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I know it was said to be a hot take, but i like Richard's take on Quigon vs Smoker. While its not a direct one to one, i can definitely see the parrallels. SPOILER SPOILER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I have a really strong feeling that there will be a time when Smoker's sense of justice will be a point of contention with a specific fleet admiral.

Finally, we've reached the Jaya and Skypiea arc! This arc is my favorite story throughout the entire run of One Piece. As Noah mentioned in the Alabasta episode, the Alabasta arc was about "duty and sacrifice". Every One Piece arc has one main theme it explores. The "theme" presented in Skypiea is one of the reason why this arc is my favorite! I hope you two can delve deep into this theme in the next video!

Pacific Rim epitomizes "fridge logic" - You're entertained while watching the movie, but once you get out of your seat to grab a drink or snack, and start thinking, you ask yourself "why'd they do this or that"...

This is so dope bro

Reading is so much faster then watching is my 2 cents on this. And the anime slows to a snails pace somewhere around the middle adapting 1 chapter a episode instead of 2-3.

Well I'm technically also a Gen-X (born the last year of Gen-X) I love this series, and I see it becoming an all time classic, that will be loved for many years to come. My advise to starting One Piece, is don't think about how many chapters/episodes it has, and don't think about getting caught up. Just sit down, enjoy it for what it is, and enjoy the adventure. It´s a world that starts off small, and as the story moves along the world opens up and kinda feel alive, because of the wonderful world building. Personally I watch it with Japanese voices and subtitles, as I feel they show better emotions with their voices.

I just discovered the channel today. I am a massive fan of One Piece and have been following it since my childhood. I really glad to see other people get into the One Piece universe, enjoying the ride, the action, the emotion and everything in between that the amazing and genius Oda made for us. I also really like your analysis of all the pages, the panels, reading deep into the lore, the character chemistry, behavior and mindset and motivation of everyone. I love what you do here and hope you keep reading/watching the series, because I know you will thoroughly enjoy it!!! ❤

After listening to this I'm really excited for Dad to get to Water 7/Enies Lobby. 😁

one thing to consider, the cockpit on the robot is a practical effect, they built a giant room to house the head and mechanisms.

The theoretical way Plasma weapons function is by first creating a volume of superheated plasma and then launching a group of heat resistant projectiles through said plasma thereby createing a burst of flying molten slag, and since projectiles are not limitless the internal arm cannon's action assembly would have an auto loader system which in turn would have a shot limit or "clip" for short.

I can't believe that this is his first time seeing pacific rim

There's some good discussion in this one. My understanding of the situation with Skypiea is people who read the manga tends to like Skypiea from the get go (me included), it's the anime people that tend to don't like it because of the animation and pacing quality drop. There's also a group that insisted it was like a filler when it's just never was.

Pacific rim is not for me, Kaiju stuff doesn't do it for me. Shoehorned romance, boring motivations. I find fun movies fun. The Cable Guy is fun. I just don't find this movie any fun. But glad Noah enjoys, but I'm with Richard on this one. This movie is corporate nonsense. It is an example of high budget, low substance that has led to almost only blockbusters being made. This movie is upsetting to me culturally. For what it has done to the landscape of cinema.

3 round of applause for the dad

I was going to suggest Hell Boy but it sounds like you don’t Ron Perlman.

your dad looks like robert Greene. Good looking lad

Lol you guys are hilarious. I watched Pacific Rim the day it came out, which was also coincidentally my 14th birthday. I love it, because it's dumb, because it's fun, and because it's cringey, and because it's also immensely well made in terms of the effects, those robots look and feel real, heavy and badass. It's also the only time I remember going to the movies with my grandpa, who passed away last year at the start of the summer. I totally get the criticisms and the sheer dumbassery on diplay in this movie, but for me, it's a 10/10. I'm a bit disappointed Richard didn't really like it, but I totally get it. Keep on keeping on guys, looking forward to your next One Piece video!

you should totally watch evangelion together

As someone who enjoys this movie, and has listened to the directors commentary many times. This is more inspired by Tokusatsu(bad spelling), which is giant robots like Mazinger Z(70's giant robot show,), and older Godzilla movies. He does mention that the colors and angles are meant to be like Anime.

Thanks guys I needed this having a rough time with my anxiety I'm genuinely love the one piece videos i know thay take a while to make and i always have fun with Pacific Rim it's kind of like 300 where it's just fun action Sorry but I'm going to make a request I know RUclipsrs hate it but I really want to know what you guys think of the movie "your name" I have seen six of this directors movies four of them are in my top 10 movies of all time if not the top four I would give a description of the movie but I don't want to spoil it basically it's an anime movie that is truly beautiful I cry every time and that's not because it is a sad movie it's just that's how good it is with the music visuals and acting the dub and sub are both amazing and the band that plays the music did English and Japanese versions for the respected version Also it was the number one movie in Japan until a few years ago when the Demon Slayer movie came out

If you're looking for other movies by Guillermo del Toro, I'd recommend Pan's Labyrinth for one of his older ones.

No-Notes-Richard is without boundaries! He is unconstrained by the confines of the written word, unshackled from the confused mind of Richard-of-the-Past. There is no containing him! We have zero visibility and we are flying this plane directly into this storm just so that we can jump out without a parachute! The seat belt sign is off! Airbags have been disabled! We are leaping into the deep end immediately after eating! We will stick our arms and legs outside the ride whenever we darn well feel like it! NO NOTES!

Pacific Rim is kino

Also 1st comment??? Never got that before. Great fun Video BTW.

when i clicked this, i said "no way he hasnt seen Pacific Rim right? ..... right?"

