Red Robin One Day You Will Be Whole Again
"We Are!" is a song past Hiroshi Kitadani, composed by Kohei Tanaka with lyrics past Shoko Fujibayashi. Information technology was used as the first opening theme for the One Slice tv set anime, accompanying near of the episodes comprising the E Bluish Saga. Every bit a result, it became a sort of shorthand for the Straw Hat Pirates' primeval adventures (and, among the wider public, for the series as a whole).
After its initial run, "We Are!" reappeared as an insert vocal in several individual episodes, usually to mark significant story developments (and/or retrospectives). In addition, Toei Animation commissioned a number of remixes, ii of which have served as openings for later portions of the anime.
Contents
- ane Opening
- 1.1 Original
- ane.two Thou Battle!
- 1.three Episode 1000
- 2 Gallery
- 2.i Original version
- 2.2 Episode 1000
- 3 Lyrics
- 3.1 Straw Lid Versions
- 4 English Versions
- 4.ane 4kids Preview
- 4.one.one Intro
- four.ii Funimation Version
- 4.ii.ane Intro
- 4.ane 4kids Preview
- 5 Trivia
- 6 References
- 7 Site Navigation
Opening
Original
The narrator - in a straightforward adaptation of Affiliate 1's kickoff page - introduces Gold Roger, a pirate who had won boundless "Wealth, Fame and Power" before his capture and execution. With his last words, he had promised the same to anyone who could find his treasure.
A ship is seen unfurling its Jolly Roger sail, and then another, then another, until the body of water is dotted with pirate ships. Excitedly, the narrator states that the world has entered the "Great Age of Pirates."
The camera cuts to Luffy, sprinting upwards a loma and leaping in excitement, followed past quick flashes of his crewmates: Zoro glaring, Nami waving, Usopp posing, and Sanji dragging on a cigarette. Luffy and then shows off his abilities, stretching 1 arm onto the Going Merry and rocketing the remainder of himself onboard.
As Luffy closes in on the camera, the opening smash-cuts to the One Piece logo.
The Going Merry is then shown amidst a rough ocean, surrounded by massive Sea Kings on all sides. A close-upwardly of the ship's bow shows all of the Straw Hats smiling and unafraid, Luffy fifty-fifty hanging upside-down from the figurehead. The Merry is and so depicted from a super-deformed perspective, a stretching footling caricature "sailing" the world map.
Side by side, the Merry comes under attack past enemy pirates, and the Straw Hats demonstrate their fighting skills: Zoro fends off a horde of men with his Three Sword Style, Sanji defeats another horde with an upside-down spin kick, Usopp uses his Egg Star to stun a man, and Nami finishes the human off with her staff. Finally, Luffy - in an adaptation of Chapter 1'southward terminal pages - throws his signature Gomu Gomu no Pistol at the Lord of the Declension.
In-between flashes of upcoming figures - Buggy, Kuro, Don Krieg, Arlong, Alvida, Smoker, and Dragon - Luffy lands back aboard the Merry, standing tall with all his crewmates. Then, every bit their Jolly Roger proudly flies overhead, Luffy begins spinning his beloved his straw hat on his finger, the camera zooming in on it until Shanks suddenly emerges, Lucky Roux, Yasopp and Benn Beckman following in his wake.
The opening concludes with two more than shots of the smiling Straw Hats - Luffy, Nami and Zoro in the first, Usopp and Sanji in the second - and a rear shot of the Going Merry with a seagull flying past. Finally, the title screen shows.
Yard Battle!
The narrator delivers a slightly abridged (and fully re-drawn) introduction to Gold Roger, his execution, and the terminal words that began the Great Historic period of Pirates. The final, lingering shot on Roger then match-cuts to Luffy trapped on the same scaffold, twenty-two years after; as Buggy's cutlass swings for his cervix, Luffy fearlessly yells his dream to be Pirate King, so apologizes for dying to each of his crewmates, instants before a mysterious lightning commodities strikes.
Quick-cut to all of the Straw Hat Pirates on the Going Merry, with the now-freed Luffy scrambling from the crow's nest to the figurehead. Soon, the ship sails up the gates of Opposite Mountain, all of the Harbinger Hats cheering their entry into the 1000 Line.
