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One Piece

Year:

2004

Duration:

Germany:22 min | Japan:24 min (original version) | USA:21 min (edited version)

Genres:

IMDB rate:

8.9

Awards:

3 wins & 7 nominations

Details

Country: Japan

Release Date: 2004-09-18

Cast

Actor

Character

Kazuya Nakai

One Piece

Tony Beck

Roronoa Zoro

Laurent Vernin

Mr. 7

Mayumi Tanaka

Monkey D Luffy

Akemi Okamura

Nami

Kappei Yamaguchi

Usopp

Mahito Ôba

The Narrator / ... (382 episodes, 1999-2012)

Hiroaki Hirata

Sanji

Colleen Clinkenbeard

Monkey D. Luffy

Ikue Ohtani

Tony Tony Chopper

Chikao Ohtsuka

Gold Roger

Yuriko Yamaguchi

Nico Robin

Luci Christian

Nami

Christopher Sabat

Roronoa Zoro

Did you know?

Trivia

Roronoa Zoro was originally planned to be introduced as Buggy the Clown's bodyguard.

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The name of the character Roronoa Zoro is derived from the famous Caribbean pirate Jean David Nau, who nicknamed himself ''L'ollonais''.

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Episodes from 207 onwards have been broadcast in high-definition at 720p resolution, in addition to standard definition.

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Quotes

Coby: Luffy, do you think I could join the Navy?

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Usopp: Talking's easy, but we'll need true strength for the battle. What are you guys capable of?

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Tony Tony Chopper: [after seeing Ussopp's 5 ton hammer break] You mean it was a fake? Usopp: Of course! I can't lift five tons! I quit after five pounds!

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Faq

How come Nico Robin doesn't show off a funny expression like everyone else does?

It's because her attitude is more mature than the other crew members. Plus she's been through a lot of dark moments in her life which results to her not being scared or surprised so easily.

Are Mer-people different from Fishmen in this anime?

Mer-people are recognized as humans with fish fins for a lower body part.While Fishmen are aquatic humanoids that resemble any kind of fish with gills, and web feet/hands.Eichiro Oda had explained that these two groups of species are different from one another.

Is there really a Pirate Summit?

No, that was a mis-translation in an earlier subtitle version of one episode. It was actually a figure of speech that goes "See you at the top" where "top" can easily be mistaken for "summit" in Japanese.

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