one piece It’s everywhere, but that’s no surprise since it’s become more or less one of the biggest and most popular franchises on the planet. This has led to partnerships with sports teams, food brands, clothing brands, crossovers with other shows, and more. However, despite franchise While seemingly everyone else is doing it, Mercer Labs Special Projects Manager Nasir Dean and Mercer Labs Co-Founder and Creative Director Roy Nachum still hope to capitalize on one piece brand. In New York City, Anime News Network got a special early look at the collaboration at the Mercer Laboratory Museum, where we got to see the interactive viewing experience firsthand.
After having the opportunity to speak briefly with Dean and Nachum, they expressed their hope that this collaboration would inspire creativity. one piece is a franchise Well known, but they explain that the series also opens the door to inspiring people, even in a passive way. The museum’s distinct exhibits are designed to highlight one piece Whether it’s in a padded room where you are gently serenaded with key tracks from the show’s soundtrack, or in a theater room where footage is displayed on a large wall that illuminates the entire space, there is something that washes over you in some way.
There’s a mirrored corridor that projects a gorgeous 3D rendering of a Thousand Suns, and a stimulation room with mirrors covered in lights that use footage from the series to display signature ambient noises. I found this room particularly interesting because it utilizes the sound of the rain from the fight between Kaido and Luffy, as well as the impact sound of the fight itself. Mercer Labs even utilized the colors and sound effects of Luffy and Kaido’s use of Conqueror Haki. Even though it was a relatively intense trick on the show, there were some mind-blowing thrills in being in that room. You can tell that ideas to stimulate and enhance the senses are incorporated into each exhibit. I can’t speak for everyone’s experience, and unfortunately some of the rooms were left unfinished during this sneak peek, but I feel like I achieved the desired effect.
If that’s too exciting for you, some rooms are more on the laid-back side. Perhaps my second favorite room has the Straw Hat Wanted poster projected on it. But these are not just projections or renderings of the show; they are projections of color pages that you can draw yourself on the spot. There were stacks of posters with colored crayons that you could sit and color in, which would then be projected onto the wall. I had several kids on my trip and this was hands down one of their favorites.
I’m a little disappointed inside because most of the music and sequences are almost entirely from the Wano arc in the anime. Dean did explain their creative reasoning. If the whole purpose of the show is to spark creativity and inspiration, why not use one of the most gorgeous arcs in the show? franchise? They said they wanted to use more footage throughout the process franchise Potential future shows, but they are also open to trying other franchises if the opportunity arises. The specific person whose name was deleted is dragon ball and Digimon. I thoroughly enjoyed this exhibition, it was a unique experience. Here, I hope there will be more such cooperation in the future.
