TV shows based on movies can be hit and miss, even when built from beloved cinematic worlds. Some expand the mythology in thoughtful ways, while others feel like rushed add-ons or thinly-veiled attempts to cash in on a popular IP. Audiences know the pattern well: every franchise adaptation promises more depth, but only a few spinoffs truly deliver something meaningful.
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One Piece may be known for its iconic first opening theme, but that hasn’t stopped Toei Animation from turning its numerous musical collaborations into phenomenal showcases of Eiichiro Oda’s world. The series has now featured […]