One Piece: Jango no Dance Carnival

This is just a One Piece Dance sequence, which means it's awesome.

The Strawhats, under the influence of Django’s hypnotism, have a dance party on Mirrorball island. That’s it. It’s a six minute long short. Not much else too it. And there doesn’t need to be, because the premise and the short that follows are just so fun.

I regret that the rip I was able to find was of such low quality, because the animation wasn’t bad at all. Lots of rotoscoping, so everything feels super smooth. There’s not too much more to say to that. There are some funny moments with Django and Luffy, ... but this is a glorified music video. A good music video, but a music video nonetheless.

If you are someone who sticks to canon OP material, I recommend checking this one out. It’s short, sweet, and cute. It may not be canon, but c'mon, it’s a dance sequence. What’s not to love?

It was just a short music video which acoompanied the second film of One Piece and it is by far much better than the film itself. It is my comfort video whenever I want to listen to some music and rewatch one piece without the sad parts of the story. Totally approved if you want to have a short opening to a one piece watching sesion. Also, taking into account when this short was realeased, it has a pretty decent animation. It reminds me to the kind of music videos I used to watch when I was a kid. Whatever, enojy the short music episode, ... have a nice day, and three, two, JANGO!

Jango.
Backflipping grandpa.
Copy and pasted dance animations
BIG DISCOBALL.
BIG SPEAKER.

When these things are all present, it is obviously a top tier anime, which every human alive (and dead) should watch. It is a masterpiece, and is the first thing we should show to aliens when/if they arrive.

In all seriousness, this is a pretty cool piece of one piece media, that was released alongside the second movie, and it has some pretty good music made by the same people who made the second one piece opening, so the music is pretty top tier too. It’s free on YouTube if you wanna watch it there, and it’s only six ... minutes, so it’s a pretty cool quick watch on a boring afternoon.

Anyway, 10/10, would do anything for a sequel.