$49.89
The One Piece Collection 11 DVD holds uncut episodes 253 to 275 in 16:9 widescreen. Sanji and Sogeking chase CP9 aboard the Sea Train, Chopper braves a massive storm, and the Straw Hats regroup for the assault on Enies Lobby to rescue Robin. This set is in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 4 |
| Studio | Funimation Prod |
| Released | February 3, 2015 |
| Run time | 9 hours and 35 minutes |
| Condition | Not specified |
| Availability | In stock |
The One Piece Collection 11 DVD set holds episodes 253 to 275, closing out the Water 7 arc and launching the Straw Hats' assault on the government island of Enies Lobby. Funimation released this collection in 2015, with 23 uncut episodes.
These are DVDs, so they play in standard DVD players and in Blu-ray players. Like every One Piece episode from 207 onward, these episodes are in 16:9 widescreen.
One Piece has aired on Fuji Television since October 20, 1999 and follows Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates as they search for the treasure known as the One Piece. Episodes 253 to 263 finish the eighth season, Water 7, and episode 264 begins the ninth season, Enies Lobby, which first aired in Japan on May 21, 2006.
Nico Robin has been taken by CP9, a hidden World Government organization, along with the shipwright Franky. Sanji stows away aboard the Sea Train to chase them and is joined by Sogeking, Usopp's alter ego. Elsewhere, Chopper mounts a rescue attempt as a massive storm sends the water rising.
As the fortress of Enies Lobby comes into view, the scattered Straw Hats regroup with help from the Franky Family. Nami works on a plan to save Robin, Zoro fights alongside a samurai frog, and Luffy charges ahead to bring his crewmate back.
This collection bridges two major arcs, so it is an essential piece for anyone watching the show in order. The English dub stars Colleen Clinkenbeard as Luffy, Eric Vale as Sanji and Sonny Strait as Usopp, and the original Japanese audio is included as well.
Owning One Piece Collection 11 on DVD keeps the build-up to Enies Lobby on your shelf, ready to play any time without a subscription.
Start Water 7 with One Piece Collection 10, then continue the Enies Lobby battle in One Piece Collection 12. Our One Piece collections in order guide lists every set, and our TV series box sets guide has more ideas. For episode details, read the Wikipedia article on One Piece season 8.
One Piece Collection 11 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Which episodes are in One Piece Collection 11?
Episodes 253 to 275, which is 23 uncut episodes.
Does it include the start of Enies Lobby?
Yes. The Enies Lobby season begins with episode 264.
Is it in widescreen?
Yes. All of these episodes are in 16:9 widescreen.
Can I play it in a Blu-ray player?
Yes. DVDs play in DVD players and in Blu-ray players.
The One Piece Collection 11 DVD is in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Standard US shipping is $4.99, and orders over $50 ship free, so it pairs well with Collection 10 or 12. Read our return policy, then add it to your cart and board the Sea Train.
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Rudolfo Escamilla –
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One Piece Collection 11 – 1oo% Complete
My Thoughts: not much to say about it, but i do like the Box Cover Sleeve artwork of One Piece
DVD’s that they should do a Metal Cover Sleeve of these Collection in time.
bubba cavanaugh –
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Kool beans
Very happy happy very super sweet can’t wait to watch it I didn’t see that episode of one piece
Arlene –
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Rafael Palomares –
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Save the Mary Luffy.
The Going Mary and Luffy adventure is the best. I love the story and graphics. I recommend it to my friend. Just awesome anime.
Rubio Quake –
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In One Piece collection Eleven
In One Piece collection eleven, Sanji goes aboard the sea train in order to save Robin. Along the way he finds Franky and a sniper named SogeKing. Sanji battles Ramen Kenpo in fifth train car while Franky battles Nero in fourth train car. Back at Water seven Luffy, Zoro and Nami try to find away thou the aqua storm and catch up to the sea train before the train reaches Enies Lobby. So now can the straw hats crew reach Robin in time to save there crewmate or will they lose her forever.
One Piece Collection Eleven Disc BreakDown
Disc 01
253.Sanji barges in. Sea train battle in the storm.
254.Nami’s soul cries out. Straw hat Luffy makes a comeback.
255.Another sea train. Rocketman charges forth.
256.Rescue our friends. A bond among foes sworn with fists.
257.Smash the wave. Luffy and Zoro use the strongest combo.
258.A mysterious man appears. His name is Sniper King.
Disc 02
259.Showdown between cooks. Sanji vs. Ramen Kenpo.
260.Rooftop duel Franky vs. Nero.
261.Clash demon slasher Zoro vs. Ship slasher T bone.
262.Scramble over Robin. A cunning plan by Sniper King.
263.The judicial island. Full view of Enies Lobby.
Disc 03
264.Landing operations start. Charge in straw hats.
265.Luffy cuts through. Big showdown on the judicial island.
266.Battle against giants. Open the second gate.
267.Find a way out. Rocketman takes flight.
268.Catch up with Luffy.The straw hats all out battle.
269.Robin betrayed.The motive of the world government.
270.Give Robin back. Luffy vs. Blueno.
Disc 04
271.Don’t stop hoist the counterattack signal.
272.Almost to Luffy. Gather at the courthouse plaza.
273.Everything is to protect my friends. Second gear activated.
274.Give us your answer, Robin. The straw hats outcry.
275.Robin’s past, the girl who was called a devil.
Coming soon One Piece Collection 12 Review