History Trivia / OnePieceFilmGold

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* TheOtherDarrin:
** The Latin American Spanish dub has many of these:
*** Zoro's second voice actor, Dafnis Fernández, reprised his role as Zoro. Oddly enough, his original actor, Gabriel Basurto, stated he auditioned for that character again, but he was rejected at the end.
*** Ayari Rivera replaces the late Diana Pérez and Karina Altamirano as Monkey D. Luffy for this film only.
*** By the time ''Gold'' was released, Usopp's voice actor for his previous appearances, Aldo Lugo, had retired. As a result, in this film, Usopp is dubbed by Rolando de la Fuente.
** In the German dub, Uwe Thomsen voices Zoro, since his previous voice actor Philipp Brammer died after an accidental fall on August 1, 2014.

*** Ayari Rivera replaces Diana Pérez and Karina Altamirano as the third voice for Monkey D. Luffy.

** In the Latin Spanish dub, Carina is voiced by Romina Marroquín Payró, who previously dubbed Miss Doublefinger in the [=4Kids=] release of the TV series.

* YouSoundFamiliar: Naoto Takenaka (Double Down and White Jack) previously voiced Shiki in ''Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld''.

* RoleReprise: Dafnis Fernández, Georgina Sánchez, Noe Velázquez, Nallely Solís, and Kerygma Flores all reprise their roles as Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Chopper, and Robin 10 years after the final episode of the first ''One Piece'' dub aired in Latin America.

* CelebrityVoiceActor: In addition to Arata Furuta and Naoto Takenaka, the Japanese version includes 12 other famous Japanese singers, actors, comedians and directors, bringing the total to 14 celebrities.
** Film actress and singer Hikari Mitsushima voices Carina.
** Tanaka is voiced by film and television actor Gaku Hamada.
** Baccarat is voiced by model and actress Nanao.
** Dice is voiced by comedian and actor Kendo Kobayashi, who appeared as Tonzura in the ''Anime/{{Yatterman}}'' live-action adaptation and Bazuso in ''Anime/BerserkTheGoldenAgeArc''.
** Taiga drama actor Kin'ya Kitaoji provides the voice for Raise Max.
** Bit, the Playboy Bunny girl who explains to Nami about the Hot Shell event, is voiced by singer, idol and model Ayaka Miyoshi.
** Forecaster and model Arisa Sato voices Kiruko, the nurse on White Jack's car.
** Actress and model Rena Takeda voices Repre, the playboy bunny girl who signal the start of the Hot Shell race.
** Mad Treasure is voiced by actor and film director Shun Oguri.
** Comedian and impressionist Korokke voices Jimmy Myers, one of the Hot Shell racers.
** Morkin's (the chimp of the Long Long Pirates) voice is provided by the comedian Nadal.
** Camael, the World Noble with the bobbing head, is voiced by comedian Masakazu Mimura.

* SoMyKidsCanWatch: Creator/PatriciaAcevedo directed the Latin American Spanish dub as a favor for her son, Rodrigo, who is a huge fan of ''One Piece''.

* TheOtherDarrin: The Latin American Spanish dub has many of these:
** Zoro's second voice actor, Dafnis Fernández, reprised his role as Zoro. Oddly enough, his original actor, Gabriel Basurto, stated he auditioned for that character again, but he was rejected at the end.
** Ayari Rivera replaces Diana Pérez and Karina Altamirano as the third voice for Monkey D. Luffy.
** By the time ''Gold'' was released, Usopp's voice actor for his previous appearances, Aldo Lugo, had retired. As a result, in this film, Usopp is dubbed by Rolando de la Fuente.

* RoleReprise: Dafnis Fernández, Georgina Sánchez, Noe Velázquez, Nallely Solís, and Kerygma Flores all reprise their roles as Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Chopper, and Robin 21 years later after the final episode of the first ''One Piece'' dub aired in Latin America.

* NonSingingVoice: In the Italian dub, Sergio Romanò (who voiced Whitejack, Narcie, Camael and Straight) provided the singing voice for Gild Tesoro.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Noé Velázquez was originally selected to direct the Latin American Spanish dub, but declined due to time limitations. Creator/PatriciaAcevedo accepted because her son is a fan of ''One Piece''. Said son, himself, Rodrigo, would go on to adapt the script for the dub and voice Sabo.

