One Piece teaches you to have hopes and dream big. So I will do exactly that. I hope One Piece succeeds and gains a following as large as that of Game of Thrones. I hope this live action project will make One Piece a household name worldwide. If it fails, fine. Nothing is to be lost from failure.
One Piece already is a household name world wide. It outsells Batman now, which used to be the top seller in comics, graphic novels and manga combined. Now it's One Piece. DC even made an ode to One Piece in one of their latests issues to commemorate that moment where they surpassed even The Batman.
Link ruclips.net/video/lTgfvVAc__I/видео.html start at 54 minutes 43 seconds. (J Parry mentioned) Newest hangout "interview-ish" with Mat Owens aka lead guy for the Netflix adaptation ruclips.net/video/Ok78Wk-siDY/видео.html
Tbh, I considered that we’re in the year 2022. You never know what you’ll expect. They’re fully aware of the high chance of a negative backlash from the fandom, but they’re still moving forward with this expensive project. That says something, this project might not be disappointing.
It seems impossible to actually adapt One Piece to live action. Yet again listening to the earnest efforts of the directer, I don"t feel like being a Bellamy so I'll assume the best.
YES PHENOMSAGE! I'm really happy that you're part of the team that are excited for this Live Adaptation. I know it means that we'll become more depressed if it does end up going downhill, but WE BELIEVE. AND I'M ALL FOR IT.
one thing i hope for the live action one piece is the soundtrack, i hope it's mostly the same as from the anime, that soundtrack is one piece. ofc they can make new ones as well, but one piece just isnt the same without overtaken, to the grand line, The Very Very Very Strongest, World's Number One Oden Store, ect...
I'm worried about Luffy's child actor for their version of chapter 1. If they decide to use a child actor for that, that is. That first chapter of One Piece is incredibly important; just as important as Arlong Park imo.
Exactly what you said about Nami's presence on the show. The reason this Queen is my favorite from One Piece is her duality - She's fiery, bold, snarky, charismatic! then also she is compassionate, empathetic. I feel like I am the only one who is super skeptical about the personality Rudd will bring to her. My judgments are based off the acting clips passed around in other OP live action commentary videos, the actresses work from her past projects. The portrayals displayed of Those characters are, calm... such as 'tame'... for the Nami I love. I can see her as a follower and getting that emotional side of Nami correct, but that other side of her, for me, is Extremely 'make-or-break' . From the few clips I've seen her, Rudd doesn't seem like a person who can haggle the shit out of someone, fool someone with naughty charm, believably order a ship full of stubborn pirates to obey her commands. I don't get that aura of slight intimidation to Rudd. Nami IS the actual boss lady who commands the crew! They fall apart without her. Rudd's vibes appear to be very sweet. I saw a soft spoken, kind, and trusting lady in that netflix cast announcement video. So Okay, so what if she Isn't at all like the Nami I got to know the series? I pray Rudd will completely make this post look like shit, obliterate my doubts by absolutely dominating her role through making 'Netflix Nami' her own. I just want a convincing performance of a reliable, relevant, CORE crew member. I want to see her hold it down with her tough will while simultaneously playing cute and silly sometimes boss ass bitch. I pray they don't downgrade her character to be a pretty damsel on the sidelines who may aesthetically matches Nami, but with no presence of her character. I feel very strongly about this.
I'm pretty open-minded about what they could do with One Piece as live action, but I swear to Eneru if they sabotage it with overly stupid decisions... I'mma leave a really negative review! Just like thousands, if not millions, of others! The backlash will not be pretty. I just hope if it's decent, people aren't too harsh on it just because it's not the anime.
