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''One Piece'' is the fourth highest selling manga in the history of ''Weekly Shonen Jump''[http://www.comipress.com/196], and is currently Japan's most popular and all-time third-best-selling Shōnen Jump title. In [[TV Asahi|TV Asahi's]] latest top 100 Anime Ranking, One Piece managed to come 32nd on the list beating other current and popular animes like [[Naruto]]. Volume 24 of the ''One Piece'' manga was the highest selling Japanese novel of all time, prior to the publication of ''[[Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince]]''. As of [[October 24]][[2006]], the first 430 weekly chapter installments have been collected into 44 ''[[tankōbon]]'' volumes, and the manga has reached 435 chapters so far in its weekly serial run. |
''One Piece'' is the fourth highest selling manga in the history of ''Weekly Shonen Jump''[http://www.comipress.com/196], and is currently Japan's most popular and all-time third-best-selling Shōnen Jump title. In [[TV Asahi|TV Asahi's]] latest top 100 Anime Ranking, One Piece managed to come 32nd on the list beating other current and popular animes like [[Naruto]]. Volume 24 of the ''One Piece'' manga was the highest selling Japanese novel of all time, prior to the publication of ''[[Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince]]''. As of [[October 24]][[2006]], the first 430 weekly chapter installments have been collected into 44 ''[[tankōbon]]'' volumes, and the manga has reached 435 chapters so far in its weekly serial run. |
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==Manga== |
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UMMMM YEAH I H8 THIS MANGA AND ANIME, CUZ IT SUX. |
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The first [[tankōbon]] was published in December 1997. As of [[November]] [[2006]], One Piece has 435 chapters. The first 430 chapters have been collected into 44 tankōbon volumes. |
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*[[One Piece media and release information|One Piece manga volumes and chapters]] |
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==Anime== |
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As the popularity of One Piece swelled with its serialization in ''[[Weekly Shonen Jump|Shōnen Jump]]'', it would soon reach an even larger audience through the medium of television, being adapted into an animated series. That television series (a largely faithful adaptation of the manga) debuted in 1999, but animated One Piece actually had its origins one year earlier with an [[OVA]]. |
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===Episodes=== |
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....... ONE PIECE..... |
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{{main|List of One Piece episodes}} |
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As of [[November 26]] [[2006]], One Piece has had a total of 287 TV episodes. Episodes from 207 onwards have been broadcast in [[HDTV|high-definition]] at [[720p]] resolution, in addition to standard definition. |
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Though most anime series air a new episode every week, recently One Piece airs an average of three episodes a [[month]] (or, in some cases, will air several episodes back-to-back and then go off the air for a few [[week]]s). This is thought to be because the anime is very close to catching up with the manga, but because the [[anime]] is in the middle of a [[manga]] [[storyline]], the series cannot simply begin airing [[filler]]s right away, the usual practice in such a situation is to wait until the current storyline is over if it's a manga storyline and then do fillers. Despite the infrequent air times, the series has remained very popular. |
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===Movies=== |
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Since the debut of the series on television, [[Toei Animation]] has also produced seven One Piece feature films, released each spring since the year 2000. In typical fashion for movies based on serialized manga, the films feature self-contained, completely original plots with animation of higher quality than what the weekly anime allows for. Additionally, three of these movies have had special featurettes, showcasing the characters engaged in various activities unrelated to the series (specifically dancing, playing soccer, and playing baseball). These movies, and their attached featurettes, are as follows: |
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# '''[[One Piece: The Movie]]''' (ワンピース ''Wanpīsu'', 2000) - The crew comes across an island that is said to be the location of an amazing collection of gold, but they are not the only ones after it. |
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# '''[[Clockwork Island Adventure]]''' (ねじまき島の冒険 ''Nejimaki-Shima no Bōken'', 2001) - When their ship is stolen, the Straw Hats come across a thief duo that claims it was stolen by the Trump Pirates, who have taken over Clockwork Island. To make things even worse, the Trump Pirates kidnap Nami so she can marry their leader. The Straw Hats have to stop them before it's too late. |