This is followed by a montage of past enemies: Kuro lunging with his Cat Claws, Krieg swinging his Boxing Spear, Arlong flashing his Kiribachi, and Alvida and Buggy racing forth with their Devil Fruit powers (until one of Luffy'due south wanted posters blows past, whereupon Buggy immediately stops to nail it against the closest wall).
Cut dorsum to the Merry, where Usopp cries out in excitement from atop the crow's nest. Gathering at the prow, the rest of the crew meet an island of pure treasure gleaming in the altitude.
After a second montage showcasing what powers expect on the Chiliad Line - Mihawk, Smoker, Tashigi, Shanks, and Miss Wednesday (charging atop Karoo) - the Straw Hats are shown romping about the treasure-island, until some other pirate coiffure descends. Their pockets already filled to overflowing, the Straw Hats cheerfully run, sights fix on the next take a chance.
Episode 1000
The opening starts the same way every bit the original, with the title screen and narration about Gol D. Roger, the One Piece and the start of the "Corking Age of Pirates". Following which, Luffy (in his Wano State Arc advent) is sprinting upwardly a hill before jumping into the air followed by quick flashes of his crewmates (also in their Wano Country Arc advent). Luffy then shows off his abilities, stretching i arm onto the Thousand Sunny and rocketing the residue of himself onboard. Equally Luffy closes in on the camera, the opening boom-cuts to the Ane Piece logo.
The Sunny is so shown amongst a rough sea, surrounded past massive Sea Kings on all sides. The scene cuts to a seven years old Luffy running towards the camera and age up to 17 and 19 years old, landing on the Sunny'southward figurehead. The Sunny is and so depicted from a super-deformed perspective, a stretching piddling caricature "sailing" the globe map.
Next, several shots of the Straw Hats fighting an unseen enemy, showing their various abilities, with a collage of clips from their adventure and personal by in the background, ending with Luffy charging an assail towards Kaidou in his beast class. Later on, quick flashes of Kaidou, Big Mom, and Blackbeard are seen. Luffy then lands back aboard the Sunny, standing tall with all his crewmates, and another set of flashes featuring Police force and Kid, Yamato and Hancock, Rayleigh and Dragon, and Ace and Sabo is shown.
Then, as the Straw Hats' Jolly Roger proudly flies overhead, Luffy begins spinning his harbinger lid on his finger, the camera zooming in on it, showing the moment Shanks gave the chapeau to Luffy, and then the Ruby Pilus Pirates following Shanks holding his lid again.
The opening concludes with ii more shots of the grinning Straw Hats - Luffy, Nami, Zoro, Franky, and Jinbe in the first, and Usopp, Sanji, Chopper, Robin, and Beck in the second - and a rear shot of the Thousand Sunny with a seagull flying past. Finally, the title screen shows again.
Gallery
Original version
Roger's concluding words and beginning of a new era. The cracking race for I Piece. Zoro fighting. Sanji fighting. Usopp fighting. Luffy'southward iconic straw chapeau. Concluding shot of opening. 
Episode 1000
Luffy jump towards gamble. Usopp fighting. Nami fighting. Brook fighting. Chopper fighting. Robin fighting. Franky fighting. Jinbe fighting. Sanji fighting. Zoro fighting. Luffy fighting. Shot of Kaidou. Shanks with the straw hat One-half of the Harbinger Hats coiffure. Other half of the Straw Hats crew. 
Lyrics
(Purple = Narration/Dialogue, White = Lyrics in opening version, Green = Lyrics in full version)
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Straw Hat Versions
Several variants of this song have been produced with Straw Hat Pirates singing the lyrics. The earliest, originally released on 2004'due south Grapheme Song Anthology 2, featured every fellow member upward to Nico Robin; this version was briefly used as an anime opening during the Enies Lobby Arc's "recap" period (Episode 279 to 283), accompanied past the same visuals as the kickoff opening.
In 2009, an updated version was released, incorporating vocals from both Franky and Beck.
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English Versions
4kids Preview
Originally aired at the promotional showing of One Piece for America, this version was one of the many theme song demos 4Kids produced for the show at the time.[two] This version was sung by Russ Velasquez. The song's appearance in the convention led to many English speaking fans becoming excited over seeing the series. After 4Kids gained the rights to the series, this introduction was dropped in favor of the One Piece Rap.