No entiendo lo que dices, pero puedo notar la emoción y lo que intentas transmitir! Estoy tan contenta que hayan personas como tu, que creen y animan a las personas a creer. 😭😭❤❤
my favorite franchise one piece getting a live action was a bewilderment for me but im hyped since the simple fact that they are dedicated and also like one piece is enough for me to look forward to it
i have hope that they can pull off the crazy exaggerated faces and such well if they take a similar route as "The Mask" did with Jim Carrey, i mean the mans eyes popped out and turns into a wolf along with his other exaggerated stuff was pulled off quite well IMO and mind you the mask came out in 1994 so imagine what we can do now
Adding that 'actually' makes it kind of diminutive... Anyone and everyone should've already been excited for the OP LA for years! and those that aren't should've already left at this point. Here's a piece of advice for those still not sure if they should support or hate on the OP LA; Just because something is created, does not mean you hàve to watch it. Éspecially if you're unsure of it in the first place. Here's a dumb and simplistic analogy that literally everyone can understand; There's a food challenge going on. Participation is a choice, not mandatory. You need to eat a certain food that you absolutely love! But it's a new recipe and they added something that always makes you barf, like raisins, or mango, or whatever tf you can think of that makes you puke, added to your favourite dish. It makes you puke just thinking about it. There's no prize, and it doesn't really cost you anything. It's purely for fun. So your choice is to join the challenge, eat the food anyway because you love the OG, and puke your guts out as a result. Or to not do that. But you do it anyway. And you puke your guts out. Now you're angry. Who do you direct that anger at? - At the chef? Who isn't to blame for your taste buds? (Director) - At the organisation that started the challenge? Who aren't to blame for your participation? (Studio) - at the other participants? Who aren't to blame for your weak stomach? (Cast & crew) - or at yourself? Who's literally to blame for this whole experience?
Well First and Foremost, to succeed, it needs to appeal the non-one piece fans and make them love the characters b4 Reaching Baratie, Arong Park. I'm most worried about Comedy and Chemistry of the Crew. Especially Ussop. Yes One Piece Fans love the video, Loves Ussop. But Dont Forget, Ussop is the weakest link in East Blue Saga, be it his Character or His Arc is the Biggest Hurdle for the live action. Piror b4 Entering Grandline, Ussop isnt anyone fav Character or his Syrup Village Arc. If they make it through that, Baratie and Arlong Park would be piece of cake by then.
I cant have hope........ I just.... Cant. I cant SEE it being good. Even if oda himself asked for our hope. I rather not look foward to it. If it ends up being good, i gain something. But if its as shit as i feel like it will be, I wont have lost my energy.
From anything and everything I've seen about it, I don't know about "head" writer, but they do send him drafts to look over and give commentary/edits on.
Let's say it doesn't fucking suck as an adaptation, how could the live action could surpass the superior animated version? How can you justify watching this over the anime if you want someone to get into one piece unless they are really against the manga culture itself in which case idk why they are interested in OP in the first place.
Well, the East Blue saga in the live action is going to be ten episodes, one hour each. In the "superior" anime that same stuff is covered painfully slowly with almost 60 episodes. It takes twice as long to watch, and it feels slow. And I'm not saying that shorter automatically means better pacing, because the Episode of East Blue is like a few hours and it's way too fast paced to work. I believe that 10 hours is perfect for that saga. I can honestly say that I'm never rewatching East Blue saga in the anime, but the first ten episodes of the Live action will be way more easy to rewatch. It's the painfully slow anime vs a fast paced exciting season of television.
Adaptions aren't meant to be better than the source material, you can look to nearly any book that's been adapted into a movie to see that. Hell, the anime of One Piece can't even surpass the source material of the manga. It's just supposed to be a retelling of the story in a new medium. And as the other person here said, it's shorter. It's like suggesting Dragon Ball Kai to someone who doesn't want to watch all of Z, it's less of a commitment and if they end up enjoying it and want the full experience they can always go back. Plus, if it's given enough advertising and attention by Netflix on the lead-up to release (which if it's true they're putting a lot of money into it, they will) then it'll get the attention of the general public that likely haven't ever heard of One Piece and could bring in more fans.