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#* Featurette: '''[[Jango's Dance Carnival]]''' (ジャンゴのダンスカーニバル ''Jango no Dansu Kānibaru'') - Jango hypnotizes an entire island, including the Straw Hats, into dancing so he may escape the Marines. |
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# '''[[Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals]]''' (珍獣島のチョッパー王国 ''Chinjū-jima no Choppā-Ōkoku'', 2002) - The crew searches for the "Crowning Treasure", but as they approach the island it is said to be on, they are sent into the air, separating Chopper from the group. On the island, the animals declare Chopper their king. However, there are people besides the Straw Hats looking for the Crowning Treasure. |
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#* Featurette: '''[[Dream Soccer King!]]''' (夢のサッカー王! ''Yume no Sakkā-Ō!'') - The Straw Hat men challenge their foes to a game of soccer. |
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# '''[[Dead End Adventure]]''' (デッドエンドの冒険 ''Deddo Endo no Bōken'', 2003) - In order to gain money, the crew enters a pirate race called the Dead End Race. |
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# '''[[Curse of the Sacred Sword]]''' (呪われた聖剣 ''Norowareta Seiken'', 2004) - An old friend of Zoro's is possessed by an evil sword, and due to a favor Zoro owes him, he joins his side. The Straw Hats will have to find a way to seal the sword before its true power is unleashed. |
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#* Featurette: '''[[Take Aim! The Pirate Baseball King]]''' (めざせ! 海賊野球王 ''Mezase! Kaizoku Yakyū-Ō'') - The Straw Hats face the Arlong Pirates in a game of baseball, with Buggy and Mr. 2 Bon Kurei as announcers. |
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# '''[[Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island]]''' (オマツリ男爵と秘密の島 ''Omatsuri Danshaku to Himitsu no Shima'', 2005) - The crew lands at a resort owned by Baron Omatsuri, who challenges them to a series of games. However, there is more to Omatsuri and his friends than meets the eye. |
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# '''[[The Giant Mechanical Soldier of Karakuri Castle]]''' (カラクリ城のメカ巨兵 ''Karakuri-Jō no Meka Kyohei'', 2006) - The crew searches for the treasure known as the Golden Crown on Mecha Island, a technologically advanced island filled with amazing machines, which is ruled by a man named Ratchet. |
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===Voice cast=== |
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''Main article: [[List of One Piece voice actors]]'' |
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==Foreign Language Adaptations== |
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[[Image:OnePieceVolume1English.jpg|thumb|''One Piece'' Volume 1 English version.]] |
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The popularity of One Piece has led to adaptations of both the manga and anime into many other languages including (but not exclusive to) [[Korean language|Korean]], [[Chinese language|Chinese]], [[English language|English]], [[German language|German]], [[French language|French]], [[Italian language|Italian]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]], [[Thai language|Thai]], [[Tagalog language|Tagalog]], [[Catalan]], [[Norwegian language|Norwegian]], [[Swedish language|Swedish]], [[Malay language|Malay]], [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] , [[Arabic Language|Arabic]] , [[Greek Language|Greek]] and [[Finnish language|Finnish]]. |
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*[[One Piece manga (English version)|English version of the manga]] |
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*[[One Piece anime (English adaptation)|English dub of the anime]] |
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==Related Media== |
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*[[One Piece Music lists|Related music]] |
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*[[One Piece Games|Related console games]] |
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== References == |
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==External links== |
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===Official Sites=== |
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====English==== |
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*[http://www.shonenjump.com/mangatitles/op/manga_op.php Shonen Jump's One Piece site] Official manga site in North America |
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*[http://www.kingofthepirates.com Kingofthepirates.com] Official anime site in the U.S.A. |
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*[http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/one_piece/ ''One Piece'' on YTV] Secondary official anime site in Canada. |
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*[http://www.onepiece.com.au Madman's One Piece site] Official anime site in Australia. |
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====Japanese==== |
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* {{Ja icon}} [http://www.j-onepiece.com/ OnePiece.com] (One Pieceドットコム ''One Piece Dottokomu'') Official site from the Japanese publishers. |
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* {{Ja icon}} [http://jump.shueisha.co.jp/one/ Shueisha's One Piece Site] Official site from the magazine where One Piece is serialized. |