Intro
Narrator: The King of the Pirates, Aureate Roger was his name... His very last words collection men to the seas.
Gold Roger: My treasure? Information technology's yours if you want it, simply you'll demand to find it first. I left everything I ain in one piece.
Narrator: This is the Legendary Age of the Pirates. They're heading to the Chiliad Line on the greatest treasure hunt e'er. Dreams will come up true for he who finds... "I Slice!"
At present it'south time to set sail for a mystery
Don't know where we will go or what we're gonna see
1 Slice!
Gotta find a crew, and and then I'll piece of work 'em to the os
At that place's just no time to residue, information technology's all mine, and mine alone
I've always believed this is my destiny
To be the greatest pirate the world has ever seen!
If y'all're not past my side, then y'all'd improve run and hide
We'll defend 'til the end, all of our friends
On that y'all can depend!
Now information technology'due south fourth dimension to set canvass for a mystery
Don't know where we volition go or what we're gonna see
We will never give upward the ship or the chase
Ane promise, one dream, one day...
ONE PIECE!
Funimation Version
The Funimation-dubbed anime produced two English language versions of the song:
- The first, a sort of "stopgap" made for the television broadcast of Episode 152, was translated by Jerry Jewell and Justin Melt, and sung by Jewell. As of this writing, information technology has not been given any official release.
- The 2nd, produced for DVD releases, was translated by Mike McFarland and sung past Vic Mignogna. This version accompanied every release of the corresponding East Blue episodes also as the release version of Episode 152, making it for all intents and purposes the but official English version.
Intro
Narrator: Wealth, fame, ability... Gold Roger, the Male monarch of the Pirates, attained this and everything else the earth had to offer. And his dying words drove endless souls to the seas.
Aureate Roger: You want my treasure? You can have information technology! I left everything I gathered together in one place! Now you merely have to observe it!
Narrator: These words lured men to the Thousand Line in pursuit of dreams greater than they've ever dared to imagine! This is the time known every bit 'The Smashing Pirate Era'!
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Trivia
- This was the only opening theme that has sound furnishings. The Funimation version removes the audio effects due to the use of the instrumental version as the base of the English version.
- Pandaman makes a cameo in this opening. He is seen running with a sword along with the rest of the enemy pirates on the right side of the screen just as Zoro begins to apply his sword attack.
- Don Krieg's appearance was drawn with long hair, rather than his brusque hair every bit he appears in the serial. The image used was used direct from his wanted poster as opposed to his current appearance.
- Interestingly, Smoker's cigars were not edited in the 4kids version. Within the actual episodes, however, they were edited.
- During his appearance in this opening, Smoker's hair retained the manga colour white, instead of the grey anime color.
- In Arlong's shot, the writing on Arlong Park says "Arlone" instead of Arlong.
- Although shots of Alvida next to Loguetown'south fountain, Smoker and Dragon are shown, this opening is non used during the Loguetown Arc, where these characters announced.
- We Are! Straw Hat version is the concluding ane:50 run time opening.
- At 5 episodes, this version has also lasted shorter than any other thus far.
- This version is besides the kickoff opening to not include the song's lyrics.
- The Funimation dub reuses the dubbed dialogue from the first opening, leaving but the dialogue dubbed, always since Funimation used the Japanese opening themes.
- The aspect ratio remained at the original iv:3, equally opposed to the 16:9 aspect ratio, which is mainly used, and is pillarboxed. The borders with the word "ONE PIECE" are placed on the left and right sides of the screen to fit the aspect ratio, equally to accompany the Straw Hat Pirates' flashback scenes.
- However, information technology was cropped 2 times: The 2000 movie and the special edition print. The only difference is that the special edition print that it's near the top of the screen instead of the middle. Even so, while the moving picture uses a unlike version of the narration scene having a different animation, along with a enhanced version of the scene of the scene where the ships ready sail to the Thou Line, and a new scene showing Shanks giving Luffyhis straw hat along with Luffy, Zoro, Usopp and Nami appearing, and the Japanese motion-picture show rating shown on the bottom right of the Ane Piece logo, while the special edition impress uses the "Special Edition" wordmark in Japanese katakana on the One Piece logo and the widescreen version of ONE PIECE text carte du jour at the stop.[3]
- An instrumental version of this song is used as background music for each episode preview for the first half of the series, before being substituted by We Go! instrumentals for previews of Episode 518 and onwards.
