2013·Action·43m
7.0
★
A two-part crossover special featuring characters from Dragon Ball Z, One Piece and Toriko.
Directed by Akifumi Zako and Mitsuo Hashimoto
fight
competition
cooking
food
shounen
anime
IMDB
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Cast
Masako Nozawa
Goku / Gohan / Goten (voice)
Mayumi Tanaka
Monkey D. Luffy / Krillin / Yajirobe (voice)
Kazuya Nakai
Roronoa Zoro (voice)
Ryotaro Okiayu
Toriko (voice)
Takeshi Kusao
Trunks (voice)
Akemi Okamura
Nami (voice)
Masaharu Sato
Master Roshi (voice)
Miki Ito
Android 18 (voice)
Mitsuo Iwata
Sunny (voice)
Ryo Horikawa
Vegeta (voice)
Toshio Furukawa
Piccolo (voice)
Kozo Shioya
Majin Buu (voice)
Crew
Mitsuo Hashimoto
Director
Akira Toriyama
Characters
Popular Reviews
19 reviews
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7.3★ · 05/27/26
Not the best thing but it just left so much childhood memories for me
Not the best thing but it just left so much childhood memories for me
Danny Reguinho
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
Danny Reguinho
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
Danny Reguinho
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
Danny Reguinho
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
[This is a review I wrote for this back in 2023 while I was doing a big One Piece rewatch coinciding with my short film. Relogging it here as I decide it's time to get back into One Piece and finally try to finish Wano.]
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."
"Also using this to talk about the Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special A.K.A. The World's Strongest Collaboration A.K.A One Piece Episode 590.
Which in reality is kinda just underwhelming. I find it funny to remember how much Shonen Jump and Toei tried to push Toriko as this next huge franchise but in this, those characters feel like the little brother that One Piece had to bring to the party because their mom told them they couldn't go unless they did. For a Gen-Z reference, Shonen Jump is doing the same thing right now with Kagurabachi, A.K.A. that sword guy you keep seeing memes about on Twitter.
The whole special has very heavy fan film vibes with the characters doing a greatest hits of all their iconic moves and yet with a 45 minute run time it still feels paced like a Tik Tok. I would've loved to just see Goku and Luffy vibing and being silly little guys for 20-30 minutes, maybe with some action, but what we ended up getting was very forgettable, much like Toriko was in general."