Finally, Luffy-in an adaptation of Chapter 1's last pages-throws his signature Gomu Gomu no Pistol at the Lord of the Coast. Next, the Merry comes under attack by enemy pirates, and the Straw Hats demonstrate their fighting skills: Zoro fends off a horde of men with his Three Sword Style, Sanji defeats another horde with an upside-down spin kick, Usopp uses his Egg Star to stun a man, and Nami finishes the man off with her staff. The Merry is then depicted from a super-deformed perspective, a stretching little caricature 'sailing' the world map. A close-up of the ship's bow shows all of the Straw Hats grinning and unafraid, Luffy even hanging upside-down from the figurehead. The Going Merry is then shown amidst a rough sea, surrounded by massive Sea Kings on all sides. Luffy then shows off his abilities, stretching one arm onto the Going Merry and rocketing the rest of himself onboard.Īs Luffy closes in on the camera, the opening smash-cuts to the One Piece logo. The camera cuts to Luffy, sprinting up a hill and leaping in excitement, followed by quick flashes of his crewmates: Zoro glaring, Nami waving, Usopp posing, and Sanji dragging on a cigarette. Excitedly, the narrator states that the world has entered the 'Great Age of Pirates.' With his last words, he had promised the same to anyone who could find his treasure.Ī ship is seen unfurling its Jolly Roger sail, then another, then another, until the sea is dotted with pirate ships. In addition, the song makes several apparent references to The Hunger Games, especially the events of Catching Fire, including the attic where the protagonists of the novel meet during the rebellion of District 11 and 'the view from up here', which references Katniss Everdeen's strategy of climbing trees to get a better view of the arena during the Hunger Games themselves.The narrator-in a straightforward adaptation of Chapter 1's first page-introduces Gold Roger, a pirate who had won boundless 'Wealth, Fame and Power' before his capture and execution. The song's lyrics allude to District 12, a region of the fictional country of Panem in The Hunger Games universe, subject to the nation's mining industry, and recounts the feelings of the rebels in District 12 at the onset of the rebellion towards the end of Catching Fire.

It appears as the seventh track on the album. The song was originally recorded for the 2013 Soundtrack album The Hunger Games: Catching Fire – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, which serves as the official soundtrack to the 2013 American science-fiction adventure film The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. ' Who We Are' is a song by American rock band Imagine Dragons.

We are who we are song lyrics