One Piece (Netflix) - Angry Review
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AngryJoe, OtherJoe & Alex are surprised that the Netflix One Piece Adaptation is actually PRETTY GOOD! Please GO WATCH & Support it! Here is our Review and thoughts on the series!
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You know Alex is a true One Piece fan when he lets them be wrong about stuff and doesn't correct them because it would spoil it for them.
The weakness of devil fruit users to “water” is in two ways; Sea water makes them lose their stamina rapidly. They are “rejected” by the sea and therefore exposure to seawater makes them lose their stamina.
dude should build his own channel to be honest
i learned this from the show not a onepiece fan so this was my first. and i thought oh its their own kryptonite
@@SiChuanChillithe guys great don’t get me wrong but I don’t think he would be that entertaining on his own. I love the dynamic all three of them bring
@@SiChuanChilliI like the guy, but moody Alex just doesn’t sound fun to watch.
When Netflix is not 100% in control, it just works. Having Oda full involvement right choice.
In general I do not think the platform itself should have any input on the creation of the content. I do not care how big their publishing arm is. I wish Netflix would do this for all of their originals. It does Nflix more good than bad to remove themselves from the reins. Hope they get the picture now.
I don't think this was a choice but an obligation lol
@@shinkenrock Very much this, it took 7 years of scripting and rewrites before Oda was satisfied enough to sign off on permission to move forward with casting and production.
if only the Witcher did the same thing..
Could not have had full Oda involvement if Buggy is treated more seriously here. He's literally THE joke character even recently in the manga.
I absolutely love that after 25 years of being on air, there is once again a whole new generation of fans that will be able to redo the discussions and theories that have been started 25 years ago, most of which haven't been answered yet
It's beautiful man, the fact that this show can be a gateway for people to get into Anime like the Manga did and we all can share our love for it, it's been a while since I felt so good to be part of a fandom.
What happened 900 years ago?!
Well from what I've seen most just flat out go Bias mode and just watch the movie and claim it to be the best thing ever even better then the OP anime(as if they watched more then 10 eps) most still won't give OP a chance as they want a race not a journey(exactly what the live action is).
The live action is ok but it aint the anime by a loooooooooooooooong shot.
@@impossiblekid0582 dude, you nailed my sentiments exactly
Agreed. I’m hearing the same guesses I heard back then.
Now let’s see if I can keep my mouth shut.
To me Usopp feels like the normal human surrounded by giants on the crew. That’s why he works so well as a comic relief because he’s surrounded by dudes who can kick like Bruce Lee and a rubber man and a dude who uses 3 swords and he’s just Usopp 😂
It makes him a fan favorite. He's how you do weak characters that are still vital to the team. There are people Luffy could never hope to beat that Usopp can.
Can't wait for that storyline in Water 7 & Enies Lobby where - you know.. And if you don't, wait for it because I don't wanna spoil it
I’m fully caught up on One Piece
I didn’t like him during anything solo except the time after Sabaodi
Alex holding back when AJ and OJ was theorizing what devil fruit Shanks possessed got me 😂
I would not of been able to keep that spoiler free lol
His eyes be like 👀 lol
They should know at this point that Shanks doesn't have a fruit but because the live action did the scene with Shanks on the boat instead of in the water it's not so obvious anymore...
Alex said he only read until chapter 500 and by that point, we don't know about Haki so he may not know about it yet.
none of them know about haki
One reason it works, is the cast has great natural chemistry. The casting was absolutely perfect.
Odd because I saw people complain that the female actors weren't hot enough /j
@@TheBlueArmageddon i think the actress that plays Nami is hot enough for me :p
@TheBlueArmageddon cant wait until have make her breats redicolous sized like the anime. How weird that will look
Agree great casting. That part were they play the og theme was fantastic.
what's crazy is that compared to how they are in the live action, how they interact in REAL LIFE is more accurate to the anime/manga
I'm kinda bummed out that they didn't do the scene between Along and Zoro. The one when Arlong holds Zoro and sees his massive wound. The terrified look Arlong had in manga and anime, and the line where he says something like "How the hell are you alive" hits really hard.
It worked so well since at that point Arlong was shown way above all of the straw hats level.
Disagree. Not about the scene, but about Along being above the Straw Hats. Sanji just got done with a fight underwater and Zoro got done with a fight and was injured. The characters don’t noticeably grow as fighters until Enies Lobby.
@@RyuEmatsuagreed in my eyes luffy especially was coasting showing just enough power to beat the next obstical water 7 was a wake up call for them when thigs started going wrong left and right
@@RyuEmatsu zoro was literally half dead too
That single moment of Arlong holding a slashed zoro up terified is the main reason I kept reading One Piece :(( 18millions of budget per episode here and they can't even get in one Arlong's signature shark on dart attack, I could care less about the over the top background world buildings since they'd be blurred out anyway, but seems like their ambition could get the better of them
I'd argue that almost every character grows much in Alabasta. Zoro, Luffy, Nami especially
I love seeing CZcamsrs who I have watched in the past that aren’t necessarily in the One Piece sphere get into the series through the live action adaptation
I hate it, every review they tell they haven't seen it like it's not obvious, every review is the same.
The duality of man
As a One Piece fan, I have never been more excited and curious to hear Alex’s opinion since he is the only one in the crew who watches the anime
That's because anime is for the gays
He said he reads the manga he said it’s a non serious goofy show so I don’t think he’s too far
He don't watch no anime, he cultured, he reads the manga
@itzjustkris7964 he said 500 chapters so that should be around the ASL backstory
He is 500 chapters in and thinks Buggy is a joke. So much for that^^
Rurouni Kenshin was a very good live adaptation of anime aswell. Defenetly worth a watch
Came for this comment, glad someone else agrees 😁
One of my favourites
Yup. Incidentally, Mackenyu (Zoro) is in that as well.
Yeah rurouni kenshin definitely my fav. Havent seen or read the manga anime. Zoro was the bad guy for the 4th? Movie he was in one of them
My wife never watched anime or foreign films really, one night I saw the live action Kenshin thumbnail and I loved the series back in the day so I popped it on. I was expecting to be told to put on something else, but, She loved it and so did I.
I think the only thing I felt they could have done better was strengthen Usopp's role in Syrup village. The original had pirates beating the crap out of him as he tried to stall them from getting to the village.
It's also nice to note that Oda did point out that if we were to consider ethnicity, he did envision Luffy to be Brazillian. This sort of tracks if you consider Dragon's skin tone.
