Those 2 words were exactly what Nami decided to hold back at all ever since she saw the people in village hurt because she said 'it' as a kid. Finally it came out because it was Luffy. So much meaning to it
What hits home for me is, for Luffy, he does not CARE what past Nami has, what good or what bad she has done. She is his Nakama, when a Nakama asks for help, he fights! As simple as that!
Grandma understands Nami's character in 37 episodes better than most one piece readers I see online. It felt nice to hear her call out Nami's love of money not as just being greedy but to Nami money is safety for her loved ones.
Those who lived through some rough time usually understand this. Most younger generations have never been in an actual war or financial crisis that affects your basic needs.
Jhonny and Yosaku's hypemen speech is a core part that makes the Walk to Alrong Park one of the epic moments in the show. And finally Gran D. Ma accepts Pinwheel hat is cool is icing on the cake for this episode, nice guys appreciate it.
"Which one of you is Arlong?" The more I rewatch One Piece, the more I find myself appreciating Luffy. He doesn't know Nami or the village's story and doesn't care. He simply saw Nami hurting herself while screaming some dude's name. Didn't even ask any question and simply stormed off to beat up a guy who he doesn't even know what he looks like.
@@beepboop4833 I feel like the early episodes showed how very smart luffy is. It feels like on current episodes they don't show that part of him as much anymore
@@TheRobojay More than ever he shows it these days. The show tries to hide it but just look at how often he favors surprise attacks and ambushes against overtly strong opponents.
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 Garp is wack, sees decades of marines doing the worst evil and doesn't have the guts to stop them or quit. He's a collaborator. Best thing about Garp is that he has a guilty conscience, but he never does anything about it.
No matter how many times I watch these two episodes I bawl like a little baby every time. Also funny thing the way she describes Bellemere is similar to the way I describe Nami, which really makes you realize just how much of an influence Bellemere was on Nami.
I should be going to sleep. But Gran D. Ma has arrived. EDIT: SHUCKS! I was too excited to watch another Grandma reaction and forgot what moment we were hitting. Going to cry myself to sleep I guess.
No matter how many times I've watched one piece all the way through Arlong Park will always remain one of my favorite arcs. Just like she says "its so well thought out" not that the rest of one piece isnt, i just feel like this introduces you to a side of One Piece you hadnt really seen at this point. and man is it beautiful.
I honestly gotta say I feel like that’s Baratie - the main difference is the ability to attach that liberation or rebirth of a dream to the defeat of a villain in Arlong Park
@@Erodent the defeat, the crumbs of commentary from Sanji and lore from both him and Zeff, the backstory itself, the result of said backstory being the restaurant that holds the arc together - it’s really some of Odas most understated and best work. Loguetown as well
I agree with that aspect of Bellmere, and I hadn't thought of the poverty angle before, but now that you mentioned it I definitely remember how my mom would figure out meals for my siblings and I. My mom would make a lot of food from scratch because it was more affordable and more nutritious than buying a lot of the ready-made stuff. I also remember improvising snacks because we didn't have typical "junk food" in the house very often, unless there was a birthday party or something. My parents would always make sure there was food to eat, even if it had to be made from scratch
This is the moment most people come to appreciate One Piece and understand why it's the greatest of all time. Not to mention solidifying Luffy as a fantastic character. Luffy comes to the island because he already accepts Nami as their Navigator. He values his friends so highly and shows it by just being there. He stops Nami from stabbing herself. She frustratingly doesn't understand why Luffy is going to such lengths despite knowing nothing about her past and being told to leave. None of it would have changed Luffy's mind because all he sees is his friend in need of help and he's just waiting for her to finally ask him for it. It's so satisfying to see Luffy show how much he truly cares without using any words to show it. Luffy is a fictional character but everyone deserves to have somebody like him in their corner.
I love this dynamic between grandmother and grandson. Y'all seem so cool and close! Lowkey jealous. Also that's possibly the best channel name I've seen in a while.
hey i found your channel at random. It is truly refreshing seeing someone get swept up in the story as much as your grandmother. i just caught up to the current episodes and going back is such a trip through nostalgia. I do hope she continues watching.
