One Piece Film: Gold

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One Piece Film: Gold
One Piece Film Gold Visual.jpg
Theatrical release poster by Eiichiro Oda
Directed byHiroaki Miyamoto
Screenplay byTsutomu Kuroiwa
Based on One Piece
by Eiichiro Oda
Produced byKei Kajimoto
Yūta Kano
Starring Mayumi Tanaka
Kazuya Nakai
Akemi Okamura
Kappei Yamaguchi
Hiroaki Hirata
Ikue Ōtani
Yuriko Yamaguchi
Chō
Kazuhiro Yamaji
Hikari Mitsushima
Gaku Hamada
Nanao
Kendo Kobayashi
Kin'ya Kitaōji
CinematographyNaoyuki Wada
Edited byMasahiro Gotō
Music by Yuki Hayashi
Production
company
Distributed by Toei Company
Release dates
Running time
120 minutes
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese
Box office

One Piece Film: Gold is a 2016 Japanese animated fantasy action adventure film directed by Hiroaki Miyamoto and produced by Toei Animation. [4] The film is part of the One Piece film series, based on the manga series of the same name written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda. It had its world premiere at the Emirates Palace hotel in Abu Dhabi on July 15, 2016, and later premiered in Japan on July 23, 2016. [5] [6] On October 5, 2016, Funimation announced that they acquired the rights to screen the film in the United States and Canada on January 10–17, 2017.

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Plot

The Straw Hat Pirates arrive at Gran Tesoro, a ship and entertainment city ruled by Gild Tesoro. The concierge Baccarat gives the Straw Hats a VIP stay due to their fame, and they go to a casino, where they win a lot of money. Baccarat then takes them to the VIP lounge to meet Tesoro, who challenges them to a dice game.

However, Baccarat uses her Devil Fruit abilities to strip Luffy of his luck, causing him to lose. She reveals her foul play and the Straw Hats refuse to give up their money, causing them to fight Baccarat, Tesoro, and his subordinates Mr. Tanaka and Dice. They are overwhelmed, and Tesoro, who can manipulate gold, captures Zoro by manipulating the gold dust sprayed on him when he entered Gran Tesoro. Tesoro gives the Straw Hats until midnight the next day to repay their debt, or he will execute Zoro. Outside, the Straw Hats run into Carina, a former acquaintance of Nami's who is now working for Tesoro.

They hatch a plan with Carina to steal money kept in the main hotel, and find out that most people in the city are enslaved to Tesoro. Tesoro pays CP-0 agent Spandam to send World Government forces after the Straw Hats. The next day, the Straw Hats split up into two teams and infiltrate the hotel. Team A, Luffy and Franky, scale it from the outside in order to disable its surveillance network. They disable it, but are caught by security. Tesoro and Tanaka then confront them, and Tesoro binds Luffy's arms in gold before Tanaka sends them plummeting into the Golden Prison, a large cavern filled with nothing, but gold.

Luffy and Franky meet Raise Max, a legendary gambler and member of the Revolutionary Army who takes them through a dangerous pipe system to get to a seawater pipeline and wash the gold off to Luffy. They reach the pipeline after Max stops a giant spinning fan. Meanwhile, the rest of the Straw Hats and Carina sneak into the room containing the money, only to find themselves on a stage as part of a trap laid by Tesoro and Carina. Tesoro reveals that he knows where Luffy and Franky are and attempts to drown them by flooding their location with seawater. He then attempts to execute Zoro, but when trying to release liquid gold from Gran Tesoro's fountains, seawater comes out instead.

Carina's group reveals that they had intended for all of this to happen in order for the seawater to be released, and the seawater frees everyone from Tesoro's control by washing the gold dust off them. Luffy and Franky's group emerges from a fountain, and the Straw Hats reunite as Gran Tesoro's citizens and prisoners rise up against Tesoro and his crew. Intent on remaining in control, Tesoro blows up the hotel and forms it into golden armor for his subordinates and a giant golem that he occupies. The Straw Hats fight Tesoro's crew, and Luffy goes after Tesoro, but is overwhelmed. Marine forces led by Rob Lucci then attack Gran Tesoro, and Spandam captures Luffy. However, Sabo intercepts Lucci, and a child that Luffy inspired saves him from Spandam.

