Kuina fell down the stairs. It's actually the sad reality that even the smallest accident could take down your life and dream. But as long as you have a friend that's willing to carry on your dream, your dream lives on
"It's actually the sad reality that even the smallest accident could take down your life and dream." - except that the entire series disproves that notion. complete normal, powerless people survive the craziest shit. falling down a flight of stairs killing you makes sense in the real world, but not in the world of One Piece. that's why it's being meme'd on so much.
There is also another detail to Zoro. He only pulls out Kuina's white sword when it is time to get serious. And he ALWAYS puts Kuina's sword in his mouth because that way no matter what, even if he loses both his arms... This sword... He will drop only when he will lose his head.
I cant lie. When the remix of the theme came on as they are sailing away on the Going Merry came on I burst into tears. My best friend and I started One Piece the anime years after it came out. We caught up after like 2 years watching it. They passed away last year and I stopped watching it but this version made me very happy and I think I will start it up again!
The panda head is an Easter Egg referencing Pandaman a character in the manga who shows up randomly in the background of panels especially in crowd scene. Sorta like a “where’s Waldo”. Oda won a character design contest with Pandaman when he was younger
the contest was for Kinnikuman - many of the weird wrestler in that manga where readers sumissions. is prettty cool that a mangaka use some kid desing in a real manga. i would be so hyped if my oc made into a magazine
So one thing to note about Zoro. He has a terrible sense of direction. Like the worst. They hinted to this in the last episode where he called the house a maze and couldn't find the kitchen. Now he went the wrong way to get to the house.
@@turkishraccoon it isn't like he just magically lost his sense of direction as the series goes. It stands to reason he was always like that. You just didn't learn it until later in the anime. I don't think that had anything to do with it.
One of the things that makes this show so creative is that powers and abilities are very indicative of personality. Even each crew has its own personality, like the Black Cat pirates are like a crew of cats, the Buggy Pirates are a crew of clowns a circus freaks. Even the marines sometimes have interesting themes.
almost all characters have attack names of a certain theme - luffy has Guns - zoro has food~demon puns - sanji has french cuts of meat - garp has galaxy themed attacks - all of robins attacks are flowers - nami has weather girl news names its bloody great
Here's some clarification for things that were changed or weren't explained: - As others have said Kuina fell down the stairs and died in an accident - it wasnt mentioned but the Sensei was actually Kuina's father which is why he shed a tear when he told Zoro about her death. That's also why Zoro had to ask him for permission to take her sword because the Wado Ichimonji is their family's sword. - And as a side note fun fact: the reveal that Garp is Luffy's grandfather actually wasnt revealed in the anime until the early 300s (the live action only goes up to episode 45 in terms of content). I think they brought that reveal to this part of the story so that people who have never seen it before like you guys can experience the same bomb drop we all got in the manga or anime. It definitely makes things more interesting so I really like how they handled that change. The fact that they brought Garp in this early is also really cool (he wasnt actually revealed as a character until around episode 68 in the anime).
The Grandpa Garp reveal happening so early is one of my favorite changes, for context if the Live Action kept at its current pace and kept the reveal in the same place it would not be until around the 4th or 5th season. Having more Garp and Koby is a plus.
Have you guys ever read Bridge to Terebithia? Kuina's fate reminds me of that. Even in a fantastical tale, people are still people, and we can die in the most anticlimactic of ways. And Zoro, for all his vengance and hunting down these dangerous foes, can't get revenge on anything here because nobody was to blame. An accident is a tragedy, and the lack of closure is an even bigger one.
the henchmen's costumes are manga/anime accurate, it's a nice easter egg where in in the original they were still on the ship and part of the invading pirate force that was part of a more elaborate plan from Kuro, the show has it paired down to them being part of the staff.
