the end credits, Vivi finds Pell alive and peace eventually returns to Alabasta. Cast Mayumi Tanaka/Colleen Clinkenbeard as Monkey D. Luffy Kazuya Nakai/Christopher R. Sabat as Roronoa Zoro Akemi Okamura/Luci Christian as Nami Kappei Yamaguchi/Sonny Strait as Usopp Hiroaki Hirata/Eric Vale as Sanji Ikue Ohtani/Brina Palencia as Tony Tony Chopper Misa Watanabe/Caitlin Glass as Nefertari Vivi Ryūzaburō Ōtomo/John Swasey as Sir Crocodile (Mr. 0) Yuriko Yamaguchi/Stephanie Young as Nico Robin (Miss All Sunday) Iemasa Kayumi/Kyle Hebert as Nefertari Cobra Takeshi Kusao/Todd Haberkorn as Koza Kenji Nojima/Kevin M. Connolly as Pell Kihachirō Uemura/Robert McCollum as Chaka Kazuki Yao/Barry Yandell as Bon Clay (Mr. 2) Tetsu Inada/Brett Weaver as Daz Bones (Mr. 1) Yuko Tachibana/Leah Clark as Miss Doublefinger Masaya Takatsuka/Scott Hinze as Mr. 4 Mami Kingetsu/Wendy Powell as Miss Merry Christmas Keisuke/Anthony Bowling as Mr. 7 Tomoko Naka/Cynthia Cranz as Miss Father's Day Keiichi Sonobe/Antimere Robinson as Terracotta Takeshi Kusao/Mark Stoddard as Jaguar D. Saul Takeshi Aono/Christopher Bevins as Lasso Adaptations Shueisha created two adaptations of the film: a film comic and a light novel, both titled . The film comic () was released on March 4 and the light novel () on March 7, 2007. Soundtrack The score on the film's soundtrack was composed by Kōhei Tanaka, Shiro Hamaguchi, Yasunori Iwasaki, Minoru Maruo and Kazuhiko Sawaguchi. The ending theme "Compass" was written and performed by Ai Kawashima. For the English release, the score was used, and an English remake of "Compass" was created for use in the English dub, but a defect in the DVD caused the Japanese version to play instead. However, the English version was used in the theatrical release as well as the Blu-ray release. Reception In its first week of showing, the film entered the Japanese weekend box office on place two. In its second and third week, it placed fourth and ninth, respectively, before falling out of the Top 10 the week after. In its fifth week of showing, the film re-entered the Top 10 for a final ninth place. In the Japanese market, the film's gross revenue summed up to $7,075,924. Including non-North American, foreign markets, the film made at total of $7,084,304 and after Funimation Entertainment's limited showing in the US, the figure rose to a worldwide total of $7,090,891. Funimation Entertainment's DVD and Blu-ray releases of the film were also the subject of several reviews by a number of publications for films