Official Animation Guide: One Piece White! is the third animation guide which covers episodes from the first half of the series. It contains the Straw Hat Pirates's linearts.
Contents[]
The guide is composed of eight primary sections, called "record guides" (記録指針, kiroku shishin?). They are each themed around different things, and use a specific group's symbol to visualize them. The first seven sections also include "confrontations" into various aspects of the series, conducted by Don Luffione, Don Zoroscia, and Don Sanjino, who are competing to find out which of them is most honorable.
The guidebook is centered around the idea of "honorable men" (漢, han?).
First Record Guide: Prehistory of the Golden Age of Piracy[]
First Record Guide: Prehistory of the Golden Age of Piracy (第一記録指針 大海賊時代前史, Dai ichi kiroku shishin: dai kaizoku jidai zenshi?) is the first section of the guidebook, represented with the Roger Pirates' Jolly Roger.
The section begins with a world timeline, beginning with the planting of the Tree of Knowledge on Ohara and concluding with Gol D. Roger's execution. It then explains specific topics in more detail, such as the World Government, the Five Elders, the rise of pirates, and the top Marine Ranks. After the general explanations, it begins covering specific summaries, opening with the Edd War and following with character summaries:
- Roger, covering his execution and his philosophy of freedom
- Special attention is given to his reaching Laugh Tale, the Voice of All Things, the fact he gave himself up to the Marines voluntarily, the Will of D., and the Poneglyphs; as well as the existence of Portgas D. Ace, his son.
- Silvers Rayleigh
- Crocus
- Shanks
- The Red Hair Pirates (focusing on Lucky Roux, Benn Beckman, and Yasopp)
- Buggy
- The Buggy Pirates (focusing on Cabaji, Mohji, Richie, and Alvida)
- Shiki
The section concludes with the first confrontation, focusing on Jolly Rogers. It covers a multitude of Jolly Rogers, each picked by one of the three mafia bosses:
- Don Luffione's selection
- Red Hair Pirates
- Spade Pirates
- Alvida Pirates
- Roger Pirates
- Krieg Pirates
- Buggy Pirates
- Golden Lion Pirates
- Bliking Pirates
- Kuja Pirates
- Blackbeard Pirates
- Don Sanjino's selection
- Cook Pirates
- Donquixote Pirates
- Scratchmen Apoo's 音 (oto?) symbol, listed as the On Air Pirates
- Heart Pirates
- Bellamy Pirates
- Kid Pirates (Secondary Jolly Roger)
- Don Zoroscia's selection
- Masira Pirates
- Arlong Pirates
- Foxy Pirates (former Jolly Roger)
- Shoujou Pirates
- Black Cat Pirates
- Baroque Works
- Thriller Bark Pirates
Second Record Guide: Arrival of the Golden Age of Piracy[]
Second Record Guide: Arrival of the Golden Age of Piracy (第ニ記録指針 大海賊時代の到来, Dai ni kiroku shishin: dai kaizoku jidai no tōrai?) is the second section of the guidebook, represented with the Whitebeard Pirates' Jolly Roger.
The section begins with a world timeline, beginning with Roger's execution and ending with the destruction of Enies Lobby. It then explains important events during the Golden Age of Piracy in detail, including Tom's arrest, the oppression of pregnant women on Baterilla, the Ohara Incident, Boa Hancock's escape during Fisher Tiger's liberation, Operation Utopia, and the destruction of Enies Lobby.
Summaries of the Whitebeard Pirates-affiliated characters are then given, similar to the previous section:
- Edward Newgate
- Special attention is given to his familial relationship with his crew.
- Division Commanders (focusing on Marco, Ace, Jozu, and Vista
- A gallery of the rest of the Division Commanders and many of the Subordinate Captains.
The section concludes with the second confrontation, focusing on characters' debuts. It covers nine debuts, three picked by each of the mafia bosses:
- Don Zoroscia's selection
- Don Sanjino's selection
- Don Luffione's selection
Third Record Guide: Each Justice and Each Belief[]
Third Record Guide: Each Justice and Each Belief (第三記録指針 それぞれの正義とそれぞれの信念, Dai san kiroku shishin: sorezore no seigi to sorezore no shin'nen?) is the third section of the guidebook, represented with the Marines' insignia.
The section begins with a study of the World Government and the Marines. It first contains a relationship diagram between the Five Elders, Marines, Seven Warlords of the Sea, Four Emperors, Revolutionary Army, and World Nobles, followed by an explanation of the World Government as an institution; the Levely, Cipher Pol, and the three facilities built on the Tarai Current.