Grandma the GOAT! And she know what it like for us poor folk who came out the mud 😂😂 we know the struggle. Subscribed, and excited to follow along grandma’s journey! Yee!
@@GRANIME You misunderstand the complexity of Luffy. He is written to be a somewhat of a flat and complete character at the beginning of the show. He is written as someone that has a magnetic, child-like innocence from which position he points out the various structural flaws in the world. This is incredibly hard to get right .... "being an adult and writing it from the believable point of view of a child". This is in a sense what the impressionist and abstract art movements were about .... "Yes" technically perfect portrait painting is more complex, but it is a solved formula by now (much like how all of the characters in the anime you listed have similar problems of "being in internal anguish due to my past" ---> we know this formula by now), but painters like Monet and Picasso (in particular) wanted to challenge themselves even further and paint what the emotional moment felt like (Monet), and what a child would paint as (Picasso). In this sense it is infinitely more complex to get right. In the same way Luffy is written through eyes of a child, by an adult. It is hard to make it believable, because of course we don't reallly know how children would react to certain circumstances, but with Luffy, somehow the actions he chooses throughout each arc seem to "make sense in the bigger picture", often when we as adults would've made different, yet rational decisions. This is why although most people say Luffy is dumb, they can't deny that he has a strange magnetism to him (and in the show they repeatedly say this is his most "incredible power that makes him the most dangerous to the world government"). So people who can't see the complexity in the Luffy character are completely missing the point of his construction, and people who complain that he is "the only one that doesn't grow", also have no idea what they are talking about .... he isn't really supposed to have character growth (much) by design!
The writer of this story is one of the best writers. He is like Russian writers, when they write a novel, the write a novel. thousands of pages with deep thoughts between the lines. The difference is this guy didn't just write, he added drawing that continues to this day since 1997 !
It dissent matter what age or person you are, the hole event leading up to Luffy punching down the wall and asking "who is Arlong" is something everyone will agree is just bad ass.
Let's compare One Piece to a rollercoaster... everything before now has been the incline leading to the first drop. And now here we are... AT the drop. The first of many, with each consecutive drop after becoming more intense than the last.
One piece tackles a lot of horrible and awful topics in its story, and how they’re dealt with is always so impactful that you can’t help but feel like you are all a part of it, one of the strawhats. You will come to feel this more later on, as the journey is a long yet powerful one 🏴☠️
Rest assured, One Piece is going to be one of the lighter journeys we take on the channel - so we'll be breaking down all of the ugliness/nastiness we come across as we get to it (specifically can't wait to talk about Croc, as well as Skypeia and Tequila Wolf!)
"The walk" is a great moment, transitioning helplessness to a sense of rising hope and fighting spirit. Luffy knows how to temper his patience when it comes down to approaching his enemy sometimes.
The walk on arlong Park has always been one of my favorite episodes. I think that's when I knew I was hooked on one piece. For the 30-plus episodes before I kept watching but wasn't sure if it was curiosity or if I was a fan yet
I love how Arlong Park arc connects new and old One Piece fans together. It really took just 40 episodes for me to be fully on board. And it's nice to see I'm not the only one.
Yall talkin' about the struggle meals made me remember how my dad would always try to spice up what little we had. Like fried bread with butter and sugar spinkled on top on the weekends all those years ago. Or how he bought a book about how to bake bread and we'd have all these lumpy experiment loaves in the cupboard for when we wanted to dip something in the tomato soup. Thanks for that.
