One Piece: Chopper's Kingdom in the Strange Animal Island

2002 [JAPANESE]

Action / Adventure / Animation / Comedy / Fantasy

7
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 2732 2.7K

pirate shounen anime

Director

Junji Shimizu Photo
Junji Shimizu

Top cast

Kazuya Nakai Photo
Kazuya Nakai as Roronoa Zoro
Mayumi Tanaka Photo
Mayumi Tanaka as Monkey D. Luffy
Tomokazu Seki Photo
Tomokazu Seki as President Snake
Kappei Yamaguchi Photo
Kappei Yamaguchi as Usopp
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513.16 MB
1280*718
Japanese 2.0
NR
23.976 fps
12 hr 55 min
Seeds 3
951.04 MB
1920*1076
Japanese 2.0
NR
23.976 fps
12 hr 55 min
Seeds 3

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by fh147 5 / 10

King Of Pirates, Why Not King Of Animals?

One Piece: Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals Is more on the comedic side of One Piece, But still has some good moments.This movie feels like its takes place, just after the Crew left choppers home Island. Is about Chopper more cowardly side and how he has to brave up, And it is nice to see a movie that gives him, some screen time when it feels like the show has forgot him.The villains in this movie are fun, They are not pathetic like in Movie 2, they are comedic but still dangerous. And the last fight and monster design is nice.And the action part of the movie has some good parts for the one piece crew, and some memorable Lines.Animation and music-wise, it's not anything special, every character has a white Glow to them that looks kind of weird.The movie is not anything special, but it is fine too good one piece fun, and it is unique to see a story whose perspective is mostly chopper.I would recommend, if you're one piece fan.
Reviewed by CS_COMMANDO_SHARK 6 / 10

TONY TONY CHOPPER

One Piece: Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals (2002) is the third One Piece film and is often considered one of the weaker entries in the franchise's early movie lineup. While it puts Tony Tony Chopper in the spotlight-a refreshing change from the usual Luffy-centered plots-the movie ultimately struggles to deliver a compelling story or memorable action sequences.The biggest strength of this film is its focus on Chopper. As one of the most lovable members of the Straw Hat crew, Chopper's journey from feeling like an outcast to being embraced as a "king" by the island's strange animals is thematically fitting. His kindness and self-doubt make for some emotional moments, especially as he grapples with whether he belongs with the Straw Hats or his new animal subjects.Visually, the movie maintains the classic early One Piece style-bright and colorful, with expressive character designs. The island itself is creatively designed, featuring a variety of unique animals that fit the whimsical nature of the series.Unfortunately, the movie's biggest flaw is its weak plot and underwhelming villain. Count Butler, the main antagonist, is a forgettable foe with a generic evil plan-harnessing the island's power for his own gain. Unlike more iconic villains from the series, he lacks depth, charisma, or a real sense of threat. This makes the conflict feel low stakes, especially when compared to other One Piece movies that feature grander battles and emotional weight.Additionally, while Chopper gets the spotlight, the rest of the Straw Hat crew feels underutilized. Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji have their moments, but they mostly take a backseat to the story, making the action sequences less dynamic than in other films.FINAL VERDICT Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals is a decent One Piece film for fans who love Chopper and enjoy a more lighthearted adventure. However, its weak antagonist and lackluster plot make it one of the less memorable movies in the franchise. It's a fun watch for die-hard fans, but those looking for a truly great One Piece film would be better off with Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island or Strong World.RATING 6.1/10.
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