The thing about Usopp using the servant corridors and Klahadore definitely not using them is that it sort of reveals him from the get-go. He _is_ a servant, but he refuses to use them because to him it's demeaning. And obviously, he's a butler, which makes him the highest ranked servant and likely not a servant that would use them frequently in most households and, I mean, obviously Kaya isn't someone who'd insist that her employees should "keep out of the way" or anything. But Klahadore barely even remembers that they exist because he never thought of himself as her employee or her servant in the first place. I thought that was a cool detail to include, personally. Also, Luffy didn't beat him near enough D: All those things he complained about having to help Kaya with was because of him. Kaya was sick and isolated _because of him_ and he has the temerity to resent her for turning to him for help. The fucking nerve!
Wow, thank you for pointing out this fascinating detail! I didn't realise those were actually servant corridors. I've seen them in other tv shows and wondered what their purpose was. Characters usually just use it for sneaking and hiding. So the purpose was to "hide" the servants activities back in the day. Can't wait to share this with my mom, who was also puzzled by this before 😆
@@kbsongy Way back when, most servants would have poor hygiene and likely marked by scars (according to their employers) and also not fashionable at all! So higher aristocracy would usually prefer not to see them. Also, they reminded them that their fancy mansions and houses weren't immaculate by the providence of God but rather by the sometimes literally back breaking work of "lesser people" XDD Aristocracy were the worst.
Kuro has super-speed, but it's got some severe drawbacks. For one, he's completely unconscious while using his speed, his body kinda moves on its own. Due to this, he has very limited control over his movement. He struggles to move to precise positions unless moving a short distance. If moving a larger distance, his directions of movement become much more erratic (although he'll never accidentally run into a wall or anything like that, his body automatically avoids obstacles like this). There's a part in the anime where he tries to use his speed to slash Luffy, but he's standing a fair distance away so he accidentally runs past him and starts killing his own crewmates.
I don't think killing his crew was an accident. He told them he was going to slaughter all the witnesses, and gave up on the "pirate attack" plan because he deemed the crew too incompetent to carry it out. I think the plan was to pussyfoot blender every person there.
The Panda is a topiary in front of Kaya's mansion. It's to help you remember that the well is in front of the mansion and that Zoro gets lost on his way back to the mansion after climbing out of the well.
This isn't fleshed out in the live action and can even be missed in the manga but Kuro killed everyone on a marine ship except for 1. He then had his 1st mate hypnotize the marine into thinking he captured Captain Kuro and hypnotized someone else to think he isCaptain Kuro. The no name marine was then promoted for capturing such a famous pirate. He was promoted to captain. Captain Morgan. And it explains so much in retrospect. How insecure and vain he was. He was literally a nobody grunt that rocketed to fame overnight all so Kuro could lay on the down low.
The full context is she fell down the stairs looking for a wetstone for the Wado Ichimonji the white hilted sword. Her body is shown in the anime. She did over hear her father talking about her being a girl and wont be able to be the best around forever the night of their duel and she repeats most of it to Zoro after their duel, which some thought that ment her father wanted to off her or her dreams and focus on Zoro, but Zoro saying she is his goal silenced those thoughts in her head. Her father goes on to explain Zoro appearing had checked her ego and inspired her to train harder. So longer sus.
the live action doesn’t really give context but kuina got those ideas of her inferiority to men from eavesdropping on her father (who is the sensei) talking about how kuina won’t be the best fighter forever because she’s a girl, even though in the anime she literally wins against the adults of the dojo on a daily basis.
The more serious they get, the more natural it's that there're differences between men and women in martial arts. Just as it's dangerous to allow trans women (physically male) to participate in women's competitions.
They noticed the panda! In the manga and anime there is a human with a panda head that constantly shows up in the background of crowds since the beginning. I guess this was the live actions way of slipping it in for fans
I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS!! They're clearly honest, not like other channels where they sound stupid by faking their emotions and giving "predictions" that only OP real fans would know. Keep up the honest work!!
@@Benedict00_MankoMuncher the last episodes of One Piece by cinepals are truly unwatchable. The guy tries to hide he's done research but the girl... sweetlord... she just sounds fake
@@Benedict00_MankoMuncher so far, my favorite reactions are bridgeco, a channel called CommonManShow and React2.0. Those innocent villagers have the purest reaction. You can tell in their faces what "first time watching" means.
