One Piece - Adventure in Alabasta - The Desert Princess
| Anime movie | |
|---|---|
| title | One Piece - Adventure in Alabasta - The Desert Princess |
| Original title | 劇場版 ワ ン ピ ー ス エ ピ ソ ー ド オ ブ ア ラ バ ス タ 砂 漠 の 王 女 と 海賊 た ち |
| transcription | Gekijōban Wan Pīsu: Episōdo Obu Arabasuta: Sabaku no Ōjo to Kaizokutachi |
| Country of production |
 Japan
|
| original language | Japanese |
| Publishing year | 2007 |
| Studio | Tōei animation |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Takahiro Imamura |
| idea | Eiichirō Oda |
| script | Hirohiko Uesaka |
| music | Kōhei Tanaka |
One Piece - Adventure in Alabasta - The Desert Princess is the eighth animated film for the anime series One Piece , which in turn is based on the manga series of the same name from the Mangaka Eiichirō Oda . It was produced in 2007 by the Tōei Animation studio and published in several languages. The plot of the film revolves around the civil war in the Kingdom of Alabasta . This story arc is also part of the television series adaptation.
action
Nefeltari Vivi meets with the straw hat gang of Monkey D. Luffy on Sir Crocodile's subordinate Mr. 2. He shows them his devil-fruit acquired ability to take on the appearance of everyone whose face he has touched. Vivi recounts how Sir Crocodile portrayed himself as the country's hero while he secretly engaged the rebel army and the military in battles. When the straw hat gang crossed the desert, they found the rebel base destroyed. The rebels, led by Vivi's childhood friend Koza, witness the port city of Nanohana burned to the ground by members of Sir Crocodile's baroque company disguised as soldiers. They decide to attack Alubarna, where Mr. 2, in the form of King Nefeltari Cobra, brings the army into position against the rebels. Back in the desert, Luffy and his gang are attacked by Sir Crocodile and Ms. Bloody Sunday . Luffy can distract the two of them so that his friends can escape. But he himself is defeated and buried alive.
When the straw hat gang arrive in Alubarna, the capital of Alabasta, the baroque company awaits them. Luffy's friends lure the Baroque people into town so Vivi can stop the rebels. But she cannot convince the rebels and rushes back to the palace. Meanwhile Usopp and Chopper defeat Mr. 4 and Miss Merry Christmas and Sanji Mr. 2. Arriving at the palace, Vivi convinces the commanding General Chaka to blow up the palace to stop the fighting and let everyone listen to her. But Sir Crocodile and Ms. Bloody Sunday stop them. In the streets of the city, Nami can defeat Ms. Doublefinger and Zorro Mr. 1. Koza, who has meanwhile also arrived at the palace, witnesses how Sir Crocodile questions the king about the ancient weapon Pluton. Together with Chaka he attacks Sir Crocodile, but both fail. Sir Crocodile triggers a sandstorm that surrounds the palace, making it all the more difficult to end the fighting. Together with his partner and the king he goes into the mausoleum, Luffy who has just arrived follows them. A fight ensues in which Luffy is hit by Crocodile's poisonous hook. But that doesn't stop him either. In the city, the straw hat gang is looking for a bomb placed by the Baroque company that is supposed to wipe out both armies. You can find her with Mr. 7 and Miss Father's Day in the city's bell tower. However, after defeating both agents, Vivi discovers that the bomb has a time fuse. Pell, one of the country's greatest fighters, sacrifices himself to prevent the bomb from destroying the city. At the same time, the enraged Luffy manages to break Crocodile's hook and defeat him.
In the town square, Chaka and Koza present the defeated Sir Crocodile as the originator of the rebellion and the fighting stops. There is a banquet for the straw hat gang. But they have to leave quickly because a navy fleet is on its way to Alabasta. Faced with the decision to join the gang, Vivi decides to stay in Alabasta and help rebuild it. Eventually she can even find Pell, who is still alive.
Production and publications
The film was produced by Toei Animation and directed by Takahiro Imamura . The script was written by Hirohiko Uesaka . The character design was created by Eisaku Inoue and Ryūji Yoshiike was responsible for the artistic direction . The music used comes from Kazuhiko Sawaguchi, Kōhei Tanaka, Minoru Maruo, Shiroh Hamaguchi and Yasunori Iwasaki.
