Will we ever see Uta again? We more than likely won’t. As expected, from one of the Four Emperors! As the major battle ends, the Navy threatens to take Uta again and Shanks releases his Conqueror’s Haki which has the power to even take down some vice admirals. A few are really skilled with guns, but we also see an electrified staff and one crewmate that appears to have the ability to blast projectiles from his mouth. This is most action we’ve seen from the Red Hair Pirates ever! We see the familiar Yasopp using his Observation Haki to connect with his son, Usopp. Why is such a small note important? According to an interview with producer Shinji Shimuzu, Eiichiro Oda himself has participated the most in this movie than any other One Piece movie as “executive producer, character designer, and script reviewer.” For such an important and mysterious character like Shanks to be highlighted, it’s not surprising to see an extra level of care with the movie. D Roger and Rayleigh and he mutters to himself, “Maybe this happened for a reason.” We knew that Shanks was a young crewmate with the Roger Pirates back in the day, but this seems to confirm that he has been with the Roger Pirates since he was an infant. At that moment, Shanks remembers looking up at a young Gol. To the Red Hair Pirates’ surprise, she was hidden alongside the treasure they’d taken. For instance, towards the end of the final battle, Shanks is reminded of the time that he first met Uta. In Film: Red’s case, we learn a little bit more about Shank’s background.
Instead the movies may have little bits of canonical references, such as Shiki the Golden Lion from the Strong World movie. “They are separate stories,” he says, which makes sense because none of the other One Piece movies are fully canon. Warning: full spoilers for One Piece Film: Red ahead!įirst off, is the movie canon? It is not, according to an interview with producer Shinji Shimuzu.
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