Don't listen to the "falling down the stairs was japanese culture speak for suicide." No it's not and never was. That is simply anime fans making up japanese culture to fit the narrative they want. Life happened. It really bothers me because this is how stereotypes are started.
thanks for doing these reaction videos , guys. its a great way to re-enjoy watching this great series. you guys are on point with your in-the-moment predictions too. its awesome :D
Iirc It was Kuinas father, the teacher, who told her she would never be the best because she is a girl. So that's where that comes from. Also the Panda is a reference to PANDA MAN!!
they won't lose the boat immediately so you won't be mad :) but when they do lose the going merry it's gonna be time to bring out a tissue box, heck i got teary eyed seeing them set off on this ship just thinking about all the awesome adventures and memories they're gonna make with it
Netflix messed up, if axehand had killed him his poster would have been removed but in the Netflix adaption he still has a poster posted in the anime he is still alive but his poster isn't shown.
Reason its not revealed how Kuina died is one of the show creators Matt Owens. Kuina fell down the stairs in manga/anime and Matt just finds her death funny and can't take it seriously so they just did not mention it in live action because it can kind of ruin how serious the moment is. There is reference of the falling down the stairs in Zoro fight scene against the cat lady with green hair when she rolls down the stairs but that is it.
@@yudhazacharias9377 Yeah but it kind of goes against the one piece build of humans. Its like one of those things that seems out of place because its too realistic because other characters survive much worse things. Like they got thrown through walls all the time in anime/manga and they survive but for some reason Kuina dies from stairs.
@@gandalainsley6467 not everyone is a devil fruit eater. Their lives are as short as ours. It could be shorter than we think. I have no problem with realistic in this show
Her death in the manga was meant to showcase how fragile life is and how you're one accident away from an unexpected and sudden death. I think most fans don't particularly like it because she was such a likeable character and felt she deserved a better way to die.
@@yudhazacharias9377 Zoro is not a devil fruit eater and he gets thrown through walls. Usopp survived things that would kill a person in real life too and he is not a devil fruit eater. Kuina's death was just bad writing because I don't mid realism but the stairs thing creates a huge plot hole. Why she is the only one with such a weak body? Nux Taku(A youtuber who is friends with Matt Owens) actually had an idea that if they changed it to suicide in live action it could have worked so who knows. Maybe in season 2 that could be a thing , probably not though.
Just to make it clear, kuro cant use his speed in a fight because he cant control it well, only running from spot to spot, also its not a devil fruit and also his considered to be one of the smartest in the one piece world
You definitely need to watch the anime to understand all the things in the background like the music and the panda. Also apparently the girl fell down the stairs. I don't actually believe it personally, but it is what it is.
I dunno if this has already been said but if it hasn’t, it should have been, for your guys sake 😂 all devil fruit users (the fruit luffy eats in ep 1) can’t swim and if they’re in water will sink, it’s not that that’s luffy’s weakness 🙌🏻😂
There are so many times Kuro could just easily cut someone up or hurt them, but everytime he either misses or he decides not to and just pushes them aside instead...
In the manga, they did say while Kuro does his catstep, he can't see. So Essentially, he's blindly swinging. It's one of the reasons why his crew in the manga get so easily caught in the crossfire.
@@cocofirebird makes sense if they explain it but it's a bit of an easy way out, once he had grabbed Kaya and Nami he was standing still and could have easily cut them up.... the whole time he tried to kill her through the walls but when she was finally in his hands he just acted creepy and threw them aside. and it isn't just Kuro of course, same with Arlong putting his sword near Luffys face and deciding not to bite his face off. Of course it makes sense for bad guys to not finish off the good guys that easily and it's fantasy but somehow it kinda stands out for me how many times they seem to throw away perfectly fine chances to finish someone off. xD I never really payed that much attention to it ( in other fiction ) before.. o well
i can now say garps full name is Monkey D Garp and yes he is for sure luffy's grandpa... i wont say luffy's dads name yet or what he is doing but he might be shown in later seasons
“That came out of nowhere.” Well not really. She was literally stating how he would get ‘bigger, stronger, faster,” etc. all in perpituaty with him being born male. All of which are true.
