5:22 There's one thing this anime episode didn't seem to notice. In the original manga comic, and the TVSP compiled remake of this arc, Sanji kicked Luffy to the direction where Nami-san is, in which accidentally almost hurt her. Sanji usually never does that. He was THAT desperate to shut Luffy's mouth from saying that, almost reflexively.
Holy crap... I did not notice that! I got chills realizing that to Sanji, stopping Luffy from saying those words was on the same level as life-or-death!
This cuts down to Usopp's growing insecurity that he shared with Nami. He knows he's weak. He fears the stronger and stronger enemies they will encounter on the Grand Line. But this sudden (from his perspective) decision to leave Merry after what he believes to be "she's useless, leave her and go" draws a direct line to his heart and mind. He feels they'll soon enough do the same to him. Never fails to make me cry, and it's such a great dynamic to start this roller coaster of two arcs.
@@kiseijuu7420 It also helps that he was the first one who realized that the Merry was actually alive. They all saw the ship as an important member of the crew, but, in his mind, if they're going to start getting rid of one thing that's useless, then he's probably next.
Such a tough part to get through in a great arc. Zoro keeping calm for Luffy and his decision, Nami and Chopper being emotional to Usopp's decision, and Sanji being the middle man to it all, seeing both sides and acting a way that many don't give much credit to, especially with all the shenanigans he put Usopp through in Skypiea. This part/fight will never cease being a tearjerker.
Facts Zoro and sanji shows so different sides in these kinda scenes even tho they usually are on the same page when it comes to crew stuff Zoro does ofc gets credited cuz of his calm and composed observant nature throughout the arc and how he has seen usopp's journey from close. While sanji has somewhat helped usopp live his journey, they have a great brother dynamic and sanji can't help get angry at them but still has to get himself together cuz he knows it's for those to man to decide whatever happens next, similar to what brook said at wci.
Luffy delivered the news like this to ussop for a reason he doesn't want him to feel responsible for anything or feel like it's a big deal that's just why
@@Chiefshieldathatâs the point luffy thought being casual will lessen usoppâs pain but it had the opposite effect. Since usopp has been battling feeling insecure for awhile esp when he lost the money and luffy casually changing ships = usopp being easily replaceable
It specifically became really tough to watch one piece after this because it was the longest that Luffy went on without a single smile on his faceâŠ. This shows how it was tough on Luffy to have a fight with his best friend and lose him. Canât wait to see more of your reactions on this amazing arc of one piece where people get super hooked on the series.
Even though I know the story like the back of my hand, these episodes are seriously hard to make it through. My heart is grabbed and squeezed with each word and action.
One of the great things about this arc is this fight. It hurts, cause the conflict feels incredibly real and well-managed. They don't fight for a stupid thing, they fight because the conflict was growing around them with no one -even them- noticing it. And it is not a seinen, it is a shonen. These things hardly happens in this genre.
There's also the explanation of usopp projecting his insecurities onto Merry. He feels useless and that he's holding to crew back and feels as though he'll be left behind if he can't do simple tasks like guarding money. This insecurity becomes more possible in his mind when they plan to leave the Merry when he fails to do her job. I also notice that usopp has a small disagreement about the captain's orders when luffy sends zoro and sanji away to fight aokiji alone (may be some small foreshadowing)
Spoilers for around episode 250 Youâre forgetting that Usopp was the only one who saw Merryâs klabautermann fixing the mast on Sky Island. Usopp later tells Franky that he felt like that was the spirit of Merry, and he was right. So in addition to the ship being a gift from Kaya, and him always being the one to take care of the ship, heâs also the only one of the strawhats who realizes that Merry is more than an object. Merry has an actual soul, yet theyâre leaving him behind because heâs useless. If they can do that to Merry, would they do it to him? Those insecurities built up on the fact that they were all ready to ditch his precious ship which had an actual soul, and on top of that he found out that Merry couldnt be fixed anymore, and all of this hit him at once, he didnât have time to process it like Luffy and everyone else
@@Rexasblast Yes his insecurities was a big part of his Anger & Frustration too but his Over-Attachment to 'The Going-Merry' was ALL only about his feelings for 'Kaya'. He planned to return her ship back to Her in the Future...but 'Usopp' needed to learn that sometimes plans fail (We can't always get what we want...we have to mature and face Reality).
@@Lord_Cynrik 100% agree bro. Usopp's projected insecurity was the main source of this conflict -- which has been culminating since the earlier arcs. Usopp always felt weak, scared, and never truly appreciated his role in the crew. Sometimes, One Piece fans can be too overconfident about their opinions. A principal literary theme of the arc was friendship and betrayal. CP9 betrayed Iceberg, Paulie and their former ship building comrades. Robin betrayed the Straw Hats because she was afraid of them betraying her in the future. Usopp betrayed Luffy by not following his captain's orders -- bc he was afraid that he would also be left behind once they no longer have any use for him.
Still remember reading this part when I was young back in like 2004 in the Shonen jump magazine week to week with my best friend at the time. We couldnât believe what was happening.. felt like the crew was falling apart and we had NO WAY to read the rest until it came out in English every few weeks. Up there with memories like reading Arlongâs finale for the first time. Love your reactions and love for the story, excited for you to continue the journey!
