One piece: chinjū-jima no chopper-ōkoku online

Want to watch the anime One Piece Movie 3: Chinjuu-jima no Chopper Oukoku (One Piece: Chopper Kingdom of Strange Animal Island)? Try out MyAnimeList's free streaming service of fully licensed anime! With new titles added regularly and the world's largest online anime and manga database, MyAnimeList is the best place to watch anime, track your progress and learn more about anime and manga.

One Piece: Chopper Kingdom of Strange Animal Island

Sanji makes his first film appearance as a Straw Hat crew member in Clockwork Island Adventure. One Piece’s animation quality improved significantly in just a year, but today’s standards still date this movie’s visuals, just not grossly so. The narrative follows the Straw Hat pirates as they are once again set upon by thieves and chase after their stolen pirate ship ending up at a “floating” island whose inhabitants are being oppressed by a pirate crew called the Trump Siblings.

Directed by the same person who directs the anime series, the canonical Dead End Adventure feels more like an extended and epic episode than some other One Piece movies.

The plot follows the Straw Hat pirates who are hard-up for cash as they discover and then participate in a high-stakes ship race, but the race and some of their competitors are not quite what they seem. A great jaunt with the Straw Hat crew, Dead End Adventure is certainly one of the finest One Piece movies.

The Cursed Holy Sword uses one of the popular tropes of anime series movies, going rogue for seemingly no reason.

It’s up to the Straw Hats crew to discover why Zoro has seemingly gone crazy, but it must have something to do with a Holy Sword that is possibly Cursed, right? Not the most involved One Piece movie, but with some rockin’ sword fights and some ancient curses, it’s a good time nonetheless.

The movie has the Straw Hat crew find a message in a bottle advertising a resort called Omatsuri Island, where there is all manner of relaxing and fulfilling activities tailored especially for powerful Grand Line pirates. Figuring they could use a vacation, they travel to the island, not knowing that it harbours one of the greatest challenges they may ever face.

This movie is not to be missed, even if you’re unfamiliar with One Piece.

Kōnosuke Uda’s second turn at the helm of a One Piece movie is largely a forgettable outing. The movie has a couple of mildly interesting twists but really stands at the back of the pack of One Piece movies and

Not a completely terrible anime movie by most turns. This is just not one to hold one’s breath over in anticipation of watching. It’s also a good deal lighter in tone than its numerical predecessor, so no more worries for family viewing than with any other standard One Piece fare.