I love you guys. The premise of this channel is incredible and so wholesome. I also love the conversations between someone younger who's seen this masterpiece and knows what not to spoil and a completely fresh perspective influenced by the wisdom of just a decade or two more ;). Fantastic content, thanks for sharing with us! :)
Was anticipating these episode, im so happy you loved it. I tear up every time when Nami asks for help, literally. Can’t wait to see if Luffy can beat arlong 🤞🏼lol looking forward to more reactions!! 😁
Nami's backstory breaks me every time bellemere's last words of "love you" causes me to cry every time without fail. Oda the writer of one piece is a master of ripping peoples hearts out name one member of the straw hats that doesn't have tragedy as a part of their backstory but I respect oda for his mastery of storytelling
Grandma is the best. She understood Bellemere and the kids. The backstory holds a special place in my heart, since my grandpa married my grandma with a child out of wedlock back in the old days. My uncle was always his son, never was anything else and is my oldest uncle
This is one hell of an arc. I still tear up when I see how broken Nami is and finally asks Luffy to help her. Luffy, Sanji Zoro and even Usopp are delivering. What a moment. Friggin awesome
I found this video very cool, bro. Miss my grandma and I would like to watch this with her like you are doing (not react). Love her, btw! Keep up! Waiting for more!
Viva One Piece! Saludos Nagrandma ojalá sigas disfrutando porque se vienen muchas cosas que te harán amar más la serie. Esta escena siempre me pone a llorar no importa cuántas veces la vea😅
Nami has, easily, one of the saddest childhoods of the Strawhat crew. Not the top spot by a mile, just... it's up there. I think Bellemere is so cool, as a character, and as the person in the show. She's strong, smart, and independent and she raised 2 very smart and strong daughters on her own. Man, hearts go to all the struggling families and single parents out there makin it on omelettes and Tangerine Sauce.
these 2 episodes alone explain luffy as a character to any non-one piece watcher without any major dialogue from his part. without a doubt probably some of the best episodes of east blue ^_^. The Drums of Liberation begin their beat and soon all the world will hear.
J'ai peu connu mes grands-parents.. j'aurais aimé faire la même chose avec ma mémère... Bonne santé et bonne continuation à vous Hâte de voir d'autres réactions 😊👌🏼
The Characters: *Walk slowly from one location to another.* The Fans: *Foaming at the mouth with hype.* I can get why it's so hard for outside observers to understand why fans of One Piece are so rabid. Oda's arguably biggest strength as a writer is how expertly he sets up his payoffs. You can't point to a single scene and say "This is why you should watch One Piece." Cause every great scene is built on the accumulated knowledge and investment of the reader. I could write an essay about every plot point and character beat this moment pays off, it's masterful.
I think it’s for sure investment over knowledge. Oda’s dominant strength is how he writes scenarios and moments - he does so without really telling you much more than he needs to craft the outcome. It’s why people love his characters so much despite them being fairly static - really unique writing style
This grandma is the GOAT for watching one of the greatest piece of fiction to come out.
I hope she lives to see the end
@@theycallmewubzy6372 I’m not the only one thinking these thoughts 😬
@@meteorjuice4088doesn’t mean either of you should be thinking or broadcasting them
What are y'all talking about? She doesn't even look that old at all.
@@theycallmewubzy6372 you both gotta learn that some things are better kept as thoughts.
The help me from Nami in this episode makes me tear up every single time. So much emotion in those 2 words
Those 2 words were exactly what Nami decided to hold back at all ever since she saw the people in village hurt because she said 'it' as a kid. Finally it came out because it was Luffy. So much meaning to it
Me too everytime.
What hits home for me is, for Luffy, he does not CARE what past Nami has, what good or what bad she has done. She is his Nakama, when a Nakama asks for help, he fights! As simple as that!
we've been getting the tissues ready for 3 episodes and now its time. Luffy's response however always takes me from super sad tears to laughing in joy
Technically its just one word since they're watching the sub lmao
Grandma understands Nami's character in 37 episodes better than most one piece readers I see online. It felt nice to hear her call out Nami's love of money not as just being greedy but to Nami money is safety for her loved ones.
Those who lived through some rough time usually understand this. Most younger generations have never been in an actual war or financial crisis that affects your basic needs.
Jhonny and Yosaku's hypemen speech is a core part that makes the Walk to Alrong Park one of the epic moments in the show. And finally Gran D. Ma accepts Pinwheel hat is cool is icing on the cake for this episode, nice guys appreciate it.
On god they were the biggest hype men in history 😂😂
Gotta remember that they only lost "by a hair" too 😂
"Which one of you is Arlong?"
The more I rewatch One Piece, the more I find myself appreciating Luffy.