Usopp gets beaten up a couple of times a long the line so they can still do stuff like that, it's clear they just super condensed everything and i think that's the way to go with this show. It flows better as well
I believe Oda specifically talked about nationalities, not ethnicities.
Saying Brazilian it's like saying American, these countries are way too young to be used as ethnicities, both have whites, blacks, asians, natives, mixed, etc. Which one is it when he said Brazilian? Which one would it be when someone says American?
@@NneonNTJ Yeah but the point is in Syrup Village Usopp's goal was to make it so "The pirates were coming." was still a lie and refused to let it come true, he put his body on the line to protect Kaya and the village. Where in the LA he's kind of just there, he shoots one time at Kuro and stays with Kaya who doesn't believe him until Nami shows up and echoes what he said. Also the breakneck speed they did the first couple episodes made it so they had to jamfist Zoro's backstory into Syrup Village making it feel more like his arc than Usopps. I agree it has to be condensed but if they didn't force an awful b plot with the entire garp coby helmeppo saga they would have had more than enough time to better flesh out the straw hats and their moments.
I was disturbed by the lack of Usopp hammer
I didnt watch the anime but I love the idea of Usopp getting away healthy after a fight while everyone is on death door. I find it funny but even on the live action he gets beaten at the end.
As someone who’s never read the manga or watched the anime, this show was soooo fun! Loved Koby, loved Luffy, and all the characters. Really hope there’s more seasons.
Season two has been confirmed and since the strike ended they're already working on the scripts.
its already been confirmed for season 2
Luffy is more immature in the beginning of the anime and really takes time to develop in the anime and get use to. So I think one of the changes they had to make was to make luffy a little more mature and serious
Yeah his IQ surprised me (in a good way, will just be interesting to see the development later)
Well that goes for everyone. Ussop wasn’t AS pathetic, Nami wasn’t beating the crap out of her crew mates, Sanji wasn’t nosebleeding. Etc
Honestly he gets more stupid after the time skip. In the begging hes not stupid he just has care free personality. A mature luffy though is a boring luffy.
@@GiRR007 I meant more mature as he becomes more aware of his responsibility and role as captain and taking care of his crew, more aware that he’s gotta be strong and prepared to fight off his foes, he’s still ridiculous in other ways though
@@GiRR007Cringe is not boring? Cringe saps life away from a production and the animated one piece and manga have little depth for the characters, especially the female characters, but now they are deep characters and Nami is a major upgrade, a possible best character for the show.
I thought Arlong was weird at first, but the actor did such a great job that I loved in the end
It's great that they made him 20cm taller after how small he was in the trailer.
same, trailers and stills... made him look awful. but the show arlong did just fine.
His voice was menacing
And the way they play trap music in the background whenever he's on screen is a nice touch... It really gives a gangster vibe to him
This is what I kept telling people when they said the show would be shit based on just the trailer and stills. Context goes a long way. The actors make or break a character.
He did such a good job at sounding intimidating and imposing respect. I'd even go as far as to say I had more respect for this version of arlong than the original. This one felt like a gangsta while the original had more of a douchebag surfer vibes
Since Angry Joe asked for an explanation: Basically, if you eat a cursed fruit, you lose buoyancy, your powers are supposed to stop working (though this is inconsistent) and you can't swim. Also, being immersed in non-salt water can greatly weaken you (There's some hilarious images of Luffy looking drained while taking a bath.) However, you can get splashed with regular water and be fine. Depth also matters: it's a little inconsistent, but as long as it's only waist high, Luffy is usually fine.
thank you; that was exactly the explanation i was looking for
No, sir you are wrong. Powers do in fact stop working 100% while under sea water or while restrained by kairoseki, that's the whole point of those handcuffs and Smoker's Jitte. The weakness has always been only in sea water, regular water doesn't affect the fruit users, it never has. That why the in lore legend says that if you eat a DF the ocean will come to hate you, keyword being OCEAN.
Mizu Luffy says hello
@@nworder4life exactly, I don't know where he gets all that BS from!
@@EVILEST14 to add another stack to this, you are very wrong. "Losing powers" is too vague, because there are several characters who retain passive traits of their powers despite being influenced by the water. For instance Luffy can still stretch though submerged and Chopper doesn't revert to just being a reindeer. Logias though for instance have all their powers shut down.
Secondly it's 100% true that ANY WATER, salt or fresh water can affect fruit users (e.g. Luffy got affected by the rising water in Rainbase, which is fresh lake water), this is very literally told by Oda in the question corners of the manga, the key is whether they are significantly submerged or not. Showers or rain for instance canonically don't weaken them, but in Enies Lobby Nami noted that Kalifa should be weakened when she was playing in her bathtub.
The actors for Buggy and Mihawk were PHENOMENAL. Loved every second they were on screen, really hope they keep this quality up and get more seasons pumping
Usopp is meant to be the lower skilled kinda just random dude on the crew. He's a human surrounded by monsters basically. He's a coward but steps up when it matters and that's what defines his character. Early on in OP he didn't do much, but he does develop. Not as much as I would like, but he does develop.
He also has that one friend "Sogeking" who is very strong.
Well yeah, Usopps entire conflict during Water 7 is that he feels useless as a member of the crew.
He also haves that one friend "Usolander" who is a god
Yeah he was by far the worst character in this Netflix adaptation imo
@@btafbm I thought he was awesome. Amongst a cast of incredible actors and characters, I think he was the perfect Usopp. He's meant to be a bit meh here, but the actor does a great job of making him fun and charismatic anyway
As far as Usopp being useless early in the series. Pretty much, although the live action did nerf some of his best qualities. Like, in the anime, he could aim a cannon perfectly. But honestly, he only has a handful of moments early in the series where he’s courageous enough to be helpful, but when the chips are down, he will be brave and come through, even though he really would rather do anything else.
Or like how he literally out ran a fishman, they could’ve atleast pointed that out
Usopps fight with the Fishman was way too short it was a great moment that made me like him a lot more. I think if they kept his internal monolog while he is laying down covered in ketchup would have been a good and relatively short addition.
@@Josephus_da_Killerinternal monologue don’t work typically in live action shows especially if there’s no premise for internal monologue. If he just randomly had an internal monologue, then that would be so out of left field.
Eh, in the Manga he showed his worth in Syrup Village, the reason why Luffy accepted him as a Friend and Crewmate. Unfortunately completely missing from the LA.
So much nuance is missing, which is fine, but it makes the LA a more streamlined entertainment piece.
