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"it's Mihawk!" -girlish giggle. "IT'S SHANKS!" -HEAVY BREATHING
I don't blame her, both Mihawk and Shanks are Daddies for real.
25:17 I love how Zeff placed the wanted poster under Employee of the month
best chore boy washing dishes this month ^^
he cleaned the dishes he didn't drop very well
Feels like a Sarcasm easteregg if you watch the anime
When Mihawk first met Luffy he did say ”Oh I do like your hat” they did foreshadow it
Yeah, Mihawk and Shanks have had duels over the years, so of course he immediately recognized the hat.
@@metawolf987 I'm in the camp that Mihawk used to be part of Shank's crew, but then they had a falling out and he left.
@@lanmandragoran8337 I've been reading the manga and finished Wano recently. The story does not reveal much about Mihawk's past, but it is fairly clear that Mihawk and Shanks were never on the same crew. The manga/anime does make it pretty clear that Mihawk is a one-man crew.
@@metawolf987 Not one man crew anymore, he's under Buggy now lmao
Zoro and Sanji famously give each other grief all the time. "Moss-head" and "Cook/Eyebrows" are the usual digs. We love it.
waiter is much worse then cook. la made it.
"LOVE cook"
Zoro should just call him Piss Head
he doesnt have the swirly eyebrows here
The message of One Piece hits hard for me: the world is broken and corrupt, find your people (i.e. your crew), hold onto them with all the strength you have, and help them realize their dreams.
20:59
Garp: "You don't know how dangerous the world is."
funnylilgalreacts: "I think he does."
Me: *laughs*
lol, I had the exact same reaction 😂
Shanks really is a mystery, but every scene he's in throughout the story is very, very memorable.
He doesn’t show up much, but when he does show up it’s a *very* big deal.
Oda said that when Shanks started to appear a lot, One Piece would be close to the end
@@Junior123715that would be right now. he appeared more in the last year (or something close to this) than the 20 years before
Nah, live action Garp is right, Luffy really doesn't have a clue how dangerous the Grandline is. But it's about having the will to proceed regardless, which is what LA Garp was testing.
The Garp in the anime/manga is very different, the LA made him a tertiary antagonist to better fit the format of a modern TV series.
We also don't find out Garp's relationship to Luffy until episode 312, it's a HUGE reveal in the anime.
I remember watching that episode over and over because it made me so happy to see. Oda is a god of storytelling and world-building
I've been trying to explain this to people that hate how Garp was handled in the live action but I just couldn't word it properly 😅
The thing is that Garp has his motivations beyond Luffy for meeting up with Luffy. He intentionally set it up to see if his new cadets would follow orders or stand up to him. That fight scene was almost as much for Koby as it was Luffy. Of course Garp is major concerned about Luffy as he says, but the reason he ramps it up in ep 6 and gets to the finale scene is to test Koby out.
Hopefully they save that OTHER reveal for that situation, and don't throw that out too quickly as well.
@@labooje2662 sadly, that’s why I can’t get into the live action as much, I think they accelerate the story too much but I’m used to the anime so
Little tid-bit, Zeff put Luffy's wanted poster on the employee of the week/year board to show how appreciative he is
I've got a local Italian restaurant that does the same. Has a signed mugshot of Frank Sinatra.
Fun fact about Sanji, he fights using only his feet, as his hands are a cook's work tools, I really like the phrase that the Brazilian dubbing used to describe his habit of fighting with his feet "my hands were made for to cook, and my feet to step on the cockroaches in the kitchen"
Garp is the "Hero of the Marines", a true veteran of the seas, including the Grand Line, so he has a real undertanding of how dangerous it is out there. Luffy does not, that's why Garp is so worried about Luffy just dying because of the unpredictable nature of the grand line or getting killed by other pirates/bounty hunters/marines.
And he also the rival of the king of the pirate gold Roger himself
In the anime, when Nami is breaking down in the street, Luffy hasn't even MET Arlong yet. He and the crew immediately go to Arlong Park, knock the wall down, and as the fishmen look at the intruders, Luffy says "Which one of you is Arlong?" Hasn't even seen the man before and is ready to knock him down.
Way to ruin any surprises in the anime if she watches it
@@Angelicwings1 dude, the live action basically spoils the whole east blue saga. chill.
