One Piece Film Red

Uta, a world famous singer whose true name stays hidden, prepares to make her first public appearance in a career making concert that promises to shake the seas. The venue fills with fans from every corner of the pirate world, the Navy keeping a wary watch, and the Straw Hat crew drifting in with one simple aim to enjoy the show. On stage, Uta's voice seems to bend reality, drawing people in yet concealing the singer behind the performance. As the performance unfolds, old tensions surface and loyalties are tested, turning a celebratory concert into a high stakes encounter. The event becomes a clash of ideals as fans cheer, authorities watch, and the Straw Hats weigh loyalty against personal freedom.

Directed by Goro Taniguchi and built on Eiichiro Oda's One Piece world with Tsutomu Kuroiwa writing, this 2022 anime feature arrives from Toei Animation as the next big screen adventure in the franchise. It marks a bold move blending spectacle.

The film elevates the One Piece musical universe by centering a global pop icon within the pirate world, sparking lively fan discussions and cosplay around Uta and her concert sequences. Bright stage designs and a soundtrack that blends pop with dramatic motifs help the visuals feel grander and more immersive.

Critics celebrate its vibrant animation and kinetic action while noting the film explores fame and identity, the pull between spectacle and personal history, and how friendship among the Straw Hats holds steady amid dazzling distractions. Its tonal balance between humor and heart draws both longtime fans and newcomers alike.