she only thought those things because she heard her father talking about it behind her back, despite her *AS A CHILD* literally defeating the adults of the dojo. the live action cut out so much context
They're at an age where girls have longer reach and more strength, but that's going to change when the boys grow. Anyone who knows much about sword fighting will know strength isn't as important as speed, which she'd still have (really she's just losing any reach advantage), but it's easy to see why a young girl is concerned about the situation.
11:30 "He took advantage of you because you were of age and your parents weren't home". I got to say, the actual context of him trying to kill her is terrible but you're right, it still sounds much worse taken out of that context 🤣
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Kuina fell down the stairs. It's actually the sad reality that even the smallest accident could take down your life and dream. But as long as you have a friend that's willing to carry on your dream, your dream lives on
"It's actually the sad reality that even the smallest accident could take down your life and dream." - except that the entire series disproves that notion. complete normal, powerless people survive the craziest shit. falling down a flight of stairs killing you makes sense in the real world, but not in the world of One Piece. that's why it's being meme'd on so much.
Down D. Stairs is Op character
@@sedlyholmes3722 lol
She killed herself
@@gamergod9182 most of the people from east blue are normal people lol. a fall down the stairs is totally believable.
There is also another detail to Zoro.
He only pulls out Kuina's white sword when it is time to get serious.
And he ALWAYS puts Kuina's sword in his mouth because that way no matter what, even if he loses both his arms... This sword...
He will drop only when he will lose his head.
Love that detail you added, makes sense.
That's a hell of a nice interpretation
That's deep yo, I didn't watch the anime so that's a cool detail
I cant lie. When the remix of the theme came on as they are sailing away on the Going Merry came on I burst into tears. My best friend and I started One Piece the anime years after it came out. We caught up after like 2 years watching it. They passed away last year and I stopped watching it but this version made me very happy and I think I will start it up again!
The panda head is an Easter Egg referencing Pandaman a character in the manga who shows up randomly in the background of panels especially in crowd scene. Sorta like a “where’s Waldo”. Oda won a character design contest with Pandaman when he was younger
Nice.
the contest was for Kinnikuman - many of the weird wrestler in that manga where readers sumissions. is prettty cool that a mangaka use some kid desing in a real manga. i would be so hyped if my oc made into a magazine
So one thing to note about Zoro. He has a terrible sense of direction. Like the worst. They hinted to this in the last episode where he called the house a maze and couldn't find the kitchen. Now he went the wrong way to get to the house.
He couldn't find the house when the well was just at the front of the house 😂😂😂
It actually shouldn't be like that until Loguetown where he gets the [spoiler]
cursed sword
@@turkishraccoon it isn't like he just magically lost his sense of direction as the series goes. It stands to reason he was always like that. You just didn't learn it until later in the anime. I don't think that had anything to do with it.
He also believes in equity 😊
@@simphiwethwala8158 He's wrong, though.
One of the things that makes this show so creative is that powers and abilities are very indicative of personality. Even each crew has its own personality, like the Black Cat pirates are like a crew of cats, the Buggy Pirates are a crew of clowns a circus freaks. Even the marines sometimes have interesting themes.
almost all characters have attack names of a certain theme
- luffy has Guns
- zoro has food~demon puns
- sanji has french cuts of meat
- garp has galaxy themed attacks
- all of robins attacks are flowers
- nami has weather girl news names
its bloody great
Here's some clarification for things that were changed or weren't explained:
- As others have said Kuina fell down the stairs and died in an accident
- it wasnt mentioned but the Sensei was actually Kuina's father which is why he shed a tear when he told Zoro about her death. That's also why Zoro had to ask him for permission to take her sword because the Wado Ichimonji is their family's sword.