The Straw Hats defeat Baccarat, Tanaka, and Dice, and Luffy uses Gear Four to destroy Tesoro's golem. Tesoro turns the golem into liquid gold, which traps everyone except Luffy. Tesoro attacks Luffy with a massive tendril of gold, but Luffy destroys it and defeats him, sending him flying into the Marine fleet where he is arrested. Everyone is freed from the gold, but Gran Tesoro then appears to go into a self-destruct protocol. Carina decides to stay behind while everyone else evacuates, and as the Straw Hats depart, they realize the protocol was false and Carina has control over Gran Tesoro. As the Straw Hats are chased by the Marine fleet, Carina sails Gran Tesoro into the distance.

Voice cast

CharacterJapanese Voice Actor [7] [8] English Voice Actor
Monkey D. Luffy Mayumi Tanaka Colleen Clinkenbeard
Roronoa Zoro Kazuya Nakai Christopher R. Sabat
Nami Akemi Okamura Luci Christian
Usopp Kappei Yamaguchi Sonny Strait
Sanji Hiroaki Hirata Eric Vale
Tony Tony Chopper Ikue Ōtani Brina Palencia
Nico Robin Yuriko Yamaguchi Stephanie Young
Franky Kazuki Yao Patrick Seitz
Brook Chō Ian Sinclair
Gild Tesoro Kazuhiro Yamaji Keith Silverstein
Takahiro Sakurai (young) Dallas Reid (young)
Baccarat Nanao Amber Lee Connors
DiceKendo KobayashiTyson Rinehart
Tanaka Gaku Hamada Daman Mills
Carina Hikari Mitsushima Michele Knotz
Raise Max Kin'ya Kitaōji Garrett Schenck
Sakazuki Fumihiko Tachiki Andrew Love
Rob Lucci Tomokazu Seki Jason Liebrecht
Spandam Masaya Onosaka Christopher Corey Smith
Sabo Tōru Furuya Vic Mignogna
Koala Satsuki Yukino Jeannie Tirado
Kent Beef Jr. Arata Furuta Brian Olvera
Pork Josh Grelle
Jimmy MyersKorokke Alejandro Saab
Long Long Wataru Takagi Chad Cline
MorkinNadal Joel McDonald
Narcie Nobuyuki Hiyama Scott Frerichs
Lepre Rena Takeda Kristi Kang
BitAyaka MiyoshiKristen Lee
KirukoArisa SatoJennifer Green
Alba Nanase Nishino Katy Tye
CurveRyō NaritaDavid Trosko
Rikka Chika Sakamoto Jill Harris
Tempo Naoko Watanabe Bryn Apprill
Double Down Naoto Takenaka TBC
WhitejackKeith Kubal
CamaelMasakazu MimuraKeith Kubal
StellaGi Ryoko Madeleine Morris

Production

Music and soundtrack

External video
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Music video for the film's theme song by Glim Spanky.

The film score was composed by Yuki Hayashi and the film's theme song is "Ikari o Kure yo" (怒りをくれよ) by Glim Spanky. [9] As a fan of the band, Eiichiro Oda personally requested that they provide the theme. The film's staff asked the group to write something different than what would typically be associated with One Piece and to evoke the feeling of "battling Luffy." The first song they brought was not what the staff had in mind and they were suggested to write something more "unrefined" and "Iggy Pop-ish", to which Glim Spanky responded with "Ikari o Kure yo". [10]

