@@irishkniferd9837 cause no offense but anime at the end of the day is a cartoon, in live action they need to show a little more human side to the characters
I am literally desperate in hopes of them actually getting the live action that far, and maybe i'm gonna need another copium tank for a Marineford live action
Totally agreed 😢 “I told you to get the hell out of here.” “You did.” “Then leave! You don’t know anything about what’s going on here…” “I don’t.” “Luffy. Help me……” . . . “…of course I will”
Oh, this scene in the anime got me sold on the show. Loved the fact the LA did it so well. In my perspective. Luffy giving Nami his hat. A very trusted treasure of his painted the picture of you're just as or more valuable as this hat to me. I immediately wanted to watch luffys' journey. Ep 1072-73 was fucking lit. I dont remember which one but 5th gear was crazy.
He said it three times. First, was softly, to Nami. Second, was to build it up and reiterate himself. To reassure Nami that he is here. Third, was to us and the world.
This scene out of the entirety of season 1 was the one I was most worried about. It's a scene thats always stayed with me from the manga and anime and the actress who played nami, nailed it. So happy with how incredible it turned out.
"let's go!" "Right!!" No arguments about the merits of the action. No pointing out Nami's earlier betrayal. The Captain has spoken, and the crew obeys.
@@MrHealingmonk not like luffy already did in the story up to that point for each of the others. he picked a fight with a marine base to get zoro and his swords out he defended a village against a pirate invasion that had nothing to do with him and he picked a fight against don krieg and defended the baratie actually that seems to be the modus operandi for how luffy gets his crew. he helps/saves them or their home and they get so grateful that they join his crew
@@blazypika2 He didn't shout immediately he put his hat on her first, stepped forward and paused before shouting. I don't mind him saying it calmly first although I wish he did it only once before shouting instead of repeating it a couple times first but that is a very minor nitpick.
I just hope they word it right. "TAKE ME TO SEA WITH YOU" turns the entirety of their ocean-spanning adventure into a gigantic metaphor for escaping to freedom. "TAKE ME AWAY FROM HERE" doesn't have a fraction of that profundity.
@@k2geekd and i definitely dont wanna hear fake fan live watchers opinions especially if you havent seen ALL of one piece anime and manga like I HATE fanboy botboy fake profile no photo
This is actually so well executed, especially with the fact that the villager’s probs don’t know abt her sacrifice until her sister tells them, so it makes her feel way more alone until luffy pulls up
In the OG her sister was in on it the whole time and caved into the villagers as things went to shit. And they did the angry mob thing. That's when she breaks down and Luffy comes to help, because she thought they were going to get slaughtered and there was nothing she could do.
I liked better with the fact that the villagers are sacrificing their lives after nami fails to buy back the village. The original feels much more like she has lost everything. Also original Luffy is completely clueless by choice (i like this one better there)
@literaryloser4470 my single biggest gripe with the live action show. It's not that big of a deal, it just happens to be my single favorite moment in One Piece and what sold me on the series
@@chantalmank2263 It doesn't need to be a exactly copy of the anime, the performance was good and it displayed the correct emotions for the scene. And for the Arlong park walk, well, it's kinda understable since it takes too much time.
I love Emily Rudd, she's nailed Nami perfectly.... I can feel her angry, her confuse, her despair since meet with Arlong again.... Until she's felt hopeless and cry for help from Luffy 😢
@@fry4guy421 Yeah but they kept the dude asking for Roger about the One Piece. And that 100% an Anime thing. So clearly they were fine with borrowing stuff from the anime.
@@Coach_Shiner Not really. Apparently he didn't want Garp to be featured prominently in the Live Action version. Yet the director conviced hin otherwise. So clearly is not fully what he wants. Also why are you telling me this? It still doesn't negates what I'm saying. If Oda wants to borrow from the anime then he can borrow from the anime.
This scene is perfect, PERFECT. Emily's rage leading to a quiet desperation as she finally lets her walls tumble and accepts help from others. Inaki's quiet fury. Luffy never awnsers back or tries to talk her down, he stops her hurting herself, agrees with her, then tells her He'll help her without a second of thought. All the time hes Seithing with rage at someone hurting his friend. And then, with the music building slowly, a Perfect Manga/Anime shot of the others agreeing to help instantly. I said at the start that no matter what, my opinion of this show rested on how they handled this scene. its THE scene that built One Peice, a show about found family coming together to be more than their pain. And they nailed it. while Emily was amazing here, Inaki was perfect, showing the deeply scary side of Luffy. Luffy is a lovable goofball, but he can be TERRIFING if you hurt the people he loves. The Show makes mistakes is isn't perfect, but unlike so many other adaptaions of it's kind which try to hide where it came from, it's definately One Piece.
