before thriller bark, before brook joins. Notice the similarities. Both Baron Omatsuri and Brook lost their crews. But, Baron omatsuri took it in a different way. He wanted the world to know his pain and suffering. This means, Baron omatsuri is what brook could’ve became.
Thats peak
The image of everyone turning back into plants was pretty eerie.
Imagine if thats how one piece were to be animated
well a few episodes borrowed this art style, like those episodes where nico was on that bridge
@@markcasadevall9509 yeah for example naoki Tate changed totally his style.
@axel axel yea especially impel down arc
I think she was referencing the darker tone
My theory is, Lily Carnation is actually a devil fruit user. Somehow, a plant managed to consume a devil fruit ( Which could be anything, maybe a mythical zoan of some kind of devil). That would explain the magical properties of Lily, as well as how all her creations and illusions vanish when Papa kills Lily, otherwise the one piece world would be hell if there were more Lily Carnations spread around the globe.
That was also my theory like we have seen objects being devil fruit users a plant would not that weird in comparesing
A plant eating a devil fruit is like canibalism
That would be cool, but I'll be damned if I know what the hell kind of mythical creature that could be. Maybe an Eldrazi or something?
@@chriswentz5197 So basically Big Mom eating caramel
I honestly don’t think so, in fact I don’t think Lily isn’t anything from the grand line, any of the blues or the red line, due to how just plain wrong and out of place Lily feels in comparison to everything else in one piece.
What I think Lily is, it’s an actual demon.
from 0:45 to 0:49 honestly thats probably the most scariest scene in my opinion, seeing all of the crew turns into plants and that perfect sound effect
Best One Piece Movie, such an underrated masterpiece; Luffy suffering from his mistakes, actually losing his beloved Nakamas, an original and dark story, two Captains facing their mistakes. Top tier animation, this is incredible. I still cannot believe the only reason this didn't hit in Japan was because "It's too dark, and watching the mugiwaras fighting like that is sad" all the people who said that back then must be looking like a f*cking clown after Oda himself made the fight between Luffy and Sanji in wholecake.
I never understood why people didn't like the Strawhats fighting. Stuff like that happens between friends in real life, you fight over dumb and trivial stuff, sometimes it leads to you not speaking for a while, but it gets better.
Seeing the Strawhats bicker felt human.
Nah this movies sucked then and it sucked now, poor mugiwara went thru all of that just for a weak collaboration with a weak art department
You know the punch is painful when the color is gone
everyone just turning into trees in an instant is just eerie as hell
They were illusions by the Lily. That's why they turn to plants
I love this punch so much, hearing luffy prepare his scream before the hit with the slow motion and the Black and withe screen make it look so strong !
The way the "crew" immediently turned into plants. No fade away or last words, just gone. Like someone turned on the lights and the figure in the dark was just some mistaken object. No one was ever there.
This movie has such an incredible art style! When watching the movie it really makeas you feel like everything is taking place in a strange yet exotic land!
This looks like aother Hosoda moviw (it is) . Not complaining it's pretty as fuck, and very different than what we normally get.
Plus, it awakened Naoki Tate.
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no shadows?
I watched this movie recently, and the scene where everyone turns into plants always will give me chills.
Holy shit, this movie was dark. I also loved it. So well written.
Until Luffy appears, by this scene alone, I wouldn't have guessed that this is a One Piece movie. It's very dark and the animation looks like those mid 90s anime movies. I'm not saying that it's bad, indeed is fantastic, this scene it's beautiful on its own merit. As well the movie shows a different portrayal of the crew, I like to think that this is a story told not from the mugiwaras point of view, but from a different perspective.
The ending made me tear up a bit. If I saw the whole thing, I would probably start crying.
Even though this movie was horror it had all the aspects of a good movie; plot was great, the motive of the bad guy felt sorrowful and the ending was and style are *Chefs Kiss*
Movies name?
@@diffmonke406 it's right there in the title bro
@@royolaniye6643 it wasnt when i watched it
@@diffmonke406 I see....
My bad
Is it horror? I'd say it's psychedelic, but not horror.
This is art in purest form, the darkness of this movie, the rollercoaster of emotions fucking amazing movie
The scene where everyone suddenly just turned into twigs and plants, no transition nor animation, just popping in that they were just twigs and plants along with the just the quiet harrowing wind just terrifies me
"Luffy never kill his opponent"
One Piece Secret Island: "hold my lily"
in the fourth movie luffy bazooka's gasparde into a hurricane.
@III3 HH2 i was referring to the antagonist of the fourth one piece movie
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The Baron killed himself. At the end of the movie there's a shot of his glasses near some sunflowers, and then we listen to him reuniting with his crew.
Not canon aside, this is the only time Luffy ever killed his enemy.
He usually spares villains because he feels losing their dream and ambition is a worse fate than death.
But the baron had already lost everything.
Gave him a mercy kill to finally end the delusionals and terror.