@@artemiswallace8716 even more, spoils Post-Ennis Lobby ;D
@@artemiswallace8716it's about doing all the cool even the small moments. If you can't understand what a comments being is, please stop commenting nonsense
I will not chill cause my one beef with the One Piece community is they are so excited they give the log book to a new adventurer. Luffy didn’t want the log book. Know what I’m saying?
Let them have a cool adventure like we did. Blind and without people saying sub/dub and telling us to skip episodes and things. Also no hinting or hyping.
You’re trying to make everyone have the same journey you did. Or rather your idea of the perfect journey.
Stop it. You’re spoiling it!
It’s not an adventure if people tell you step by step how to adventure it.
Seeing Buggy makes her happy. She's one of us. The worshippers of Buggy Church.
Hearing Her say my "MY BOYS" is such a great mutual feeling 💘
There is a joke in the community that you know things are about to go down when Zoro is smiling and Luffy is not, and Iñaki did such a good job at being the lovable goofy character and still sell him being serious when its necessary. The actors indeed brought the character out of the pages to reality in a way that I never thought was possible and we love them for it. Cant wait for season 2 (even more after seeing the they building what appears to be the Rumbar pirates ship)
i really hope going forward Mackenyu will be able to bring Zoro's more borderline sociopathic tendencies during combat, cause like you said, Luffy doesn't smile when he's serious simply because he is a happy-go-lucky fellow, but Zoro, uff, the more i re-read One Piece the more i realized he might be a tad bit sadistic the way he grin to the max when he get to maim someone
I’m watching the anime and I’m on the Whiskey Peak arc. And yeah I totally get you mean. When he fights Baroque Works he is practically giddy as he mops the floor with em 🤪🗡
@@ariqsyafwan4987 I’ve never noticed this before
@@ariqsyafwan4987 yeah, pretty much the main thing that keeps Zoro in the "good guy" category is that he rarely initiates the violence, he's just more than happy to oblige when others are looking for it.
@@martinh.5193
Zoro was notorious for initiating violence when he was a bounty hunter. What makes him a "good guy" is he protects the weak.
One of us!
One of us!
One of us!
it's hard to show in live action, but garp is genuinely one of the top dogs of the OP world. like you wouldn't believe how powerful he is lol. the choice to include him in the netflix series this early was definitely an odd one but they made it work i think. it's also hard to capture garps' personality (he's similar to luffy in many ways) but they really did a great job, and his actor is amazing too
Imo he worked because he was introduced as a hardass Vice Admiral who's ready to punish fellow Marines like Morgan to uphold justice. He seemed like the proper type of Marine until his facade started cracking bit by bit the longer the show went on.
If the LA makes it much more later and shows more Garp, I hope he's already abandoned that pretense and acts more Luffy-like. Loud, dumb, but full of heart with an empty stomach.
@@nameless4222 I am fully confident they will. Garp kept up a lot of that facade to test out Koby. He didn't want to show his hand right off, he wanted to see if Koby is a "worthy successor" since Garp in his old age doesn't have one. And if you read the manga, you'll know there's a few more than Luffy that skipped out on possibly filling his shoes. Now that Garp knows the kind of man Koby is, he can be more himself. He approved Koby and Helmeppo for his specialized training only after they passed his earlier tests, after all. And technically this is an entire arc in the manga we never got to see, so we actually have no idea about how close this is to the live action or not.
Starting with Luffy being inside the barrel, and ending with him out of the barrel with his friends ready to get out of the East Blue and explore the world!
I’ve never thought about the two barrels as a framing device before. That’s very interesting, thank you
They cut out a cool bit of character development during Usopp’s fight with Chew. In the anime, when he faked his death with the ketchup, he was actually planning on sneaking away and was going to make up a story about how he did his best but just barely lost, but then he thought about how hard everyone else was fighting and decided to finish the fight for real. Also, there was a funny moment at the end where the exploding star didn’t completely knock Chew out, so he started beating him with a hammer until he went unconscious
Don’t spoil the anime unless she watches it
Loved that scene in the anime, I was in stitches 😂
I forgot about the hammer 😂😂😂
Usopp was done dirty by the live action. However, I hadn’t known this at the time. Had no idea what I was missing until I went to the source material. The live action Usopp felt like a fully realized character to me while watching the live action. Just not as explored as the others. Figured they were saving it for next season. They could do this by giving Usopp some of his key moments in Little Garden and Alabasta.