Well said also a lot of those mistakes were rly just (mostly oda) getting a second chance to write the beginning with no consequences to the canon + a bit of surprise since it's mostly fans watching an exact replica would be a bit boring
I also think the change from day in the anime to night settings in this scene somehow made it hits harder, it adds the sadness and melancholy of Nami being desperate in the darkness.😢
You're so right about Inaki. Luffy isn't just the goofball who loves making friend and eating meat. He's also the pirate captain who will beat the fucking brakes off you if you dare hurt one of those friends. And Inaki nails both sides so well
The fact that they shot it at night adds to the realism of the tropical world of OP for me. Coming from Caribbean islands, Night scenes like this are natural, and they pulled it off excellently here
This scene is almost a perfect mirror to the anime counterpart, down to the amount of stabs, the famous shot, Zoro, Sanji and Ussop's faces side by side. I love the dedication of this show to give us a live action version of the manga, and not their own version... like some other life actions.
The way he throws his arms up mirrors how he exclaimed he was going to be king of the pirates. He channels the same energy for his dream as he does for helping his friends.
I can't believe I actually started to tear up again during this scene. It hit all the right notes and final part with Zoro, Sanji, and Usopp gave me chills.
I’m so thankful that this moment wasn’t changed for the sake of making Nami “Stranger”. It’s beautiful when you truly need help and someone stands up for you.
The simplicity of this scene is so good. Forgiveness, friendship and loyalty; tied together in a perfectly acted scene. I'll take a few scenes like this over half of what is being made today, because these are messages that everyone can get behind.
This is what a real empowered woman is, strong and yet knows the reality that's it's impossible to solve everything on their own. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.
I like that in the anime, when he puts the hat on her head she remembers that he calls it his treasure. She didn’t really appreciate Luffy until that moment, she realized that he gave her the most important thing in the world to hold onto while he helps her out. You can spot her realization beautifully in the anime. Wish it was here but very much nitpicking
Emily and Inaki killed it! This was the scene that really hooked me on the series years ago and now it even gave me the same impact in live action. I loved it and couldn't ask for more
Another thing which I really enjoyed is when the camera shifts to Sanji, Zoro, Usopp the main bgm mixed with Sanji’s trumpet, Zoro’s Japanese flute and Usopp drums gave me goosebumps fr
Geting goosebumps in this scene .. specially when those 3 waiting for luffys order.. zoros posture.. sanji wt his cigarette and ussop sitting in the corner.. damn..
I love the symbolism of Luffy’s hat in this scene. Being that it’s his most prized possession, he gave it to Nami to demonstrate his trust and respect towards her. And in turn, it allowed Nami to trust him back…
This scene perfectly sums up Luffy showing so much empathy towards Nami. And that expression on his face just made him look like an absolute boss. Whoever had the Idea of adapting this scene with care and faithfulness to the source material better get a long running career. This is Perfection
As someone who saw the live action first, I'm unironically thinking of starting the anime when I finish it. Now I see why it's been going on as long as it has.
Emily Rudd and Inaki Godoy's performance in this scene are both amazing. I love that we finally have something to point to when someone asks what a *good* live-action anime adaptation looks like.
This scene was truly filled with emotion and made me cry when Nami started yelling while stabbing herself. One suggestion I have is that her change of heart would've hit harder if the tension leading up to her request was pushed a bit further as it happened in the anime, with her yelling at Luffy to go away until breaking into tears, acknowledging losing control over the situation, unable to do anything anymore, and thus, asking Luffy for help.
I think they were playing off of the fact that earlier in the episode Luffy said if you need our help ask. But yeah the scene in of itself was fantastic. Only other critique i would add would be to add the scene they did for the anime after luffy gave her his hat
@@drbastion6951 Yeah that walk into Arlong Park was one of the most memorable scenes back in the day, they could've extended the scene with them directly breaking into the place along with that music and finishing monumentally with Luffy asking for Arlong. Man, that would've been so epic.
I pick at a lot of little things as a long time anime watcher and I couldn’t agree more. Having her yell at him and finally break really adds to the moment to be. It’s just a pause here which doesn’t hit as hard to me
I am not much of a One Piece fan but I will say this live action series on Netflix made me understand why this series is part of the Big 3 and why it's so love... I can't wait to see Water 7's arc
What I enjoy the most about the live action is that it’s really faithful to the anime/manga, but it’s also different enough to make me feel like I’m getting to watch One Piece for the first time all over again. I think that’s amazing.
Emily said out of all the scenes on the show this was the one she was most nervous about because it was the scene that made her say she loved One Piece.
This is the scene I was waiting for the most when watching the live action. This is my favorite scene in all of One Piece. God damn the snap of putting the hat firmly on Nami is the best way they could have translated the emotion of the scene. Absolutely amazing.
Emily Rudd NAILED this. I didn’t even see the original. I’m not a big anime fan, I just watched this cause my boyfriend is one piece obsessed and he asked me to. But this is incredible acting. I cried, i had a whole breakdown. Amazing is all i can say.