The anime was shown in theaters in Japan from March 3, 2007. A dubbed version for DVD was released on February 24, 2012 by Kazé Germany . The film celebrated its free TV premiere on October 6, 2012 . It has also been translated into English, French, Italian and Chinese, among others. The film was also shown in some cinemas in the United States.
The publishing house Shueisha released two adaptations of the film. The anime comic and the light novel were both published under the title Gekijōban One Piece: Episōdo obu Arabasuta: Sabaku no Ōjo to Kaizoku-tachi ( 劇場版 One Piece エ ピ ソ ー ド オ ブ ア ア ラ バ ス タ 砂 漠 の 王 女 と 海賊 た ち on March 4th and 7th 2007.
synchronization
The German dubbing was produced by the Munich dubbing studio of PPA Film GmbH. The dialogue book was written by Inez Günther, who was also the dubbing director.
| role | Japanese speaker ( seiyū ) | German speaker |
|---|---|---|
| Monkey D. Luffy | Mayumi Tanaka | Daniel hose |
| Lorenor Zoro | Kazuya Nakai | Philipp Brammer |
| Nami | Akemi Okamura | Stephanie waiter |
| Usopp | Kappei Yamaguchi | Dirk Meyer |
| Sanji | Hiroaki Hirata | Hubertus von Lerchenfeld |
| Nefeltari Vivi | Misa Watanabe | Kathrin Gaube |
| Tony Chopper | Ikue Ohtani | Martin Halm |
| Corsa | Takeshi Kusao Naomi Shindou (child) |
Martin Halm |
| Sir Crocodile / Mr. 0 | Ryuuzaburou Ootomo | Frank Röth |
| Nico Robin / Miss Bloody Sunday | Yuriko Yamaguchi | Simone Brahmann |
| Bon Curry / Mr. 2 | Kazuki Yao | Pierre Peters-Arnolds |
| Nefeltari Cobra | Iemasa Kayumi | Michael Schwarzmaier |
| Daz Bones / Mr. 1 | Tetsu Inada | Crock Krumbiegel |
| Zala / Miss Doublefinger | Yûko Tachibana | Susanne von Medvey |
| Chaka | Kihachirou Uemura | Ole Pfennig |
| Babe / mr. 4th | Masaya Takatsuka | Thomas Albus |
| Drophy / Miss Merry Christmas | Mommy Kingetsu | Inez Günther |
| Mr. 7 | Keisuke | Ulrich Frank |
| Miss Father's Day | Tomoko Naka | Julia Haacke |
| Peruh | Kenji Nojima | Jan Makino |
| Toto | Masaaki Tsukada | Manfred Erdmann |
| Hagwar D. Sauro | Takeshi Kusao | Michael Gahr |
success
In Japan, the film entered the cinema charts at number 2. The box office in Japan was $ 7.076 million and the worldwide profit was $ 7.091 million.
Web links
- One Piece - Adventure in Arabasta - The Desert Princess in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Entry at Anime News Network (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ translated: One Piece Film: Episode from Alabasta: The Desert Princess and the Pirates
- ↑ a b One Piece - 8th film: Adventure in Alabasta - The Desert Princess (Limited Edition)
- ↑ Data on the movie by Box Office Mojo
- ↑ Information from the sender
- ↑ 劇場版 One Piece / エ ピ ソ ー ド オ ブ ア ラ バ ス タ 砂 漠 の 王 女 と 海賊 た ち ( Japanese ) Shueisha. Archived from the original on March 28, 2009. Retrieved May 9, 2015.
- ↑ 劇場版 One Piece / エ ピ ソ ー ド オ ブ ア ラ バ ス タ 砂 漠 の 王 女 と 海賊 た ち ( Japanese ) Shueisha . Retrieved May 9, 2015.
- ↑ a b One Piece - Adventure in Alabasta - The desert princess in the German dubbing file
- ^ Japan Box Office March 3–4, 2007. BoxOfficeMojo, accessed May 9, 2015 .
- ↑ Japan Yearly Box Office, 2007. BoxOfficeMojo, accessed May 9, 2015 .
- ↑ One Piece Movie: The Desert Princess and the Pirates Adventures in Alabasta. BoxOfficeMojo, accessed May 9, 2015 .