* DirectedByCastMember: In the Latin American Spanish dub, Creator/PatriciaAcevedo is the ADR director as well as the voice of a Transponder Snail.

** For Latin American viewers, the same could be applied with ''every character'' that debuted after the ill-fated 4Kids dub, since the first Latin American Spanish dub stopped at episode 104 and it hasn't resumed since then.

* SoMyKidsCanWatch: Creator/PatriciaAcevedo directed the dub as a favor for her son, Rodrigo, who is a huge fan of ''One Piece''.

* SoMyKidsCanWatch: Creator/PatriciaAcevedo directed the dub at the request of her son, Rodrigo, who is a huge fan of ''One Piece''.

** By the time ''Gold'' was released, Usopp's voice actor for his previous appearances, Aldo Lugo, had retired. As a result, in this film, Ussop is voiced by Rolando de la Fuente.

** Since Ussop's previous voice actor (Aldo Lugo) retired from voice acting, he was replaced by Rolando de la Fuente.

** For Latin American viewers, the same could be applied with ''every character'' that debuted after the ill-fated 4Kids dub, since the Latin American Spanish dub stopped at episode 104 and it hasn't resumed since then.

* WrittenByCastMember: The Latin American Spanish dub was written by Rodrigo Acevedo, who voiced Sabo in that film.

* RoleReprisal: Dafnis Fernández, Georgina Sánchez, Noe Velázquez, Nallely Solís, and Kerygma Flores all reprise their roles as Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Chopper, and Robin 21 years later after the final episode of the first ''One Piece'' dub aired in Latin America.

** Dice is voiced by comedian and actor Kendo Kobayashi.

** As with Brook in ''Anime/OnePieceFilmStrongWorld'', the movie's dub marks the first appearances of Koala and Sabo (his adult self specifically as the anime's dub reached to the childhood flashbacks with him).

* NoDubForYou: Surprisely averted in Latin America, as Toei announced they were working in a dubbed version of the film there, being the first time since 2008 that anything related with the franchise receives a dub. The reason for avoiding this trope is partly to use this film as a testbed for a likely unedited (just like Funimation did in the States) version of the TV series, also to avoid the same fate that befall ''Anime/TheLastNarutoTheMovie'' (which it was showed in some Latin American countries without a dub, and in some countries, as an art film exploiting the LeFilmArtistique [[LoopholeAbuse legal loophole]] regarding dubs) and also because in some countries, such as Mexico, any dubbed film shown in that country must be done by Mexican actors, especially animated films.

* WrittenByCastMember: The Latin American Spanish dub was written by Rodrigo Acevedo, who voiced Sabo in that film.
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* WrittenByCastMember: The Latin American Spanish dub was written by Rodrigo Acevedo, who voiced Sabo in that film.

* SoMyKidsCanWatch: Creator/PatriciaAcevedo directed the dub as a favor for her son, Rodrigo, who is a huge fan of the series..
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Noé Velázquez was originally selected to direct the Latin American Spanish dub, but declined due to time limitations, so Creator/PatriciaAcevedo replaced him because her son Rodrigo is a fan of ''One Piece''.

** Since Ussop's previous voice actor (Aldo Lugo) retired from voice acting, he was replaced by Rolando de la Fuente.

** Luffy and Zoro's voice actors went from Diana Perez and Gabriel Basurto respectively to Karina Altamirano and Dafnis Fernandez respectively as well. Oddly enough, in Zoro's case, Basurto stated he did the casting for that character again, but he was rejected at the end.
** Since Ussop's previous voice actor (Aldo Lugo) retired from voice acting, he will be voiced by another voice actor.

* NoDubForYou: Surprisely averted in Latin America, as Toei announced they were working in a dubbed version of the film there, being the first time since 2008 that anything related with the franchise receives a dub. The reason for avoiding this trope is partly to use this film as a testbed for a likely unedited (just like Funimation did in the States) version of the TV series, also to avoid the same fate that befall ''Anime/TheLastNarutoTheMovie'' (which it was showed in some Latin American countries without a dub, and in some countries, as an art film exploiting the LeFilmArtistique [[LoopholeAbuse legal loophole]] regarding dubs) and also because in some countries, such as Mexico, any dubbed film shown in that country must be done by Mexican actors, especially animated films.