Y'know what I really love about this? They are unapologetic about being so close to the comic. It's like they have pondered how these won't translate well to the live action medium but they did it anyway. And honestly, that unapologeticness is exactly what a made it work. They're not imitating the source material. They're emulating it. And that makes all the difference that no other live action adaptations lack.
The way Luffy passes his hat over is really interesting to me. He takes it off sideways, even raising his hand sideways, so that he never breaks eye contact with her. He's making sure she knows he's there and ready, even when it seems like he's doing something else.
I think "of course I will" is accurate to the original Japanese but the Dub's "hes gonna pay!!" To me always had more impact when he screams. Either way, couldnt be happier with this show. Really looking forward to S2
I've felt hit or miss with the flashbacks(excluding the Sanji one that was perfect). This scene on the other hand is perfect. Was worried Inaki couldn't pull off Luffy's serious phase.
@@xJayhawkFANx I felt sad about Kuina's death but overall yeah. It's a shame too because Usopp's story made me sad in the anime, but in the live action he got the most cut. I really hope they find a balance in the next season, and don't rush important moments.
This scene will always be the one that hits home. Luffy already accepted Nami without knowing her backstory. He stuck around because she’s already his Nakama. But he waited until Nami asked for help before he stepped in. The characterization of Luffy here is amazing!
I love how willing they are to recreate scenes directly from the manga without being afraid of them being too “cheesy.” One piece as a manga is already extremely campy, and not backing away from it or giving it a cynical edge gives it a sense of earnestness that so many adaptations lose.
This was the moment I spent months fretting over. Nami's character Arc in the East Blue set the bar for the whole series, and reined as THE moment of One Piece until Ennies Lobby. Had Nami's actress delivered anything less than perfect, the whole series would be torn to shreds by long-time fans. Emily Rudd and Inaki Godoy in this scene surpassed every expectation. All of the cast were perfect; no words, no explanation, just "Help me." "Of course I will." "Let's Go."/"Right." This was Anime adaptation done right in a way nothing has every pulled of, until now.
Luffy's normally so cheerful and happy-go-lucky. But, when you mess with his friends, he becomes as serious as a nuclear weapon. Just absolutely beautiful acting, directing, cinematography, and score.
The original anime scene hits me as a kid, but seeing this in live action as adult and changed the setting into nightime somehow hits harder Emily Rudd nailed her role as Nami and so did Inaki as Luffy, I love them so much❤🎉
When I first started watching the One Piece anime, I didn’t really like it and I thought about quitting. However, I decided to push forward just a bit more before stopping and when I saw this scene for the first time, it took my breath away. After all the buildup, seeing the raw emotion of this scene, and the walk to Arlong Park, I had never felt such a drastic shift in my opinion and vowed to see how deep the One Piece rabbit hole went. After years of catching up, not a single part of me regrets it because I kept going and was rewarded with one of the greatest stories I’ve ever witnessed.
nami screaming arlongs name in anger and sadness as she stabs her self. Goodness she executed it so well it hits right in the gut😢 her desperate voice when she said help me was so good 😭 since in the live action no one knows about her sacrifice unlike in the manga, arlongs betrayal kinda hit harder bc she literally has nothing anymore. at that moment it dawned on her that village hates her, that she wasted more than half of her life as a prisoner and with the betrayal, she might as well spend the rest of her days as arlongs errand girl since she wont be able to pay. man i love nami's character so much.
The most emotional scene in the East Blue saga was done flawlessly. Emily killed it with Nami's breakdown, and Inaki perfectly balanced the subtle badassness of Luffy lending Nami his hat, and the cartoony badassness of the "OF COURSE I WILL!"- line. I remember shedding a tear watching it the first time.
Good chance they’ll be a budget increase, especially considering how well this season did. Just take a look at stranger things, first season cost 6 million per episode and 4th cost about 30 because they saw how popular it was. One piece definitely deserves a higher budget in every way
I just went and watched the anime scene and damn did the live action ever nail it here. Down to the staging of where the other guys were standing and the 3 shot panel.
People don't realise that faithful and 1 to 1 to source doesn't mean good adaptation. If you liked the anime or manga version so much just go consume it that way. The Live Action did its own thing while maintaining the One Piece feel to it (hell it was more faithful than the anime in a lot of scenes), it's an amazing work and one of the best Live Action adaptations of a comic series ever.
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I love how the homeboys are just casually posing nearby like fucking badasses.
just like in the anime
This is between Captain and Navigator. 1st Mate, Sharpshooter, and Cook are on stand-by... A true crew knows that.
Bro, It was The Most anime moment.
It was the moment in the anime and the live adaption where every single one of them 100% knew that they're officially a crew now.
"like"?
You know what I love about this scene: Luffy doesn't even question her. He does it because he values her not for her skills but as a friend.
YES! This...right here! She's a member of his crew, and NO ONE messes with his crew.
