General & Others Are We Currently in The Golden Age of One Piece?

[Monet]

The goal of the new anime is to bring in new younger fans. Because you're correct, none of my little cousins watch One Piss. They all watch stuff like JJK and Mid slayer.

It's seems so , it's 7 episodes that cover 50 chapters.

If they are smart they should attract what the young like more current anime.

 

[pg13]

Didn't manga sales peak around Marineford anyways? I wouldn't consider this era of One Piece to be at its best either in terms of writing quality, either.
I guess if the metric is side content/popularity in the west, sure.

Manga was Peaking and The Anime was Decent Back Then, but right now the Anime is Peaking while the Manga is in a Good place. Arguably Great Place tbh. One Piece Manga has Been FIRE the last 2 to 3 years. You can’t deny that.

 

[ANewMovement]

Yes egghead to now has smoked whole cake and wano

 

[kekaro]

Nah fuck this One Piece is dead to me with how Zoro's been treated lately

How you doing bro hope your family is well

 

[Loki D. Terror]

In terms of popularity yes. In quality elbaph arc is on par with pre skip arcs sans MF and Ennies lobby saga.

 

[Dark Knight Sanji]

No the story is pretty mid enough en if its reached its climax. Its because it is so underwhelming that it would be foolish to call this a golden age. Oda is definitely milking the series though.

 

[Non]

One Piece is probably the 3rd most popular anime.

There's pokemon in 2nd place and Naruto is in 1st.

There's statistics on Facebook, but I didn't search for every anime.

The convos about Naruto on here can't be avoided, it's just that popular.

The stats for Op aren't going down the series is probably in a stable position, but it would have to surpass Pokemon before Naruto.

 

[Loki D. Terror]

One Piece is probably the 3rd most popular anime.

There's pokemon in 2nd place and Naruto is in 1st.

There's statistics on Facebook, but I didn't search for every anime.

The convos about Naruto on here can't be avoided, it's just that popular.

The stats for Op aren't going down the series is probably in a stable position, but it would have to surpass Pokemon before Naruto.

No DBZ?

 

[Owl Ki]

Europe is filler. America is the culture setter of the west.

Oda was crying in interviews over Naruto's worldwide popularity. Kishi had the west in a chokehold.

I am genuinely struggling to think of anything culturally relevant in terms of original film/tv entertainment to come out of Europe within the last 15 years.

If I extend it all the way back to 2000 then the BBC was king in setting the bar for nature documentaries. That's kinda it. Oh and ITV's Primeval had a main monster in the Future Predator that I'm personally convinced influenced the design of a few Hollywood movie monsters, especially for A Quiet Place.

 

[Non]

No DBZ?

Dbz has less followers than One piece, dbz has more than My hero academia.

Dragon ball super has less than mha, though.

 

[Donquixote Shivercalero]

One Piece is probably the 3rd most popular anime.

There's pokemon in 2nd place and Naruto is in 1st.

There's statistics on Facebook, but I didn't search for every anime.

The convos about Naruto on here can't be avoided, it's just that popular.

The stats for Op aren't going down the series is probably in a stable position, but it would have to surpass Pokemon before Naruto.

Pokémon is far bigger than Naruto, Op, and even Dragon Ball

 

[Paragorn]

In Quality and Popularity, i'd say both yes and no.

This One Piece shit PEAKED during Marineford Saga. Best arcs in a row and peak sales. This is undeniable.

One Piece nowdays just became more mainstream, mostly because of Netflix. Also, Toei opted for a more stylized animation style due to current anime trends.

 

[Non]

Pokémon is far bigger than Naruto, Op, and even Dragon Ball

A lot of people don't stay for Pokemon after all these years, the anime released in 1997.

A lot stayed till the end with Naruto, and some don't drop the series.

 

[Paragorn]

A lot of people don't stay for Pokemon after all these years, the anime released in 1997.

A lot stayed till the end with Naruto, and some don't drop the series.

W.

Naruto>Pokemon

 

[kumae]

Popularity? Yes because events like the live action
Quality? One piece is dead to me since wano ending

 

[Garp the Fist]

The golden age of OP was the Strong World Marineford boom.

 

[ZenZu]

I am genuinely struggling to think of anything culturally relevant in terms of original film/tv entertainment to come out of Europe within the last 15 years.

If I extend it all the way back to 2000 then the BBC was king in setting the bar for nature documentaries. That's kinda it. Oh and ITV's Primeval had a main monster in the Future Predator that I'm personally convinced influenced the design of a few Hollywood movie monsters, especially for A Quiet Place.

Peaky blinders?

 

[kekaro]

I am genuinely struggling to think of anything culturally relevant in terms of original film/tv entertainment to come out of Europe within the last 15 years.

If I extend it all the way back to 2000 then the BBC was king in setting the bar for nature documentaries. That's kinda it. Oh and ITV's Primeval had a main monster in the Future Predator that I'm personally convinced influenced the design of a few Hollywood movie monsters, especially for A Quiet Place.

Chernobyl is a co-production but mostly in the EU/UK no?

 

[Owl Ki]

Peaky blinders?

If I recall correctly, it only got popular towards the end of its run after Yank company Netflix got the distribution rights. So once the Yanks liked it, then it became popular. I never heard of it within the UK or Ireland before that Netflix deal. Lol.

Though it is a purely original British production, so it probably should still count even if the Americans are the ones who actually made it popular.

 

[ZenZu]

If I recall correctly, it only got popular towards the end of its run after Yank company Netflix got the distribution rights. So once the Yanks liked it, then it became popular. I never heard of it in with the UK or Ireland before that Netflix deal. Lol.

Though it is a purely original British production, so it probably should still count even if the Americans are the ones who actually made it popular.

Nah you're right then, only Americans liking it mattered.