Why not watch both? We could say that about the movies made based on lotr. How could they possibly surpass the books? Or if we made an anime based on lotr how could it possibly be better than the movies? If we say that one piece would be a live action from the start like say potc and then got an anime adaptation alot of hate and doubts would probably be the other way around. We fear that it will be different from the experience we had when we watched it the first time but truth is it is the same story. It will only be exoressed in a different medium. And solely because it is a different medium, it will always leave a sour taste in older fans mouths. Because their views will be colored by their previous experiences despite it maybe being a good retelling of the story
First off, the anime is kinda wack. It's not really a good adaptation, second, the live action isn't trying to "surpass" the anime, just be an alternative way for new fans to enjoy the series, seriously, try to keep an open mind
Wtf 🤦♂️ who says you gotta chose between the live action and the anime or the manga? What? You think the creation of the live action will snap the anime and manga out of existence? My God, man 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ You could just choose to not watch it. To not follow news about it and to not pressure people into following your lead, because you believe only you are right. No one's forcing you to be here, to be an ass and make a spiteful comment like that for no reason, nor provocation. You made that choice all on your own. You chose to be a hateful follower. You follow, but you hate. Which, imo, is kind of sad and pathetic, but hey, your life, right? Now, let others make their own choices.
Nope it's not gunna work there's too much that wouldn't work there just gunna use crap CGI for the rubber scenes and as for Nami and Robin aren't even gunna come close to the outfit they were in the anime and cuz of that. The fans are gunna wine and bitch about ooo why isn't Nami or robon dressed the way they are in the anime boohoo 😭 and if they are people are just gunna bitch about oooooo that's soo sexist 🙄
@@GeraltofRivia22 idk i get excited when i think about the different take on op we will get and if it flops its not like it goinng to affect op manga/anime
@@GeraltofRivia22 "why adapt Game of Thrones when the book series works really well on its own?" Regardless of what happened in seasons 7-8, where they ruined everything, almost any fan would agree that seasons 1-4 were exceptional. An adaptation gives you a chance to take another look at the source material, elevate it in certain ways, and also reach a larger audience. Yes one aspect of this is money, but do you honestly think a creator of a 25 year running world and series wouldn't want to have as many people enjoy these characters as possible, for reasons other than greed, like passion and excitement to expand on his creative vision? Based on the episode 1 leaks, Oda seems to be taking the opportunity to reimagine the beginning of the narrative, and tell it in a more cohesive manner. I'm very excited for just about any adaptation of any source material that I care about, because it's always an opportunity to elevate that material both in terms of how it works and fits together, and also because it gives the thing that I love more popularity and enables me to enjoy it and talk about it with more people.
@@holysecret2 because a book and a TV show are two inherently different mediums. TV has music, sound, visuals, etc. Books have more in depth characterization and leaves it up to the readers imagination. Anime and live action are pretty similar. There is nothing live action can do that can't be done in an anime. Sure, improvements can be made, but the anime that get live action adaptions are already incredibly well written and have few places to improve. I agree with you on the Japanese live actions because those are made by people who actually give a shit about the source material. The western adaptions not so much. They just care about ramming in the political message or adapting it for western audiences.
One Piece teaches you to have hopes and dream big. So I will do exactly that. I hope One Piece succeeds and gains a following as large as that of Game of Thrones. I hope this live action project will make One Piece a household name worldwide. If it fails, fine. Nothing is to be lost from failure.
One Piece already is a household name world wide. It outsells Batman now, which used to be the top seller in comics, graphic novels and manga combined.
Now it's One Piece.
DC even made an ode to One Piece in one of their latests issues to commemorate that moment where they surpassed even The Batman.
You can only learn from failure
Its only a household name for comic or manga people. What the original comment meant, was that it should be a household name even for normies…
I’ve been hyped for this ever since Matt Owens’ interview on the reverie. Worth a watch if you’re into one piece.
Totally agree!
SAMEEE
Link ruclips.net/video/lTgfvVAc__I/видео.html start at 54 minutes 43 seconds. (J Parry mentioned)
Newest hangout "interview-ish" with Mat Owens aka lead guy for the Netflix adaptation ruclips.net/video/Ok78Wk-siDY/видео.html
“Believe in luffy.”
-Sogeking
That's not luffy man
Tbh, I considered that we’re in the year 2022. You never know what you’ll expect. They’re fully aware of the high chance of a negative backlash from the fandom, but they’re still moving forward with this expensive project. That says something, this project might not be disappointing.
Didn’t really care about it like most live action remakes, but this video changed my mind! I’ll definitely give it a try when it comes out!