ONE PIECE FILM GOLD Original Soundtrack (Disc 1)
#TitleLength
EnglishRomajiJapanese
01GOLD & JIVE～SILVER OCEANGold & Jive-Silver OceanGOLD & JIVE～SILVER OCEAN11:11
02EmbarkationJyousenn乗船0:12
03Baccarat AppearsBakaratouzyouバカラ登場1:13
04Welcome to Gran Tesoro!Youkoso Grantesoro he!ようこそグラン・テゾーロへ!2:20
05Funky White SuitFunky Shiro Suitファンキー白スーツ1:18
06Slave of GoldKinn No Dorei金の奴隷0:32
07Gold EmperorOugontei黄金帝2:26
08Go Go CasinoGo Go CasinoGOGO カジノ0:52
09HOT CHELLHOT CHELLHOT CHELL4:46
10WinKachimakuri勝ちまくり0:32
11VIP RoomVip RoomVIPルーム1:05
12Exciting ChouhanExciting Chouhanエキサイティング丁半1:09
13Tesoro and CrewTesoro To Ichimiテゾーロと一味3:58
14I Was Tricked!?Hamerareta!?ハメられた!?1:31
15Ultimate GamblingKyukyoku No Gambling究極のギャンブル2:01
16Thief and VixenDorobouneko To Megitsune泥棒猫と女狐0:50
17WILD COWWILD COWWILD COW0:37
18Tesoro MoneyTesoro Moneyテゾーロマネー2:14
19Slave's HopelessnessDorei No Heisokukan奴隷の閉塞感1:49
20Crossing PredictionKousasuru Omowaku交錯する思惑2:32
21Tactical PreparationSakusenkaigichuu作戦準備中0:37
22The Pair's PastFurtarinokako二人の過去2:35
23Strategic MeetingSakusenkaigi作戦会議2:17
Disc length48:37
ONE PIECE FILM GOLD Original Soundtrack (Disc 2)
#TitleLength
EnglishRomajiJapanese
01Dokidoki Spy ItemDokiDoki Spy Timeドキドキスパイアイテム3:14
02Natural TrapTennen Trap天然トラップ1:52
03Gum Gum InfiltrationGomugomu No Sennyuゴムゴムの潜入1:12
04An Intruder is Found!!!Shinnyusya Hakken!!!侵入者発見!!!0:37
05Tesoro's PowerTsoro No Chikaraテゾーロの力2:06
06The Upcoming CrisisSemaru Kiki迫る危機0:42
07Celestial DragonsTenryubito天竜人0:39
08Gold PrisonGold Prisonゴールドプリズン0:43
09Prisoner BluesSyuujin No Blues囚人のブルース0:42
10Legendary GamblerDensetsu No Gambler伝説のギャンブラー0:55
11Faint PossibilityKasukana Kanouseiかすかな可能性1:30
12The Secret Plan of ReversalGyakuten No Hisaku逆転の秘策0:21
13Fake Celestial DragonsNise Tenryubitoニセ天竜人1:04
14The Way to EscapeDassyutu Heno Michi脱出への道1:12
15Max's DeterminationMax No Ketsuiマックスの決意1:13
16In Pursuit of FreedomJiyuu Wo Motomete自由を求めて1:22
17BetrayalUragiri裏切り1:40
18A Desperate SituationZettaizetsumei絶体絶命3:34
19An Emergency SituationMasaka No Jitaiまさかの事態1:13
20Extreme Entertainment!Kyukyoku No Entertainment究極のエンターテインメント2:21
21Tesoro's PastTesoro No Kakoテゾーロの過去1:12
22Tesoro's MadnessTesoro No Kyoukiテゾーロの狂気1:24
23God's PowerKami No Chikara神の力1:29
24The Three Executives AppearSankanbu Touzyou3幹部登場1:45
25The Strength to Stand UpTachiagaru Chikara立ち上がる力1:18
26Oppressed CrewOsareru Ichimi押される一味1:13
27The Terror of LuckLucky No Osoroshisaラッキーの恐ろしさ2:17
28The Subsequent BattleTuduku Battle続くバトル1:41
29The Strongest Brother AppearsSaikyou No Anitouzyou最強の兄登場1:35
30Believe In Your NakamasNakama Wo Shinjite仲間を信じて2:31
31The Great TurnaboutDaigyakuten大逆転3:35
32Mad GodKuruttakami狂った神1:24
33Last BattleLast Battleラストバトル1:21
34Triumphant LibertyJiyuu No Shouri自由の勝利0:53
35The Final TrickSaigo No Shikake最後の仕掛け1:43
36Give Me Rage (Short ver.)Ikari Wo Kureyo (Short Version)怒りをくれよ(Short ver.)1:38
Disc length55:11