He similiar to Buggy role, critical situation with unexpected heroic moment
It made me read the manga. Gotta say, they got Luffy spot on from what I've read so far in the manga
He, Mihawk, Zeff and Sanji are pretty much identical to the source. Even if Sanji lacks the eyebrows, idk why they remove it, if the entire world is cartoonish anyway (the eyebrows will play a role later in the story by the way)
If you’re worried about not having time to watch the anime, you could monetize the time commitment by watching together, filming, and uploading as videos in a reaction/watch along format. I know you’re not a reaction channel but I love seeing people discover and experience this story, and I’m sure a lot of your community would watch along with you guys!
Oda would’ve never let his golden goose get soiled by something like Netflix trying to take full creative control, he just wouldn’t allow it. With that being said, this is what happens when you respect the source material people will like you’re show and it helps newer viewers get into the series without feeling pressured to watch 1073 episodes
Glad you guys loved it. I'm actually impressed by it. Usopp will get his shine eventually. And yes Joe, Netflix has it in Japanese which I did rewatch with it on and English subtitles, just like an anime, lol.
So you prefer watching a 70 year old woman voice coming out of a 20 something year old???
@@koki84ji7 That's how most anime dubbing work, there are always several old women that are extremely talented in voicing young male characters. Not sure I see the issue there.
@@danpmsstbf Luffy voice actress is amazing. It's really jarring with someone like Goku though. My gosh let her retire. She's like 80 or something. I'd rather watch local or english dub.
@@seraby7151yeah it’s generally silly i felt this way when they used the same english naruto actor for boruto. He’s a grown ass man with children now he shouldn’t sound 12.
Yeah it's terrible on goku, Luffy is fine in Japanese, I hate his dub. Everyone else is great in dub and sub besides luffy
The adaptations to Usopp's arc definitely made it so only his negative side ('boy who cried wolf') was given screen time. There is a whole different side of him that basically shows how lies are his way of life to deal with his own cowardice. He makes up ridiculous lies ('I have an army of a thousand followers!') which he then uses to trick his opponents and slowly gain an edge in the midst of a conflict... but unfortunately the way his arc was heavily modified he basically did nothing in his own arc, which was very unfortunate.
He is definitely the least developed of the Strawhat crew so far but I think it's not a big issue. Oda has already said that they're really committed to fully fleshing out the characters and their backstories. Nami was definitely the central focus of this season but in the near future we're going to be getting more Usopp development (I'm guessing you know what's coming up) and the creators might have simply pushed some of his development later into the storyline since they are re-ordering a lot of stuff for pacing purposes.
In my opinion, Sanji had the best fighting sequences in the series, it was always looked smooth, at the right speed and out of all the attacks it was the only one in which you could feel impact and force
Wire work could have been better acttors moves of senji on point just wire work was not the best
Some of the fights looked terrible to me but it's still enjoyable, hopefully they improve for next season
@olivernewton8584 oh defo watching the anime now due to the live action never got in to as a kid I blame 4kids dub as subs is awesome but I hate that I cry with every origin story (think its cause am a parent seeing a child characters go through that kind of stuff tears me up but loving it all the same) I clearly have missed out on a really good anime think it's gonna replace dbz as my fav my son whoms 18 months loves any time he hears the first opening theme it's adorable
@@cloudotaku aha I feel like I replace my favourite anime everytime I watch a new one. It's pretty good mate but a long watch
@olivernewton8584 will be but can watch 2 full ep in under an hour cheaper then buying the manga which I was originally gonna do
I really loved how they captured the essence of watching an anime. It's hard to explain, and I can only imagine how hard it was to put it on-screen live-action, but they did it and it's impressive
sense of adventure was left in tact.
I really hope it becomes a thing in the live action that every big important character calls out their attacks and someone off to the side asks them why.
It already has.
They did the Arlong part well enough. In the anime Arlong almost felt like an impossible enemy to beat, most of the crew's enemies actualy feel like that before they are finally beaten. I love how the crew members are able to grown in strenght and ability and that their enemies grow as well. All is written very well in the series.
It was too short in the live action imo, but considering how much they had to fit in the last part of that episode in an hour I guess it's alright. Wouldn't have complained if it were a 90 minute finale though...
50% of the show's success is the source material but the other 50% is thanks to the hard work of the actors, directors, writers, and everyone involved with the production.
Honestly as a fan who caught up its so strange honestly so strange that how close one to one the back stories were to the manga but visual see it in the anime feels nostalgic. Then hearing the very first theme song in a very grand version actually made me tear up. Because not too long ago, they put the first theme song in episode 1000 in the anime.
Oh i honestly love when the bounties go over their face and its interactive.
Yeah the wanted posters are a huge thing for the pirates in the show so it was genius of them to have the characters interact with them. It was just the right amount of cartoony and dare I even say it, COOL AF!
I’m behind in the anime. Whole cake. And I as devastated by Sanji and Zeff’s backstory and we (gf and I) JUST saw that backstory scene in the anime. I was shocked. Anyway. The show got me back into binging the anime to catch up
@techman7971 Hearing We Are! when they first sailed on the Going Merry really got. I was absolutely crying.
It's was just so touching seeing so much love and passion poured into this story that means so so much to so many people.
this show has all the materials to be super cringe, but it goes back a full circle and becomes so enjoyable. i have not had so much fun watching a show in a long time
I've watched the first season in one day. First 5 minutes are so cringe, it hurt to watch. Gol d. Roger's execution exposed the low budget hiring and much more. Tho the more, it came in every episode. Really bad camera work, mediocre directorship. Actors are like if you go to a anime expo and hire the cosplayers. The acting is really mediocre. B or C actors Mostly. Diversity hires, transgender Koby and more.
Zoro is good, but acts like post time skip, and not pre time skip. luffy, tho, 10 shades more brown, a Mexican, is likeable...kinda. Its not luffy, its like a ´more childish less serious luffy (during fights especially) Buggy's actor is top tier, perhaps the best actor in the whole show.
Also, the animators are good. But what really shines are the props - everything in the series feels like one piece. Boats, world, places houses, rooms, furniture, items, books....
Acting is the weakest part. And to me, I hate diversity hires. If you have a transgender in the show, have him/her cause they Are good, and not BECAUSE they are trans. Damn...The trans that plays Koby is the weakest actor there. I could act Koby better, and I look more like Sanji got a cut, dammit
This show, according to what I saw, could have been a legendary 10/10 adaptation. As it is rn, it's like a 5 or 6/10. But... It could have been also dragon ball evolution or death note movie bad, so....its not that bad.