He values her for her skills 2 obv not primary reason
In the anime he answered more carefreely. He's too serious in the live action
@@irishkniferd9837 cause no offense but anime at the end of the day is a cartoon, in live action they need to show a little more human side to the characters
@@Detective_depther anime is definitely not a cartoon. They're both animates but totally different
I can't seem to wait to see the live action version of robin shouting ''i want to live''
or the "shut up, lets go" to chopper
I am literally desperate in hopes of them actually getting the live action that far, and maybe i'm gonna need another copium tank for a Marineford live action
Or the “no matter what!” From Luffy in enies lobby
I'm already tearing up...
Or the punch on the celestial dragon
Inaki fucking killed it as Luffy, dude. Perfect balance of goofy and serious that the character is.
He's nothing like Luffy
@@Palidor Yeah say that to Oda that choose the actor himself . LOL
@@dexterter Oda's wrong in choosing him
@@Palidorbro thinks he knows better than the fucking author of One Piece lmfao
@@Palidorsame thing your mom would say to you
she nailed the sudden switch from sounding angry at luffy to begging for help, gave me chills, shes so good at this role😭😭😭
Totally agreed 😢
“I told you to get the hell out of here.”
“You did.”
“Then leave! You don’t know anything about what’s going on here…”
“I don’t.”
“Luffy. Help me……”
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.
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“…of course I will”
@@thornzcarson9233" of course I will" " OF COURSE I WILL!!!!"
You know how well is the live action done when this scene makes you cry like the anime did.
Oh, this scene in the anime got me sold on the show. Loved the fact the LA did it so well. In my perspective. Luffy giving Nami his hat. A very trusted treasure of his painted the picture of you're just as or more valuable as this hat to me. I immediately wanted to watch luffys' journey. Ep 1072-73 was fucking lit. I dont remember which one but 5th gear was crazy.
I agree
yep. Soon as i saw her stumble to the ground i was like oh.. oh no..... here come the water works.
I was literally crying because I knew what was about to happen
This scene didn't make me cry in the live action Adaption. It wasn't emotional. The Anime was so much better🤷♀️
Oda wasn’t kidding when he said this scene was perfect.
cap show non canon
exactly like the anime
@@karatexperience capppp
@@nochillpharaohbro, PLEASE shut up
What a sad person @@nochillpharaoh
He said it three times.
First, was softly, to Nami.
Second, was to build it up and reiterate himself. To reassure Nami that he is here.
Third, was to us and the world.
It was even better than the anime IMO
CTRL + C
i agree. this moment was even better than the anime.
@@marcoskapoabsolutely not 😂 you need a rewatch
@@OfficialSammYTdefinitely better we all watched
This goes way harder than I expected. These guys did a phenomenal job
This scene out of the entirety of season 1 was the one I was most worried about. It's a scene thats always stayed with me from the manga and anime and the actress who played nami, nailed it. So happy with how incredible it turned out.
But what about luffy?
This scene suck
I hated it i laughed out loud when i saw it for the firs time
More than phenomenal imo
"let's go!"
"Right!!"
No arguments about the merits of the action. No pointing out Nami's earlier betrayal.
The Captain has spoken, and the crew obeys.
They know Luffy would do the same for them. "They have each others backs"
@@MrHealingmonk not like luffy already did in the story up to that point for each of the others.
he picked a fight with a marine base to get zoro and his swords out
he defended a village against a pirate invasion that had nothing to do with him
and he picked a fight against don krieg and defended the baratie
actually that seems to be the modus operandi for how luffy gets his crew. he helps/saves them or their home and they get so grateful that they join his crew
I love how they edited it like in the anime too with the three split frames
Obeys? That feels like the wrong word.
@@charlottesmoviephile8924 The captain leads and the the crew follows
"Of course I will" said Luffy, calmly.
I do like that it’s built up to the shout. Kinda felt like he’s letting the anger flow out
unfunny
Harry Potter book fans never forget
@@dejaypage1575 same. in the anime, he did the shout immediately and i feel the pacing here is better.
@@blazypika2 He didn't shout immediately he put his hat on her first, stepped forward and paused before shouting. I don't mind him saying it calmly first although I wish he did it only once before shouting instead of repeating it a couple times first but that is a very minor nitpick.
If they can make 'Help Me Luffy' hit this hard
*Imagine how hard 'I Want To Live' is going to hit*
Or vivis goodbye
I cant wait!!!!
Nah better yet, Sakura Blooms on Drum Island
I just hope they word it right.
"TAKE ME TO SEA WITH YOU" turns the entirety of their ocean-spanning adventure into a gigantic metaphor for escaping to freedom.
"TAKE ME AWAY FROM HERE" doesn't have a fraction of that profundity.
Imagine Luffy vs Usopp at Water 7
That small trumpet melody along with the scene shows the four guys having the same poses as the manga version gave me goosebumps
Right!!!
I think that's supposed to represent sanji's theme, together with zoro (the flute) and usopp's guitar must be there somewhere
It would have been way more epic with the Ost Overtaken and if they had kept the walk to arlong park 🤷♀️
This Soundtrack hit it out of the park, even better than the anime.