- And as a side note fun fact: the reveal that Garp is Luffy's grandfather actually wasnt revealed in the anime until the early 300s (the live action only goes up to episode 45 in terms of content). I think they brought that reveal to this part of the story so that people who have never seen it before like you guys can experience the same bomb drop we all got in the manga or anime. It definitely makes things more interesting so I really like how they handled that change. The fact that they brought Garp in this early is also really cool (he wasnt actually revealed as a character until around episode 68 in the anime).
The Grandpa Garp reveal happening so early is one of my favorite changes, for context if the Live Action kept at its current pace and kept the reveal in the same place it would not be until around the 4th or 5th season. Having more Garp and Koby is a plus.
Have you guys ever read Bridge to Terebithia? Kuina's fate reminds me of that. Even in a fantastical tale, people are still people, and we can die in the most anticlimactic of ways. And Zoro, for all his vengance and hunting down these dangerous foes, can't get revenge on anything here because nobody was to blame. An accident is a tragedy, and the lack of closure is an even bigger one.
the henchmen's costumes are manga/anime accurate, it's a nice easter egg where in in the original they were still on the ship and part of the invading pirate force that was part of a more elaborate plan from Kuro, the show has it paired down to them being part of the staff.
The thing about Usopp using the servant corridors and Klahadore definitely not using them is that it sort of reveals him from the get-go. He _is_ a servant, but he refuses to use them because to him it's demeaning. And obviously, he's a butler, which makes him the highest ranked servant and likely not a servant that would use them frequently in most households and, I mean, obviously Kaya isn't someone who'd insist that her employees should "keep out of the way" or anything. But Klahadore barely even remembers that they exist because he never thought of himself as her employee or her servant in the first place.
I thought that was a cool detail to include, personally.
Also, Luffy didn't beat him near enough D: All those things he complained about having to help Kaya with was because of him. Kaya was sick and isolated _because of him_ and he has the temerity to resent her for turning to him for help. The fucking nerve!
Wow, thank you for pointing out this fascinating detail! I didn't realise those were actually servant corridors. I've seen them in other tv shows and wondered what their purpose was. Characters usually just use it for sneaking and hiding. So the purpose was to "hide" the servants activities back in the day. Can't wait to share this with my mom, who was also puzzled by this before 😆
@@kbsongy Way back when, most servants would have poor hygiene and likely marked by scars (according to their employers) and also not fashionable at all! So higher aristocracy would usually prefer not to see them. Also, they reminded them that their fancy mansions and houses weren't immaculate by the providence of God but rather by the sometimes literally back breaking work of "lesser people" XDD Aristocracy were the worst.
Kuro has super-speed, but it's got some severe drawbacks. For one, he's completely unconscious while using his speed, his body kinda moves on its own. Due to this, he has very limited control over his movement. He struggles to move to precise positions unless moving a short distance. If moving a larger distance, his directions of movement become much more erratic (although he'll never accidentally run into a wall or anything like that, his body automatically avoids obstacles like this). There's a part in the anime where he tries to use his speed to slash Luffy, but he's standing a fair distance away so he accidentally runs past him and starts killing his own crewmates.
I don't think killing his crew was an accident. He told them he was going to slaughter all the witnesses, and gave up on the "pirate attack" plan because he deemed the crew too incompetent to carry it out. I think the plan was to pussyfoot blender every person there.
The Panda is a topiary in front of Kaya's mansion. It's to help you remember that the well is in front of the mansion and that Zoro gets lost on his way back to the mansion after climbing out of the well.
Zorro getting lost meme
maybe also pandaman reference?
It's a Panda man reference
This isn't fleshed out in the live action and can even be missed in the manga but Kuro killed everyone on a marine ship except for 1. He then had his 1st mate hypnotize the marine into thinking he captured Captain Kuro and hypnotized someone else to think he isCaptain Kuro. The no name marine was then promoted for capturing such a famous pirate. He was promoted to captain. Captain Morgan. And it explains so much in retrospect. How insecure and vain he was. He was literally a nobody grunt that rocketed to fame overnight all so Kuro could lay on the down low.