According to showrunner Matt Owens there were more scenes with Usopp that didn't make it in the final cut when he wasn't on set (because of his writer background he took part in the strike at this time).
Usopp is unapologetically himself, and I personally love that about him 😂. *Captain Usopp
Ooooh! Ooooh oh! She should definitely react to the "Breathtaking World of One Piece" video!
I guess you can say the fishmen pirates “Arlong” gone….
Ok Sokka
🤦🏾♀️😂
Someone is channeling their inner Sokka lol
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAH! *cue CSI Miami intro*
🐑 🥁 🐍
It isn't explicitly stated in the show but the Fishman Ussop takes out is Arlongs second best fighter after the dude Sanji and Zoro take down together
Wasn’t the fan-favourite that they cut for budget (not specifying just in case he’s adapted later/Angela watches the upcoming new anime) up there too? Considering he’s fought by Zoro specifically, after all…
He was also a ranged fighter that Zoro and Sanji would have been weaker against so he kited away the one Fishman Zoro and Sanji would have had difficulty against
this live action really did a great job in capturing the hearts of its new viewers bcoz they eventually check out the anime and are enjoying the journey and sees the full wonder of one piece
29:50
I've been a fan of One Piece since literally 1999, following each chapter and update and each episode week to week almost religiously since. I will be the first to say if you want complaints or concerns about the Live-Action I can write a whole dissertation on it. I'm far from saying I have no complaints about the Live-Action.
But every episode has really blown me away at how much thought and effort was put into capturing the essence of what One Piece is. And the cast-off ceremony solidified it for me that this show really does, despite its problems and changes that they made, really beats with the heart of what makes One Piece special. Special Shoutout at 29:50 when they transitioned the original theme ("We Are") of the anime into the main theme of the live action. The person that made that decision deserves every raise in my book.
You have no idea how happy I am to see new fans such as yourself being able to experience this series, even if you choose to only experience it in live-action form.
To explain Chew's fighting style a little, in the manga he's described as being an Archerfish fishman. Archerfish are a real kind of fish that hunt bugs that come near the water by spitting jets of water out of their mouths at them, so Chew is kind of an exaggeration of them
I wrote a paper on Zoro and Sanji's relationship and how they interact because it fascinates me as a Zoro fan how long it takes them to realize they only want the best for everyone
There’s *still* people who argue they legitimately hate each other… Even as a socially-awkward introvert I can tell that’s not so.
@@borjankosarac3645 agreed, they love each other like brothers and anyone can see that they would give their life for the other after the whole cake arc
@@borjankosarac3645 The scene where nothing happened shows how much they actually care.
Damn, nowadays you can write papers, dissertations about anything it seems😅
@@TheCoastalRipper Its been that way for a while. When I was starting college back in '08 I was introduced to a "Doctor of Fire". He'd done a PhD on fire. Had the doctorate degree and everything.
Luffy is amazing. His intention and determination when he goes to fix things and make things right, such steely expressions and the confidence and nerves of steel, I love it. When he tells Nami she’s one of them and calls her friend and that they’re her crew, that speaks volumes of how much Nami needed that, she finally has the support and belonging that she has dreamed of for sooo long.
The cast off with the barrel where they each say their life goal and then flashes back to when they’re kids that juxtaposition and that imagery is 🤌💋 I tear up every time I see that. And Kobi giving Luffy his first wanted poster, and their goodbye ‘be a good pirate’….’be a good marine’ 🥹
so many wholesome heartfelt moments - I wanna be part of their crew 🤩
👒 🍍 🍊 🗡 🍽 🏴☠️ ⛵️
Next stop…the Grand Line!!! 😃
Did you know that the live-action having them flashback to their younger selves as they speak their dreams, was added late by a crew member? They did it on a whim, and the director(s) loved it enough that it made the cut.
Despite his age, Garp is still one of the strongest Marines. Much stronger than someone like Arlong.
The $30 million bounty being the highest in the East Blue is a good measuring stick, because in the Grand Line a $30 million bounty is next to nothing.
Season 1 of Netflix covers a very small tip of a very large Iceberg. You're about 8% into the story. It's worth the commitment, though.
