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One Piece Film: Strong World may have debuted 12 years ago, but it's still living rent-free in fans' minds. Though it's been available as a home video release for some time, it's now hitting U.S. theaters for the first time in celebration of the anime series' impressive 1,000-episode milestone. And it’s still just as excellent as it was then, perhaps even better by now, aging like a fine wine like so many great anime films often do.

Strong World takes viewers on a trip alongside the Straw Hats, the infamous One Piece pirate crew led by Monkey D. Luffy (Colleen Clinkenbeard), on a trip back home to East Blue. Unfortunately, their journey is cut short when they run into the infamous pirate Shiki, the Golden Lion (Scott McNeil). Comparable in power and clout to the legendary Gol D. Roger, Shiki has spent the past twenty years out of the spotlight.

One Piece has always been about the wild, sometimes bizarre premises introduced with each new character and location. Strong World is no different, cranking the weirdness up to 11 in ways that both newcomers to the series and longtime fans can enjoy. From the genetically enhanced minion bird Billy (Josh Grelle), owned by Shiki's minion Dr. Indigo (Sean Schemmel), to Shiki's plan to force the World Government to surrender, everything is just as absurd and madcap as you'd expect.

That trademark One Piece silliness permeates every scene, without letting Strong World get too out of bounds or interrupting the multiple action scenes. The laughter is tempered by some of the more somber moments, such as when we find out Nami believes she has to say goodbye to the crew, or Shiki seemingly having stolen all of the "IQ plants" needed to cure all of the island villagers poisoned by the plants surrounding their home.

It's exhilarating even if you aren't familiar with One Piece's usual crew: Sanji (Eric Vale), Usopp (Sonny Strait), Roronoa Zoro (Christopher Sabat), Tony Tony Chopper (Brina Palencia), and the others. That's the mark of what makes Strong World such an intriguing standalone movie and addition to the One Piece film series. But you’ll really find yourself becoming even closer to Nami while watching. Given Nami's few chances to impress audiences following the One Piece series' time-skip, it's refreshing to see her have her fair dues and extensive time in the spotlight with this film. There’s more to the character than meets the eye, and there’s a lot of effort that went into proving this to the casual observer for this adventure.

Have you seen One Piece Film: Strong World?

Before he was executed, the legendary Pirate King Gold Roger revealed that he had hidden the treasure One Piece somewhere in the Grand Line. Now, many pirates are off looking for this legendary treasure to claim the title Pirate King. One pirate, Monkey D. Luffy, is a boy who had eaten the Devil’s Fruit and gained rubber powers. Now he and his crew are off to find One Piece, while battling enemies and making new friends along the way.

Prior to the series’ acquisition by 4Kids Entertainment, an English dub was first recorded by the Singaporean dubbing company Odex in 2003, and was produced by Animax. Though Odex tried to license it for TV, the deal fell through after 26 episodes, the dub was released on VCD in Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Odex’s dub was translated independently and had no ties to any other form of translation. This dub is relatively unknown due to it being limited to those countries.

FUNimation released its first uncut bilingual DVD box set, containing 13 episodes, on May 27, 2008, retailing for $49.98 MSRP. On July 26, 2011, FUNimation began to re-release dub episodes on “collections” using a discounted MSRP of $24.99 for 26 episodes. On May 18, 2013, the uncut series began airing on Adult Swim’s revived Toonami late-night programming block from episode 207 onwards. As of April 2020, FUNimation has currently dubbed 587 episodes of the series uncut.