One Piece: Red has dropped a special behind-the-scenes video showing fans how the movie was made:
One Piece Film: Red recently made its way through theaters around the world earlier this year, and now fans have been given a new look as to how it all came together with a new making of video showing fans a behind the scenes look at the new movie's production! One Piece might be one of the longest running action franchises currently under Toei Animation's umbrella, but the newest feature film release really was the most popular ones in quite some time.
How to Watch One Piece: RedUnfortunately with One Piece: Red ending its run in theaters, it's going to be some time before it gets a digital or physical home media release, not to mention its international plans thereafter.
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