Shout-out to Rabbiddawg. Well done!
Yes. He is a great editor.
I really want this to read as Rabbi Ddawg and not Rabbid Dawg.
@@lanmandragoran8337 🤣
@@lanmandragoran8337 Rabbi Ddawg bringing the beats. The Torah, The Talmud down to the streets. Booooyyyyyy
I would recommend checking out the anime at some point, and watching to end of East Blue. As you noticed, there was a lot of stuff that the live action just didn't have the time or the budget to get into. Arlong Park was pretty much cut down to the essentials, and the characterization of the Coco villagers suffered for it. A whole bunch of fan-favorite characters were cut out entirely.
Garp literally Pirate King level in his prime, so thats why he is so strong, if you want more you must go to anime 😂
This series actually got me into the anime.
Watching your reaction with the knowledge I have now. Makes me really interested in seeing your reaction to the anime... especially with Garp's motivation.
Seeing Shanks always gives you the feeling that everything is going to be ok.😂. Really enjoyed your reactions!❤
Shout out to all you guys especially the editors! Glad to see your crew shine. Wishing you many berries.
Sanji mostly shouts out the names of the body parts he hits. Also, the names of his attacks include various terms, related to cooking, or even table setting.
And, by the way, in the manga and anime Zoro also says the names of his attacks: Oniiiiiii...
@@ItsJustAka Yes, i know that. Nearly everyone announcing their attacks in the anime, actually. I just don't think there's a point to pointing out this here.
@@hulk1902 I mentioned it because in the live action Zoro is always making fun of them when they do it. It's probably a joke by the producers.
I can't wait to see Jamie Lee Curtis will actually play a character In the next season of One Piece. I know she expressed that she would love be in the series and the producers would love to have for a specific person from the series.
I called the guy at the end, cigar guy, because that is what he is using at the end of the episode. I guess we'll find out more about him in season two
While not the characters actual name, "Cigar Guy" is not terribly far off what his name actually ends up being.
Spoiler
As someone who’s only watched live action but is aware of potential characters in season 2, is it smoker or crocodile?
Haircut's character arc might be the most complete and surprising one of the series thus far.
Gotta record your reactions to the anime! It's spectacular!
To answer your question about Sanji calling out stuff in French. He is calling out cuts of meats corresponding with where he is attacking:
Côtelette! - Rib Meat (Also means Chop)
Collier! - Neck (Should be Cou le, but it's Collier for the cooking term)
Epaule! - Shoulder
Poitrine! - Chest
Mouton Shot! - Sheep Meat Shot
Meat shot sounds like a horribly suggestive euphemism 🥴
The reveals of the new bounties are always such a delight in the anime ❤
Don't know if anybody said but:
Luffy: Brazilian
Nami: Swedish
Zoro: Japanese
Usopp: South African
Sanji: French
You should add 'if they are from our world'.
@@colby_247 When Usopp was SA? He is Africa in general, subsaharan at best.
@@potencjalnypracownik2966 He was said to be South African, I'm pretty sure.
Actually they are all American except for Inaki Godoy who was born in Mexico City, Mexico and Taz Skylar who was born in Tenerife, Spain.
@@neptunusrex5195 the characters not the actors
Nezumi represents his namesake. Japanese to English translation means mouse or rat.
One thing I love about the post-fight conversation between Gary and Luffy, someone else pointed out to me. When Garp says “youre on your own” it means something more. When Garp “took on the task” of tracking down the straw hat pirates, that meant that unless he called for backup, no other marines would really bother. So Garp was intentionally, maybe only partially, just so no other marines would and possible kill him. So now that Garp is “letting him go” it’s open season on the straw hats.
The anime may seem like a big commitment, but its totally worth it.
A bit changed was the town knew all along what Nami was doing, they didn't say anything not to shackle her if she ever wanted to run from Arlong. After Nami got robbed, the town found out and decided to rise up against the fishman, which would be a suicide, AFTER Nami tried and couldn't stop them that's when she breaks down. There are more things cut which are amazing, I understand they are hard to fit but still worth experiencing somehow. Nojiko knew too and there's a heartwarming moment with the tattoos and their meaning, Nami wasn't as alone as she was here. Luffy also knew NOTHING of her past, he refused to learn about it cause he already had made up his mind.
