CATDOLL: Netizens voted for the "best One Piece movie" and Golden Island is an eternal classic

Now the latest movie of One Piece, One Piece Film Gold, is being screened in Japan, and various related promotions are also being launched. In fact, every previous One Piece movie can be said to be quite good, so which one is the best in the eyes of fans? The Japanese ranking website "goo Ranking" also took advantage of this One Piece Month to launch a ranking, which is the "best One Piece movie" voted by netizens. Let's take a look at which ones are the "best" in the hearts of fans.

10. "Festival Baron and the Mysterious Island"

"Baron Carnival and the Mysterious Island" is the sixth animated theatrical film released in 2005. "If you are a pirate among pirates among pirates, bring your trusted companions to this island!" The Straw Hat Pirates picked up a bottle letter with a map of flowers inside. The name of the island is "Carnival Island". The group decided to go to this island for vacation, but the leader of the island, Baron Carnival, asked them to pass the "hell-like trial" before they can enjoy everything here.

This seemingly joyful island actually hides a shocking secret. What's worse, the trial has not yet ended. The usually united partners are instigated by the Baron and his subordinates and begin to quarrel, and no one trusts each other anymore.

9. The Cursed Sword

"The Cursed Sword" is the fifth animated theatrical film released in 2004. On the beautiful island of Askaka, there is a legend that thousands of years ago, the islanders were extremely afraid of the appearance of the red full moon. In order to eliminate the panic, God gave the king of the island a shield and the Seven Star Sword. However, when the Seven Star Sword and the red full moon appear at the same time, darkness will dominate the entire earth. The Straw Hat Pirates who temporarily settled on Askaka were hunted by the navy, and Zoro, who was originally guarding the ship, disappeared strangely.

8. "The Strong World"

"Strong World" is the tenth theatrical animation released on December 12, 2009. For the first time in the history of the "ONE PIECE" film, the original author Eiichiro Oda served as the general director, including the film script and hand-drawn manuscripts. The film tells the story of the Straw Hat Pirates fighting against the pirate "Golden Lion Shiki".

7. Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Beasts

"Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of the Beasts" is the third animated theatrical film released in 2002. The legendary Island of the Beasts is an animal paradise, and the residents on the island are all animals, living happily under the leadership of the king. But the king died recently, and Chopper, who fell on the Island of the Beasts, was considered the new king by the islanders. While the residents of the Island of the Beasts happily welcome the new king, a dark figure who targets the animals on the island gradually approaches...

6. Alabasta War: The Desert Princess and the Pirates

"Alabasta Wars: The Desert Princess and the Pirates" is the eighth animated theatrical version released in 2007. The plot of the theatrical version is part of the memories of the Sand Kingdom in the TV version of Crocodile. Luffy and his crew of the Straw Hat Pirates met the Desert Princess Vivi. The underground organization here is plotting to overthrow the royal rule here. Princess Vivi ran away to destroy this evil secret organization and has not returned yet. They have to help Vivi to save the Desert Kingdom and start a new adventure.

Tied for No. 3: "Chopper's Mystery: Miraculous Cherry Blossoms Blooming in Winter"

"Chopper's Secret Life Story: Winter Bloom, Miracle Sakura" is the ninth theatrical version of "One Piece". Nami suddenly fell ill, and the group came to the "Magnetic Drum Island" known as a medical power, but unfortunately, all the doctors on the island were exiled due to the evil rule of the current king Wapol, leaving only a highly skilled 130-year-old female doctor living on the Magnetic Drum Mountain. Luffy finally came to the female doctor's residence after going through untold hardships, where they found a reindeer Tony Tony Chopper with a blue nose, proficient in human language, and able to stand on his feet next to the female doctor.

Tied for No. 3: Death's End Adventure

"Death End Adventure" is the fourth movie of "ONE PIECE". The Straw Hat Pirates came to Hannabal. While eating, Nami noticed that the boss was doing a suspicious deal with a pirate. After asking, she learned that the underground casino was holding the annual Death Sea Race, and this year's prize money was as high as 300 million berries. In order to seek prize money and adventure, Luffy and his friends decided to participate in this competition.

Tied for No. 3: The Adventure of Clockwork Island

"The Adventure of Clockwork Island" is the second "ONE PIECE" theatrical animation released in 2001. The Straw Hat Pirates' ship "Golden Merry" was stolen. On the way to find the ship, they met a pair of thief brothers. They learned from them that the thieves were the "Poker Pirates" who now rule the Clockwork Island, and the thief brothers also happened to be stealing the island's famous "Diamond Bell". Both sides have the same goal and decide to join forces to attack the Poker Pirates' base camp, but the terrible leader "King Kuma" holds a huge clockwork that determines the life and death of the entire Clockwork Island.

2. One Piece Film Z

This is the 12th theatrical version of One Piece and the second theatrical version directed by Eiichiro Oda himself. The film tells the story of what happened after the Straw Hat Pirates met the former admiral Zephyr. This is also the best rated by fans.

1. "Golden Island Adventure"

The legendary gold thief Unan took a large amount of gold and lived in seclusion on an island. His life and death are unknown. Luffy and his crew, who continue to move towards the Grand Line, meet Tobio, a young man who dreams of becoming Unan's subordinate. The gold-obsessed pirate Eladgo is also eyeing the gold buried by Unan.