Luffy and his team bring more adventures to Crunchyroll. No, not the long-running anime, but instead three of the anime’s most recent movies. Crunchyroll announced the three films at its San Diego Comic-Con panel on Thursday, and they’re slated to release on July 22, otherwise known as One Piece Day.
The films that are on their way to the streaming service are One Piece Film: Gold, One piece: stampede And One piece film: red. Gold was released in 2016 and follows the Straw Hat crew as they take on Captain Gild Tesoro, who commands the massive cityship Gran Tesoro. In One piece: stampede, which came out in 2019, Luffy and the gang search for a new treasure hidden by Gol D. Roger. Finally, in last year’s One piece film: redLuffy is reunited with his friend Uta, the adopted daughter of Red-Haired Shanks.
While these are the three most recent One Piece films, they are far from the only ones. There are a total of 15 one-piece feature films, and several more that are slightly shorter in length. These stories are not part of the original A piece manga, but are side stories associated with the main plot. And while A piece author Eiichiro Oda did not write the films, he produced them and was creatively involved in each film.
In addition to these movies, fans can also watch over 900 episodes of the anime’s English dub on Crunchyroll. Meanwhile on a completely different streaming service the live-action A piece series arrives on Netflix on August 31.