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One Piecehas made huge progress since its initial release in 1999. However, viewers have expressed significant dissatisfaction with the pacing of the latest episode produced by Toei Animation. Fans showed their concerns and argued that it felt similar to the contentious Dressrosa arc. They also argue that such protracted animations detract from the overall viewing experience
They have pinpointed the exact moment within the episode that is believed to be a broader concern with the series’ current direction. A sequence featuring a named attack made numerous viewers criticized because it unnecessarily took too long.
Overpacing in RecentOne PieceEpisode 1118
A user @cosmiclattebe on X has expressed his dissatisfaction with the pacing of the latest episode, which led him to draw comparisons to the infamous Dressrosa arc. The episode has raised discussions among viewers about the animation style and pacing choices made by Toei Animation.
With over 100 episodes, Toei animated the Dressrosa Arc, which was one of the longest arcs in the history ofOne Piece. Althoughit was full of exciting moments, fans quickly grew tired of facing the same pacing issues. Fans have often complained about repetitive scenes and pacing problems of Toei Animation.
It’s like dressrosa characters take the dressrosa pacing with them everywherehttps://t.co/2PkqEjfhR5
They should have just cut the episode off before they could hit him
Not to mention that weird way the attack hit him, wouldn’t it have been more satisfying to have him be crushed immediately? That was what made Luffy’s punch against him so satisfying, you FELT that shit
They are forever cursed by Toei
we waiting till the remake reaches here
Several fans criticized the execution of the attack in the latest episode. Indicating that it should been an immediate and impactful process rather than pacing it down; just like when Luffy punched theCelestial Dragonin the Sabody Archipelago arc. The immediate effect of his punch felt satisfying to the viewers.
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Fans also outlined several other comparisons to previous iconic moments in the series, that were well-balanced. However, this balancing has fallen short in the latest episode 1118. It led them to call for WIT Studio to save the animation of the series.
WIT Studio Over Toei Animation?
WIT Studio and CEO of IG Port, George Wada announcedthat there will be aOne Pieceremake by Wit Studio. This studio has experience in adapting high-stakes, action-packed, and fluid animation stories. Also worked on the seriesAttack on Titan,Vinland Saga, andSpy x Family.Fans areexcited to see what kind of remakewill the studio produce.
Even though it has been stated that the remake will be faithful to the original manga series, it will only be revealed after its release. Fans only hope that WIT’s expertise could elevate it in ways that have been missed by Toei Animation.
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Although Toei Animation has been praised, its faithfulness to the manga still remains shrouded. Maybe WIT’s version ofOne Piecemight be able to fill the gaps left by Toei and the potential to breathe new life into it.
One Pieceis currently available to watch on Crunchyroll.
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Holding a Master’s degree in English, Akihito is a dedicated Content Writer at FandomWire. He has a keen focus on the ongoing anime series, classic series and new releases. With his passion for anime and writing skills, Akihito keeps fans informed and entertained through his work.