So if your Looking for Mech stuff with a little more...... Substance.... Big O. ( Its a bit of a mind game. But Honestly really good.) Gundam Wing. (One of the MANY Gundam things. My Personal Fav.) Those would be my biggest suggestions. Both anime. Both with Low episode count. If you can find them.

What's funny is that Sanji has very similarly unkempt leg hairs as Bon Clay, but nobody sees it excpet for the few times he wears shorts.

My favourite moment 24:09 ofcourse

Dad complete jaya asap

Oh that x sign in the latest chapter of vivi in the news paper hahahahaha, man it was such a good throw back

Yes mama peach mama peach ❤️❤️❤️

14:27 , 14:29 , 6:22 I believe your mic is peaking when Noah is laughing and when he gose Hi pitch I think its just a small setup adjust needed I hv notice in other video's too Love you guys talking about one piece I love the content you guys put out. Love from India ❤❤

Monster threesome is a W of a misname XD

I'm finally caught up! I watched all the OP videos throughout the week. Very entertaining series you both do!

Everytime I watch these first reaction video I always found a new things, especially from a book analyst, since they break it down properly. When he talks about why he cries that's never gets old, and visualization does help when reading a comic like these, especially Oda's skills at potraying crying expression.

This is such a good introduction video if you want to have someone get into One Piece

One piece is great. Watching people discover this lively ficcional world for the first time will always be an enjoymeny for any one piece fan Edit: By the way, you guys look so alike! :)

Eiichiro Oda is excellent at keeping you in the dark. There are tremendous mysteries at play in this world, some of which have been being built up for as long as decades. He gives you only what you need to continue to follow the adventures of the crew. The manga, where it currently is, is full of crazy revelations that totally recontextualise so much of what you know about the world. The way all the pieces are falling into place before the endgame soon to come is truly a thing of beauty; it's hard to believe all these threads have been faithfully followed all this time, but he's making good on foreshadowing we at the time had no clue was foreshadowing. I'm studying to teach English, and predicting the ends of movies is the curse of the media literacy that demands, but One Piece is keeping it fresh 1,138 chapters and 25 years in. This world truly feels a life's work.

I love the One Piece community so much and I'm thrilled to hear you talk about it that way. It feels for most of us, I think, that when you're invested in such a long-running series, spoilers and the viewing experience are sacred. My only regret in watching One Piece is that I'll never watch it for the first time again. Fortunately, there's something special about seeing other people fall in love with it the same way.

28:08 we got to the 300 likes! Now we must know about that intermission the scholars refer to as the void intermission

Disappointed with the lack of pasta and endless breadsticks! Nice one piece review though

I strongly disagree about Nefertari Kobra being weaker as a character for not being a kingly king, sure it makes it weak as a king, but as a character it reaffirms his character as a father first human second and king last, without any spoilers, Nefertari is not a royal family with a idiology centered in power, Kobra may known where pluto is or at least the Nefertari of old knew and they didn't act in accordance to seize power, also his moto of the country is his people and the consistency with Kobra being first a fool/father since Vivi was a child he was conducting himself more as a man than a king, I believe that if crocodile ever had been better for arabasta or the world he might have abdicate the throne, so Kobra in a situation between humanity and nobility and power he is going to choose being human or humanitarian, and now in other things I would like to know your toughs in zoro fight, and recommend that in the coming arc you pay attention to the way zoro is gonna fight, cause until now zoro has one weakness and he is gonna try to overcome that weakness, Pell is truly infamous but also a weird way of telling about how durable and high in vitality are the zoan tipes(but it is more of a cope than a good explanation) I think that ussop is stronger than he believes sure he is not a heavy hitter in the crew but he is not entirely normal he also does not know sickness and he wistand lots of punishment, maybe some of the xray shots during his fight with the mole are only for comedic purposes but he still takes a lot of punishment and keeps getting up, about the miseries in one piece don't worry every mistery gets resolved little by little, unfortunately for every answer there are 2 or more questions

I hope they watch G8 and talk about it

Thank you dad <3

tfw i realize Vivi-Koza-Crocodile stand for wisdom-courage-power

About the King scene i think it might be similar to how Vivi bowing down in Drum Island, maybe its something like a King is King because of his people and King will bow down for his people, cuz the way i see it, Cobra never wanted himself saved or his sovereignty but his people, and Luffy saved them. But anyhow i wasnt also a fan of the scene, now it doesnt bother me.

I don't think the king bowing necessarily diminishes his character. A similar example is from "Lord of the Rings - Return of the King". The end scene "you bow to no one" was very heart felt I'm my opinion.

Ooooh! Dad is correct. It is a belief in China and Japan (and maybe Korea, but I'm not sure) that saving a life creates a responsibility to that life and for the outcomesof that life. If you save a person from drowning but leave them to starve, it's the same as killing them yourself. If you save a person and they commit a crime, it's the same as doing it yourself. There's a bunch of manga plot points that don't really make sense without that context (particularly Naoki Urosawa's Monster.) Robin's joining the crew is definitely one of them.

Dont forget the movies. You should probably start with "Strong World" and go from there when the time comes. I think The movies starting with "Strong World" and onward really deepen everything on another level. Hina is kinda important there too. Shes loyal and plays a big part and shes extremely cool in my opinion. With their introduction we get the first sense that there are multiple generations in the Navy. And their age, their rank and their joining (and therefore their respective experience) later allows them to be assigned to a respective era that has had a significant influence on them. It is the cornerstone for presenting different conceptions of justice.