Was technically already dead
Imagine a One Piece movie darker than this.
One piece in general is darker than this, if you take away the comedic outline. Big mom eating her friends, sex slaves, celestial dragons, and more.
@@jamesmarowa9434i think he tefers to The horror and eerieness this movie haves
@@jamesmarowa9434We gotta talk of differences lore/scenario and direction.. it's only about the *mise en scène*, kinda unbeatable
This is the best One Pice movie and it will always be
Idk bro Stampede was fire
@@Brucellor I mean his comment came from a year ago, I don't think Stampede came out a year ago
@@Brucellor yeah but stampede was a party of fan service ajsjs
Stampede was too much hahaha
And now Imagine bullet himself Said He want to be Stronger then gold Roger how Strong gold Roger has to be holy shit
You know something i like in this movie , is the fact have things more scarier than devil fruits , like lily carnation , wishing Oda use something like that in the main story .
Probably my favorite OP film, the unsettling dynamic of infighting within the crew really grounded everything- and the antagonist has motivations that are entirely believable. The animation has it's not-so-good looking moments but for the most part it's fluid and exciting,
PS: "Bones in the Ocean" by The Longest Johns is a sea-shanty tune I found that fits Baron Omatsuri to a tee.
I wanted this movie to be canon so dam bad. The fact luffy had his nothing happen moment in a non canon move just hurts. Personally this movie is head canon to me.
In the end, Omasturi was just a scared, traumatized and grieving old man that for the fear of loosing those who loved him literally sold his soul to the devil just to have the illusion to have his crew back.
This guy’s straight up the saddest villain of all one piece and he’s not even canon
That one time when the strawhats were almost annihilated, for real.
yea really makes bartholomew kuma look like a saint well he kinda is
@@nighurt478any villain in One Piece would be absolute saint compare to Baron, like even though its non canon movie, this is the very first time Luffy actually killed a person
@@sulthanarya3281 oh yes especially in one of the most creepiest ways i mean tho the baron is super weak and needs to get his haki up because if he fought luffy rn lets just say hes gonna catch a fucking ass whooping
Omatsuri = Tragic Blackbeard
1:29 Luffy vs Blackbeard final fight since Omatsuri and Blackbeard have the same seiyu
My buddy and I were watching this and he pointed out how the baron very easily could've been luffy in a different timeline if he lost his crew and never got over the grief
ye that was the parallel they were trying to show i believe
so... baron is just a more evil gecko moria
@@charperalta9489No, it's basically not the same developpement at all.
@@delcatroque2463 really? because from the description thats similar to gecko moria only that he is more slothish
@@charperalta9489 It's just a close storyline
Honestly the best one piece movie by far.
Yeah, even after I watched Stampede (which is what Avengers would love to be) I still believe this is the best one peice movie
0:40 the only thing this got me scared
fun fact : the screenplay director for the movie is the same one who created the horrors of silent hill (Masahiro itō)
Masaharo ito in twitter said : its same name but different person and he not worked in one piece movie 6
The voice acting at the end is amazing, you can feel the pain when omatsuri is talking about his friends
Yeah . This movie was very different than every other movie of OP
for me, this movie had the sad aura ... it gives me a psychological knot but it's exciting at the same time! .
Best OP movie ever. It took a mad risk going for horror and nailed it.
The words on the display behind the crowd *instantly* transforming into static when they all revert back to being plants is a nice touch.
I sorta feel bad for this villain. I mean he killed so many people, but he's doing it to "protect his friends" ya know? The illusion of them, anyway.
The whole story of the baron is almost a Shakespearian tragedy, but I honestly wouldn't expect anything less from a one piece movue directed by Mamoru Hosoda
@@mep15067 any other movie that he's directed?
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The Boy and the Beast
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i went into this movie blind and it left me absolutely speechless. honest to god its a masterpiece
The creeping descent into cosmic abysmal horror taking place in a one piece movie was unexpected to say the least. I seriously adored every moment of this movie
@@coelacanthfan normie
@@SuperDarkspirits Being a normie is only anything to worry about to the freaks.
no one cares gay lover @@EmptyMan000
The most terrifying part of this movie? Not the story, the animation, the villain (tho still bomb. My favorite OP movie).
It’s the fact that the baron could have just as easily been Brook….
Not gonna lie the moment when everyone turn into plants, without any transformation or sequence, just turn into them between frame, its pure nightmare fuel
For those who don't know, this film was directed by Mamoru Hosoda, who would go on to direct Summer Wars and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time.
When everyone reverted back to trees I got the biggest chills
Personally, i'd have liked if One Piece had shifted to a tone similar to this movie. Show how dangerous the Grand Line can be, what grotesque creatures await to prey on those who dare to explore too far and how all it takes is a bad turn to lose it all.
Maybe I should try Sunless Sea sometime.
Then it would become an edgy shounen
so true, we already got some darker shounen these day, why add one more to the pile.@jjasuka
If One Piece was Seinen this can work, but it's not.