This is followed by character studies of the Five Elders, Kong, and the CP9 agents, as well as in-depth information on the structure of the Marines, covering Marine Headquarters, Marine Bases, and Marine Ranks. Following this is a return to character summaries, split into three sections; Marines, Warlords, and other pirates:
- Sengoku
- Kuzan
- Borsalino
- Sakazuki
- Marine Headquarters Vice Admirals (Lonz, John Giant, Yamakaji, Momonga, Onigumo, Strawberry, Comil, Stainless, Dalmatian, Doberman, Lacroix)
- Monkey D. Garp
- Tsuru
- Marine Headquarters lower ranks (Koby, Helmeppo, Fullbody, Jango, Hina, Brannew, Tashigi, Yukimura)
- Other lower ranked Marines (Drake, Nelson Royale, Nezumi, Pudding Pudding, Morgan)
- Smoker
- Seven Warlords of the Sea
- Donquixote Doflamingo
- Dracule Mihawk
- Bartholomew Kuma
- Boa Hancock
- Gecko Moria
- Jinbe
- Crocodile
- Baroque Works (Mr. 1, Mr. 2, Mr. 3)
- Four Emperors
- Pirates
- Kuro
- Arlong
- Krieg
- Wapol
- Bellamy
- Foxy
- Saruyama Alliance (Mont Blanc Cricket, Shoujou, Masira)
- Lola
- Macro
- Puzzle
- Kibagaeru
- Pirates of the past (Zeff, Dorry & Brogy, Wetton, the Rumbar Pirates, Bluejam, the Sun Pirates)
After the character summaries, there are short spotlights on the Four Blues, the Calm Belt, the Log Pose, and the various races, before spotlights on the citizens and stories of various countries:
- Drum Kingdom (Dalton, Kureha, Hiriluk)
- Arabasta Kingdom (Nefertari Cobra, Nefertari Vivi, Koza)
- Water 7 (Iceburg, Kokoro, Tom)
- Skypiea (Enel, Gan Fall, Wyper)
Finally, there are spotlights on the Revolutionary Army, Monkey D. Dragon, Emporio Ivankov, and Inazuma, before the third confrontation begins, focusing on the ideal crew.
- Don Luffione's selection (based on how funny they look)
- Don Sanjino's selection (based on attractiveness)
- Don Zoroscia's selection (based on size)
Fourth Record Guide: The Trigger That Changes the Times[]
Fourth Record Guide: The Trigger Than Changes the Times (第四記録指針 時代を変える引き鉄, Dai shi kiroku shishin: jidai o kaeru hikigane?) is the fourth section of the guidebook, represented with the Blackbeard Pirates' Jolly Roger.
The section begins with a world timeline, beginning with Marshall D. Teach joining the Whitebeard Pirates and ending with Portgas D. Ace's capture. It then includes a playback on the Duel on Banaro Island, followed by character studies:
- Portgas D. Ace
- Marshall D. Teach
- Blackbeard Pirates (Doc Q, Van Augur, Laffitte, Jesus Burgess)
- Escaped Level 6 prisoners (Shiryu, Sanjuan Wolf, Vasco Shot, Catarina Devon, Avalo Pizarro)
The section concludes with the fourth confrontation, focusing on Devil Fruits. It covers nine fruits, three picked by each of the mafia bosses:
- Don Luffione's selection
- Don Sanjino's selection
- Don Zoroscia's selection
Fifth Record Guide: Equilibrium Beginning to Collapse[]
Fifth Record Guide: Equilibrium Beginning to Collapse (第五記録指針 崩れ始めた均衡, Dai go kiroku shishin: kuzure hajimeta kinkō?) is the fifth section of the guidebook, represented with the Impel Down insignia.
The section begins with a timeline of the Impel Down Arc. The timeline is followed by important events leading up to the Summit War of Marineford:
- Portgas D. Ace's arrest
- The publishing of Ace's arrest in the World Economy News Paper, serving as a declaration of war against the Whitebeard Pirates
- Marines from across the world returning to Marineford
- The beginning of use of the Pacifista
- A spotlight is also given to Vegapunk's other inventions, specifically objects with Devil Fruits and Seastone-coated ships
- The unstable balance of power
- Gecko Moria's defeat
- Crocodile's arrest and subsequent replacement by Marshall D. Teach
- Jinbe's arrest
- The mass breakout at Impel Down and Teach's betrayal
- A spotlight is also given to the escape of the newkama, bolstering the Revolutionary Army's fighting power
- The Celestial Dragon Hit-and-Run Incident
- The Impel Down Great Escape Incident
After the events summaries, it continues with character summaries of Magellan, Hannyabal, and Shiryu, followed by a map of Impel Down.
The section concludes with the fifth confrontation, focusing on fashion. Unlike the previous sections, these were selected by the Dons' subordinates, Namimore (Don Zoroscia's subordinate), Choparini (Don Sanjino's subordinate), and Usotuya (Don Luffione's subordinate).
- Namimore's selection ("If you're a man, don't be ashamed to have your own style!")
- Roronoa Zoro's first outfit
- Mohji in the Impel Down and Post-War arcs
- Pearl
- Choparini's selection ("If you're a man, advertise your style on your head!")
