History Anime / OnePieceFilmGold

** The finalé indicates that the building are simply gold plated and not made with gold.

* BananaRepublic: A variant. Gran Tesoro is recognized by the World Government as an independent nation despite just being an overly massive ship and it's leader, Gild Tesoro, is certainly corrupt as they come.

* GratuitousEnglish: In addition to the various attacks, Tesoro is oddly fond of using English words or phrases, even counting in English during the opening song and his odd catch phrase of "it's entertainment!"

* {{Outgambitted}}: When Nami's group goes to rob the vault after Luffy gets spotted. They open the vault door, only to find out [[spoiler:there was no vault; Tesoro was just giving them false hope before trapping them in gold and forcing them to watch Zoro's execution in front of a huge crowd of onlookers. He even anticipated Luffy and Franky making their way to the pump room below the ship to wash off his gold dust, trapping them there and apparently drowning them.]] It seems like a complete victory for Tesoro...until it's revealed that the crew [[spoiler:(sans Luffy as they didn't want him to spoil the real plan) ''knew'' all along it was a trap thanks to Carina warning them beforehand. They just played along to give Tesoro a false sense of security, allowing Franky to get to the water pump and jury-rig it to spray sea water over the ship, weakening Tesoro's gold power.]]

''One Piece Film: Gold'' is the 13th film in the manga/anime series, ''Franchise/OnePiece''.

* TheCameo: For some reason, Heracles (or at least a guy with a very similar-looking armor) is seen walking around the Gran Tesoro in the trailer. Also, [[spoiler: Sabo, Akainu, Doflamingo (apparently in flashback before his defeat as this film was released after the Dressrosa arc finished) ''Rob Lucci'' and ''Spandam'' make an appearance in the movie. Wanze (a minor mook from the Enies Lobby arc) and Absolam (from the Thriller Bark arc) have a few blink-and-you'll-miss-them cameos as well.]]

* TownWithADarkSecret: Boat, in this case. Gran Tesoro looks like a nice little getaway spot where people can just relax, have fun and win at the numerous casinos. But in truth, many of it's patrons and staff are stuck in debt due to Tesoro swindling or tricking people into playing their games and causing them to lose (mostly due to Baccarat's power to change luck) and enslaving them to try to work it off with any minor transgression only furthering the debt. The Straw Hats even end up becoming a victim of this when Tesoro kidnaps Zoro and sets to have him executed unless they pay an outrageous sum to free him. There's also a prison deep within the bowels of the ship where prisoners are surrounded by gold but given no food or water and left to rot.

* ThemeMusicAbandonment: Kohei Tanaka and Shiro Hamaguchi's themes for the characters aren't used in this film, since it features music by Yuki Hayashi.

''One Piece Film: Gold'' is the 13th film in the manga/anime series, ''Manga/OnePiece''.

* NonSerialMovie: This film cannot fit anywhere in the manga or anime without continuity problems. [[spoiler:The most obvious example being that the crew have their bounties gained during Dressrosa but not those from Whole Cake Island, even though the crew were separated for the entire time between those two events]]. For extra confusion, the anime added [[Recap/OnePieceSilverMineArc a prequel story arc]] immediately after Dressrosa.

* AllThereInTheManual: Tesoro's backstory is explained in the Volume 777 book. In the film you just get snippets of it during Tesoro's VillainousBreakdown but not enough to really elaborate. This is especially troublesome for folks outside of Japan [[NoExportForYou where the book isn't available.]]

->''"One, two, three, kick off the beat, it's time to start the show.\\

Gran Tesoro.''"

[[caption-width-right:330:Hit or Bust!]]

->''"One, two, three, kick off the beat,\\
It's time to start the show.\\

* BadassBoast: After Tesoro uses his gold to make a giant golem of himself, he proclaims himself as a god. Luffy however shoot back...

* RecycledInSpace: A film featuring an all star cast, setting in Casino City as background, involving a convoluted heist against a powerful evil casino owner in order to rescue a crew mate, only to find out this convoluted plan is the cover to another plan in order to trick the casino owner. Are we talking about this film or Film/OceansEleven?

* ATruceWhileWeGawk: In the climax, Tesoro unleashes his Gold Splash attack on Luffy which can be seen from outside the ship. [[Lucci and Sabo, who were fighting a few moments before, halt their battle to watch before they ultimately stop when Tesoro lands on Lucci's Marine ship after Luffy defeats him and knocks him into the air.]]