How to have made it better:
Leave out the Koby "actor"
Give Garp a serious tone, not this British tea drinking gay sounding guy
Make Luffy more serious during fights and give him -10 shades of brown (sorry Godoy, not sorry) 14:44 Alex :D
Nami should lose belly fat and get a proper wig, not this orange mop
Zoro needs to be pre time skip, not post time skip in S1 (you kidding me?)
Give Buggy actor and the props people a damn raise!
Ambient sound during dialogues is sometimes completely off, especially during the Geko island visit
Give Usopp a damn nose - the guy playing him has such a small nose, I constantly see white Michael Jackson in brown with buff arms
Shanks needs to be charismatic, not feel like your neighborhood candy shop owner who likes apples and kids
etc etc etc
Inaki was cringe, nojiko black lmao and lucky roo
@@ancientslav4863 It's funny how much I disagree with most of your points, really goes to show how different we as people can be from one another
@@ancientslav4863I thought I’d have a longresponse to this and had to share it with someone else and we’re just both baffled. So my only response is simply to Calm yourself 😂 I’ll chime in on two things tho. Oda envisioned these races of people for the characters to begin with and Garp is Scottish.
@@ancientslav4863 damm, you really hate black ppl
Usopp in the anime was very annoying early on and didn't grow into a decent character until much later. This actor did a great job of nailing the balance of capturing his personality while toning down what we disliked about him. He really showcases his snipping for the first time in loguetown which should be the first episode of season 2
Despite not being my favorite crew member alongside Nami, Usopp has some random moments that portray him as an amazing sniper pre time skip. He actually gets better and more likeable as the adventure progresses. All I can say is, Trust.
Unopp has some od the greatest scene's in the series in my opinion.
The abridged version is called One Pace it has its problems but it saves a lot of time the padding in the later arcs gets really tough to swallow and One Pace does a fantastic job condensing it.
But why do people recommend One Pace for people just starting One Piece if the pacing issues are hundreds of episodes later?
Reading manga is better
@@PiecefulKaos Because in early one piece the pacing was mostly good but they also made filler episodes, then as the show went on they made less and less completely filler episodes and just started dragging out scenes to fulfill the episode length. One pace is still useful for early one piece since you don't have to look up which fillers to skip
Unfortunately they are barely releasing anything anymore, Wano had/has sometimes more than 6 months between released episodes.
Guess they are just low on editors and those who are left rework the arabasta arc for the 100th time.
@@HalfBakedRamenBut early One Piece filler is gold. The G8 arc is one of the best in the series
The reason Nami’s boobs get bigger after the time skip is actually pretty funny. There was a One Piece stage production in Japan. Oda met the cast and he and Nami’s actress hit it off and they ended up getting married, so Oda made Nami’s boobs bigger to be closer to his real life wife’s bust size.
Really?!
It was a steady growth, every time his art progressed and the style switched up she got bigger but timeskip was like a plastic surgery moment lol
@@thevolta89 no... its been a running joke in both one piece and bleach for Nami and also Orihime in bleach. I'ts pretty certain his wife's hoohas are no where the size of Nami's in the current arc... honestly it kind of can ruin the character also if they go too far, like in bleach.
@@feircy I could be wrong, but I believe they got a bit smaller at some point? Like they saying "but seriously though, they're big but not huge".
@@Wingnut353 gotcha. Yeah I looked up his wife and found out that wasn’t the case haha
I know people think Usopp is useless, even Usopp admits, in the anime, that he is a coward and useless. But until the crew got an actual shipwright, Usopp kept the ship going with patch ups. The Usopp and Luffy story in the "water 7" arc, absolutely broke me into tears. Ever since then, I Iiked Usopp in the anime.
but they did hin dirty in his arc on the live action, in the anime you see how he sacrifies himself for the town and to bello kaya escape. Yeah he can be a coward and kind of useless but he still fights and only until the last episode we can see that
More power to you. I’m all the way in Wano and I still hate Usopp (he’s my least favorite Straw Hat alongside Nami). He was especially aggravating in Water 7 over his denial over the condition of the Going Merry. I just find him too annoying.
There is NOT a lot of filler episodes in One Piece. Once you start, 1000 episodes, hell 3000 episodes is not enough.
One piece has arguably more colorful characters overall than the other live action shows based on anime and I think their costume/makeup department was on point. I absolutely loved Zeff and how they even gave him the stupidly tall chefs hat and little things like that.
I honestly hope that we get Ivan and Bon clay because that will stretch what Netflix will allow lol
They gave him a normally tall shefs hat, his hat in the anime could literally touch a ceiling
If Bon Clay did fine in LA S2 all based queers out there gonna love him even normies too (but the fanatics yeah that's the problem)
I love that all the characters are practical
Their wigs look awful, imo.
They cut a LOT but they did what they could with what they had, and the fact that it's still good is really something
Cutting Hachi was a big mistake
Why did they extend syrup village while changing it. Was two whole episodes and hardly any ussopp
@@sativasmith8431 that arc was by far the weakest in live action tho still solid
@@corruptedpoison1they might just turn hachi into a different fishman that was there
@@fishyjoes4615 They would have way less impact as none of the fishmen that were in the live action really stood out except for arlong.
When they introduce Chopper, I really hope they get some of the people who worked on Detective Pikachu to do his CGI. I went into that movie thinking it wasn't going to be pretty, but I was genuinely surprised how well they were able to translate Pokemon into semi-believably realistic creatures.
Puppet and Practical effects could do it too. Chopper is the biggest hurdle S2 needs to address intelligently. CGI Chopper is expensive. Means we won’t get a lot of chopper.
Think about Franky and Brook if they get that far. Pretty much straight cgi to create those two as well.
If I was in charge I would just get a kid and put antlers and a blue nose on him. No fur. Then when he turns into his big form he gets furry, this would be CGI-ed.
@@KillswitchJohn Franky can be downscaled to human portions like Alvida.
I say just put a dwarf in a costume.
I binged this all in one sitting. They knocked this adaptation out of the park! I loved seeing them recreate so many locations in live action, as well as absolutely nailing the casting & costumes. It was such a visual spectacle, and they did manage to capture the tone of One Piece pretty well. The CG was a little rough at times, but didn't distract me from enjoying it. Give me Alabasta in season 2!
It was pure Fun! Some stuff I wanted more of but FUN!!!!!!!
@@Nastyn1nja808 Such fun indeed!!!
Rewatching his journey in live action just makes me smile knowing how far Luffy and his crew has come
And the story seems almost one to one with the first few anime episodes.