He doesn't know Nami or the village's story and doesn't care. He simply saw Nami hurting herself while screaming some dude's name. Didn't even ask any question and simply stormed off to beat up a guy who he doesn't even know what he looks like.
Also entrusting his hat to Nami shows his emotional intelligence
@@beepboop4833 and how important his nakama are to him.
@@beepboop4833 I feel like the early episodes showed how very smart luffy is. It feels like on current episodes they don't show that part of him as much anymore
@@beepboop4833 Is an interchange, he gives nami his more precious treasure, while Nami put in his hands her treasure: the life of her people
@@TheRobojay More than ever he shows it these days. The show tries to hide it but just look at how often he favors surprise attacks and ambushes against overtly strong opponents.
Bellemere preferring to die rather than forsake or even lie that Nami and Nojiko arent her daughters is just so powerful
Agreed - she died for her reason to live, Nothing more honorable
Gran got some serious theory crafter spirit in her, love it
1000 episodes later and Bellemere is still my favorite marine 💔
Rosinante though.
What about Garp?
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 Garp is wack, sees decades of marines doing the worst evil and doesn't have the guts to stop them or quit. He's a collaborator. Best thing about Garp is that he has a guilty conscience, but he never does anything about it.
No matter how many times I watch these two episodes I bawl like a little baby every time.
Also funny thing the way she describes Bellemere is similar to the way I describe Nami, which really makes you realize just how much of an influence Bellemere was on Nami.
One of the most iconic scenes in the anime.
I should be going to sleep. But Gran D. Ma has arrived.
EDIT: SHUCKS! I was too excited to watch another Grandma reaction and forgot what moment we were hitting. Going to cry myself to sleep I guess.
This channel deserves so much more, the contrast and dynamic between the two of you are a sight to behold. Can't wait for the upcoming episodes!
also the editing 🤣
No matter how many times I've watched one piece all the way through Arlong Park will always remain one of my favorite arcs. Just like she says "its so well thought out" not that the rest of one piece isnt, i just feel like this introduces you to a side of One Piece you hadnt really seen at this point. and man is it beautiful.
I honestly gotta say I feel like that’s Baratie - the main difference is the ability to attach that liberation or rebirth of a dream to the defeat of a villain in Arlong Park
@@GRANIME I agree 100%. As I hit “comment” it hit me that the Baratie arc happens before hand and Sanjis story and zoros defeat by mihawk too
@@Erodent the defeat, the crumbs of commentary from Sanji and lore from both him and Zeff, the backstory itself, the result of said backstory being the restaurant that holds the arc together - it’s really some of Odas most understated and best work. Loguetown as well
I'm just waiting for grandma to watch the "i want to live" moment
I adore your relationship with your grandma ❤
wish I had such a strong bond to my family that I could watch my favourite shows with them 🥲
I agree with that aspect of Bellmere, and I hadn't thought of the poverty angle before, but now that you mentioned it I definitely remember how my mom would figure out meals for my siblings and I. My mom would make a lot of food from scratch because it was more affordable and more nutritious than buying a lot of the ready-made stuff. I also remember improvising snacks because we didn't have typical "junk food" in the house very often, unless there was a birthday party or something. My parents would always make sure there was food to eat, even if it had to be made from scratch
eyup, had many meals like that, still do.
This is the moment most people come to appreciate One Piece and understand why it's the greatest of all time. Not to mention solidifying Luffy as a fantastic character. Luffy comes to the island because he already accepts Nami as their Navigator. He values his friends so highly and shows it by just being there. He stops Nami from stabbing herself. She frustratingly doesn't understand why Luffy is going to such lengths despite knowing nothing about her past and being told to leave. None of it would have changed Luffy's mind because all he sees is his friend in need of help and he's just waiting for her to finally ask him for it. It's so satisfying to see Luffy show how much he truly cares without using any words to show it. Luffy is a fictional character but everyone deserves to have somebody like him in their corner.
I absolutely love and agree with this comment.❤
I love this dynamic between grandmother and grandson. Y'all seem so cool and close! Lowkey jealous. Also that's possibly the best channel name I've seen in a while.