- Usotuya's selection ("Facial hair, symbol of a man!")
Sixth Record Guide: The Last Battle of the Golden Age of Piracy[]
Sixth Record Guide: The Last Battle of the Golden Age of Piracy (第六記録指針 大海賊時代最後の戦い, Dai roku kiroku shishin: dai kozuki jidai saigonotatakai?) is the sixth section of the guidebook, represented with the Spade Pirates' Jolly Roger.
The section begins with an explanation of the Three Great Powers and a timeline beginning with Portgas D. Ace being placed in Impel Down and ending with the Moby Dick arriving at Marineford. It's followed by a play-by-play of the Summit War of Marineford, with short spotlights on various character motivations interspersed throughout.
After the summary, each of the Straw Hat Pirates is explained in detail, as they are right before the timeskip.
The section concludes with the sixth confrontation, focusing on "acting like a man". Like the previous section, these were selected by the Dons' subordinates, Robita (Don Zoroscia's subordinate), Choparini (Don Sanjino's subordinate), and Usotuya (Don Luffione's subordinate).
- Robita's selection (Being willing to endure tough situations)
- Roronoa Zoro accepting to get slashed by Dracule Mihawk, Baratie Arc
- Tony Tony Chopper accepting to become a member of the Foxy Pirates, Long Ring Long Land Arc
- Bentham enduring Impel Down Level 4 while continuing his beliefs as an okama, Impel Down Arc
- Choparini's selection (Struggling to reach your goal no matter what)
- Patty serving even pirates with a smile, Baratie Arc
- Foxy being willing to use any tactics to win, Long Ring Long Land Arc
- Absalom being dedicated to marrying the woman he loves, Thriller Bark Arc
- Usotuya's selection (Being willing to laugh no matter what)
Seventh Record Guide: The End of the War ~And Into a New Era~[]
Seventh Record Guide: The End of the War ~And Into a New Era~ (第七記録指針 終戦~そして新しい時代へ~, Dai nana kiroku shishin: shūsen ~soshite atarashī jidai e~?) is the seventh section of the guidebook, represented with the Straw Hat Pirates' Jolly Roger.
The section begins with a world timeline, beginning with the creation of Edward Newgate's and Portgas D. Ace's tombs and ending with Sengoku's resignation and the creation of New Marineford. It is followed by a summary of world-changing events that occurred over the timeskip:
- Pirates moving to the New World en masse
- The instability in the Four Emperors since Whitebeard's death
- The changes in the admiralty, including Kuzan's and Sengoku's resignations
- The instability in the Seven Warlords of the Sea, as three slots are vacant
After the event summaries, there are short character summaries, covering the Eleven Supernova and the Straw Hat Pirates
- Eustass Kid
- Spotlight on Killer
- Trafalgar Law
- Spotlight on Bepo
- X Drake
- Jewelry Bonney
- Basil Hawkins
- Scratchmen Apoo
- Capone Bege
- Urouge
- Monkey D. Luffy ringing the Ox Bell
- Monkey D. Luffy
- Roronoa Zoro
- Nami
- Usopp
- Sanji
- Tony Tony Chopper
- Nico Robin
- Franky
- Brook
The section concludes with the seventh and final confrontation, focusing on wounds:
- Don Sanjino's selection (face scars)
- Shanks' eye scar
- Silvers Rayleigh's eye scar
- Monkey D. Luffy's eye scar
- Don Zoroscia's selection (body wounds)
- Edward Newgate's torso scars
- Boa Hancock's back scar
- Roronoa Zoro's chest scar
- Don Luffione's selection (number of wounds)
- Oars
- Hildon
- Cerberus
- Victoria Cindry
- Shimotsuki Ryuma
- Penguin Zombie Duo (human lips member)
- Rug Bear
- Lola
- Tararan
- Kumashi
- Inuppe
- Buhichuck
- Zombies #36 and #69
When the three Dons can't decide who's the most honorable, Don Luffione shoots Don Sanjino and Don Zoroscia out of instinct, killing them. As he grieves their deaths, the Moai wake up, annoying them.
Eighth Record Guide: Honorable Men Betting on Animation Production[]
Eighth Record Guide: Honorable Men Betting on Animation Product (第八記録指針 アニメ製作にかける漢達, Dai hachi kiroku shishin: anime seisaku ni kakeru kan-tachi?) is the eighth section of the guidebook, and the only one not represented with a symbol. It is also the only portion of the book not framed within the One Piece timeline, consisting of interviews and series art from voice actors and anime staff.
The section contains short interviews with the cast of the Straw Hat Pirates; one page per interview, except Mayumi Tanaka, Luffy's voice actress, who's interview was two pages. Following the cast interviews, members of the anime staff over the show's history are asked the same questions. Finally, the section is concluded with concept and line art of the Straw Hat Pirates' post-timeskip designs, created by the animation teams.
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