Especially seeing the most recent Wano episode. Like what a journey its been!
@@Autobotmatt428 it’s not perfect. But it certainly captures the spirit
As someone who is caught up to current chapter (1091). I can see that Joe is experiencing the same things I did when first experiencing the story. It’s such a great memory and it has such good payoffs later. When he said Shanks has to have some type of power I smiled from ear to ear. I think Season 2 will be extremely difficult to make with the number of devil fruits in the Loguetown + Alabasta saga. I really enjoyed the live action series.
Yea I don’t think there will be another season bc of how nonhuman the world gets. Can’t be done without looking awful
The hard part will be, people r connected to these characters and in the anime they always r leaving them behind or won’t be back for 100 episodes. Plus our actors will get older and start looking different. I PRAY they do a season 2, just to see what they can do with it. But I just hope it dosent ruin what a masterpiece they did with this first season
Oh god will they even be able to do alabasta? They have to cover so much, including Chopper.
The "Grand line" is like the Equatorial line for us. Plus they tell in the series that the sea water weakens the Devil's fruit power
As a netflix series, this is easly one of the best adaptations . Sure it will never be the same as anime, but they did stay true to the original most of the time. Anime and manga are only limited by imagination of the creator , movies will always look weird. I think they did a good job overall, i bet this netflix series will drag alot of people to watch the anime .
As someone that has watched the anime for 20 years and read the manga for 12 years, the live action really was a great success. I'm impressed with how they were able to condense 45 ish episodes in the anime down to 8 full length episodes on Netflix. I left the final episode wanting more, wanting a season 2 (hopefully we get it). The characters were done really well, from the crew to the villains. I'd love for both Joe's to watch the anime sometime, but I understand how busy you guys are. Even setting aside an hour or two a day to watch 3-6 episodes is still going to take you roughly half a year to catch up.
SPOILER ALERT for early anime episodes.
I can't believe they botched Zoro's introduction story, if you watched the anime then you can probably tell what i'm talking about... Yes they omitted the real reason why Zoro got himself tied up to the pole and changed it to just him being a bad ass all along. A compliant bad-ass lol.
With what's going on under the radar right now* , if you connect the dots, it all makes sense to me. It's like Nflx executives has a problem depicting strong adults sacrificing themselves to help weak children or something. Surely it could be done with just a few lines atleast, if you're arguing it's because of time constraints.
*(Sound of fr33dom, endymiontv did a good coverage if you're interested in that rabbit-hole)
They definitely will the show hit more numbers than stranger things
@@PhazeyBlur looks at adults sacrificing a limb to save weak children... yeah.
I'm sure a hundred other commenters have already said it, but Sea water in general weakens and saps the energy from devil fruit users, hence why they are unable to swim, and generally unable to use their powers when immersed in water of any kind. It's the deal you make when eatin any of the devil fruits, and absolutely will come up many more times in the series, don't you worry.
As an edit: I will also say that they cut one ofn Usopp's fights, since Usopp DID end up fighting in his own arc in the original, but because they cut out that whole 2nd in command to Kuro, they also cut out pretty much all of his cool moments :/
It does need to be seawater though, not just any water will work. We see the straw hat crew do just fine taking baths and playing in water parks. It also should be said that it's usually sticks to needing to be at least knee high to cause an effect. I believe we see Luffy walk in ankle high sea water several times throughout the series. It's why the physical representation of the sea is called "seastone" and not waterstone.
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Your compliments to the show means a lot. I’m sure the next season will deliver
In Germany 15:37 it's like that too. They voice actors for the anime reprised their role for live action.
The Rurouni Kenshin live actions movies were pretty awesome. I enjoyed watching those. Great action. Plus the actor who plays Zoro is in the last movie!
Samurai X main trilogy might be the best series to date. Also Death note and The Last Name are up there, GTO series are better too, both of them but the original is just top of the line.
Haven't watched blade of the inmortal or grand blue but I hear are the best so far.
Me when people forget Alita: Battle Angel is actually from a manga
@@Haxerousright 😂 the best manga/anime adaptation out there and no one mentioning it
Spy x Family live action is pretty good too.
The Rurouni Kenshin live action movies also tend to remind me of the level of fights that we deserve to have in Star Wars live action movies and shows.
Unlike ones like Death Note and Cowboy Bebop that Netflix churned out drastically, One Piece was actually pretty good with telling its own tale while also keeping true to the anime/manga. No wonder Oda green lit it
There were a few minor changes here and there, like Don Krieg’s crew being wiped out before they got to baratie, but the most important stuff still happens the way it needs to and the show still works
@@solidskullz5736I mean, does anyone REALLY miss Don Krieg?
@@jmsmys13ify personally I like him. He’s a pirate but also has a regal vibe to him
@@solidskullz5736To me, only thing he really offered was a bit more Sanji dimension (another example of him never letting anyone go hungry) and to show just how merciless REAL pirates like Mihawk were. He at least did the second still.
@@solidskullz5736 Some changes make sense, like tossing out Don Krieg. That story note wasn't a necessary one. They hit the key notes of this part of the story, and changed bits when they had to condense. Many of them were great. I personally didn't miss the Don Krieg fight because he wasn't that impressive. That said, from my perspective, the key point of Don Krieg was to SHOW how brutal the Grand Line can be. So, downside is we lose that story note. However, if we get a Season 2, they're going to have to figure out another way to bring in that note since the Straw Hats will be going into the Grand Line.
Them actually getting all of these into 8 episodes and it feeling like its not missing a whole lot, its is actually great. It took what, how many episodes/chapters just to get to Arlong fight? I remember it took 50 odd episodes to just get to Sanji
I'm almost crying when I'm listening your review. I'm so happy you like it.
I've come to realize, if you compare the live-action to the anime, then there'll definitely be a few nitpicks... but, on the other hand, if you see it has an *alternate reality* version of One Piece (due to events being played out differently, and so on), then it's genuinely solid. Based on that... and as a die-hard OP fan, I give it a 8/10👀
Edit*** Incase you're curious lmao... the reason I didn't give it a 9, was because they changed the key aspects of Nami's backstory/arc😭
FACTS!
Best idea, alternative reality,where things happen in a similar way with differences
As a fan, you watch it as an alternate universe??? 😂😂😂 how does that makes sense? Nice logic.