Appreciate it, can’t say much other than we’re just vibing. Thank god she likes anime lmao
I came to see your grandma react and this scene still makes me cry😭
Luffy entrusted his treasure to Nami, just as she entrusted her treasure to Luffy. What a piece, no, what a ONE PIECE of art!
Hahah lol, Gran D. Ma called out Usopp's osteoporosis. I get so weak in the knees. Haha
Hey the "I would die if I set a foot on that island" is a really consuming illness.😢
Those 2 words from Nami then Luffy's call back are what have sold every doubter of watching this anime i have ever seen
These episodes always hit you right where it hurts. Peak East Blue for me.
hey i found your channel at random.
It is truly refreshing seeing someone get swept up in the story as much as your grandmother. i just caught up to the current episodes and going back is such a trip through nostalgia. I do hope she continues watching.
Grandma the GOAT! And she know what it like for us poor folk who came out the mud 😂😂 we know the struggle. Subscribed, and excited to follow along grandma’s journey! Yee!
the walk to arlong park.
an absolutely icon moment in not just one piece but in all of anime.
Such a great dynamic between you two! THE ONE PIECE IS REAL!
This is the best one piece react channel one episode in! Love seeing that One Piece can touch anyone's heart no matter their age or background!
Gran D. Ma: "i'm not looking forward to what's coming."
Me: "aye, none of us are, that part hurts, until Luffy makes it better."
I think if you're liking it now, G Ma, you're gonna LOVE it going forward! Awesome episode, thank you!
*whispers* wait until we get to Drum Island
It amazes me how Luffy is one of the simplist characters I've ever seen while at the same time one of the most complex and inspiring.
I can agree with inspiring but if you say complex with all due respect we might need some more manga in your arsenal my guy!
@@GRANIME Like what?
@sarangtamirisa5090 berserk, vagabond, hunter x hunter, monster, Sangatsu No Lion
Undefeated starter pack
@@GRANIME Pretty good list with great characters.
@@GRANIME You misunderstand the complexity of Luffy. He is written to be a somewhat of a flat and complete character at the beginning of the show. He is written as someone that has a magnetic, child-like innocence from which position he points out the various structural flaws in the world. This is incredibly hard to get right .... "being an adult and writing it from the believable point of view of a child".
This is in a sense what the impressionist and abstract art movements were about .... "Yes" technically perfect portrait painting is more complex, but it is a solved formula by now (much like how all of the characters in the anime you listed have similar problems of "being in internal anguish due to my past" ---> we know this formula by now), but painters like Monet and Picasso (in particular) wanted to challenge themselves even further and paint what the emotional moment felt like (Monet), and what a child would paint as (Picasso). In this sense it is infinitely more complex to get right. In the same way Luffy is written through eyes of a child, by an adult. It is hard to make it believable, because of course we don't reallly know how children would react to certain circumstances, but with Luffy, somehow the actions he chooses throughout each arc seem to "make sense in the bigger picture", often when we as adults would've made different, yet rational decisions.
This is why although most people say Luffy is dumb, they can't deny that he has a strange magnetism to him (and in the show they repeatedly say this is his most "incredible power that makes him the most dangerous to the world government").
So people who can't see the complexity in the Luffy character are completely missing the point of his construction, and people who complain that he is "the only one that doesn't grow", also have no idea what they are talking about .... he isn't really supposed to have character growth (much) by design!
The writer of this story is one of the best writers. He is like Russian writers, when they write a novel, the write a novel. thousands of pages with deep thoughts between the lines. The difference is this guy didn't just write, he added drawing that continues to this day since 1997 !
Can you recommend some russian storys?
@@sonnenblume5182
crime and punishment
war and peace
brothers karamazov
somehow this youtube comment is gonna get me into russian literature
It dissent matter what age or person you are, the hole event leading up to Luffy punching down the wall and asking "who is Arlong" is something everyone will agree is just bad ass.
Let's compare One Piece to a rollercoaster... everything before now has been the incline leading to the first drop. And now here we are... AT the drop. The first of many, with each consecutive drop after becoming more intense than the last.