Release

The film was released in Japan on July 23, 2016 by its distributor Toei Company, on 739 screens in 344 theatres across the country. [11]

The Blu-ray was released on December 28, 2016, in Japan and was released on 7 April 2017 in Germany, [12] [ better source needed ] and 2 May 2017 in the U.S.

Selecta Visión released the film in Spain and Portugal on DVD and Blu-ray on 12 April 2017, featuring Japanese, Spanish and Catalan audio, as well as subtitles in Spanish, Catalan and Portuguese. [13] Previously, the film had been premiered in theaters in Spain on 4 November 2016, dubbed in Spanish and Catalan. [14] It was the first One Piece film to be released in cinemas in Spain.

Marketing

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Logo of One Piece Film: Gold

Reception

Box office

The film grossed $10.9 million on its opening weekend in Japan. [15] It earned ¥1,516,450,600 from the 1,088,166 ticket sales in its first four days. [11] It grossed $35.6 million by August 16, 2016. [16] It grossed over ¥5 billion ($48.8 million) in Japan by early September 2016. [17] By the end of 2016, it had grossed ¥5.18 billion in Japan, and was one of the year's top five highest-grossing domestic films. [18]

In China, it grossed the biggest three-day total (CN¥105.5 million) in China of any Japanese film for 2016, [19] up until the release of Your Name . [20] Film: Gold went on to gross CN¥107 million ($16,103,544) in China. [21] The film also grossed ₩1,710,761,100 ($1,495,486) in South Korea, [22] and $423,593 in the United States and Canada. [23] The worldwide total box office is about $70.84 million. [lower-alpha 1]

Critical reception

On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 67%, based on 9 reviews, and an average rating of 6.2/10. [30] On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 43 out of 100, based on 4 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews". [31]

Home media

The film was released in Japan in standard and limited edition DVD and Blu-ray formats on December 28, 2016. [32] The limited edition "Golden Limited Edition" contains with interview of Eiichiro Oda, making of and application card for event, TV spot, trailer, and much more. Comes with golden earphones, a pen, Gran Tesoro Adventure original board game, golden casino-chip menko cards, and an unreleased press material. [33] By the end of the year in Japan, the movie Gold had sold approximately 79,932 copies of DVDs and Blu-rays. [34] [35] [36]

Koch Media released the film in Italy on DVD and Blu-ray on April 6, 2017. [37] Selecta Visión released the film in Spain on DVD and Blu-ray on 12 April 2017, featuring Japanese, Spanish and Catalan audio, also with subtitles in Spanish and Catalan. [38] On April 17, 2017 Kazé Anime launched Germany two versions of the home video, the Standard Edition Blu-ray/DVD and the Limited Deluxe Edition. [39] In North America, Funimation released the film on DVD and Blu-ray on May 2, 2017. [40]

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 One Piece: Film Gold
    • Japan – ¥5.18 billion [24] ($51.6 million) [25]
    • China – CN¥107 million [21] ($16,103,544)
    • South Korea – ₩1,710,761,100 [26] ($1,495,486)
    • North America, France, Italy, Spain, New Zealand, Thailand – $1,319,785 [27]
    • Australia – $91,294 [28]
    • Taipei – $210,000 [29]

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