Anime One Piece suddenly revealed the identity of the new villain

Based on the original manga famous eponymous author Eiichiro Oda, anime One Piece It is also loved and followed by many fans of the series. Currently, the anime is airing the season “Sweet Island”. Recently, in this movie, the author announced the new villain of One Piece – Pirate Charlotte Katakuri.
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According to the latest information from the magazine Weekly Shounen Jumpin the 825th episode aired on February 11, 2018 titled “Liar, Luffy and Sanji”, the villain Charlotte Katakuri will appear. He is the second son of Bigmom, one of her three sweet commanders. Katakuri is a tall man with short spiky black hair and a scar on the left side of his face. Is one Sweet CommanderKatakuri’s powers are second in the Bigmom Pirates. The amount of money that the world government gave him was 1 billion 57 million Beli ( 1 057 000 000 Beli ) enough to see how dangerous and powerful he was. Furthermore, Bege said that Katakuri’s Observation Haki is so strong that he can see into the near future.​

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In charge of voicing the character Charlotte Katakuri in the anime will be voice actor Sugita Tomokazu, who once voiced the main role of Sakata Gintoki in the popular anime. Gintama. Creating this villain after being made public also makes fans extremely excited and looks forward to seeing Charlotte Katakuri’s debut on the screen soon. At the same time, in Weekly Shounen Jump This time also released a few “tease” images in advance for episode 825 of the upcoming anime.
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One Piece is a manga for teenagers by author Eiichiro Oda, about the journey of Monkey D. Luffy – the captain of the pirate crew Straw hat and his teammates. Luffy searches the mysterious sea where the world’s greatest treasure is kept One Piece, with the aim of becoming the New Pirate King. One Piece It has also been adapted into several other forms of media. An OVA was produced by Production IG in 1998. Following that, a long-running anime version, made by Toei Animation, began airing on Japanese television in 1999. Toei also produced 11 animated films and an OVA. , and five related TV specials.
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