What's the theatrical version of One Piece?

Wu Nan, the legendary gold thief, lived in seclusion on an island with a large amount of gold, and then his life and death were unknown. Lufei and his party continued to advance to the big waterway and met Tobio, a boy who dreamed of becoming a subordinate of Wu Nan. Because he didn't want to inherit the Guandong cooking stall run by his grandfather, he and his grandfather had a very unhappy fight, and Iradege, a pirate obsessed with gold, was also spying on the gold buried in Wunan. ...

Two years later, Luffy and his partner followed the clue to the biggest entertainment city on the sea. Gold casino is a huge ship, recognized by the world government, and its owner, Gild Tesoro? Shan Zhi Hehong (dubbing) is a golden fruit with the ability to turn everything into gold.

Under the control of Tesauro, the great ship is brilliant everywhere, and the cock crows. This huge Huang Jincheng looks brilliant, but it is actually a mixture of good and evil people and has a dark side. The straw hats who enjoyed themselves also accidentally fell into the trap set by Tezzolo.

Can Luffy join hands with Nami's old friend karina (voiced by Kwanshima Hiroshi), and they meet unexpectedly in the city to jointly defeat Tesauro and rescue his troubled partner? Does Di Chin, which has the ability to dominate the government with money, have an unknown past?

Expand the creative background information of One Piece.

Writing pirate stories is Eiichiro Oda's long-cherished dream. When he was a child, he always wondered why there were no cartoons about pirates. At most, he only knows that there is the animation "Little Hero in the North Sea". He thinks that boys should want to go to the sea for treasure when they grow up to a certain age.

Oda wanted to read pirates' cartoons since she was a child. At that time, he told himself that if he wanted to paint them himself, he would definitely paint the story of pirates. Whether the work can be sold or not, he made such a choice because he was psychologically prepared and just wanted to see it himself. .

When Eiichiro Oda was in the first grade of junior high school, he drew a cartoon of pirates for the first time, but Oda's imagination of children's adventure was too rich to finish with a notebook. He realized that it was impossible to draw one piece comics in the form of "the first issue is over", so he decided to serialize one piece comics in "Youth Leap".

Baidu Encyclopedia-One Piece Theater Edition