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The One Piece Collection 2 DVD set includes 27 uncut episodes, 27 to 53, on 4 discs, from the end of the Baratie arc through Arlong Park and Loguetown. It is bilingual, with Japanese audio, the English dub and English subtitles. This is a brand-new Region 1 copy of the Funimation release, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart and set sail for the Grand Line.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 1 |
| Studio | Funimation Prod |
| Released | September 27, 2011 |
| Run time | 10 hours and 50 minutes |
| Condition | New |
| Availability | In stock |
The One Piece Collection 2 DVD set continues Luffy's voyage with episodes 27 to 53 of the anime, uncut and bilingual, on four discs from Funimation, covering the end of the Baratie arc, Arlong Park and Loguetown.
This One Piece Collection 2 DVD is a brand-new copy of the Funimation release. It is a Region 1 NTSC DVD set, so it plays in standard US and Canadian DVD players.
Funimation released One Piece Collection Two on September 27, 2011. It follows Collection One and packs nearly eleven hours of adventure into one set, so you can watch a full stretch of the story without hunting down single volumes.
These episodes first aired on Fuji Television in Japan between May 31, 2000 and January 10, 2001. They belong to the East Blue saga, the opening chapter of the Straw Hat Pirates' journey.
The set opens with the end of the Baratie arc (episodes 27 to 30), where the crew faces Don Krieg and Sanji joins Luffy. Arlong Park follows in episodes 31 to 45, revealing Nami's past as the Straw Hats take on the fishman pirate Arlong. Episode 45 sees Luffy's first bounty make him known to the world.
After "Buggy's Adventure" (episodes 46 and 47), the Loguetown arc runs from episode 48 to 53. It ends with episode 53, "The Legend Has Started! Head for the Grand Line!", as the crew finally sets course for the Grand Line.
This Funimation collection presents the episodes uncut, with both the original Japanese audio and the English dub. Collection Two is the natural next step after Collection One, and it ends with the crew setting out for the Grand Line.
Start at the beginning with One Piece Collection One, then sail on with One Piece Collection Three. Our guide to One Piece collections in order helps you keep the sets in the right order. For a full episode list, see the Wikipedia page for this season.
One Piece Collection 2 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Which episodes are in this set?
Episodes 27 to 53, a total of 27 uncut episodes on 4 discs.
Does it have English dub and Japanese audio?
Yes. The set is bilingual, with Japanese audio, the English dub and English subtitles.
Will this DVD play in my US player?
Yes. It is a Region 1 NTSC DVD set, the standard for US and Canadian players.
Is this copy new or used?
This One Piece Collection 2 DVD is a brand-new copy, and our 30-day return policy covers your purchase.
This One Piece Collection 2 DVD set is in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Standard US shipping is $4.99, and orders over $50 ship free. See our return policy, then add it to your cart and follow the Straw Hats to the Grand Line.
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Rubio Quake –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
One Piece Collction Two
The straw hat crew is back. Now luffy is looking for a chef for his crew. He comes across a master chef named Sanji. But sanji has something stopping him from joining luffy crew. A promise from the master chef, who has trained from a boy. Luffy must now battle the sinister don krieg to help out his new friend sanji. Can luffy handle the betrayal by nami the navigator. Luffy sets off to help nami out by defeating feared pirate Arlong and realize why nami left. Luffy and zoro get in brawl with some marines that land them on the most wanted list. Now the crew head for logue town, the final resting place of gold roger, the king of all pirates. So come abroad and set sail with the straw hat crew to see how they get themselves out of one mess an into a bigger one.
Collection Two Disc BreakDown
Disc One
27.Cool headed, cold hearted demon!-Pirate fleet chief commander ghin!
28.I won’t die! Fierce battle, luffy vs. krieg!
29.The conclusion of the deadly battle!-A spear of blind determination!
30.Set sail!-The seafaring cook sets off with luffy!
31.The worst man in the eastern seas!-Fishman pirate arlong!
32.Witch of cocoas village!-Arlong’s female leader!
33.Usopp dead?!-when is luffy going to make landfall?!
Disc Two
34.Everyone’s gathered!-usopp speaks the truth about nami!
35.untold past!-Female warrior bellemere!
36.Survive! Mother belle mare and nami’s bond.
37.Luffy rises!-Result of the broken promise!
38.Luffy in big trouble!-Fishmen vs. the luffy pirates!
39.Luffy submerged!-Zoro vs. hatchan the octopus!
Disc Three
40.Proud warriors!-sanji and usopp’s fierce battles!
41.Luffy at full power!-nami’s determination and straw hat!
42.Explosion!-fishman arlong’s fierce assault from the sea!
43.End of the fishman empire!-nami’s my friend!
44.setting out with a smile!-farewell, hometown cocoas village! (with commentary)
45.bounty! Straw hat luffy becomes known to the world!
46.chase straw hat!-little buggy’s big adventure!
Disc Four
47.the wait is over!-the return of captain buggy!
48.the town of the beginning and the end!-landfall at logue town!
49.kitetsu III and yubashiri!-zoro’s new swords and the woman sergeant major!
50.usopp vs. daddy the parent!-showdown at high!
51.frery cooking battle!-sanji vs. the beautiful chef!
52.buggy’s revenge!-the man who smiles on the execution platform!
53.the legend has started!-head for the grand line!
Coming Soon One Piece Collection Three Review
Lepidottero –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Definitely a Buy!
This is most definitely a great investment for any One Piece fan that wants to start a collection of the series! It includes both the original Japanese audio with subtitles by Funimation, as well as the English Funimation job (on which, as a fan of the original Japanese version and manga, Funimation did an absolutely amazing job on compared to most dubbing jobs.) If you’re a One Piece fan and appreciate the Funimation dubbing job, this is your buy! It includes a commentary by the staff, voice actors, writers, directors etc. on two of the episodes, which are not only amusing but give you a good idea of what goes into dubbing One Piece as well as they do. The quality is fantastic. After watching the whole of the One Piece series online I can only say that the beautiful quality of this DVD blew me away the moment I set it up. The casing is compact, glossy, and definitely ideal for a complete collection.
I can honestly say that I’d pay three times as much as I paid for this knowing it’s as great as it is.
The only down side is the subtitles. They don’t match the English voices, rather just use the Japanese translation and often times the words at the bottom of the screen are horribly different from what they’re actually hearing. Quite annoying if you’re hard of hearing or watching with someone who is (which I will be) but only a minor set back. Otherwise this product is amazing… its arrival in my mailbox made my night!
James S. –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Great Collection
I’ve been a fan of One Piece for a few years now and had looked into supporting the series by buying DVD’s before. They were very expensive and with so many episodes in this series you would have had to buy many sets. The collections are really the best deal available for getting this series. Not only is it a good deal but this set contains the Arlong arc, one of the best fights early on, IMO. The DVD’s are fairly bare bones containing two episodes with commentary and a few trailers, hardly “extras”. That being said the episodes are fairly high quality for being 10 years old. The marathon feature is great but can trick you into watching more episodes than you may want to or even think you have watched, not necessarily a bad thing. The only negative about the marathon feature is that while they remove the opening and ending songs they do not remove the recaps at the beginning of the episodes, slightly disappointing. Overall a great set at a great price, if you have been a fan of this series or just interested in it pick this set up, you will not be disappointed.