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Nikky Schreier
How long do episodes usually take to get subbed? FUNimation didn't post this for their simulcast, so I'm forced to switch to fansubs. How long does it take for them to sub it? Uknownada 00:56, April 4, 2011 (UTC)
Hello, I just checked AniDB, which is a site that I trust, an I saw that this is considered a TV Special and not episode 492. Here's the link: -bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&aid=8304. Also I checked the One Piece anime category on AniDB and it states that episoee 492 will air on the 10th of April. Link: -bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&aid=69 I'd appreciate it if someone clarified this for me...
I think this should be changed from episode 492 to TV Special 5 or something like that, as I saw from the links posted above that the real episode 492 will be aired this week. And I doubt that AniDB got it wrong since they get their info from official sources or so I've heard. Anybody know where I can watch it?(subbed) animedb.net is confusing Panda 19:22, April 6, 2011 (UTC)
It appears to be a special. If someone would please take the liberty and move it to Toriko Crossover Special as well as change it on the navigation template that would be much appreciated.DancePowderer Talk 18:59, April 7, 2011 (UTC)
This is the second part of the Toriko X One Piece special. The first part of it is episode 01 of Toriko and each of the two parts last half of the 48 minutes special , meaning that each of them has about 24 minutes. It may sound strange but this IS, in fact episode 492 as stated by the Official japanese One Piece website. Oh,and even AniDB deleted the page that was dedicate to the crossover. Shinji pl 19:08, April 7, 2011 (UTC)
Sure, first of all, I'll show you a link on the official One Piece japanese website: -anim.co.jp/tv/onep/episode/summary/492/ As you can see it is a summary of the latest episode 492 (you can see the episode number and the date it aired at the top of the page) and by looking at he pictures or using google translate on the text description you'll see that it is the Toriko crossover. As a side note, if you go on AniDB's One Piece page here: -bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&aid=69 and scroll down the page, you'll see that the crossover is considered episode 492. I hope I was helpful. Shinji pl 20:08, April 7, 2011 (UTC)
Well, that makes no sense at all. The crossover episode was 48 minutes on its own, Toriko Episode #1 aired a week ago and was another 24 minutes, and it certainly wasn't part of this special episode. Oh wait, by "Toriko X One Piece special", do you mean "special event" rather than "special episode of One Piece"? If so, then things become a lot clearer. Episode #1 of Toriko, Episode #492 of One Piece and this special episode are three different things, two of which were part of one special TV event. Uraby210 20:11, April 7, 2011 (UTC)
Ok, I'll explain: the 48 minutes crossover (and by crossover I mean special TV event) that aired last week on April the 3rd is made of two parts: the first part is called "Arrival on Gourmet Island! The Gourmet Hunter Toriko Appears!" which is considered the first episode of Toriko and is 24 minutes long (I'll even give a link to the official Toriko site: -anim.co.jp/tv/toriko/episode/summary/ which is the summary of the first episode and you can see from the episode title that it's episode 1 - you can google translate it) and the second part called "The Strongest Tag-Team! Luffy and Toriko's Hard Struggle" which is One Piece episode 492 (I already posted a link on the official One Piece website earlier). And there are no three different things, there are TWO episodes, each 24 minutes long that were broadcasted as a part of a 48 minute special event. Shinji pl 21:38, April 7, 2011 (UTC)
I guess that makes sense. Still, I hope FUNimation doesn't call their next simulcast episode "492". Just something like that might cause controversy. Unless OP gets a new series when it gets to the timeskip like Dragonball and Naruto did, people will be confused for a while. Uknownada 22:06, April 7, 2011 (UTC)
At the moment the page refers to both the Torkio and One Piece episodes (The Torkio episode being the opening half, ending with the cliffhanger of Nami and Komatsu's kidnapping) of the special without making a distinction between the two; the infobox only refers to the One Piece episode, the page is titled 'Episode 492' and the plot section summarizes both the Torko and One Piece episodes. This could be misleading, as it implies that the entire hour-long special is just One Piece episode 492.
As Toriko episode 1 doesn't need its own article, I propose we rename 'Episode 492' to 'One Piece X Toriko Collaboration Special', create separate plot/infobox sections for each of the two episodes, and redirect 'Episode 492' to the new title. Naturally this would apply to the other two crossovers too. This seems more accurate, and less misleading, way of writing/titling the article to me.