Yeah lets do tha The foxy arc is truly a piece or art
@@tyyyy5733 blech... that's the lull in the coaster when everything is slow and boring.
ill say this as many times as i need to and then add 7 more “which one of you is arlong” is the greatest phrase in all of anime
One piece tackles a lot of horrible and awful topics in its story, and how they’re dealt with is always so impactful that you can’t help but feel like you are all a part of it, one of the strawhats. You will come to feel this more later on, as the journey is a long yet powerful one 🏴☠️
Rest assured, One Piece is going to be one of the lighter journeys we take on the channel - so we'll be breaking down all of the ugliness/nastiness we come across as we get to it (specifically can't wait to talk about Croc, as well as Skypeia and Tequila Wolf!)
Yeah ... And it's not obvious but Nami got raped by the fishmen
@@nonameDman92Where do you get that from? Definitely makes sense!
"The walk" is a great moment, transitioning helplessness to a sense of rising hope and fighting spirit. Luffy knows how to temper his patience when it comes down to approaching his enemy sometimes.
The walk on arlong Park has always been one of my favorite episodes. I think that's when I knew I was hooked on one piece. For the 30-plus episodes before I kept watching but wasn't sure if it was curiosity or if I was a fan yet
I love how Arlong Park arc connects new and old One Piece fans together. It really took just 40 episodes for me to be fully on board. And it's nice to see I'm not the only one.
Even today, I live my life with the desire to become a person with kindness and core strength like Bellmer.😌
Yall talkin' about the struggle meals made me remember how my dad would always try to spice up what little we had. Like fried bread with butter and sugar spinkled on top on the weekends all those years ago. Or how he bought a book about how to bake bread and we'd have all these lumpy experiment loaves in the cupboard for when we wanted to dip something in the tomato soup.
Thanks for that.
Sugar/Cinnamon toast with the butter is a classic
Its nice you are watching it in original, not dubbed. Thank you for that
Arlong really foreshadows the ruthlessness of the Grand Line
Its so very cool to see you watching ONE PIECE with your Grandmother. My Granma ( R.I.P) would have been shouting for Luffy to kick Arlong's so much.
These are the episodes that make people get hooked to One Piece, enjoy the rest of the ride.
Arlong laugh track placed at all the perfect times. I swear they wanted you to hear that laugh inside your soul, just to resonate how evil Arlong is.
The katakuri observation haki edit was gold.
Always keep it tucked away in the stash
them katakuri edits are absolute perfection.
I love this. How have I just found this channel? Your dynamic is beautiful. And she's watching the GOAT of anime. Couldn't be a better channel
Love this channel. Just discovered it. Nice interaction between family. 😊
Welcome and enjoy! 🫡
I think it’s cool that you and your grandma watched it together that’s special
Wait… this is so cool! Great idea, can’t wait to see more!
I love you guys. The premise of this channel is incredible and so wholesome. I also love the conversations between someone younger who's seen this masterpiece and knows what not to spoil and a completely fresh perspective influenced by the wisdom of just a decade or two more ;). Fantastic content, thanks for sharing with us! :)
time to rewatch one piece with another great reactor for 100 th time 🎉
Was anticipating these episode, im so happy you loved it. I tear up every time when Nami asks for help, literally. Can’t wait to see if Luffy can beat arlong 🤞🏼lol looking forward to more reactions!! 😁
Once the townspeople grab their miscellaneous gardening tools it's over. That had me weak lol
Also, I love Granny having an emotional moment and he goes "That's that good shit, huh?" like this episode is weed 😂😂😂😂
Kinda threw me off ngl 😭😆
Nami's backstory breaks me every time bellemere's last words of "love you" causes me to cry every time without fail. Oda the writer of one piece is a master of ripping peoples hearts out name one member of the straw hats that doesn't have tragedy as a part of their backstory but I respect oda for his mastery of storytelling
Wait i just stumbled here
But im interested to stay 😤
I’m banking on Law being one of her favorite characters but don’t tell anybody
Just found this video and channel, I love this! Please keep doing more, it's been so fun!
when she said, but its so saaad!, it was just like nuxtaku on his good times, +1 grandma
omg! was pleasantly surprised to see that you watch in japanese!