But my top favorite is the English dub for this scene. Nami's VA was stellar.
@@chantalmank2263no it wouldn’t ,this version is more epic
i love the music that starts playing when luffy grabs nami's hand. super good stuff. the composers did a great job
It's the button for goosebumps
Does anyone know the bgm name? 🤧
@@himanshukukreti8740
"Luffy Help Me" Sonya Belousova, Giona Ostinelli
i know!! it’s very reminiscent of the anime’s early soundtrack, it’s so so good 😭
It may not be "Overtaken," but it slaps in its own right. Mad props to the composers.
One of the best pieces of acting i've seen from dedicated actors. Emily and Iñaki NAILED IT!
Wow.
His name is Iñaki. Stop trying to americanize everything, it's disrespectful to other cultures.
@@smaay THERE, ya f**king happy now?....jeez it was an honest mistake. And btw i'm british not american.
@@smaaydon’t be rude, it’s not their fault
@@smaayAs a Latin American. I dont give a fuck. Let them write whichever way they want.
I’m actually impressed how well they recreated this scene, even some of the same poses when luffy says “let’s go”
Exactly the same poses what you mean “some” ?🤦♂️🤓
recreated what? 1 scene but capped the rest
@@nochillpharaohur bored asf😭
@@k2geekd im definitely chill high with a nice blunt .... BTW i don't talk to fake bot pages not man enough to put your face on your words
@@k2geekd and i definitely dont wanna hear fake fan live watchers opinions especially if you havent seen ALL of one piece anime and manga like I HATE fanboy botboy fake profile no photo
This is actually so well executed, especially with the fact that the villager’s probs don’t know abt her sacrifice until her sister tells them, so it makes her feel way more alone until luffy pulls up
In the OG her sister was in on it the whole time and caved into the villagers as things went to shit. And they did the angry mob thing. That's when she breaks down and Luffy comes to help, because she thought they were going to get slaughtered and there was nothing she could do.
I liked better with the fact that the villagers are sacrificing their lives after nami fails to buy back the village.
The original feels much more like she has lost everything. Also original Luffy is completely clueless by choice (i like this one better there)
@literaryloser4470 my single biggest gripe with the live action show. It's not that big of a deal, it just happens to be my single favorite moment in One Piece and what sold me on the series
I love how Luffy is such a cinnamon roll naturally until someone he cares about has been hurt and the beast gets unleashed
Or how is it now "She gave us food!"
"Looks like a cinnamon roll, could kill you"
“Beware the nice ones”
I love the fact they just say "right" to Luffy's order without any question, even Usopp being the most scaried.
You know youve fucked up if pre time skip Ussop was ready to throw down
Damn she frickin nailed the scream. I seriously didn’t expect such heartfelt screaming from the actress. It was perfect!
This is the best part of the whole live action for me, I love how accurately they depicted it like in the anime.
They even had everybody sitting there at the end, the same way
I dare to say that is even better than the anime with the background music and the acting.
@@marcoskapo After rewatching the original scene a couple times I agree, it's so well done here.
@@marcoskapoit's not better than the Anime. There were way to little Emotion and not enough blood. Netflix also robbed us the walk to arlong park
@@chantalmank2263 It doesn't need to be a exactly copy of the anime, the performance was good and it displayed the correct emotions for the scene. And for the Arlong park walk, well, it's kinda understable since it takes too much time.
man! this scene doesn’t get old. brings me tears every time
I love Emily Rudd, she's nailed Nami perfectly.... I can feel her angry, her confuse, her despair since meet with Arlong again.... Until she's felt hopeless and cry for help from Luffy 😢
I wish they kept that epic walk of the gang to Arlongs place from the Anime. But still, this series ist far above my earlier expectations.
As sad as I was about them not adding that too it makes sense that scene wasn't in here cause this is more based off the manga and not the anime.
@@fry4guy421 Yeah but they kept the dude asking for Roger about the One Piece. And that 100% an Anime thing. So clearly they were fine with borrowing stuff from the anime.
@@Magnet_ChaosEiichiro made it. It's whatever he wants to do
@@Coach_Shiner Not really. Apparently he didn't want Garp to be featured prominently in the Live Action version.
Yet the director conviced hin otherwise.
So clearly is not fully what he wants.
Also why are you telling me this? It still doesn't negates what I'm saying. If Oda wants to borrow from the anime then he can borrow from the anime.
@@Magnet_Chaos I wasn't negating what you said
This scene is perfect, PERFECT.
Emily's rage leading to a quiet desperation as she finally lets her walls tumble and accepts help from others. Inaki's quiet fury. Luffy never awnsers back or tries to talk her down, he stops her hurting herself, agrees with her, then tells her He'll help her without a second of thought. All the time hes Seithing with rage at someone hurting his friend. And then, with the music building slowly, a Perfect Manga/Anime shot of the others agreeing to help instantly.