The panda is a well known easter egg of the series.
If you guys and gals were wondering Yasopp was the guy with the ricocheting bullet in the 2nd episode.
The full context is she fell down the stairs looking for a wetstone for the Wado Ichimonji the white hilted sword. Her body is shown in the anime. She did over hear her father talking about her being a girl and wont be able to be the best around forever the night of their duel and she repeats most of it to Zoro after their duel, which some thought that ment her father wanted to off her or her dreams and focus on Zoro, but Zoro saying she is his goal silenced those thoughts in her head. Her father goes on to explain Zoro appearing had checked her ego and inspired her to train harder. So longer sus.
the live action doesn’t really give context but kuina got those ideas of her inferiority to men from eavesdropping on her father (who is the sensei) talking about how kuina won’t be the best fighter forever because she’s a girl, even though in the anime she literally wins against the adults of the dojo on a daily basis.
I'm pretty sure (been a long time) that he was also saying she couldn't inherit the dojo because she was a girl.
@@brianyaniro4797yuppp
Like, if you can beat adults as a child, I don’t think gender is gonna matter so much 😂
@@georgerobins4110doesn't make much sense in one piece for that to be a thing, really. But it's how it is.
The more serious they get, the more natural it's that there're differences between men and women in martial arts. Just as it's dangerous to allow trans women (physically male) to participate in women's competitions.
@@thechikuwa284 she literally beats ADULTS. As a CHILD. I think gender is a non-issue for her.
They noticed the panda! In the manga and anime there is a human with a panda head that constantly shows up in the background of crowds since the beginning. I guess this was the live actions way of slipping it in for fans
the biggest tragedy is when people die of unceremoniously mundane things and out of nowhere.. no closure to be had, just loss
And most importantly, nobody to blame. No enemy to hunt down.
If there is one thing all pirates excel at, it's commitment to the bit.
"Girth" I AM DYING 🤣
All the silliness getting to Cody every time is my favorite thing. 😂
I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS!!
They're clearly honest, not like other channels where they sound stupid by faking their emotions and giving "predictions" that only OP real fans would know.
Keep up the honest work!!
Which one so I know to stay away
@@Benedict00_MankoMuncher cinepals, ImonSnow, normies... you name them
@@ElmismisimoPurpura cinepals?! Nooo
@@Benedict00_MankoMuncher the last episodes of One Piece by cinepals are truly unwatchable. The guy tries to hide he's done research but the girl... sweetlord... she just sounds fake
@@Benedict00_MankoMuncher so far, my favorite reactions are bridgeco, a channel called CommonManShow and React2.0.
Those innocent villagers have the purest reaction. You can tell in their faces what "first time watching" means.
Grandpa reveal was Gold
7:46 catwoman, batman, and alfred fr
13:39 zoro’s specialty is having absolutely no sense of direction lmao
Cat woman, Batman and Alfred 😭😭
Don't listen to the "falling down the stairs was japanese culture speak for suicide."
No it's not and never was.
That is simply anime fans making up japanese culture to fit the narrative they want.
Life happened.
It really bothers me because this is how stereotypes are started.
I was waiting to see their reactions to the grandpa reveal 😂
luffy: grandpa?
crew: grandpa!?!
me: PAPI!?!
Surprise GRANDPA
That was a shocker for you guys wasn't
Great way to start off my Monday, hot cup of coffee and a new bridgeco reaction 🖤
FINALLY ANOTHER ONE PIECE REACTION🎉🎉🎉
10:27 in manga and anime, it was explained further because girls' body will change upon puberty - breast will become larger, menstruation, etc
thanks for doing these reaction videos , guys.
its a great way to re-enjoy watching this great series.
you guys are on point with your in-the-moment predictions too. its awesome :D
Watching you crack up from the absurdity of the show is so great lmao
The way you laugh and almost fall out your chair, will never get old
Panda is like a Stan Lee cameo of One Piece. Can't believe you catch that. (cuz I didn't)
Sorry the 4:55 "fuck yourself" quick edit had me rolling, OMG so hilarious
So clearly you two found your Halloween costumes this year
Zoro greatest enemy : Can't Tell D. Way
HAHA! Your reaction to the ending was EXACTLY the same as me. "WHAT?!?"
