One Piece: The Movie hits cinemas dubbed in September

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Paris Filmes releases a dubbed version of One Piece: The Movie on September 17, kicking off a run of three theatrical adventures.

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Paris Filmes has released the trailer for One Piece: The Movie, which opens in theaters on September 17 with a brand-new Portuguese dub. It will be the feature's first theatrical release in Brazil, more than 25 years after the anime premiered.

The story follows Luffy and his crew as they search for pirate Woonan's treasure. Along the way, they encounter Eldorago, a pirate who is also after the fortune and uses the power of his Akuma no Mi to turn the journey into a race against time.

The screening will begin with the short film Jango's Dance Carnival. The release marks the start of a series of theatrical reissues of older films in the franchise.

Following One Piece: The Movie, ONE PIECE: Clockwork Island Adventure is set for release on October 22. ONE PIECE: Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals will then arrive on December 3.

The films are directed by Junji Shimizu and feature the original voices from the television series: Mayumi Tanaka as Monkey D. Luffy, Kazuya Nakai as Roronoa Zoro, Akemi Okamura as Nami and Kappei Yamaguchi as Usopp.

In the Brazilian dub, Carol Valença voices Luffy, while Glauco Marques voices Zoro. Tati Keplmair takes on Nami, and Adrian Tatini voices Usopp.

The initiative aims to bring together longtime fans of the series and those who discovered One Piece more recently through the manga or anime.