I said at the start that no matter what, my opinion of this show rested on how they handled this scene. its THE scene that built One Peice, a show about found family coming together to be more than their pain. And they nailed it. while Emily was amazing here, Inaki was perfect, showing the deeply scary side of Luffy. Luffy is a lovable goofball, but he can be TERRIFING if you hurt the people he loves.
The Show makes mistakes is isn't perfect, but unlike so many other adaptaions of it's kind which try to hide where it came from, it's definately One Piece.
Well said also a lot of those mistakes were rly just (mostly oda) getting a second chance to write the beginning with no consequences to the canon + a bit of surprise since it's mostly fans watching an exact replica would be a bit boring
I also think the change from day in the anime to night settings in this scene somehow made it hits harder, it adds the sadness and melancholy of Nami being desperate in the darkness.😢
You're so right about Inaki. Luffy isn't just the goofball who loves making friend and eating meat. He's also the pirate captain who will beat the fucking brakes off you if you dare hurt one of those friends. And Inaki nails both sides so well
exactly
The fact that they shot it at night adds to the realism of the tropical world of OP for me. Coming from Caribbean islands, Night scenes like this are natural, and they pulled it off excellently here
Oda-sensei was right. this scene is perfect
Manga, Anime and Live Action..this scene really hits hard. 😢
me too.
Nami's performance is superb
the build up to luffy's "OF COURSE I WILL!!!" really hit hard just like it did in the anime.
truly, this adaptation did this scene justice!
This scene is almost a perfect mirror to the anime counterpart, down to the amount of stabs, the famous shot, Zoro, Sanji and Ussop's faces side by side. I love the dedication of this show to give us a live action version of the manga, and not their own version... like some other life actions.
I could’ve sworn that Nami stabbed her arm multiple times. Maybe I was imagining things or it changes depending on the OVA, Movie, Special, Episode?
@@Gemini053and she does? Look at the video.
The way he throws his arms up mirrors how he exclaimed he was going to be king of the pirates. He channels the same energy for his dream as he does for helping his friends.
I can't believe I actually started to tear up again during this scene. It hit all the right notes and final part with Zoro, Sanji, and Usopp gave me chills.
I’m so thankful that this moment wasn’t changed for the sake of making Nami “Stranger”. It’s beautiful when you truly need help and someone stands up for you.
Nami being allowed to be weak after so long playing strong really makes her character. Such an amazing performance
The simplicity of this scene is so good. Forgiveness, friendship and loyalty; tied together in a perfectly acted scene. I'll take a few scenes like this over half of what is being made today, because these are messages that everyone can get behind.
This is what a real empowered woman is, strong and yet knows the reality that's it's impossible to solve everything on their own. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.
I like that in the anime, when he puts the hat on her head she remembers that he calls it his treasure. She didn’t really appreciate Luffy until that moment, she realized that he gave her the most important thing in the world to hold onto while he helps her out. You can spot her realization beautifully in the anime. Wish it was here but very much nitpicking
Emily and Inaki killed it! This was the scene that really hooked me on the series years ago and now it even gave me the same impact in live action. I loved it and couldn't ask for more
Another thing which I really enjoyed is when the camera shifts to Sanji, Zoro, Usopp the main bgm mixed with Sanji’s trumpet, Zoro’s Japanese flute and Usopp drums gave me goosebumps fr
Geting goosebumps in this scene .. specially when those 3 waiting for luffys order.. zoros posture.. sanji wt his cigarette and ussop sitting in the corner.. damn..
saaame mate
I love the symbolism of Luffy’s hat in this scene. Being that it’s his most prized possession, he gave it to Nami to demonstrate his trust and respect towards her. And in turn, it allowed Nami to trust him back…
This scene perfectly sums up Luffy showing so much empathy towards Nami. And that expression on his face just made him look like an absolute boss.
Whoever had the Idea of adapting this scene with care and faithfulness to the source material better get a long running career. This is Perfection
I remember shedding a tear when I watched this scene in the anime about 9 years ago. And it happened again now in the live action...
The way this had me sobbing in the anime and in the live action series. These people were MEANT for these roles.
I liked this scene alot in the anime... i love how Luffy increases the intensity with "ofcourse i will" This scene is the GOAT
As someone who saw the live action first, I'm unironically thinking of starting the anime when I finish it. Now I see why it's been going on as long as it has.
You should. The anime/manga is amazing
I feel the same! Gonna start watching the anime now
Read the manga
If you ever watched old dragon ball, you'll love it...
Just started
Watch the Anime First. Then you will understand how fucking good this is done. Adaptation done right
Emily Rudd and Inaki Godoy's performance in this scene are both amazing. I love that we finally have something to point to when someone asks what a *good* live-action anime adaptation looks like.
They did an amazing job! Kudos to the music composer as well…really nails the emotion and epicness of the scene.
