One Piece: Cry Heart
ワンピース Cry heart～冬島に降る桜～
Episode 1: Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura Diligent animators took Banpresto's "One Piece Cry heart ~Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura~" (One Piece Cry heart ~The Cherry Blossoms That Fall on Winter Island~) line of crane game prize figures and created a five-minute stop-motion short. The short recreates the famous "Hiluluk's Cherry Blossoms" scene from Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime One Piece. Episode 2: Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura A stop-motion animated video for Banpresto's "One Piece Cry heart ~children's dream~" line of crane game prize figures. The short recreates the famous "Oath of Brothers" scene from Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime. Episode 3: Ace no Saigo (Source: ANN)
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Episode 1: Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura Diligent animators took Banpresto's "One Piece Cry heart ~Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura~" (One Piece Cry heart ~The Cherry Blossoms That Fall on Winter Island~) line of crane game prize figures and created a five-minute stop-motion short. The short recreates the famous "Hiluluk's Cherry Blossoms" scene from Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime One Piece. Episode 2: Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura A stop-motion animated video for Banpresto's "One Piece Cry heart ~children's dream~" line of crane game prize figures. The short recreates the famous "Oath of Brothers" scene from Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime. Episode 3: Ace no Saigo (Source: ANN)
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Eoussama
August 9, 2019
Ever wondered how a literal child's play could make your eyes teary, a short dough, figure, stop-motion and silent picture can tell so much that it brings back memories that are not necessarily fond. “One Piece Cry Heart” was just that, an innocent-looking short and concise retelling of some original flashbacks from the parent series, revolving around Chopper and Hiluluk's backstory in the first episode, and Luffy, Ace and Sabo's childhood for the next two episode, two popular backstories in the fandom that bring back the tears on every iteration. The fact all of these feels were greatly delivered in a stop-motion style short was justunique and refreshing, I've watched through the magnificent plot of One Piece so many times and in many different forms (Anime, Movies, OVAs, ONAs, Specials, Commercials...) and this one felt very different yet so familiar. I would have probably never seen thins if not for my addictive completionist nature, but I'm glad I've seen it, and it was heartwrenching. I wish the figures they used were available for purchase.
