A samurai who swore off heroics meets a girl with nothing left to lose, and that collision burns through fifty minutes like it's a feature film. The animation doesn't just serve the story; it IS the story, every sword stroke deliberate enough to feel like it costs something. One episode, but it moves like a complete arc, which means Oda learned how to say everything that matters in the time he has.

Ryuuma is a legendary swordsman from the Land of Wano, part of Eiichiro Oda's One Piece world. On his travels he crosses paths with a young waitress who lost her hometown when a dragon destroyed it. He would rather avoid trouble, but it catches up with the two of them anyway, pulling him into a world thrown into turmoil by a dragon powerful enough to devastate the land. The single episode is an action story that also mixes in comedy and drama.