0:22 *_"That's enough Nami."_*
This scene was truly filled with emotion and made me cry when Nami started yelling while stabbing herself. One suggestion I have is that her change of heart would've hit harder if the tension leading up to her request was pushed a bit further as it happened in the anime, with her yelling at Luffy to go away until breaking into tears, acknowledging losing control over the situation, unable to do anything anymore, and thus, asking Luffy for help.
I think they were playing off of the fact that earlier in the episode Luffy said if you need our help ask. But yeah the scene in of itself was fantastic. Only other critique i would add would be to add the scene they did for the anime after luffy gave her his hat
@@drbastion6951 Yeah that walk into Arlong Park was one of the most memorable scenes back in the day, they could've extended the scene with them directly breaking into the place along with that music and finishing monumentally with Luffy asking for Arlong. Man, that would've been so epic.
True hopefully 🤞 since this is successful we can have a season 2 wherein longer episodes that stay true to the anime and manga ❤
@@timo713I was looking for an opinion like yours! 200% agree
I pick at a lot of little things as a long time anime watcher and I couldn’t agree more. Having her yell at him and finally break really adds to the moment to be. It’s just a pause here which doesn’t hit as hard to me
I am not much of a One Piece fan but I will say this live action series on Netflix made me understand why this series is part of the Big 3 and why it's so love... I can't wait to see Water 7's arc
What I enjoy the most about the live action is that it’s really faithful to the anime/manga, but it’s also different enough to make me feel like I’m getting to watch One Piece for the first time all over again. I think that’s amazing.
It's such a simple story executed flawlessly. Exactly the direction we should be going in.
This live action series is better than it has any right to be.
Emily said out of all the scenes on the show this was the one she was most nervous about because it was the scene that made her say she loved One Piece.
I can't be the only that felt good when he said "ofcourse i will"
This is the scene I was waiting for the most when watching the live action. This is my favorite scene in all of One Piece.
God damn the snap of putting the hat firmly on Nami is the best way they could have translated the emotion of the scene. Absolutely amazing.
Emily Rudd NAILED this. I didn’t even see the original. I’m not a big anime fan, I just watched this cause my boyfriend is one piece obsessed and he asked me to. But this is incredible acting. I cried, i had a whole breakdown. Amazing is all i can say.
almost frame by frame ...excelent job ... mission acomplished , I cried
Y'know what I really love about this? They are unapologetic about being so close to the comic. It's like they have pondered how these won't translate well to the live action medium but they did it anyway. And honestly, that unapologeticness is exactly what a made it work. They're not imitating the source material. They're emulating it. And that makes all the difference that no other live action adaptations lack.
IM OBSESSED WITH 2:20 and the way the panels match the manga 😭
Emily knock this out of the park!🔥🔥🔥🔥
She knocked it out of the Arlong Park
@@mememan3447 my man!
And Inaki knocked Arlong out of his own park!👊
The way Luffy passes his hat over is really interesting to me. He takes it off sideways, even raising his hand sideways, so that he never breaks eye contact with her. He's making sure she knows he's there and ready, even when it seems like he's doing something else.
I think "of course I will" is accurate to the original Japanese but the Dub's "hes gonna pay!!" To me always had more impact when he screams. Either way, couldnt be happier with this show. Really looking forward to S2
I've felt hit or miss with the flashbacks(excluding the Sanji one that was perfect). This scene on the other hand is perfect. Was worried Inaki couldn't pull off Luffy's serious phase.
Having never seen any one piece anime, Sanji’s flashback and the child actor who played him were incredible. I cried.
I thought Zoros was very meh. Same with Ussop. But I thought Namis was very good and Sanji's was INCREDIBLE!
@@xJayhawkFANx I felt sad about Kuina's death but overall yeah. It's a shame too because Usopp's story made me sad in the anime, but in the live action he got the most cut.
I really hope they find a balance in the next season, and don't rush important moments.
My only nitpick is that it took place at night otherwise it was perfect.
Luffys and Sanjis are the best ones tbh
2:13-2:23 this part had me hyped
They crushed this scene. I'm glad it was done justice and it's still my favorite scene in One Piece after 20 years of following the series.
This scene will always be the one that hits home. Luffy already accepted Nami without knowing her backstory. He stuck around because she’s already his Nakama. But he waited until Nami asked for help before he stepped in. The characterization of Luffy here is amazing!
I love how willing they are to recreate scenes directly from the manga without being afraid of them being too “cheesy.” One piece as a manga is already extremely campy, and not backing away from it or giving it a cynical edge gives it a sense of earnestness that so many adaptations lose.
this scene adaptation was fucking great!
This was the moment I spent months fretting over. Nami's character Arc in the East Blue set the bar for the whole series, and reined as THE moment of One Piece until Ennies Lobby. Had Nami's actress delivered anything less than perfect, the whole series would be torn to shreds by long-time fans.
Emily Rudd and Inaki Godoy in this scene surpassed every expectation. All of the cast were perfect; no words, no explanation, just "Help me." "Of course I will." "Let's Go."/"Right."