Same... Also, Nami's actress IS FREAKING NAMI... Like HOW???
It seems impossible to actually adapt One Piece to live action. Yet again listening to the earnest efforts of the directer, I don"t feel like being a Bellamy so I'll assume the best.
RUclipsrs have been pumping out movie quality one piece fan films over the years so it's not entirely impossible to do.
They said Lord of the Rings was unadaptable
YES PHENOMSAGE! I'm really happy that you're part of the team that are excited for this Live Adaptation. I know it means that we'll become more depressed if it does end up going downhill, but WE BELIEVE.
AND I'M ALL FOR IT.
same, I know it's gonna be better than high guardian spice at the very least, maybe even better than the cowboy bebop netflix adaptation
I honestly think that the live action One Piece Netflix Adaptation is going to be as terrible as their Cowboy Bebop and Death Note Adaptations.
Or even the shamalan avatar movie
It’s impossible to adapt One piece to live action.
one thing i hope for the live action one piece is the soundtrack, i hope it's mostly the same as from the anime, that soundtrack is one piece. ofc they can make new ones as well, but one piece just isnt the same without overtaken, to the grand line, The Very Very Very Strongest, World's Number One Oden Store, ect...
I'm worried about Luffy's child actor for their version of chapter 1. If they decide to use a child actor for that, that is.
That first chapter of One Piece is incredibly important; just as important as Arlong Park imo.
Exactly what you said about Nami's presence on the show. The reason this Queen is my favorite from One Piece is her duality - She's fiery, bold, snarky, charismatic! then also she is compassionate, empathetic. I feel like I am the only one who is super skeptical about the personality Rudd will bring to her. My judgments are based off the acting clips passed around in other OP live action commentary videos, the actresses work from her past projects. The portrayals displayed of Those characters are, calm... such as 'tame'... for the Nami I love. I can see her as a follower and getting that emotional side of Nami correct, but that other side of her, for me, is Extremely 'make-or-break' . From the few clips I've seen her, Rudd doesn't seem like a person who can haggle the shit out of someone, fool someone with naughty charm, believably order a ship full of stubborn pirates to obey her commands. I don't get that aura of slight intimidation to Rudd. Nami IS the actual boss lady who commands the crew! They fall apart without her. Rudd's vibes appear to be very sweet. I saw a soft spoken, kind, and trusting lady in that netflix cast announcement video. So Okay, so what if she Isn't at all like the Nami I got to know the series? I pray Rudd will completely make this post look like shit, obliterate my doubts by absolutely dominating her role through making 'Netflix Nami' her own. I just want a convincing performance of a reliable, relevant, CORE crew member. I want to see her hold it down with her tough will while simultaneously playing cute and silly sometimes boss ass bitch. I pray they don't downgrade her character to be a pretty damsel on the sidelines who may aesthetically matches Nami, but with no presence of her character. I feel very strongly about this.
I'm pretty open-minded about what they could do with One Piece as live action, but I swear to Eneru if they sabotage it with overly stupid decisions... I'mma leave a really negative review! Just like thousands, if not millions, of others! The backlash will not be pretty. I just hope if it's decent, people aren't too harsh on it just because it's not the anime.
No entiendo lo que dices, pero puedo notar la emoción y lo que intentas transmitir! Estoy tan contenta que hayan personas como tu, que creen y animan a las personas a creer. 😭😭❤❤
Awesome Video! :DD I can't wait to see them in Costume!
I'm all the way invested and believe this will turn out good.
I really want to remain hopeful!
I'm seriously praying for this to work out 😣🙏
Phenom’s videos are too good
my favorite franchise one piece getting a live action was a bewilderment for me but im hyped since the simple fact that they are dedicated and also like one piece is enough for me to look forward to it
For once the cast actual looks good and I'm very surprised that they choice her for Nami.
Gordon Ramsay for Zeff.
Same
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna turn around
i have hope that they can pull off the crazy exaggerated faces and such well if they take a similar route as "The Mask" did with Jim Carrey, i mean the mans eyes popped out and turns into a wolf along with his other exaggerated stuff was pulled off quite well IMO and mind you the mask came out in 1994 so imagine what we can do now
cant wait to see how horrible the gum gum CGI is going to be
I hope it's the arcane of live action anime
The only tough thing about Live Action is matching the energy.