Iirc It was Kuinas father, the teacher, who told her she would never be the best because she is a girl. So that's where that comes from. Also the Panda is a reference to PANDA MAN!!
Episode 5 is my favorite!! Renewed to season 2 baby!
Was waiting for that "grandpa" reactions 😂
Hammocks are perfect for boats because they have less swing over waves. A regular bed on a boat would feel everything.
they won't lose the boat immediately so you won't be mad :) but when they do lose the going merry it's gonna be time to bring out a tissue box, heck i got teary eyed seeing them set off on this ship just thinking about all the awesome adventures and memories they're gonna make with it
Netflix messed up, if axehand had killed him his poster would have been removed but in the Netflix adaption he still has a poster posted in the anime he is still alive but his poster isn't shown.
The sigma edit at 10:28 killed me😂😂😂
Meme material
That sigma grindset background music at 10:30 got me so bad I had to pause the video to wipe my tears and comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Reason its not revealed how Kuina died is one of the show creators Matt Owens. Kuina fell down the stairs in manga/anime and Matt just finds her death funny and can't take it seriously so they just did not mention it in live action because it can kind of ruin how serious the moment is. There is reference of the falling down the stairs in Zoro fight scene against the cat lady with green hair when she rolls down the stairs but that is it.
It may sound funny at first, but it's reality. Even a tiny accident could end your life and dream
@@yudhazacharias9377 Yeah but it kind of goes against the one piece build of humans. Its like one of those things that seems out of place because its too realistic because other characters survive much worse things. Like they got thrown through walls all the time in anime/manga and they survive but for some reason Kuina dies from stairs.
@@gandalainsley6467 not everyone is a devil fruit eater. Their lives are as short as ours. It could be shorter than we think. I have no problem with realistic in this show
Her death in the manga was meant to showcase how fragile life is and how you're one accident away from an unexpected and sudden death. I think most fans don't particularly like it because she was such a likeable character and felt she deserved a better way to die.
@@yudhazacharias9377 Zoro is not a devil fruit eater and he gets thrown through walls. Usopp survived things that would kill a person in real life too and he is not a devil fruit eater. Kuina's death was just bad writing because I don't mid realism but the stairs thing creates a huge plot hole. Why she is the only one with such a weak body? Nux Taku(A youtuber who is friends with Matt Owens) actually had an idea that if they changed it to suicide in live action it could have worked so who knows. Maybe in season 2 that could be a thing , probably not though.
Rule number one as a pirate in the One Piece world: Commit to the bit.
Good eye. Echiro Oda likes to put panda easter eggs in his stuff. Most commonly in the form of a background character called Panda Man.
Grandpa as in father of his dad. His real grandpa. Monkey D. Garp, Vice Admiral of the Marines.
Just to make it clear, kuro cant use his speed in a fight because he cant control it well, only running from spot to spot, also its not a devil fruit and also his considered to be one of the smartest in the one piece world
One of the smartest in the east blue, no in the world
The next episode is going to go crazyyy
Koby almost always looks like he needs to run to the bathroom.
“Where do you get a hook?”
It’s a well.
Bless you dog 🐶
10:20 😂😂😂
Damn early reveal of Grandpa just in 4 episode when in the manga wes revealed at volume 45 LMAO XD
Love all the side comments, it’s so fun watching your reactions 🤣🤣🤣 btw, luffy has all the unconventional attacks but it all works! 😮💨😂
Netflix gave Zoro the hook in the manga and anime he climbs out by using his hands and feet and slowly walking his way up.
This was a great story, and that twist at the end! The next episode is hands down the best one yet! Can't wait until you upload that one =)
The panda man reference 😂
You definitely need to watch the anime to understand all the things in the background like the music and the panda. Also apparently the girl fell down the stairs. I don't actually believe it personally, but it is what it is.