So excited for season 2! Never thought a live action anime adaptation could be so good till One Piece’s!!
Been waiting for your ep8! Best OPLA reaction!
This was an amazing journey ❤. I can't wait for season 2!!!
I really like the 5 seagulls rushing towards the One Piece logo. As the 5 members of the crew rush towards the One Piece too. Then come two more seagulls. I wonder what that means. 😁
I think it should be four more seagulls X
@@MatthewHauser-et3do Not for season 2!
@@Kanriel Don't want to spoil anything but two permanent and two honorary.
I'm just sitting here smiling after having watched this (I may even have had a few tears in my eyes at one point or another watching all your emotions!) 😊 I am so glad you loved this show as much as I do, it's been such a joy and privilege to watch your reactions 🙂
I totally agree in that at the end of the last episode, you finally got to see captain Luffy. It was one of the first times that Luffy gave me chills.
I don’t know if anyone has suggested this yet, but you might want to check out the 10ish minute long spoiler-free fan video of the anime called “the breathtaking world of one piece”, which showcases the art, world, islands, creatures, etc of the anime.
there's a rumor that this show actually planned to be 9 or 10 episodes, finish the series right after they entered the grand line (reversed mountain and things) but they decide to pending it because of the budget and schedule.. yes it kinda rush at the end, but It's fine and very wholesome.. glad you like this show
They REALLY nailed the emotion in this live action. OP is legit an emotional, action filled, story masterpiece
Fun fact about the song that plays when the crew makes their declarations. It is actually the Going Merry's Theme. Make sure to keep that fresh in your memory. Because reasons...
In the manga/anime, there's only one encounter in the series with scurvy with a bounty hunter and dropped info that it's pretty much an understood disease across the world with very few who aren't aware. On top of the sentimental moment, tangerines on the ship were likely a means to nip the constant thought of scurvy as a background monster in waiting.
I wonder how well you listened to the song during the end credits of this episode. I LOVE this song. But in particular, I'm currently watching your Ted Lasso reactions, and you mention in one about how you're a hopeless optimist always looking for the good, and it reminded me of a line from this song: "To see the hope when all feels wrong."
Those weird birds with their hats are called News Coos lmfao
This was a fun ride to watch. I did thoroughly enjoy your reactions. Looking forward to more.
I just watched your whole reaction series to this show and I absolutely LOVED it! You are such a great person to react to things, I love that you are so emotional AND I absolutely agree that Shanks and Mihawk are the best things about the Live Action (and Sanji! haha Taz Skylar is such a sweetheart). This was an amazing journey with you and I enjoyed that a lot! Looking forward to see you react to season 2 when it comes out! ♥
"Nothing's gonna stand in our way!"
FLGR: "Except everything probably."
Nope, just one Smokey guy.
One Piece presents a lot of its powerscaling via the Bounty system and the Marine's ranks, although even that is sometimes subverted or put in the service of plot to great effect.
So yeah, there would be no way a rookie pirate (even one as strong as Luffy) could go against a vice-admiral of the Marine. Above him are basically only 2 more ranks: Admiral (only 3 members have this rank at a time) and the Fleet Admiral (top dog and boss of all of the Marine).
In this series the whole Garp storyline is exactly what he tells Koby and Haircut at the end, his training methods are considered the worst kind of punishment. Garp knows the dangers and hardships his grandson is going to face in pursuit of his dream, and he’s making sure Luffy is ready. That being said he’s also a Grand-Admiral of the Marines so he can’t be seen taking it easy on a pirate. One of my favourite subtle through lines in the season is how Garp’s demeanour changes anytime someone claims the the Straw Hat pirate is ruthless, or bloodthirsty, he instantly knows that person can’t be trusted, and is on the wrong side of things. Things don’t tend to end well for Marines that tell Garp that Straw Hat Luffy is evil. It’s also how he knows right away that he can trust Koby, and why he takes him under his wing, he’s got the Luffy seal of approval.
If you are anything like me, you will now watching the anime, the pull was irresistible, I had to know what the whole deal with the Grand Line was. I'm doing bursts of episodes (usually an arc, but for the really long arcs I might take a pause at the halfway point) and then take a couple weeks off to let it sink in. FMA Brotherhood (which you are currently watching) is my favorite anime of all time, but One Piece is closing in and might surpass it in the over 500 episodes I've yet to watch. Damn show makes you cry for an inanimate object at one point.