Grandma is the best. She understood Bellemere and the kids.
The backstory holds a special place in my heart, since my grandpa married my grandma with a child out of wedlock back in the old days. My uncle was always his son, never was anything else and is my oldest uncle
This is one hell of an arc. I still tear up when I see how broken Nami is and finally asks Luffy to help her. Luffy, Sanji Zoro and even Usopp are delivering. What a moment. Friggin awesome
How come youtube just recom this coolest grandma to me today!!
Gen san is an incredible character
🐐
Seeing you sit down sharing the things u love with ur gma makes me miss mines so much awesome content 😊
my grandma also watches one piece with me, i hope yours enjoy this journey as much as we do
I loved your reaction! I like Granime became a One Piece Fan!!! :D
Loving the reactions, can’t wait until you get to the later arcs, you still have a long way to go to catch up lol
keep up the amazzing content youre going to love the journey !
This is the time I have been waiting for, for your grandma to be hooked to One Piece
She already was fam lol
Bellemere death always gets me dude
The ominous tone of “this does not bode well”. ❤
I found this video very cool, bro. Miss my grandma and I would like to watch this with her like you are doing (not react). Love her, btw! Keep up! Waiting for more!
I love how much she loved The Walk.
Granny looked so impressed with Bellemere taking down Arlong
oh no.. I cried again. and i've seen this episode a million times.
"Three Horsemen, and a Burro."
Holy Shit you f^cking killed him Bro!!!!
Viva One Piece! Saludos Nagrandma ojalá sigas disfrutando porque se vienen muchas cosas que te harán amar más la serie. Esta escena siempre me pone a llorar no importa cuántas veces la vea😅
Ooh! We've finally come to the climax of the first chapter.
this is fire bro i love her shes so chill
THATS COOL AF
wish i could of watched anime with my Gmaw
Nami has, easily, one of the saddest childhoods of the Strawhat crew. Not the top spot by a mile, just... it's up there.
I think Bellemere is so cool, as a character, and as the person in the show. She's strong, smart, and independent and she raised 2 very smart and strong daughters on her own. Man, hearts go to all the struggling families and single parents out there makin it on omelettes and Tangerine Sauce.
these 2 episodes alone explain luffy as a character to any non-one piece watcher without any major dialogue from his part. without a doubt probably some of the best episodes of east blue ^_^.
The Drums of Liberation begin their beat and soon all the world will hear.
your grandma is very kind and considerate
She's the GOAT!
I appreciate the Grama ready for Usopp to fight.
Grammy said the French Revolution what a goat
OMG, is this the best channel on youtube?
Some people say it is, some people say it aint
"Three horsemen and a burro" I-- sir, that is Sniper GOD Usopp. He is a majestic stallion, a pegasus even.
J'ai peu connu mes grands-parents.. j'aurais aimé faire la même chose avec ma mémère...
Bonne santé et bonne continuation à vous
Hâte de voir d'autres réactions 😊👌🏼
Merci! j'espère que tu apprécies!
Just discovered it today..subscribed
Welcome
Gran D. Ma is great! Hopefully she enjoys more of the series!
Uff it hits even after years 😢
Everytime, i swear everytime i watched this escene i end up crying
New subscriber here. ✋🤩
Welcome!
- Gran D. Ma
25:33 The Walk.
I'm subscribing. I love your take on these chapters grandma
The Characters: *Walk slowly from one location to another.*
The Fans: *Foaming at the mouth with hype.*
I can get why it's so hard for outside observers to understand why fans of One Piece are so rabid. Oda's arguably biggest strength as a writer is how expertly he sets up his payoffs. You can't point to a single scene and say "This is why you should watch One Piece." Cause every great scene is built on the accumulated knowledge and investment of the reader.
I could write an essay about every plot point and character beat this moment pays off, it's masterful.
I think it’s for sure investment over knowledge. Oda’s dominant strength is how he writes scenarios and moments - he does so without really telling you much more than he needs to craft the outcome. It’s why people love his characters so much despite them being fairly static - really unique writing style
Granime taking over youtube in 2023