@@zeo278 basically I see the American live action one piece as a fan fiction by the producers greenlit by oda. (Also,I have not seen the live action one piece and keep up to date with the anime by various people who review chapters weekly and watch hundreds of one piece channels theorizing about future events,past events,etc)
We love the original Japanese anime and manga
I think the fact that Joe wanted to watch the anime after seeing the world, its people, and their stories is a huge win for me. As an avid OP fan, I've tried to convince others to give OP a try, and if they don't like it after a few episodes then it wasn't for you.
Please give the anime a try, fall in love with the world as I have and its characters. 1000+ episodes may seem daunting, but there is a reason that this series, an action adventure series, has lasted 25 years (raised a generation practically), and is still loved by all.
This is what any good adaptation should do, which is why this line of reasoning that adaptations should "just go their own way" is ludicrious. Buying the title of something immensely popular just to get the name recognition and then deliver something completely different and subpar is tantamount to bait and switch fraud.
It’s actually good. Im totally enjoying it. I can’t believe someone pulled off adapting one piece’s crazy universe. Of all the anime adaptations to actually land they landed the hardest one.
As someone who's up to date on the whole thing, and currently on my 3rd read through, i desperately want a season two of THIS universe. Desperately want to see some of the future stories interpretated in this style(Enies lobby comes to mind) cause there is just so much potential.
Season 2 has been confirmed!
Man, just imagine the whole war in the "saving ace" arc. That's gotta be the single most expensive episode in the TV series production history.
I believe the cut version is called 'One Pace' to fix the pacing issues of later episodes. The pacing of the actual show actually starts off alright and doesnt really get bogged down until around the Thrillerbark Arc.
EDIT: As for Usopp, his role is that of Sniper and while it does take him a LONG time to really come into his own, he does actually fill a role later on.
dont lie usopp hasnt had any action since dressrosa
For me, the Pacing dropped off once they get to the Grand Line.
oh god between the filler episodes or them stretching some sequence 1 minutes sequence to one episode length was way too much.
I tend to stop watching the anime and pop back when an arc is over to skip as much crap I can.
I haven't watched the video yet but I will say I absolutely loved the show. It kept the goofiness of the anime and manga and kept the heartfelt parts. They nailed it imo. The Nami asking Luffy to help sent chills down my spine. Even my wife loved it lol. Now imma watch this and edit after👍
W show my fav anime adaptations probs alita battle angel and speed racer! this is also dope
Same
There were a lot of things I wanted to see, or was baffled that they left out. But in the end, the good outweighs the bad and it's overall a good experienced.
@@mudiametokunboh2370mine is spy x family live action
To clarify how the Devil Fruits work; you gain incredible powers that are immeasurable but you are cursed and hated by the sea and lose the ability to swim. Due to the nature of the fruits you gain powers like fire, lightning, darkness, rubber, think of anything with your imagination and it could be a power. Once a devil fruit eater dies their devil fruit power and all the knowledge the user has obtained about that fruit is regrown randomly in the world. And anyone can find it again and eat it, or even sell it.
There are also three types of devil fruits; Zoan, Logia, Paramecia
Zoan types; zoan type fruites allows the users to transform into an animal at will. Or if an animal eats a zoan, they will be half human/animal with powers. (Luffy, Chopper)
Logia; Logia type fruits are the rarest type. These fruits allow the user to transform into a natural element, like smoke or fire. (Cap. Smoker, Fire Fist Ace)
Paramecia; paramecia fruits allow the user to unlock the ability to become super human, or achieve superhuman like feats. (Big Mom, Boa Hancock, Charlotte Katakuri)
Later on in the series the devil fruits are able to be manufactured. But these fruits are discounts and aren't as strong as real devil fruits.
The strangest thing about the devil fruits. Is that despite all the knowledge and how well known they are on the Grand Line and The New World. The origins of where they come from are still unknown.
it changes a lot of the details in the arcs, but it captures the characters so well, it feels like if things had played out like this instead of like in the manga, the charatcers would have behaved exactly like in the live action. It has the heart and soul of One Piece, and that is what matters.
I never thought that I would ever say this about an anime live action, I WANT MORE, I WANT A SEASON 2
So scary thinking that way
What is "scary" about thinking that way? It's literally just an opinion, it's not that serious.
@@robert23456789why is scary lmao
@@andresashura5550imagine Brook Chopper Franky Jinbei, Moria,😅😅
@regular-user because if this is the general consensus, and everyone starts demanding quantity over quality, then Netflix could start putting less effort into their adaptations because of greed.
Edit: example, look at what's become of The Walking Dead.
As a One Piece Fan, I didn’t mind all the changes cause my biggest gripe with the anime is the pacing of things and being too scared to kill off even side characters. But I still greatly enjoyed it and can’t wait for season 2! Here’s to hoping they reach DressRosa Arc!
Also, the abridged One Piece is a fan project I believe under the name One Pace. If you look it up I’m sure you’ll find it!
Oh no Dressa Rosa dragged on soooo long.
Honestly hasn’t been a show that’s hooked and dragged me in for ages, what a show! congrats Netflix
I'm sad about the lion not being there, or Jango, or HACHI. Also Zoro being super serious makes sense, but I hope they have him chill out a bit more and starts calling out attacks like Asura.
Stoked to see how Chopper gets adapted and I think Alabasta would be best done in 2 parts considering all of the fights and the lore we get from it. Too much to compress imo.
The problem with naming attacks is the same that adaptations of Spiderman have--lengthy talking mid-fight can work in a comic or animation, when it's easy to have a big speech bubble or use visual tricks to have 10-second disgressions in the middle of a fight. It doesn't work so well in live-action, unless you can contrive a reason everyone stops fighting for a few seconds.
Couldn't afford Hachi :(
@@paulgibbon5991 there are many ways to work around that. The character doesn't have to actually say the attack. They could put flashy text on screen after the finishing blow for example (have it done in cool slo-mo).
One Pace is the project that cuts all the filler stuff and makes this show from 350 hra to about 200 which is good and you should definitely give it a shot. I was also a Dragonball fan but man i love One piece with all my heart, take the risk bois, go watch it and maybe do a review for each saga for us 😁
As a very hardcore fan of this series I am so happy that you guys enjoyed it as much as you did. I highly recommend picking up the manga if that your thing. I also recommend the anime but it's quality fluctuates a little more. Still a great watch if you have the time. One Pace is the site with the abridged anime but that can be a bit confusing for new people
Agreed about the anime. I legitimately it is the BEST way to watch one piece. It’s peaks are some of the best moments in all of fiction, and the manga nor the live action can hold a candle to it. But the lows of the anime is the genesis for all critiques of the entire IP. The anime gets so slow and low quality at times, and for such long periods of time, but it’s still the best way to watch it imo.
