One Piece: Red Film Breaks Box Office Records in Japan

The One Piece franchise has achieved another milestone with the release of its latest film, One Piece: Red. The movie has become the 5th highest-grossing Japanese film of all time and the 5th highest-grossing anime film in Japan to date. Additionally, it is now the highest-grossing Toei Animation film and the highest-grossing One Piece film to date.

The film has grossed over ¥19.70 billion (approximately £121 million or $147 million) at the Japanese box office, a remarkable achievement for the franchise. This success is not only a testament to the popularity of the One Piece series but also to the skill and dedication of the Toei Animation production team.

One Piece: Red tells an exciting story that begins with the shocking revelation that Uta, the enigmatic Shanks’ daughter, will be revealing herself to the world at a live concert. The venue fills with fans, including excited pirates and the Straw Hats led by Luffy, who are all eager to hear her sonorous performance.

Uta is renowned for concealing her identity when performing, but on this special occasion, she will finally reveal herself to the world. Her voice has been described as “otherworldly” and is considered the most beloved in the world.

In related news, Toei Animation recently announced that One Piece: Red will be available digitally in North America, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico, and Brazil on March 28. The film can be streamed online via platforms such as Microsoft Store, VUDU, and iTunes Movies. A later release date has been set for Amazon, Google Play, and YouTube.

It is worth noting that the digital launch will only include the English dub of the film, with no information yet available on the original Japanese subbed version. Fans around the world are eagerly awaiting further updates on this highly anticipated release.

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