One Piece Film: Gold - Cine Mike Popcorn Advertisement

Introduction

A TV collaboration between One Piece Film: Gold and TOHO Cinemas for the latter's grilled corn flavored popcorn being made for the former's nationwide film release.

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.35/10 · 3363

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Audience reviews

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_Bubassotto_

As Eoussama said: this is just an advertisement! This extremely short episode is basically a commercial disguised as *One Piece* content, created to promote a "special edition" popcorn tied to the movie One Piece Film: Gold. There is no real story here; there is no character development, no information relevant to the series' universe, and certainly no events of any importance to the plot. The episode functions literally as an advertisement. The concept is simple: take One Piece characters, place them in a very brief situation involving the popcorn, and use the anime format to promote the product. It is the kind of promotional content that exists far more to sell something than to offer the viewer an interesting experience. Because it is so short, at least it doesn't become tedious. You…

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Eoussama

One Piece reaching the peek of marketing, that's what that was. Just some other seak peak move to promote some flavored popcorn brand. Luffy is a big eater, he'll eat absolutely anything that smells of food, no matter how rotten or untrust it is, making him the judge in a food commercial sounds horrible on paper, but then again, the fans couldn't care less, you see your favorite character smashing some meth down their mouth, you do the same. Chopper and Usopp were there as well, so given how smart they both are (a trickster and a doctor), you'd have some more trust on Luffy's decision. Anyway, I don't know why I'm even bothered by writing this review, I just couldn't leave this clean review section empty forever, and I'd encourage anyone to do the same, go out there and write something, it…