One Piece Live Attraction

One Piece Live Attraction is a stage show that was held at Tokyo One Piece Tower based on the story of One Piece. The event first premiered in 2015. With the closing of Tokyo Tower in July 2020, it is unknown if the Live Attraction will continue.

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One Piece Live Attraction was held in a theater on the fifth floor of Tokyo One Piece Tower. Tickets costed ¥1,200, and each show was roughly 20 minutes in length.

All Live Attraction shows take place on Tongari Island.

One Piece Live Attraction: Welcome to Tongari Mystery Tour
The first show ran from March 13, 2015 until April 10, 2016. The show is roughly 15 minutes long, and after its first nine months, it was performed for the 2000th time on December 14.

In the show, the Straw Hat Pirates explore a cave on Tongari Island, and Robin discovers ancient text written on the cave's walls. After she reads it, the crew is confronted by a mysterious, mist-like creature that can change its form and split apart into smaller pieces. It transforms into what the crew imagines, like a mermaid for Sanji. However, when Usopp gets scared and imagines it as a monster, it begins attacking them. The crew continues to battle it until it binds them all with a curse. Then, the show's audience is responsible for saving the crew by waving their light wands to power the Heart Stone (ココロ石), which breaks the curse the mist creature put the crew under. Once the crew is freed, Luffy uses Gomu Gomu no Jet Gattling to defeat it. Franky uses Franky Radical Beam to break a hole in the cave wall, and the crew escapes to the beach as the show ends.

​One Piece Live Attraction 2
The second show ran from April 23, 2016 until April 9, 2017.

In this show, part of the crew is exploring the island when they are trapped in a cage by Trafalgar Law. Law is working with Kizaru but turns against him later to help the Straw Hat crew. Law uses Shambles to repeatedly switch places with Luffy to confuse Kizaru. When he stops, Luffy attacks Kizaru with Gomu Gomu no Red Hawk from behind, defeating him. The crew and Law celebrate their victory with food and a song.

One Piece Live Attraction: Phantom


The third show ran from April 29, 2017 to April 7, 2019. Partway through the show's running period, the name of the attraction changed to "One Piece Live Attraction: Phantom," dropping the '3' from its name.

The Straw Hats meet Ann, a singer who can create illusions of people with the Bijo Bijo no Mi. However, Buggy and his new henchman Puggy then capture her and force her to use her illusions to trick and capture the Straw Hats.

One Piece Live Attraction: Marionette


The fourth show ran from April 24, 2019 to July 31, 2020. Ann returns and helps the Straw Hats fight against Caesar Clown, who is using a new gas called "Marionette" to enslave the citizens of Tongari Island, and even Straw Hat members and allies fall under his control. Additionally, Charlotte Cracker has teamed up with Caesar to get revenge on Luffy.

After Tokyo One Piece Tower was closed in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the official One Piece YouTube channel streamed a performance of Marionette. It can be watched with English subtitles for free here.

Trivia

 * One Piece Live Attraction 2 has a very similar plot The Great Treasure of Tongari Island, an animation featured in "Luffy's Endless Adventure" at Tokyo One Piece Tower.

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