I've rewatched the live action series vicariously several times now, and I think I finally understand Garp's sudden change at the end.
Before when Koby "convinced" Garp that Luffy is always going to be a pirate, I think it was right there when Garp decided that he's not going to stop Luffy from being a pirate. However, he still wanted to test him so they kept pursuing him. Unbeknowgst to the rest of his troops, he had already planned to let Luffy go.
Partially, BUT THERE'S MORE! Going after Luffy despite learning his lesson was a TEST FOR KOBY! He wanted to see if Koby was going to be the Marine that will still follow his own sense of justice and not someone elses and still be a good person. Koby's act of defiance cements Koby as the heir Garp has been missing out on and it elevates Koby up in his eyes. I argue meeting up with Luffy was almost as much to test Koby as it was to give Luffy a final warning and goodbye.
Now you gotta check out a video called the breathtaking world of one piece, or the openings
the first opening since the others spoil new characters
and tbh "breathtaking world of one piece" is extremely overrated. it's just a bunch of establishing shots of various fantasy islands
nah just watch the anime, it's only 1100+ episodes so you can get caught up in like a year and a half or so if you binge
Yes you should
@@emkalina no, thats why its so good for people who have not seen/read one piece. those "fantasy islands" (have you even seen the show? you should know that theyre not just generic "fantasy islands" wtf) show odas incredible creativity without spoiling anything. its so much at once that it just really emphasizes how big of a world this is.
@@jannecapelle_art if you don't know the context they are just generic fantasy landscapes that now can be generated by an ai in a few minutes
Most happy you enjoyed another show that I did! Loving your reaction vids, keep up the good work, stay hydrated xx
A couple of changes were made to Nami's story, probably for time, that I think make it slightly better in the manga/anime. For one, her village knew what she'd been doing all along but never let on to her that they knew (so they still treated her as if they thought she was a traitor) That was because they wanted her to be able to quit working for Arlong if it became too difficult for her, without her having to stress about letting the villagers down. Because of this, in the manga/anime when her money first gets stolen, she plans on just spending another 8-10 years on collecting another 100 million berry. It's the villagers that actually draw a line in the sand & go after Arlong because they refused to let her suffer anymore for their sake. I do actually like that storyline better than the villagers never knowing what she was doing.
Man I loved rewatching the live action with ya hope ya give the anime a shot eventually lol, super long so I'd understand if not but god its so good would like another channel to watch through with again haha hope you been doing good
I've been looking forward to you reacting to this episode for a good long while!!
I started the anime after watching the netflix adaptation. Finally got to see Garp and in the anime hes called Garp the Fist which explains why in this his punches are insane
i know youre probably not gonna watch or react to the full anime (extremely understandable, its a herculean task), but i think it would be fun for you and for us as viewers, for you to see the original anime characters with their iconic voice actors. bc the vibe is slightly different and ive until now always loved live action fans getting to see the original east blue-crew :D if you want to do that, i'd recommend either watching the first anime intro, a certain video called "the breathtaking world of one piece", or maybe just watching the first 2 episodes of the anime, bc you get luffy, coby+ haircut and most importantly zoro :)
also shoutout to the editor!!!
God i LOVE this show, i dont think i have really come along an Anime based live action show that means so much to me, I love the cast I love the score, the choreography is phenomenal, this show is everything and excited for season 2. all i know about the character in the end is that Actress Jamie Lee Curtis called dibs to play her (yes it is a female captain holding the scar apparently) i dont know if that will ever come to pass but Jamie Lee Curtis would be AMAZING in this universe of they ever hired her for the part! anyways really enjoyed the reaction to this series i cant wait for season 2. Good work Editor its a tough job you have there. thank you also.
The character at the end is not the one that Jamie Lee Curtis would play.
@@f.carasind4188 oh I kind of gathered that was the character she was referring to, my mistake ( I’m unsure of all of the animated series characters )
If you were confused about the garp stuff. That's fair, because none of that storyline was present in the anime or manga. Garp wasnt anywhere near a prevalent character until about 300 episodes in.
