| I.e. what episode in the TV series do I have to have watched up to appreciate the different films? |
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| They're all actually side stories (except for the summary movies of course), so really the only thing that could possibly be spoiled by any of the movies is the characters and some of the characters' attacks/techniques if you haven't gotten to the point in the series where they're introduced. |
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| But at what point in the TV series have all the characters from the film been introduced? Or more accurately, when the film was released, how far was the anime? |
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| When the film was released, the anime was on episode 16. But I think that you should also watch episode 17. |
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| Honestly if I were you I'd just keep right on going with the anime until you run out of episodes to watch before ever bothering with any of the movies, seeing as the only ones important to the plot progression are remakes of story arcs in the series. |
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| I'd watch this specific film after episode 18, personally. Seems to be the best place to do so. |
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vigorousjammer said: I'd watch this specific film after episode 18, personally. Seems to be the best place to do so. You are right because the OP wiki episode guide states it's 16 where it makes most sense that the movie happened right after the last arc :3 |
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| Sanji isn’t in this movie.So,it's before tge Baratie arc. |
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