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* {{Ja icon}} [http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/onepiece/ Fuji TV's One Piece Site] Official site from the network airing One Piece in Japan. |
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* {{Ja icon}} [http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/onep/ Toei's One Piece Site] Official site from the animation studio. |
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===Unofficial Sites=== |
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*[http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page One Piece Encyclopedia]: A One Piece wikia that acts as an extension of the information found in the One Piece Wikipedia pages. |
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*[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=836 Anime News Network] |
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Revision as of 23:19, 28 November 2006
| One Piece | |
| File:OP Logo.png One Piece anime logo, from the 6th opening | |
| Genre | Action, Adventure, Comedy, Shōnen, Drama, Fantasy, Military, Mystery, |
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| Created by | Eiichiro Oda |
| Manga | |
| Written by | Eiichiro Oda |
| Published by |  Jump Comics |
| Anime | |
| Directed by | Kounosuke Uda |
| Studio | Toei Animation |
| Anime | |
| Defeat Him! The Pirate Ganzak | |
| Directed by | Goro Taniguchi |
| Studio | Production I.G |
| Movies | |
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| One Piece TCG | |
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There has recently been a One Piece card game introduced, created by Bandai, but due to lack of players and sales it has been put on hold. | |
| Special Episodes | |
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| Video Games | |
One Piece (ワンピース, Wanpīsu) is a manga and anime series created by artist Eiichiro Oda. One Piece focuses on a ragtag crew of pirates led by Captain Monkey D. Luffy. Luffy's greatest ambition is to obtain the world's ultimate treasure, One Piece, and become Pirate King.
The manga began its serial run in Issue) of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, while the anime adaptation produced by Toei Animation premiered in 1999. Eiichiro Oda originally planned One Piece to last five years[1], and he had already planned out the ending; however, the story has continued far beyond his expectations, and its popularity has swelled to enormous proportions.
One Piece is the fourth highest selling manga in the history of Weekly Shonen Jump[1], and is currently Japan's most popular and all-time third-best-selling Shōnen Jump title. In TV Asahi's latest top 100 Anime Ranking, One Piece managed to come 32nd on the list beating other current and popular animes like Naruto. Volume 24 of the One Piece manga was the highest selling Japanese novel of all time, prior to the publication of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. As of October 242006, the first 430 weekly chapter installments have been collected into 44 tankōbon volumes, and the manga has reached 435 chapters so far in its weekly serial run.
Manga
The first tankōbon was published in December 1997. As of November 2006, One Piece has 435 chapters. The first 430 chapters have been collected into 44 tankōbon volumes.
Anime
As the popularity of One Piece swelled with its serialization in Shōnen Jump, it would soon reach an even larger audience through the medium of television, being adapted into an animated series. That television series (a largely faithful adaptation of the manga) debuted in 1999, but animated One Piece actually had its origins one year earlier with an OVA.
Episodes
As of November 26 2006, One Piece has had a total of 287 TV episodes. Episodes from 207 onwards have been broadcast in high-definition at 720p resolution, in addition to standard definition.
Though most anime series air a new episode every week, recently One Piece airs an average of three episodes a month (or, in some cases, will air several episodes back-to-back and then go off the air for a few weeks). This is thought to be because the anime is very close to catching up with the manga, but because the anime is in the middle of a manga storyline, the series cannot simply begin airing fillers right away, the usual practice in such a situation is to wait until the current storyline is over if it's a manga storyline and then do fillers. Despite the infrequent air times, the series has remained very popular.
Movies
Since the debut of the series on television, Toei Animation has also produced seven One Piece feature films, released each spring since the year 2000. In typical fashion for movies based on serialized manga, the films feature self-contained, completely original plots with animation of higher quality than what the weekly anime allows for. Additionally, three of these movies have had special featurettes, showcasing the characters engaged in various activities unrelated to the series (specifically dancing, playing soccer, and playing baseball). These movies, and their attached featurettes, are as follows:
- One Piece: The Movie (ワンピース Wanpīsu, 2000) - The crew comes across an island that is said to be the location of an amazing collection of gold, but they are not the only ones after it.