Oh my god, they found Pandaman.
theres a where's waldo bit going on with the one piece manga called "Pandaman" so the panda head might be a nod to that
Down the Well, Down D Stairs
School’s in session so now I’m actually early with these hahah
We need the story of how the best youtube couple met....
this video just made my night :D
i freaking love this series and i can't wait for season 2!!
Yea the Vice Admiral’s full name is Monkey D. Garp
Haha grandpa reaction was awesome
These have been so fun to watch!
Zoro going the wrong way is a thing ahahhaa hes badass but gets lost easily. 🥲 I love that detail because i suck with directions too.
No, Luffy. I, am your grandfather.
I swear, yesterday I watched part of your live GOT Lore for seasons 4. It is not to be found today. What happened to it?
Can’t wait to watch y’all’s reaction to chucky s3 trailer
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Wait... there is a hidden panda in the background?! Bad enough I missed the ones in the anime...
I dunno if this has already been said but if it hasn’t, it should have been, for your guys sake 😂 all devil fruit users (the fruit luffy eats in ep 1) can’t swim and if they’re in water will sink, it’s not that that’s luffy’s weakness 🙌🏻😂
I love this episode! On rewatch I skip episode 3 just to get to it lol
Yeah, Luffy's the kind of pirate who... doesn't commit any acts of piracy... ever.
i think he might not be a pirate
Team rocket is blasting off again
kuina's death is a reality check in this world that however strong one becomes humans are still fragile creatures !!
Uso in Japanese means 'lie', Uso(pp)/liar
Zoros one of strongest characters in the anime and don’t you forget it, put some gd respect on his name
king of hell 💀👑
Lol,i just thought of something. Who would win? Luffy's gum-gum bell or Tanjiro's hard head?
If you guys ever do watch the anime or read the manga just know garp isn't actually introduced that early.
You should do reaction on Chucky Season 3 Teaser and Official.
There are so many times Kuro could just easily cut someone up or hurt them, but everytime he either misses or he decides not to and just pushes them aside instead...
In the manga, they did say while Kuro does his catstep, he can't see. So Essentially, he's blindly swinging. It's one of the reasons why his crew in the manga get so easily caught in the crossfire.
@@cocofirebird makes sense if they explain it but it's a bit of an easy way out, once he had grabbed Kaya and Nami he was standing still and could have easily cut them up.... the whole time he tried to kill her through the walls but when she was finally in his hands he just acted creepy and threw them aside.
and it isn't just Kuro of course, same with Arlong putting his sword near Luffys face and deciding not to bite his face off.
Of course it makes sense for bad guys to not finish off the good guys that easily and it's fantasy but somehow it kinda stands out for me how many times they seem to throw away perfectly fine chances to finish someone off. xD
I never really payed that much attention to it ( in other fiction ) before.. o well
Luckily they didn’t find out how kuina really died
i can now say garps full name is Monkey D Garp and yes he is for sure luffy's grandpa... i wont say luffy's dads name yet or what he is doing but he might be shown in later seasons
I think she fell down the stairs
Down D. Stairs
“That came out of nowhere.” Well not really. She was literally stating how he would get ‘bigger, stronger, faster,” etc. all in perpituaty with him being born male. All of which are true.
she only thought those things because she heard her father talking about it behind her back, despite her *AS A CHILD* literally defeating the adults of the dojo. the live action cut out so much context
They're at an age where girls have longer reach and more strength, but that's going to change when the boys grow. Anyone who knows much about sword fighting will know strength isn't as important as speed, which she'd still have (really she's just losing any reach advantage), but it's easy to see why a young girl is concerned about the situation.
11:30 "He took advantage of you because you were of age and your parents weren't home". I got to say, the actual context of him trying to kill her is terrible but you're right, it still sounds much worse taken out of that context 🤣
Zoro has a terrible sense of direction, and no, Kuro has no devil fruit powers, he has a technique called stealth foot
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