Heartbroken Yamaji, who has been battling perverts, one piece theater version of 10 wonderful battles offered Yamaji vs perverted gorilla ("Mighty World") Yamaji vs Smogg ("One Piece: Mania Action") Yamaji vs Binzi ("One Piece Theater Edition: Z") Sauron vs Ain ("One Piece Theater Edition: Z") Yellow Ape Vs Zefa ("One Piece Theater Edition: Z") Luffy vs Zefa ("One Piece Theater Edition: Z") Luffy vs Gild Tezzolo ("One Piece: Golden City") Sauron Vs Dyce (One Piece: City of Gold) Sauron vs Rattan Tiger vs Hawk-Eye Mihawk (One Piece: Operation Mania) One Piece League vs Douglas Barrett (One Piece: Operation Mania)

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Throughout the series, One Piece offers us many unforgettable battle scenes. Here are some of the best and most exciting in the theatrical version.

Although the popularity of the One Piece manga has always been as great, the anime adaptation of the series, which is also an anime, has been quite bumpy in recent years. Fans found the animation's rhythm unsatisfactory and the animation quality to be poor. Since Kaiduo's articles, the quality of animation has improved by leaps and bounds. That being said, the only part that remains the same in the animation department is the quality of the film. Despite some complaints about the storyline, the films are almost flawless from an animation perspective. The confrontation between them, in particular, shows the best action design that one Piece can offer. Although these movies are not the main plot, this does not reduce the entertainment value of the fight. Regardless of the plot, everyone loves the rich footage of the battle scenes.

<h1>Yamaji vs Perverted Gorilla (World of Mighty).</h1>

One Piece: The Mighty World is perhaps one of the most controversial films in the series. The villain of the film is the Sea Thief Golden Lion. It's not like the usual movie villain, this guy used to be the legendary pirate on a par with Roger. While Luffy is busy fighting the Golden Lion to the death, Yamaji encounters a more moderate opponent. Scarlett, also known as the perverted gorilla, is undoubtedly the right opponent for Yamaji to show off his kicking skills.

<h1>Yamaji vs. Smaug (One Piece: Operation Mania).</h1>

One Piece: Operation Mania is undoubtedly a very well-made film. We can see that many of the characters of the Straw Hat Pirates shine in this film. Even those who are overlooked in the main drama have their shots. Yamaji and Smaug are two of the most underrated characters in the show, and in this theatrical version, there is a brief conflict between them. Their fight lasts a few minutes, which is one of the highlights of the film.

<h1>Yamaji vs Binz (One Piece Theater Edition: Z).</h1>

Although Yamaji didn't have as many fight scenes as fans expected, he always made a difference in the movie. And in the real Armageddon, he did not disappoint everyone. His fight scenes are always pleasing to the eye. The battle between this cook and Z's subordinate Binns laid a solid sense of justice for him. Of course, this did not pose a real challenge to Yamaji.

<h1>Sauron vs Ain (One Piece Theater Edition: Z).</h1>

When it comes to Z's subordinates, his right-hand man, Irone, is the strongest. She and Sauron are tit-for-tat, and when Sauron puts on his turban and gets serious, he is destined not to disappoint. He handled the rookie navy quite skillfully and subdued her in an instant. Ain's time-lapse fruit is more difficult to defend, as long as the people she touches will return to their old age, but she still can't beat Sauron, and even before the battle begins, she admits to inferiority.

<h1>Yellow Ape vs Zefa (One Piece Theater Edition: Z).</h1>

Former Admiral Zefa and the current Admiral Huang Ape attack each other in this theatrical version. The reason for the popularity of this battle is not surprising, and fans are sure to be piqued in whenever the Admiral makes a move. The two of them talked for three minutes, and in this battle, the usual coldness of the yellow ape was not so obvious, and this time it was the first time he had fought so seriously.

<h1>Luffy Vs Zefa (One Piece Theater Edition: Z).</h1>

One Piece Theater Edition: Z does not follow the traditional One Piece solo battle scene. In this premise, the film's final battle is not necessarily the most amazing. But having said all that, it's the quality of the animation that overturns all these "lackluster" aspects. In addition to this, Z is also an interesting character, who far exceeds the typical movie villain image.

<h1>Luffy vs Gild Tezzolo (One Piece: City of Gold).</h1>

Luffy's fights are always fun, and even though the animation has a lot of deficiencies, his fights will make up for those deficiencies. However, in this battle with Gild Tezzolo, Luffy did not enjoy the aura of the protagonist, but it was indeed a wonderful battle. Gild Tezzolo, known as the "Golden Emperor", the fruit can awaken, should be one of the few people in the theater version who can awaken the fruit, but in the end he was defeated by the fourth-gear Luffy.

<h1>Sauron vs Dyce (One Piece: City of Gold).</h1>

There is no doubt that Sauron's intricate swordplay is addictive. After entering the new world, Sauron had not fought such a wonderful battle for a long time, mainly because Sauron was too powerful, and this battle was refreshing. Fans finally saw Sauron's serious scene again through the movie. Naturally, the battle with Deis isn't "challenging," but it shows the best in Sauron. As usual, he defeated his opponent with some beautiful sword skills.

<h1>Sauron vs Rattan Tiger vs Hawk -- Mihawk (One Piece: Operation Mania).</h1>

One Piece: Operation Mania also has some exciting swordplay performances. There was a fierce clash between Sauron and Admiral Fujiho, and needless to say, it was a notable battle. As if it wasn't appealing enough, the author arranged for Hawkeye Mihawk to join the melee. His contribution to the battle was a slash and a stab—a perfect one—to end the conflict.

<h1>One Piece Vs Douglas Barrett (One Piece: Operation Mania).</h1>

Barrett was once the son of One Piece Gole. The crew of D. Roger's ship, but also Roger's right hand, equivalent to the three handles on one Piece ship, nicknamed "Devil's Heir", can be seen that its strength is strong, is a super powerful character. Barrett believes in individualism, and he pursues the ultimate in power in order to surpass Roger to become the strongest in the world. He punched the four-stop Luffy back to its original form, and the pirates knew that they could not defeat Barrett by their own strength, so they formed an alliance and beat Barrett in groups. To be honest, it's not very glorious, but the battle scenes are really exciting. Supernova, The Lady, Smaug, and many more have teamed up to defeat Douglas Barrett.