Review of One Piece: Episode of Nami - Tears of a Navigator and the Bonds of Friends

Before I begin, I make it clear that I consider this One Piece special to be the best produced to date (01/02/2019). Before analyzing completely, you need to understand one thing: why the Nami Arc? Why make a special with a single East Blue bow? The answer to this is simple: Arlong Park was the first bow to change One Piece, it was there, where we saw what One Piece was talking about, the friendship, the sentimental value of something material or not, that was the first really good story crafted from One Piece. History: As you know, this special deals with the Arlong Park Arc, an arcpresent within the East Blue Saga.
Its history has some twists, and show something a little more human, betrayal, corruption, maternal love, and among other elements. In order to analyze this Special, I need to evaluate how he managed to summarize several episodes in an hour and a half of production. In that case, the note for the story would be 10. Well-adapted story, totally cohesive, and risky to say, that is superior to anime and manga, not totally, but specifically on the part of telling the story and developing it. From beginning to end, it's a production show in script, the narrative is not slow, nor fast, it's perfect.
Art and sound: Perfect, the animation is impeccable, and the soundtrack, has only one defect: take the Overtaken from Caminha to Arlong Park, only that, however, they compensated by changing the OST in Luffy's final blow, anime, and very epic. Of course the animation of Naotoshi Shida collaborated with the production show!
Characters: The bow managed not to take too much of the development of the secondary characters, and ended up leaving each one with its part in the end. Grade 10
Notal final: The special is fun to watch, it has a great production, which turns out to be enjoyable even for anyone who has never watched One Piece. It guarantees epic moments, and moments that where several tears are allowed. A great production of Toei, a complete hit for fans of anime and manga!