- Clockwork Island Adventure (ねじまき島の冒険 Nejimaki-Shima no Bōken, 2001) - When their ship is stolen, the Straw Hats come across a thief duo that claims it was stolen by the Trump Pirates, who have taken over Clockwork Island. To make things even worse, the Trump Pirates kidnap Nami so she can marry their leader. The Straw Hats have to stop them before it's too late.
- Featurette: Jango's Dance Carnival (ジャンゴのダンスカーニバル Jango no Dansu Kānibaru) - Jango hypnotizes an entire island, including the Straw Hats, into dancing so he may escape the Marines.
- Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals (珍獣島のチョッパー王国 Chinjū-jima no Choppā-Ōkoku, 2002) - The crew searches for the "Crowning Treasure", but as they approach the island it is said to be on, they are sent into the air, separating Chopper from the group. On the island, the animals declare Chopper their king. However, there are people besides the Straw Hats looking for the Crowning Treasure.
- Featurette: Dream Soccer King! (夢のサッカー王! Yume no Sakkā-Ō!) - The Straw Hat men challenge their foes to a game of soccer.
- Dead End Adventure (デッドエンドの冒険 Deddo Endo no Bōken, 2003) - In order to gain money, the crew enters a pirate race called the Dead End Race.
- Curse of the Sacred Sword (呪われた聖剣 Norowareta Seiken, 2004) - An old friend of Zoro's is possessed by an evil sword, and due to a favor Zoro owes him, he joins his side. The Straw Hats will have to find a way to seal the sword before its true power is unleashed.
- Featurette: Take Aim! The Pirate Baseball King (めざせ! 海賊野球王 Mezase! Kaizoku Yakyū-Ō) - The Straw Hats face the Arlong Pirates in a game of baseball, with Buggy and Mr. 2 Bon Kurei as announcers.
- Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island (オマツリ男爵と秘密の島 Omatsuri Danshaku to Himitsu no Shima, 2005) - The crew lands at a resort owned by Baron Omatsuri, who challenges them to a series of games. However, there is more to Omatsuri and his friends than meets the eye.
- The Giant Mechanical Soldier of Karakuri Castle (カラクリ城のメカ巨兵 Karakuri-Jō no Meka Kyohei, 2006) - The crew searches for the treasure known as the Golden Crown on Mecha Island, a technologically advanced island filled with amazing machines, which is ruled by a man named Ratchet.
Voice cast
Main article: List of One Piece voice actors
Foreign Language Adaptations
The popularity of One Piece has led to adaptations of both the manga and anime into many other languages including (but not exclusive to) Korean, Chinese, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Thai, Tagalog, Catalan, Norwegian, Swedish, Malay, Portuguese , Arabic , Greek and Finnish.
Related Media
References
- ^ SBS questions: One Piece Manga - Vol.42 Chapter 405, Fan question: Are you thinking about ending One Piece any time soon?
External links
Official Sites
English
- Shonen Jump's One Piece site Official manga site in North America
- Kingofthepirates.com Official anime site in the U.S.A.
- One Piece on YTV Secondary official anime site in Canada.
- Madman's One Piece site Official anime site in Australia.
Japanese
- Template:Ja icon OnePiece.com (One Pieceドットコム One Piece Dottokomu) Official site from the Japanese publishers.
- Template:Ja icon Shueisha's One Piece Site Official site from the magazine where One Piece is serialized.
- Template:Ja icon Fuji TV's One Piece Site Official site from the network airing One Piece in Japan.
- Template:Ja icon Toei's One Piece Site Official site from the animation studio.
Unofficial Sites
- One Piece Encyclopedia: A One Piece wikia that acts as an extension of the information found in the One Piece Wikipedia pages.
- Anime News Network
- Manga series
- 2000s TV shows in the United States
- Adventure anime
- Adventure manga
- Animated television series
- Anime dubbed into English
- Anime of the 2000s
- Comedy anime
- Comedy manga
- Fantasy anime
- Fantasy manga
- Fox network shows
- Japanese television series
- One Piece
- Piracy in fiction
- YTV shows
- Shōnen
- Shows on Miguzi
- Shows on Toonami
- Viz Media manga
- Manga of the 1990s