This was Anime adaptation done right in a way nothing has every pulled of, until now.
They nailed this and Sanji saying goodbye to Zeff scene!!
Luffy's normally so cheerful and happy-go-lucky. But, when you mess with his friends, he becomes as serious as a nuclear weapon. Just absolutely beautiful acting, directing, cinematography, and score.
2:13 They nailed this shot.
The original anime scene hits me as a kid, but seeing this in live action as adult and changed the setting into nightime somehow hits harder Emily Rudd nailed her role as Nami and so did Inaki as Luffy, I love them so much❤🎉
I can’t wait to see live action “without you, I will never be king of the pirates”
I just love how after he admits he duno whats going on...he silently waits for her to ask for help
The crying is on top, the stabbing - not so much
This was the scene. The one they needed to get 100% right for it to be proper One Piece. And they absolutely nailed it.
This is the scene that above all the other greatness this series brought, just proved how faithful and adaptation this is.
Whether it be anime or live action, that shot of the bois sitting and standing there ready to throw hands gives me goosebumps
When I first started watching the One Piece anime, I didn’t really like it and I thought about quitting. However, I decided to push forward just a bit more before stopping and when I saw this scene for the first time, it took my breath away. After all the buildup, seeing the raw emotion of this scene, and the walk to Arlong Park, I had never felt such a drastic shift in my opinion and vowed to see how deep the One Piece rabbit hole went. After years of catching up, not a single part of me regrets it because I kept going and was rewarded with one of the greatest stories I’ve ever witnessed.
nami screaming arlongs name in anger and sadness as she stabs her self. Goodness she executed it so well it hits right in the gut😢 her desperate voice when she said help me was so good 😭 since in the live action no one knows about her sacrifice unlike in the manga, arlongs betrayal kinda hit harder bc she literally has nothing anymore. at that moment it dawned on her that village hates her, that she wasted more than half of her life as a prisoner and with the betrayal, she might as well spend the rest of her days as arlongs errand girl since she wont be able to pay.
man i love nami's character so much.
oooooh, that makes more sense. i thought she was yelling “all along”, which i guess kinda fits?? but arlong is much more obvious and i feel dumb lmao
@@star.surfer9446bro...
The most emotional scene in the East Blue saga was done flawlessly. Emily killed it with Nami's breakdown, and Inaki perfectly balanced the subtle badassness of Luffy lending Nami his hat, and the cartoony badassness of the "OF COURSE I WILL!"- line. I remember shedding a tear watching it the first time.
I just absolutely love this venerability & strength shown by both characters in this scene.
Luffy’s loyalty knows no bounds, Nami is more than just his navigator, she is his friend
This is the moment in the show that made me want to watch the anime.
This made me cry more than the anime, ngl. In here, the villagers didn't know and Nami was genuinely alone.
Man I hope the live action keeps going. So many big moments. If it gets there (doubt it with the budget they go with)...id love to see Whitebeard.
Good chance they’ll be a budget increase, especially considering how well this season did. Just take a look at stranger things, first season cost 6 million per episode and 4th cost about 30 because they saw how popular it was. One piece definitely deserves a higher budget in every way
@@peterstoric6560 Yeah, but One Piece is already at $18 million per episode right now, their budget is already through the roof.
Well here's some good news for you, they just announced the season 2 scripts are already finished
at their current pace i think they should get to Marineford in Season 6 or 7
一言目から「当たり前だぁぁぁぁ！！！」じゃなくて、自身とナミに言い聞かせるように、「…当たり前だ」「当たり前だ…！」「当たり前だ…！！！」「当たり前だァァァァァアアア！！！」て段々ヒートアップしてくの好き過ぎる
They kept all the goofy shit and still somehow made it believably serious. Luffy just being fucking livid is scary here
That looks exactly how some bunch of students would film as hobby.
This video probably won't be up for long, but thanks for putting the whole scene up properly. Needed a boost this morning.
I love when Luffy smiles but I also love when he gets serious
It's been 20 years and this scene still majes me cry
But the show just came out 👁👄👁
I love how the music mirrors his first "Of course I will". Just makes the line stand out that much harder.
1:27 Oh we know when Luffy takes the hay off, he's serious
it's crazy the closer the end gets the more we can see the parallels, man. it's mindblwing
Luffy: All you had to do was ask.
Exactly, just say the word and he will get it done once and for all 😠😤🔥🔥🔥
I just went and watched the anime scene and damn did the live action ever nail it here. Down to the staging of where the other guys were standing and the 3 shot panel.
People don't realise that faithful and 1 to 1 to source doesn't mean good adaptation. If you liked the anime or manga version so much just go consume it that way. The Live Action did its own thing while maintaining the One Piece feel to it (hell it was more faithful than the anime in a lot of scenes), it's an amazing work and one of the best Live Action adaptations of a comic series ever.