The International Gourmet Organization (IGO) hosts a World Martial Eats Tournament (Tenkaichi Kuōkai), consisting of a race to the center of the hosting island and the championship prize of luxuriously rare Carat Sizzled Cattle, hosted by the Tenkaichi Budokai Announcer, IGO Director Mansam and the "World's Strongest Man" Mister Satan. Luffy, Sanji, Chopper, Nami, Franky, Brook, Zoro, Toriko, Sunny, Rin, Komatsu, Setsuno, Goku, Gohan, Goten, Trunks, Android 18, and Master Roshi enter the tournament, while Robin, Usopp, Coco, Krillin, Marron, Piccolo, Tien Shinhan, Yamcha, Chiaotzu, Puar, Ox-King, Yajirobe, Korin and Videl watch in the audience. As the race begins, all the other contestants are knocked out by a giant Konnanoarijigoku insect, leaving just those eighteen in the race.
The group arrive at a crossroads and split up between a mountain, desert and forest route. Sanji, Komatsu, Setsuno and Gohan travel through a forest, running into a Manpukuhihi; Rather than fight it, Setsuno explains that it will let them pass if they can satisfy its hunger and Sanji and Komatsu cook it several plates of food. On the desert route Brook and Roshi fake heat exhaustion and claim that indecent acts from Nami and Rin will help them recover, which is unsuccessful. Meanwhile, Franky irritates No. 18 by insisting how "Super" being a cyborg is. Elsewhere, Trunks and Goten use Fusion to become Gotenks; Chopper attempts to perform fusion himself, but his only partner is a disgusted Sunny, who refuses. Luffy, Toriko, Goku take the most difficult path: the mountain route. Goku races ahead of the other two, but is summoned by King Kai to stop an incoming dangerous creature from space. At the edge of the forest, Tina reports as Zoro arrives lost and is quickly challenged by Zebra. Having just heard of the race, Vegeta arrives looking for Goku, but quickly ends up in a three way challenge with the other two, prompting Tina to run in panic and end her coverage.
Luffy, Toriko, and Goku (having already defeated the space creature) reach the finish line and grab the Goal flag at the same time, instigating a battle between the three for victory; As the battle arena is assembled, Satan accidentally falls in and the other announcers assume he is competing alongside the three finalists. Luffy, Goku, and Toriko underestimate their attacks and destroy most of the arena, leaving only a small section where Satan is cowering. Because of this, Satan is technically the only contender still in bounds and wins the tournament. Satan decides to share the meat between all the finalists and their friends as a mysterious creature approaches the island.
Satan shares the Carat Sizzled Cattle prize with the rest of the group, pointing out that he will enjoy it more by sharing it with his friends. During the meal, Robin, Piccolo and Coco become suspicious of the IGO's motives and question Mansam. Mansam reveals that the tournament was a plan to gather the world's strongest fighters and capture the Deep Sea Glutton creature Akami, which has the ability to suck out the energy of living things. Akami jumps out from the sea and steals the powers of Usopp, Satan, and Gohan, becoming larger and stronger. Akami escapes and Setsuno informs everyone that they have 30 minutes to catch it and save those it attacked.
Sanji, Brook, Franky, Sunny, Coco, Piccolo, Goten, and Trunks all attempt to attack Akami, but have their energy drained as well, allowing Akami to evolve into a more powerful form. Luffy, Toriko and Goku find and attack Akami, and are impressed by each other's fighting skills. Their attack is unsuccessful however, as Akami can now absorb the power of attacks thrown at it too. Therefore, Toriko realizes that they need to use an attack powerful enough to defeat Akami in a single hit. Goku asks Luffy and Toriko to distract Akami while he charges a Spirit Bomb, borrowing energy from the living beings around him. As Akami begins stealing energy from the charging Spirit Bomb, Goku requests that the other people at the tournament lend their energy to the attack too. Luffy, Toriko and Goku hit Akami with an Elephant Gatling, Twin Kugi Punch and Kamehameha alongside the Genki Dama, finishing off Akami. The group celebrates with a banquet, eating Akami, while Zoro, Zebra and Vegeta are still fighting elsewhere on the island.[1]
Characters from Dragon Ball and One Piece were already featured together in the 2006 special collaboration manga Cross Epoch, and characters from One Piece and Toriko were already featured together in a 2011 special One Piece x Toriko Crossover manga and two one-hour special Toriko One Piece crossovers which aired in April 2011 and April 2012 respectively, and which were shown either before or after the weekly episodes of One Piece. Also, Toriko and One Piece share Fuji TV's "Dream 9" (ドリーム9) programming block that begins on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. since April 2011. The "Dream 9" tag was also previously used to promote the time slots of Dragon Ball Kai and One Piece during their original broadcast, as Dragon Ball Kai was followed by One Piece when it first aired in Japan; special eyecatches featuring the characters from both series were even made and shown between the two series.[citation needed] Also, various animated multi-screen Panic Adventure crossovers of various Shueisha manga series, including Dragon Ball and One Piece, have already been screened at special events.[citation needed]
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