Do you know, fans of Mihawk and fans of Shanks are always at each other's throat because of their rivalry. And both, to this day are still among the most mysterious characters in One Piece even though their introduction was very early in the Manga/Anime.
Hey, you got the “Usopp” pronunciation right! Knew you could do it, Ange!
The tattoo scene, coupled with the chains and the bleeding fingers, really feels like Arlong using a branding iron on cattle. Which really is telling… it’s also in shadows with dim lighting; when Nami first shows her new tattoo at her mother’s grave, it’s bright and sunny symbolising her reclaiming freedom.
Thanks for making it through the series!
I don't blame you for thinking that the confrontation between Garp and Luffy feels rushed and out of place. In the manga and anime, they didn't face off directly until much, much later, so even for us long-time fans, the battle between them can feel a little shoehorned in. However, Garp's final reaction to Luffy's determination fits quite well with what anime fans know of him. His feelings towards his grandson are very conflicted, and waver a great deal between pride and frustration.
Garp's strength, and the vast differential between him and Luffy, shouldn't have been a surprise at all, though. Remember, he's a Vice-Admiral -- no one advances that far in the navy without having some fighting chops. The ridiculously one-sided nature of that fight is one more hint of just how tough it's going to be for the Straw Hats on the Grand Line, and how much stronger they'll need to be.
And to Angela's editor: Many thanks for all your hard work! Looking forward to seeing more of it in the future.
They couldn't show the character in the teaser scene. He hadn't been cast yet at the time (might still not be). The fun story of that scene was a writer who is a fan pitched it, and then the writers strike happened. He didn't know if the scene made it into the final cut until he watched the series with everyone else.
Love all the characters and the way the show just feels so joyful but emotional. The cast-off ceremony was such a perfect wrap-up for the season but looking forward to the future. Loved your reactions and can't wait for season 2!
TO THE GRAND LINE!! one of my favorite things in this story is how after Luffy and the gang achieve some crazy feat or do something wild, they'll get new bounties and new posters to go with it. and when that happens, we very often get to see a little glimpse of all the friendly faces we've helped along the way seeing the new updated posters and sharing it with their friends, saying "hey i know those guys!" its a very simple but wonderful bit of writing that im glad Oda has kept as a part of the story
i do hope that you'll continue the journey with either the anime or the manga but i fully respect waiting for S2, and i'll be here watching your reactions either way
I don't think this is spoiler but usually the strength of a marine is reflected in their rank. Fleet admiral is at the top of the marines and Garp in the tv show said he turned down being Fleet Admiral and stayed a vice admiral. Take that as you will.
There's additional Shanks scenes in the anime. And additional Buggy scenes :DDD And more of Buggy's crew and Kuro's crew... and Captain Usopp's crew ;3
There is a major detail of Garp's past, which in the manga/anime, is not revealed until MUCH later. I am thinking the live action will reveal this detail much earlier.
Has there ever been a more perfect feel-good show? It's impossible not to smile when taking each episode in. I want more. I can't wait for another season of One Piece!
Btw, I'd like to recommend the live action Yu Yu Hakusho. It's not quite a wholesome as One Piece... but it's another fine example of an anime translated into live action adequately and I found it to be thoroughly enjoyable.
It's always the post arc stuffs that makes One Piece fan loose their minds 🤣🤣
highly suggest watching the clip for the song (my sails are set) that plays in the background, just all the feels.
It's been good following your reactions, just so you know, on youtube one piece fans just loves watching reactions to one piece in general (chapters, episode, LA etc...)
A detail about old characters in one piece: even the oldest ones can be among the strongest characters as long as they don't give up their dreams in life, their strength won't decrease.
I wish you to get the will (IYKYK guys) to watch the anime, yeah 1106 episodes sounds intimidating, but with just 10 episodes per week, you would be at the current point around the time that season 2 releases (it's a big season in terms of content so I'm sure it's gonna take a while until we get news/trailer). That would make you see the greatest character that was cut from season 1: the great Gaimon!
Anyway, your reactions are cool to see, I'm also into Doctor who so your channel is a good way to revisit this show too, keep up that good work ;)
The Garp stuff is different than in the anime or manga. The "I'm testing you" bit seems to be their justification for introducing him early and giving him a role this season.