Usopp serves an important role as a sort of normal person baseline to compare to the other characters' power levels. But with time, you'll end up loving all the One Piece characters including Usopp. Glad to see Joe becoming a One Piece fan. Welcome to the crew Joe ;)
i loved how he resisted to liking it, happened to me to lol
@AngryJoeShow fun fact about the axe hand Morgan catching Kuro. They didn't show it in the show but the gist is that Kuro sent his double (kagemusha) to be executed so that is why it seems like he lied about executing him.
Buggy was amazing, Garp was amazing, but OMG Mihawk was like he'd just walked out the cartoon and it was GLORIOUS.
I'm with Alex, how dare Joe say he looked silly
Just goes to show Joe nose nothing.
I'm so glad you guys took the time to review this because as a longtime one-piece fan this show had so much love poured into it.
There are One Piece "Movies" that are abridged versions of arcs that are reanimated and theres honestly a lot of them up to the Sky Islands Arc. It's tons of episodes condensed into like 1 hour or 1 and a half hour Movies. The Arc that follows the Sky Islands Arc is argueably one of the most popular. (At least a lot of people say it's their favorite.) I'm glad we finally have another anime live action that is up there with the Kenshin live actions.
If ALEX gives it a 9/10….drop WTF you are doing and go watch the show.
They did SUCH a good job with this. Having Oda involved was fantastic.
There was this really touching vid of Gotoy (Luffy) meeting with Oda and Oda legit said he thinks Gotoy has the same energy and positivity as Luffy does and thinks he's a perfect fit for the role, and the biggest part is, he's sincere about it... and Gotoy almost bursts into tears.
And it's not just that he was heavily involved, he had right to straight up tell them to redo the scenes if they didn't please him. That's almost unheard amount of creative control given to original author. And boy does it show.
I'm glad Zoro doesn't sound like Vegeta haha
This live actin blew me away, I binged watched it and wanted more! I hope Netflix does a season 2 so bad.
This made me want to go back and watch the anime again, I stopped like 400 episodes in a while ago.
Same, I stopped at around episode 600 and went back to watching it after finishing the live action adaptation.
Their will definitely be a season 2 given how much money this made and how popular One Piece is
400 episodes??? OH YOU NEED TO CONTINUE, your close to one of the most legendary arcs in anime
You're right there for impel down and summit war, probably the best arcs of the series!
Stopped at the wrong time
Luffy’s VA in Japan is the same as Krillin, and the funny thing is that Usopp and Krillin share a VA in the English dub.
I watched the first episode last night, and laughed out loud when I heard “Binks’ Sake” being played in the background. Brook’s got my second favorite backstory of the bunch after Sanji, so that song hits me in a special place.
One Piece is my favorite anime, tied with Fullmetal, and after seeing what Netflix did to that, Bebop, Death Note, and so many others, I was terrified of what this was going to become, even with Oda's involvement. When I say that my expectations were shattered, that's an understatement. This series landed so brilliantly. The actors, most of them, captured the spirit of their characters so well, and the writing, action, choreography, and so much else was done so well. I'm not happy with all the changes they made, particularly introducing Garp so early instead of Smoker, and blowing the reveal of his relationship with Luffy, but I accept the limitations of the medium, and the fact that the original sources still exist allow me to buy in because it's so well done. My favorite part of this entire success story, however, is watching people like Joe and OJ who have almost no experience with anime want to pick up the series and explore more of the genre. I can't congratulate the cast, crew, and Oda enough. Very, very well done! A 9/10 for me!
believe in Oda.
As someone caught up on the manga, hearing you guys speculate about plots made my day. I would love to watch you all do reviews for each saga in the anime. Also, about the sea water, anyone who has eaten a devil fruit is said to be hated by the sea goddess. Sea water both weakens them, and they are pulled down by it. There are also special sea stones that can be used to cause the same effect. The Marines use this stone in many creative ways, such as making handcuffs out of it. Shanks swimming to save Luffy proves that he has not eaten a devil fruit, but he is however a master in something else very important.
they think shanks have a devil fruit xaaxaxa they dont know they dive in a huge rabbit hole🤣🤣
You can see Alex trying not to spoil stuff despite clearly knowing what happens like how Shanks has Haki instead of devil fruit.
@@namatosh1is halo basically just chakra type power but for op
"pulls you down" bro, it's because they're drowning/sinking from being weak. It doesn't pull intentionally, it's common sense
I binged one piece all the way to episode 760 and got burnt out and really didn’t intend to get back into it but after watching the live action and liking it so much it made me want to jump back into that world and glad I did just saw one of the coolest fights scenes so far in the anime for me
I would also get burned out like hell from the anime (more and more as it progresses). I seriously recommend switching over to the manga (and just catching up on some sweet bits for variety in the anime).
Imo the anime is only a must till the timeskip after that you can switch to the manga
The burnout really starts hitting at Fishman Island and Punk Hazard plus Dressrosa is dragged so long in the anime.
@@playsie4731I really think the show's director is following thebmanga instead of the anime because the pacing in the anime especially after the timeskip is just horrendous
When I was watching it on pandemic, I had to take breaks of few days to keep going, there is a point where you cant just stop watching it but you do need to take your breaks man lol
Alita Battle Angel was an amazing adaptation. Hard to say one is better than the other, since this is a whole series.
Take it from my ex - she was absolutely anti-anime and every time I would watch One Piece she would constantly rag on me about watching a kids show. Then she gets to Nami's part of the story and today she says "1,000+ episodes isn't enough" 😂🤣 She's all in from there, to the point that she was even watching One Piece during her break at work and while she's riding her motorcycle. No matter what, she was determined to catch up and made the time to catch up. I promise you that if you guys give the anime a chance, you will feel the same way. I myself have re-watched the series three times (and a 4th time when she got into it ❤). If you're going to skip the filler, I think the one filler you should absolutely not skip is the G-8 arc. It takes place just before the long ring long land arc and most fans WISH G-8 was canon. It's on the same level as the driving episode from Dragon Ball Z.
I find it extremely funny that one piece of all animes made for a good live action adaptation when much live action friendlier series like death note and cowboy bebop were complete messes. Probably because the people making this one and the actors are such big fans of the series
Annnnd they had Oda on the set to make sure things were good.
@@Akira00920 let’s hope that future anime adaptations do what one piece did. We could potentially get some pretty cool stuff
it sucks because I really wanted Cowboy Bebop to work.
