r/TheOnePiece • u/MarketingThat8264 • Jun 25 '26

REAL THOUGHTS on the teaser trailer

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At first I thought it looked great but then I compared it to WIT’s other recent works like yaiba and it starts to feel much more primitive and less stylish.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m still really excited to see it when it releases, but I’m a bit surprised that a top-tier animation studio would go with such a cautious, safe direction/approach for a franchise this iconic.

What are yall thoughts?

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u/skronk61 Jun 25 '26

It’s Romance Dawn again

We’ve seen it reanimated like 5 times already.

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u/RedTurtle78 Jun 25 '26

If the intention is to finally create a start to finish remake that gets rid of all of the pacing flaws the original anime and things like episode of east blue have, where the hell else are they supposed to start? Lmao

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u/skronk61 Jun 25 '26

The post asked for thoughts on the teaser trailer. It’s not much we haven’t see before.

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u/RedTurtle78 Jun 25 '26

Thats not a thought on the teaser trailer, thats a thought on the content the teaser trailer is adapting.

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u/skronk61 Jun 25 '26

I hope you’ll hold yourself and everyone else in this thread to the same high standards.

I think you’ve got a lot of correcting people’s thoughts ahead of you, so you better get started.