1:23 Bro hit him with the charlos finisher.
I keep thinking about this moment in this movie just on how painful it must be to be in baron's place. his actions are unforgiveable throughout this movie but they are his way of coping with his trauma of losing his whole crew and someone like that is always dangerous and needs to be put down. I feel bad for baron but killing off the crewmates of other captains is one of the worst ways to cope with his trauma so he deserves that punch from luffy.
Most underrated onepiece movie. Literally: Adventure, Horror, and somewhat SciFi because of botany, flower or whatever.
I've realized luffy doesn't aim for a death battle but will do it if it's absolutely necessary. or if he says he will do it like he did to gasparde he said ruin that hat and your a dead man he later launched him into a cyclone but before that he impailed him with a mast piece from the ship then gomu gomu no speared it further threw the bastard. an like thus situation when pure rage took over . so basically I don't think he would acually care if he beat any bad guy and acually killed them he most definitely gives it his all in fights it just so happens his opponent doesn't tend to die from it.
I once heard that Oda said that Luffy usually doesn't kill his opponents and only beats them to the brink of death because he considers a crushed dream as a fate worse than death.
the saddest thing is Baron just wanted his crew back alive
no its not sad its his fault especially for doing such disgusting devilish actions like this killing people to see his crew again was never a good idea and he got karma for it i feel sad for him do not get me wrong but when it comes to people like him who do crap like this i honestly think he deserves and be happy he died from that punch and he gets to see his crew again
@@nighurt478 true
i remember when i was 12 i started to binge one piece movie from movie 1 to the latest at that point. and holy hell movie 6 really left my mind blank for an hour,like wtf did i just watched? honestly waking up from a quick nap after watching this show makes me think all of that was just a fever dream
I'll be frank, if it wasn't marked as from a One Piece movie, I would probably not guessed it was.
This was the only time Luffy unintentionally killed a person by accident with a no kill code that didn't want to be compared to his grandpa Garp.
0:44 I don’t care what anyone says this made me have nightmares not because they are just plants now it’s because of the unknown part of it
FR MAN, the way they turned into plants without even animating their transformation and with the scary music made this even more horrifying
Original flowey.
This is called a one piece horror movie
ONE PIECE x Berserk COLLAB IS THE BEST
THE COLLLAB:
This is the first time ive seen a arrow be actually useful
As an anime fan I can confirm that this terrifies you more than the dark web.
Luffy really just hit the meanest Black Flash and thought we wouldn't notice...
He used black flash before anyone
What an intensely weird film! I loved it!! It was directed by Mamoru Hosoda, which is why it's so different to everything else in One Piece.
You ever think about how this has been Luffy's only on-screen kill in all of One Piece
Imma be honest I prefer this art style WAY more than the usual one piece art style, it would probably be a lot harder to animate and draw consistently for how large of an anime one piece is though
Isn't this way more simplistic with the more rigid outlines and less detail
@@jojobizarrelivingstone594 Yeah, but it has way more fluid animation and ecstatic, fast movements
@@pepo_idiot8502One Piece change artysyle a lot depending of the animators and director
Wano has a great art style
@@Kishinoo i won’t deny wano has an insanely polished and well made art direction
I just like the vibe movie 4 has
Im absolutely amazed how this one movie feels nothing like a rehular One Piece adventure in the best way possible. For oncr, Luffy isnt the one to save the day and is instead him who the islanders save from the main villain.
How the story begins with the usual OP shenanigans, but slowly everyones bonds begin to break as they vanish lne by one. Omatsuri was practically overpowrring luffy to the point of completely breaking his spirit
if luffy ever says "unforgiveable" then ur probably going to die.
That final punch is the one of the most satisfying things I've ever seen 👊😤
what did griffith do this time 💀
It’s the silent cut to everyone turning back into flowers that did it for me, absolutely horrifying
Everyone talking about how scary that one scene at 0:45 is. And yes, it is kinda eery but after watching this movie 3 times, knowing this scene, I can't help to find it almost comedic.
I mean, you'd expect them to decompose like we've seen with DJ and Mochi but nah: instaplantification.
yeah them turning into plants was an odd choice thematically. i too thought they would decompose into corpses, but nope just plants lol
1:30 he got hit with that blue flash😤😤
The darkest movie of one piece
his crew turning into plants is still quite goofy
"uhmmm akkshually its an illusion by the plant🤓"
For those that don't know, Baron Omatsuri is the symbolic representation of Hayato Miyazaki after this film's director, Mamoru Hosoda, left Miyazaki's studio and joined Toei and used One Piece as a subtle way of criticizing Miyazaki. As you can see. It's not a very flattering image of him.
Source?
@@Dave_The_Musical_Fisherman Trust him 😎
Always loved how lily exploded out its back like it was hit by a .50cal and not a normal arrow fired by a normal dude using a normal bow