@@solidskullz5736 Well, when you look at shonen of today, not a lot of them go as wacky as One piece. So it won't be too hard to recreate it.
this show was so fun, id watch 70 more episodes if it keeps up the level maybe even goes up here and there, and i had no plans to read the manga or watch the show.
I think they did not give Usopp and Sanji the attention they had in the Manga/Anime .. i hope if we get a season 2 my boys get more screen time.
I feel for tv. It was given enough. They each had whole episodes to introduce them and backstories and thier desires.
@MalonzeProductionsGaming they cut alot of stuff which i think is quite needed for Sanji .. his entire push to join was cut out , in the show he just Joins. When Coby is getting more screen time then Sanji/usopp you know something is off. Still like the show but i have my gripes.
the shorter anime is called One Pace.
and it cuts all the stuff older anime dose to not catch up with the manga while it's still on going because a good anime episodes would be 2 chapters of manga(more or less it depends)
my recommendation for anyone who want to get into one piece is either one pace for the anime or colored version of the manga.
So it cuts out the filler.
The soundtrack is actually amazing in this show and from what I can tell it’s an original soundtrack they didn’t just recycle the music from the anime. My favorite track is the fight between zoro and mihawk. That song is so good and the guitar was the best part.
I’m on episode 630 and I can tell you this show is so emotional that it makes all other content look so week absolutely amazing character development and pure joy and friendship and love and never giving up nothing can compare
I don’t think I could get emotionally invested with how goofy it is. But I guess 630 episodes has to make you care alittle haha
@@enternamehere142 just keep watching
VERY true...Im on Episode 450 I think...where Luffy is abt to save Ace and breaking out of the prison.
@@enternamehere142 I honestly feel like Oda Sensei draws it in a very bright, whimsical, & colorful way because our portal to the world of One Piece is through Luffy and the Strawhats who bring joy, hope, and light to an otherwise very dark, brutal, and unforgiving world.
He has never stated that outright because he wants everyone to draw their own conclusions to the meaning and themes of the stories he tells, but he has definitely confirmed the art style was always a very intentional choice on his part.
@@enternamehere142 The goofiness and upbeat nature only makes the emotional moments hit harder IMO, you'd be surprised how emotional this story can get.
It brings me so much joy to see one of my favorite story’s be brought to the main stream! My favorite creators that I wouldn’t expect to watch or read because of its length are loving the show 😊
@phantomxero1x447 Gate keeping a good story to anyone is wild to me. And as far as popularity I want it to get more popular in the west. But that’s just me 👏🏾
@phantomxero1x447 Sorry you feel that way. Good luck to you G 👍🏾
@@nyagasoa3311 There needs to be gate keeping, because there has been to many IPs that have been changed and ruined lately because new "fans" have complained about certain parts offending them
I'm so glad this show is turning out great. Hopefully this'll set a precedent of sticking more to the source material when doing adaptions. There's a reason why they have been so successful after all.
Characters like Usopp are important to display the disparity in strength between the monster trio (Luffy, Zoro, Sanji) and normal people.
If there wasn't someone like him around, their overpowered nature would feel too normalized.
31:04 It definitely works better in the anime. They changed quite a bit of her backstory. In the original story, she told Nojiko about her deal with Arlong almost immediately after making the deal, and Nojiko secretly tells the villagers, so they pretend to not know, acting like they hate her for betraying them, all so she doesn’t feel like she let them down if she can’t/doesn’t hold up her end of the deal. Plus, in the anime/manga, it was Arlong that *took* her after seeing a map that she drew, whereas in the live action version, he didn’t even know about her taken in cartography until *she* went to *him* and *showed* him one of her maps.
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I could understand why they did that, though. It doesn't change Nami as a character and Emily Rudd still delivered on the "Help me" scene, so I was happy overall. What bothered me more was Luffy listening to her backstory, which I think does change his character a bit. Anime Luffy was going to help Nami regardless, but hearing her backstory to know she was a good person means he may not have helped her if she didn't turn out to be.
Yes luffy listening to her an Sandi's backstories really bothered me
I was undecided but after watching all of you guys recommend it, I'm watching it this afternoon.
Rurouni Kenshin is the best anime to live action adaptation I've seen thus far.
After seeing live action one piece and having seen all 1070+ episodes and reading every chapter of the manga im actually upset not because of how good it was but how bad rings of power was in comparison. Lotr was another ip i loved and they ignored the source material while one piece embraced the source material and look how amazing it turned out!
One Piece on Netflix is a fine side thing that is funny to watch when you are already up to date with the anime :D
One thing to add as a thing they should have looked more into is to use the music from the anime at the right times. The episode seems to lack the core music moment clips which live up the atmosphere around the situation its happening in. IDK if it's because they cant get the music because of copyrights?
I was blown away at how good this was. I tried watching the anime and could not get into. After watching this I might give it another go.
Watch it non stop until crocodile arc 100 episodes or so! You will be hooked after that
It’s amazing, no doubt, but the anime still knocks it down on every level.
I personally didn't care much for the anime until water seven arc, thats when a lot of characters really grew up and the series became more enjoyable, but thats just me
Water 7 is kinda One Piece’s best arc tbf. Lucci probably still my favorite OP villain.
What will keep you the ride is the back stories but will lock you in the big arcs like alabasta or water 7/lobby
Sure there's other arcs but usually the pattern is new character arc then big arc. It has the Rollercoaster feeling to it then after time skip it shoots to the moon
I love the look of it, it felt weird at first but once it grows on you its perfect. I think its because they kinda translate some of the anime looks into live action that makes it look a bit cheesy but it fits very well with the series
lol..so true. So cheesy at first but tryna adapt to live action takes time.
The intro mihawk beach scene was the scene that I was like "now this is live action anime, I don't want to hear the anime is to hard to adapt excuse anymore."
OJ and AJ discussing whether Shanks has devil fruit power and Alex trying his best not to spoil by saying certain word that starts with "H" had me laughing.
The Live Adaptation covers roughly 100 chapters, so naturally a lot had to be skipped, so I would recommend the manga heavily. Even reading it from the beginning is a great idea because there was honestly a LOT left out and some major changes even that you might have fun reading the alternate versions of.
What you were referring to is called ''One Pace'' it's a project done by a bunch of dedicated fans and they basically removed all fillers, episode recaps and scenes that are dragged down.
30:25 Guys If Shanks had Devil Fruit powers he would have sank in the ocean because anyone with those powers can't swim and water if one of their weaknesses. I'm over 1000ep in and we STILL don't know what kind of fighter he is.
I wasn't expecting them to like it so much I thought they'd give it an 7