* AdvertisedExtra: Despite being announced in the film [[spoiler: Rob Lucci and Sabo barely play a role in it and at best just have a brief battle outside the Gran Tesoro. They don't even interact with the Straw Hats. Likewise Koala has one scene in the film talking with Sabo]].

* ButForMeItWasTuesday: [[spoiler: Near the climax, Luffy, struggling to get up after being hit by Tesoro, is suddenly confronted by Spandam, one of the main antagonists from the Enies Lobby arc, who's naturally looking to get revenge on Luffy for spoiling his plans. [[IdiotHero Luffy]] however, doesn't even remember the guy much to Spandam's shock.]]

* TheCaper: The second half of ''Gold'' focuses on this with the crew trying to pull off a heist to get the money to prevent Zoro's execution. [[spoiler: [[BaitAndSwitch Or so we think]]...]]

* NonSerialMovie: This film cannot fit anywhere in the manga or anime without continuity problems. [[spoiler:The most obvious example being that the crew have their bounties gained during [[Recap/OnePieceDressrosaArc Dressrosa]] but not those from [[Recap/OnePieceWholeCakeIslandArc Whole Cake Island]], even though the crew were separated for the entire time between those two events]]. For extra confusion, the anime added [[Recap/OnePieceSilverMineArc a prequel story arc]] immediately after Dressrosa.

* {{Outgambitted}}: [[spoiler: When Nami's group goes to rob the vault after Luffy gets spotted. They open the vault door, only to find out there was no vault; Tesoro was just giving them false hope before trapping them in gold and forcing them to watch Zoro's execution in front of a huge crowd of onlookers. He even anticipated Luffy and Franky making their way to the pump room below the ship to wash off his gold dust, trapping them there and apparently drowning them. It seems like a complete victory for Tesoro...until it's revealed that the crew (sans Luffy as they didn't want him to spoil the real plan) ''knew'' all along it was a trap thanks to Carina warning them beforehand. They just played along to give Tesoro a false sense of security, allowing Franky to get to the water pump and jury-rig it to spray sea water over the ship, weakening Tesoro's gold power.]]
* OverlyLongName: The captain of the Long Long Pirates has a..well, long name. So much so that he never finishes stating it before Luffy beats him.

* ATruceWhileWeGawk: [[spoiler: In the climax, Tesoro unleashes his Gold Splash attack on Luffy which can be seen from outside the ship. Lucci and Sabo, who were fighting a few moments before, halt their battle to watch before they ultimately stop when Tesoro lands on Lucci's Marine ship after Luffy defeats him and knocks him into the air.]]

The film was released in Japan on July 23, 2016. In a major first for the series, the movie was also announced for numerous international releases (some nations dubbed and other using the original Japanese language with subtitles), including the United States. Eventually the U.S got a limited theatrical run of the movie from January 10-17 in 2017, complete with a fully English dub. This will make ''Film Gold'' the fourth One Piece movie to be dubbed, following after ''Episode of Alabasta'', ''Strong World'', and ''Film: Z''.

A Blu-Ray release of the dub, along with an English version of "Heart of Gold", was released on May 2, 2017.

* ActionPrologue: The movie begins with the Straw Hats arriving at Gran Tesoro and entering into a dock/arena of sorts as Tesoro is putting on a show. A rival pirate crew attack the Straw Hats just as they enter as well. Tesoro, seeing this, decides to make a show of it, putting the spotlight on the two ships as the Straw Hats defends themselves and we're given a roll call of the crew and their bounties at the current time of the story (which was post-Dressrosa).

The movie sees the Straw Hats arriving at the Gran Tesoro, a huge cruise liner that houses a massive casino, run by the Gold Emperor, Gild Tesoro. However, what starts off as a simple stop for some R & R and extra dough turns serious when Tesoro puts the crew in his crosshairs and they quickly find out that Gran Tesoro houses a dark secret beneath its glitz and glamour, leading into a battle against Tesoro and the Gran Tesoro staff.

* RoleReprisal: Dafnis Fernández, Georgina Sánchez, Noe Velázquez, Nallely Solís, and Kerygma Flores all reprise their roles as Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Chopper, and Robin 21 years later after the final episode of the first ''One Piece'' dub aired in Latin America.

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* ShoutOut: Tesoro's henchmen's gold armors look a lot like [[SaintSeiyaGoldSaints Gold Clothes]].