So glad you enjoyed the first season! There's definitely a lot of things that had to be rushed along and cut for time, but considering the constraints they had I think they did a great job. They kept the heart of the series and hit more or less the same beats, which is WAY more than a lot of other live-action adaptations do. I'm very curious how they'll handle the second season and what they will or won't adapt, but one thing is for sure....this is where the series gets WEIRD. It makes the snail phones and questionable hairstyles seem tame!
Special thanks to the editor for these videos; I look forward to them every week!
I feel that Garp's laughter is because he recognizes the cosmic irony in the fact that he executed the Pirate King, only to have his grandson become the next one. He finally sees Gold Roger in Luffy, and while there's a hint of despair and exasperation, he also finds it genuinely funny :P
Regarding Shanks... the story has reached that point where we are learning more and more about him, but he is definitely one of those mysterious individuals whose meaning and presence is difficult to appreciate without the context of its entire world. To put it simply, imagine Einstein being your grandpa, but you are just entering kindergarten and just know he's the best scientist everrrr. You know he is awesome and really smart. But you still have so many layers of school to go through, be it elementary, high school, bachelor at university and then a masters... only to then understand your granddaddy Einstein's completed a dozen masters and is an absolute word of authority in all these different fields. It is only at that point, after having spent so much time and effort to try and follow in his footsteps, that you realize just how amazing he truly is. Obviously Shanks is a pirate (or is he?! HE IS SUCH A MYSTERY) and Einstein is a scientist, but you get the point: we're not ready for Shanks, and Shanks doesn't teach kids in kindergarten. He'll drop by to inspire them and just have fun, but his life, career and reslated responsibilities? It is nowhere close to where Luffy is starting off. And when the time comes that Shanks does appear, you'll end up hyperventilating because WE ARE GETTING CLOSER TO THIS DAMN LEGEND WE'VE BEEN WANTING TO KNOW MORE OF.
I wonder when the live action will show him again.
A big part of what made me hopeful for this series is just how involved the creator of One Piece (Eichiro Oda) was in the live-action's production. He hand picked the actors not only based on how much they looked like his vision of the characters, but personality as well. I feel like that made a HUGE difference in how the series played out. One Piece LA, while maybe not a masterpiece, is definitely the quality and rewatchability that a vast majority of the anime fans wanted.
I'm happy that you fell in love with the characters. Welcome aboard the One Piece fandom. We're happy you're here. ^__^
Based on the comments about Luffy's relentless optimism and somehow never being annoying, I think Naruto would be up your alley. Brilliant art and beautiful story telling across the series.
I loved the confrontation between Garp and Luffy. I love the detail that when Garp tells Koby that his uniform seems to be fitting, that the uniform does actually look like it fits now. It’s no longer a baggy wrinkled messy. Seeing the dub over their dreams with the flashbacks was awesome! Zeff putting the poster under Employee of the Month is hilarious! I loved the scene between Shanks and Mihawk!
I watched an interview with the show runner and he said that cutting to the kids during the cast off ceremony wasn’t planned and one of the editors cut that together and showed it to them, they all loved it so much that they decided to use it instead of the original scene. Huge props to that editor for going above and beyond with that great idea.
The banded archerfish is a fish that shoots streams of water from its mouth to knock prey, such as insects, into the water. So seeing a fishman doing the same thing is completely normal.😊
Alvidas actress is very dedicated - VERY dedicated
PS hello to Rabbiddawg - great work - those tiny comments, like with the wilhelm scream are always fun
That cave where Shanks is at the end is a real-world location called "Dappat se gat" (Dappat's hole) about a 15 minute drive from me. I've never actually been there though. That would require being outdoors.
Nami’s backstory hits hard bc it is one of the first in the series, but in reality, it is one of the most tame backstories of the entire series.
It's not explained yet, but almost from captain(with exceptions) onwards, each rank is more powerful than the last.
Garp said he could be fleet admiral(highest marine rank), so even if he's old, we can guess he's far more powerful than what's shown here.
I really every single cast, they did a amazing job and most negative things about it is a problem of budget and episodes (10 ep. would have been perfect). Thant's why i'm worried because s2 will have 8 ep. too and there's a lot you need to cut again to make it work.
I just hope they get more budget because from here onwards, things will need more CGI or practical, which will be even more of a nightmare to produce.
Thank you for the amazing reaction