8 out of 10 Extras and Packaging I'm afraid fans will be disappointed by how little there is here. With other characters, however, the change of voice is even more obvious. In both English dubs Luffy is portrayed by a woman who intentionally makes her voice scratchy. Those accustomed to watching One Piece in English from 4Kids, will have to adapt to watching with new voices. When FUNimation got One Piece, it recast the characters with its own group of seasoned actors. 8 out of 10 Language and Audio The audio choices are English 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound, English stereo and Japanese stereo. one particularly nice addition to the animation is showing sand blow over the dunes. The colors do seem to be more vibrant, especially the bright blue desert skies. The characters are all drawn the same and very recognizable because of it. 7 out of 10 Video and Presentation For the most part, it looks as it does in the television broadcast. Unedited, The Desert Princess and the Pirates appears a much more adult and bawdy One Piece. Naturally, these aren't exactly the type of things that would get this the television rating for seven and up.
The Desert Princess and the Pirates earn its PG-13 rating with bloody violence, women flashing groups of men, and jokes about cross-dressing. FUNimation emphasizes that they are now releasing the episodes, and that they are now completely uncut. Many felt that One Piece should have been left unedited, as the whole show was originally intended. But, instead, there was an even larger outcry from those who didn't want to watch it censored. If 4Kids had left these such things in and still tried to play it Saturday mornings, there would have been a big brouhaha. Things like risque jokes and even racial insensitivity got cut out, and if the film is being marketed for children, one can see the logic behind this.
When the film belonged to 4Kids, things deemed inappropriate for an audience of young children were edited. This movie is being released through FUNimation, which now controls the dub. And to that end, there's plenty of laughter to be found. Ultimately, Adventures in Alabasta is just another adventure for Luffy in his journey to become king of the pirates. But, again, if someone is a fan it's nice to get a ninety minute feature film starring favorite characters. The humor can be enjoyed by anyone, but watching a movie with no explanation of what has happened can leave newbies confused. Adventures in Alabasta is probably only something thoroughly enjoyable for One Piece fans. Everyone could use some time to kick back and relax, watching something easy to view. It's not exactly intellectual, though it can be fun escapism, which is nice. It's a typical adventure tale: save the princess, save the land from war, save the day. The movie starts with very little explanation of characters or what has been going on with One Piece's overall plot, so it's not recommended that this be someone's introduction to the story. Rather than spending all their time at sea, they're in the desert. The title explains the gist pretty well, Luffy and his fellow pirates are trying to help out a princess. This is the first One Piece movie to be released in English, and it started out as number two in the Japanese box office.
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One Piece isn't just a television series it has also spun off into an array of movies, the eighth of which is The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventures in Alabasta.
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