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In addition, the TV version is accompanied with epic animation to set up for the Marineford Arc.

The 12th opening, "Kaze wo Sagashite" ("Search for the Wind") definitely upholds the standard for great One Piece music.

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And you know Hyadain, the guy who does a whole lot of awesome Video Game remixes? He's actually a professional composer, his real name is Kenichi Mayamada, and he composed "Share the World".

"Share The World" continues One Piece's legacy of having great openings.

Knowing that an anime has lasted for ten years and is still going strong is definitely a triumphant moment for fans.

The Ten Year Anniversary remix of "We Are".

"Jungle P" by 5050 (the 9th opening) is an epic yet catchy song that fits the Thriller Bark Arc like a glove.

Opening 6, "Brand New World" is possibly the best opening, as one of the few that shows exciting scenes from the current arc.

The intros to the English version of the second opening, "Believe" and the third opening "Toward the Light" are pretty inspirational.

This 2013 cover by AAA, made for one of the movies.

Fittingly, it's called, "We did it-Party!" It usually plays after the Big Bad is taken down, and everyone's having a good time in the aftermath.

It even makes it into an instrumental, one of the best in the series.

(There really should be a page for that.) The version with all the Straw Hats singing together is even better, turning it into Heartwarming Music.For you dubs fans out there, the Funimation version is amazing.

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And if you've been a fan of the series for so long and look back upon it, it's bound to strike a few chords in your heart. It's cheery, upbeat, and has a great singer, and the accompanying animation is impressive. While One Piece has many great opening and ending songs, this is the only one that sounds apart from mainstream J-music, and more like something specifically written for the show (it was composed by Kouhei Tanaka, after all). Nothing beats the original opening song, "We Are!", by Hiroshi Kitadani, which can in many respects be considered the series' theme song.