Bandai Namco Entertainment and the Los Angeles Rams confirm that over 70,000 fans attended the recent Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns NFL game on December 3 for “Los Angeles Rams and One Piece Game Collaboration Day.” This was the first One Piece collaboration with an American sports team, and many fans were as excited to celebrate the special event.
The incredible story of Monkey D. Luffy and One Piece expands different forms of media such as the live-action Netflix series, the ongoing anime and manga, and various video games, including One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. During the weekend, One Piece and NFL fans came together at SoFi Stadium on December 3 during the Browns and Rams game for the very first time.
Los Angeles Rams and One Piece Game Collaboration Day Recap
Los Angeles Rams and One Piece Game Collaboration Day was held at SoFi Stadium on December 3 from 1:25 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (PDT). Popular One Piece characters were displayed on LED ribbons, TV monitors and digital signage within Sofi Stadium. A special original video showcasing One Piece played on the staidum’s signature 360° double-sided Infinity Screen as well. The “Wanted” AR SNAP became viral on social media, allowing fans to spread their hype for the One Piece series with people from around the world.
Additionally, limited edition Los Angeles Rams and One Piece sports towels were given away to attendees for free. One Piece-branded clear bags with illustrations from One Piece Bounty Rush and One Piece Card Game were distributed to the first 10,000 attendees at the game as well. Overall, it was a memorable day for Los Angeles Rams and One Pieces as the Rams secured a 36 -19 victory.
Lastly, new episodes of One Piece typically air on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. JST on Fuji TV in Japan. Crunchyroll is simulcasting the One Piece anime on Saturdays at 9:00 p.m. EDT. One Piece is available to watch each week with Japanese audio and English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese subtitles.
