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** An even bigger one - Woonan, in many ways an {{Expy}} of Gold Roger, calls an oden specialist his closest friend. [[Recap/OnePieceWanoArc Sound familiar?]] Even better, a music piece titled "Gold & Oden" was written specifically for this movie, but reused for a ''lot'' of the anime's TearJerker scenes, Wano included.

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** An even bigger one - Woonan, in many ways an {{Expy}} of Gold Roger, calls an oden specialist his closest friend. [[Recap/OnePieceWanoArc [[Characters/OnePieceKozukiOden Sound familiar?]] Even better, a music piece titled "Gold & Oden" was written specifically for this movie, but reused for a ''lot'' of the anime's TearJerker scenes, Wano included.

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* HilariousInHindsight: El Dorago's obsession with gold and AnimalMotifs means that something like "Golden Lion" would be an obvious fit for his pirate moniker if he weren't a low-grade villain. Years later, canon would introduce to a pirate who actually ''does'' have the moniker "Golden Lion", in the form of the far more dangerous Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld''.

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El Dorago's obsession with gold and AnimalMotifs means that something like "Golden Lion" would be an obvious fit for his pirate moniker if he weren't a low-grade villain. Years later, canon would introduce to a pirate who actually ''does'' have the moniker "Golden Lion", in the form of the far more dangerous Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: El Dorago's obsession with gold and AnimalMotifs means that something like "Golden Lion" would be an obvious fit for his pirate moniker if he weren't a low-grade villain. Years later, canon would introduce to a pirate who actually ''does'' have the moniker "Golden Lion", in the form of the far more dangerous Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceStrongWorld''.

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* HilariousInHindsight: El Dorago's obsession with gold and AnimalMotifs means that something like "Golden Lion" would be an obvious fit for his pirate moniker if he weren't a low-grade villain. Years later, canon would introduce to a pirate who actually ''does'' have the moniker "Golden Lion", in the form of the far more dangerous Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceStrongWorld''.''Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: El Dorago's obsession with gold and AnimalMotifs means that something like "Golden Lion" would be an obvious fit for his pirate moniker if he weren't a low-grade villain. Years later, canon would introduce to a pirate who actually ''does'' have the moniker "Golden Lion", in the form of the far more dangerous Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceStrongWorld''.

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* HilariousInHindsight: El Dorago's obsession with gold and AnimalMotifs means that something like "Golden Lion" would be an obvious fit for his pirate moniker if he weren't a low-grade villain. Years later, canon would introduce to a pirate who actually ''does'' have the moniker "Golden Lion", in the form of the far more dangerous Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceStrongWorld''.''Anime/OnePieceStrongWorld''.
** An even bigger one - Woonan, in many ways an {{Expy}} of Gold Roger, calls an oden specialist his closest friend. [[Recap/OnePieceWanoArc Sound familiar?]] Even better, a music piece titled "Gold & Oden" was written specifically for this movie, but reused for a ''lot'' of the anime's TearJerker scenes, Wano included.
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* HilariousInHindsight: El Dorago's obsession with gold and AnimalMotifs means that something like "Golden Lion" would be an obvious fit for his pirate moniker if he weren't a low-grade villain. Years later, canon would introduce to a pirate who actually ''does'' have the moniker "Golden Lion", in the form of the far more dangerous Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceStrongWorld''.

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