One Piece: Curse of the Sacred Sword
“Zoro, you can even cut the moon!”
The Straw Hat Pirates landed at Asuka Island, home of the most valuable sword in the world: The Seven Star Sword. Which was said to curse anyone who takes it in possession. When they got back to the Going Merry, they discovered that Zoro is missing from his guard duty. Before they could plan out a search party to relocate him. Luffy and friends escape from the port as Marines were on their tail. They found a new place to dock, which is near a village. Whose job is to keep the Seven Star Sword sealed. Soon it was attacked by the Marines, and among them is Zoro. Luffy and the others don't know why he's helping out the Marines. But it all comes to conclusion when Luffy encounters Saga: Zoro's childhood friend from Swordsman training.
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Part of One Piece Collection
14 films
One Piece: The Movie
Movie · 2000
One Piece: Clockwork Island Adventure
Movie · 2001
One Piece: Chopper's Kingdom in the Strange Animal Island
Movie · 2002
One Piece: Dead End Adventure
Movie · 2003
One Piece: Curse of the Sacred Sword
Movie · 2004
One Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island
Movie · 2005
One Piece: Giant Mecha Soldier of Karakuri Castle
Movie · 2006
One Piece: The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventure in Alabasta
Movie · 2007
One Piece: Episode of Chopper Plus: Bloom in the Winter, Miracle Cherry Blossom
Movie · 2008
One Piece Film: Strong World
Movie · 2010
One Piece Film: Z
Movie · 2012
One Piece Film: GOLD
Movie · 2016
One Piece: Stampede
Movie · 2019
One Piece Film Red
Movie · 2022
Cast
16 people
Kazuhisa Takenouchi Director · Yoshiyuki Suga Screenplay Eiichiro Oda Author
Worldwide gross $13M · United States release December 31, 2004 · Produced in Japan
Box office
Worldwide gross
$13,422,333
Production
Toei Animation
Production
Toei Company
Production
Japan
Produced in
Languages
Original title
ONE PIECE 呪われた聖剣
Original language
Japanese
Spoken on screen
Japanese
Release dates
Japan · March 6, 2004
Theatrical
United States · December 31, 2004
Premiere
Australia
January 3, 2014 · Digital
Germany
September 30, 2011 · Physical
Italy
March 5, 2009 · TV · Italia 1
South Korea
January 3, 2014 · Digital
Taiwan
July 31, 2026 · Theatrical
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