It's made by the same company that did the live action cowboy bebop, what do that tell you?
Adding that 'actually' makes it kind of diminutive...
Anyone and everyone should've already been excited for the OP LA for years! and those that aren't should've already left at this point.
Here's a piece of advice for those still not sure if they should support or hate on the OP LA;
Just because something is created, does not mean you hàve to watch it.
Éspecially if you're unsure of it in the first place.
Here's a dumb and simplistic analogy that literally everyone can understand;
There's a food challenge going on. Participation is a choice, not mandatory.
You need to eat a certain food that you absolutely love! But it's a new recipe and they added something that always makes you barf, like raisins, or mango, or whatever tf you can think of that makes you puke, added to your favourite dish. It makes you puke just thinking about it. There's no prize, and it doesn't really cost you anything. It's purely for fun.
So your choice is to join the challenge, eat the food anyway because you love the OG, and puke your guts out as a result.
Or to not do that.
But you do it anyway.
And you puke your guts out.
Now you're angry.
Who do you direct that anger at?
- At the chef? Who isn't to blame for your taste buds? (Director)
- At the organisation that started the challenge? Who aren't to blame for your participation? (Studio)
- at the other participants? Who aren't to blame for your weak stomach? (Cast & crew)
- or at yourself? Who's literally to blame for this whole experience?
Can you Talk about Kaitou Joker?
Well First and Foremost, to succeed, it needs to appeal the non-one piece fans and make them love the characters b4 Reaching Baratie, Arong Park. I'm most worried about Comedy and Chemistry of the Crew. Especially Ussop. Yes One Piece Fans love the video, Loves Ussop. But Dont Forget, Ussop is the weakest link in East Blue Saga, be it his Character or His Arc is the Biggest Hurdle for the live action. Piror b4 Entering Grandline, Ussop isnt anyone fav Character or his Syrup Village Arc. If they make it through that, Baratie and Arlong Park would be piece of cake by then.
You know not every word has to be capitalized
@@neksnek2032 you know dont reply if you have nothing else better to reply then 1 liners.
I cant have hope........ I just.... Cant.
I cant SEE it being good. Even if oda himself asked for our hope.
I rather not look foward to it. If it ends up being good, i gain something. But if its as shit as i feel like it will be, I wont have lost my energy.
same
i heard Eiichiro Oda is a head writer, idk if that is true or not
From anything and everything I've seen about it, I don't know about "head" writer, but they do send him drafts to look over and give commentary/edits on.
Let's say it doesn't fucking suck as an adaptation, how could the live action could surpass the superior animated version? How can you justify watching this over the anime if you want someone to get into one piece unless they are really against the manga culture itself in which case idk why they are interested in OP in the first place.
Well, the East Blue saga in the live action is going to be ten episodes, one hour each.
In the "superior" anime that same stuff is covered painfully slowly with almost 60 episodes. It takes twice as long to watch, and it feels slow.
And I'm not saying that shorter automatically means better pacing, because the Episode of East Blue is like a few hours and it's way too fast paced to work. I believe that 10 hours is perfect for that saga.
I can honestly say that I'm never rewatching East Blue saga in the anime, but the first ten episodes of the Live action will be way more easy to rewatch.
It's the painfully slow anime vs a fast paced exciting season of television.
Adaptions aren't meant to be better than the source material, you can look to nearly any book that's been adapted into a movie to see that. Hell, the anime of One Piece can't even surpass the source material of the manga.
It's just supposed to be a retelling of the story in a new medium.
And as the other person here said, it's shorter. It's like suggesting Dragon Ball Kai to someone who doesn't want to watch all of Z, it's less of a commitment and if they end up enjoying it and want the full experience they can always go back.
Plus, if it's given enough advertising and attention by Netflix on the lead-up to release (which if it's true they're putting a lot of money into it, they will) then it'll get the attention of the general public that likely haven't ever heard of One Piece and could bring in more fans.