- In the Odex version, the vocal is exactly the same as the Japanese version. However, the narration at the start was translated.
- While this was the first Japanese song to receive an English language version, the third opening was actually the get-go to be aired alongside an English dub.
- In Chapter 339 of the manga Gantz, a group of people who were existence abducted by aliens sang the starting time verse of the One Piece theme vocal, to go on their spirits up.
- The original opening was featured in Shonen Spring's 45 Year Anime Opening Drove DVD.[ane]
- In Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F', Krillin received a call from Bulma and his cellphone's ringtone is "Nosotros Are!" merely in tune manner.
- In Episode 10 of Osculation Him, Not Me, the master grapheme, Kae Serinuma, directly quotes the opening lines of We Are! during a treasure hunt. In the episode'southward English dub, she misquotes the Funimation dub version of the vocal by asking her friends: "Are you ready for run a risk? Well, come aboard and bring forth your hopes and dreams!"
- The Episode yard version heavily mirrors the original, with the only difference between several shots beingness the updated appearances and the four additional Straw Chapeau members (Chopper, Robin, Franky, Brook and Jinbe). Other changes include:
- The shots featuring the Going Merry now prove the Thousand Sunny.
- The scene of the Straw Hats fighting does not evidence their adversaries, and the groundwork is a collage of their past adventures.
- Luffy's iconic dial to the Lord of the Coast is replaced with Luffy attacking Kaidou.
- The narration scene was in its original 4:3 aspect ratio before switching to the chief attribute ratio of 16:9.
- This was also mirrored in the special collaboration episode of the Fuji Television receiver comedy quiz game evidence, Hey! Spring of Trivia [4], with several differences:
- The Grand Line was replaced with the Fuji Boob tube headquarters, where Hey! Spring of Trivia was broadcasted.
- Alongside the iv boosted Straw Hat members (Chopper, Robin, Franky and Brook), the "Trivia Family", Tamori (Kazuyoshi Morita), Katsumi Takahashi and Norito Yashima, all appeared as replacements of various scenes. More notably, Tamori replaces Luffy.
- The Crimson Hair Pirates (Shanks, Roux, Yasopp and Hongo) was replaced with the Straw Hat Pirates (Luffy, Nami, Usopp and Zoro).
- Gold Roger was replaced with Hey! Spring of Trivia MC, Takahashi Takumi.
- This was shortened as usual, omitting the verse part. However, the first function of the chorus is the kickoff half of the battle scene with Zoro and Sanji existence respectively replaced with Katsumi and Norito.
- The One PIECE text bill of fare at the beginning was replaced with TRIVIA 2010, in the aforementioned text style mentioned, while the newspaper shows the ready of the testify earlier the same events as the original.
- The One Piece and Hey! Spring of Trivia logos are shown.
- Nami and Usopp'south apperance scenes during the kickoff chorus part are removed, while Zoro and Sanji'south appearance scenes have different animations, as both Katsumi and Norito supervene upon both Zoro and Sanji, respectively.
- A unique variation of the Going Merry, based on Tamori, replaces the standard version of the same ship. However, the standard version of the Going Merry was shown alongside Tamori's version of the aforementioned ship well-nigh at the end.
- The ONE PIECE text card at the stop is replaced with an exclusive scene showing Luffy and the "Trivia Family" to outset the show.
- The lens flare furnishings, the sun rays effect and the water colour were unlike.
- This was also mirrored in the special collaboration episode of the Fuji Television receiver comedy quiz game evidence, Hey! Spring of Trivia [4], with several differences:
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.one i.two 1.3 Nosotros Are! in Shônen Jump's 45 Year Anime Opening Collection DVD
- ↑ Imgur
- ↑ Comparing between iii different versions of the first One Slice opening: Superlative: Original 4:3, Lesser left: Special Edition Widescreen, Bottom Right: 2000 Movie Widescreen
- ↑ 【MAD】トリビアの泉 ワンピースコラボOP【比較動画】
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