Why not watch both? We could say that about the movies made based on lotr. How could they possibly surpass the books? Or if we made an anime based on lotr how could it possibly be better than the movies? If we say that one piece would be a live action from the start like say potc and then got an anime adaptation alot of hate and doubts would probably be the other way around. We fear that it will be different from the experience we had when we watched it the first time but truth is it is the same story. It will only be exoressed in a different medium. And solely because it is a different medium, it will always leave a sour taste in older fans mouths. Because their views will be colored by their previous experiences despite it maybe being a good retelling of the story
First off, the anime is kinda wack. It's not really a good adaptation, second, the live action isn't trying to "surpass" the anime, just be an alternative way for new fans to enjoy the series, seriously, try to keep an open mind
Wtf 🤦♂️ who says you gotta chose between the live action and the anime or the manga?
What? You think the creation of the live action will snap the anime and manga out of existence?
My God, man 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
You could just choose to not watch it. To not follow news about it and to not pressure people into following your lead, because you believe only you are right.
No one's forcing you to be here, to be an ass and make a spiteful comment like that for no reason, nor provocation. You made that choice all on your own. You chose to be a hateful follower. You follow, but you hate. Which, imo, is kind of sad and pathetic, but hey, your life, right?
Now, let others make their own choices.
I have the script
If they don't use the 4kids op this is gonna be the worst shit ever
I don’t know if you’ve seen this but these are the leaked auditions
ruclips.net/p/PL8zDPlX4GN1TRsN6GHsQz0fpr7KmKIcaD
And don't make it U, don't be a 4kids.
Matt Owens is a nobody
I can feel they will f this up xD looool oh god all I can do is pray they don’t politicize this live action form
Oh nooo what'll we do if they put politics in one piece, a famously un-political manga??
@@neksnek2032 ikr lol
Nope it's not gunna work there's too much that wouldn't work there just gunna use crap CGI for the rubber scenes and as for Nami and Robin aren't even gunna come close to the outfit they were in the anime and cuz of that. The fans are gunna wine and bitch about ooo why isn't Nami or robon dressed the way they are in the anime boohoo 😭 and if they are people are just gunna bitch about oooooo that's soo sexist 🙄
I just don't see the point. Why make a live action version when the anime is good?
money
@@hagrim1233 yes, but why would anyone watch it? What is it going to give you that the anime doesn't?
@@GeraltofRivia22 idk i get excited when i think about the different take on op we will get and if it flops its not like it goinng to affect op manga/anime
@@GeraltofRivia22 "why adapt Game of Thrones when the book series works really well on its own?"
Regardless of what happened in seasons 7-8, where they ruined everything, almost any fan would agree that seasons 1-4 were exceptional. An adaptation gives you a chance to take another look at the source material, elevate it in certain ways, and also reach a larger audience. Yes one aspect of this is money, but do you honestly think a creator of a 25 year running world and series wouldn't want to have as many people enjoy these characters as possible, for reasons other than greed, like passion and excitement to expand on his creative vision?
Based on the episode 1 leaks, Oda seems to be taking the opportunity to reimagine the beginning of the narrative, and tell it in a more cohesive manner. I'm very excited for just about any adaptation of any source material that I care about, because it's always an opportunity to elevate that material both in terms of how it works and fits together, and also because it gives the thing that I love more popularity and enables me to enjoy it and talk about it with more people.
@@holysecret2 because a book and a TV show are two inherently different mediums. TV has music, sound, visuals, etc. Books have more in depth characterization and leaves it up to the readers imagination. Anime and live action are pretty similar. There is nothing live action can do that can't be done in an anime. Sure, improvements can be made, but the anime that get live action adaptions are already incredibly well written and have few places to improve. I agree with you on the Japanese live actions because those are made by people who actually give a shit about the source material. The western adaptions not so much. They just care about ramming in the political message or adapting it for western audiences.
Looks like trash
there's no footage of the series yet
@@PhenomSage I was talking about how the cast looked sorry for not being more specific
Didn't watch the video yet but I already know the live action is gonna be trash and dissapointing
it will be pure cringe and garbage
Like your youtube channel.