Amazing reaction. Great analysis. I have seen one piece dozens of times and didnt notice that Zoro stayed in the room until Luffy left. I came here to cry together with you.
Usopp is actually the first one who knew that the ship cannot sail anymore. He is just in denial and lying just like he always does, he is the one who is taking care and fixing Merry that is why he knew that from the start.
This is a really hard moment in the series because even though Usopp's clearly in the wrong, you really understand where he's coming from. First of all, Merry was given to them by Usopp's love interest, so it has a special place in his heart. Secondly, his role up until this point has been pretty much taking care of the ship, and he sucks at that. Third, he's the one who lost the money. And last, but not least, he's the weakest of the group, and he knows this, so on top of feeling really guilty about them losing the Merry, he's also dealing with his own insecurities. If they are willing to give up on Merry just because someone says Merry can't sail anymore, what assures him that they won't leave HIM once they suddenly realize he's useless. He's clearly on the wrong, of course, and he's letting his personal issues get the better of him, but you understand where this guy's coming from. At the same time, Luffy's in a real tough position because Usopp's arguably his best friend, but he can't let this just fly. He's the Captain, and they are a crew. And regardless of the love they have for each other... Usopp needs to respect that, not just for Luffy but for the rest of them too. Usopp can't just duel Luffy for the ship and then act like nothing happened, because if he can't respect the crew here, why should they trust him moving forward? They're not playing, they're aiming for the top, and they need to be serious about it. I love that you notice that Zoro's always backing Luffy down because that's why he is the second in command. He understands this isn't a game.
Luffy and Zoro, as Captain and First Mate, both know that you don't say "I quit" lightly, and Usopp knows too, as the son of a Pirate. The moment Usopp said it, it was beyond their control. He is out and they have one less partner, that's the chain of command. That's the rules... The whole thing is like two trains colliding in slow motion.
There are some arcs that step One Piece up, like Arlong Park; W7/EL is another one, with so many emotional and impressive moments. It's impossible for me to not get at least tearing up. I look forward to see the rest of this arc, prepare yourself.
Sure one of the best episodes, but the moment make me know to love this anime was the "burn that flag" moment (who is not at 1st watch know what I talk about)
This is the turnaround point of One Piece. This show is always making us laugh because of goffy things they do but hey, we're not playing pirates here. It's a life or death adventure not meant for the weak ones. I mean by weak not just physically but also mentally. This episode hit every One Piece viewers so hard, that you can reflect to it in real life. The struggle of real life, your insecurities, the pain, and the expectations you need to meet so they won't be disappointed on you. I cried a lot, coz I feel like I'm Usopp. I can't do anything good, I feel useless and I can't keep up. Good lesson tho. Made me stronger as a person. Well done Oda đđ
Imagine being given a lovely ship from your best girlfriend and sentenced to lose that in less than 40 days (Yeah some fans calculated how long their journey is up to this point)
This is one of the moments that make One Piece such a beautiful, human and profound story. Good journey until reaching emision! Cheers nakama! I also liked your analysis. I felt very similiar when I watched it the first time as well as many people here probably. :)
This is necessary for them to grow. The condition of Going Merry reflects the status of the crew. Hold on tight, there's more from where that came from. It's gonna get lower and lower and lower from here.
@@13Yeared fuck the manipulation tactics. Pelting them with eggs to block the smell of breath dials filling the area with gas so he can make a massive explosion, shooting the bundles of shuriken and new explosive ammo that he hasnt used in any prior fights, blocking Luffyâs bazooka with an impact dial and throwing the impact back at Luffyâs face, he has never fought like this before
@@13Yeared Really? Name a single time in the series before this point that Usopp has those explosive balls or bundles of shuriken except for that single ball he fired at Franky, definitely not three at a time and didnt use it on the fodder franky family. Name a single time in the series before this point Usopp used an impact dial in combat (filler dont count). Name a single time before this point Usopp has filled an area with gas so he could set off an explosion, and even distract their sense of smell so they donât notice? Instead of vaguely insulting me try actually proving me wrong, oh wait you fuckin canât lol
@@Lord_Cynrik This guy really tried to explain and justify it extremely poorly. The thing is, Usopp had prep time to develop the perfect tactic to fight against Luffy, knowing the environment they will fight in and ESPECIALLY knowing all of Luffys attacks and general fighting style. This fight was completely different from a normal fight any of the Straw Hats would have. That's why these techniques were never seen from Usopp before. He specifically developed them against Luffy, since he knew his weaknesses etc.. Hope I could explain my point of view in a civilized manner.
I'm up to date with both manga and anime and, to me, this is the most REAL One Piece moment, maybe not the best one, but the most real one without a doubt, damn!
To be honest.. when I read this chapter in the comic.. I thought I'd just stop reading the OP.. it was too hard for me to digest.. luckily I kept going and it turned out to be one of the best arcs in OP.. đđđ
people need to give Usopp more credit for this fight. Luffy was taking it seriously fro the very beginning, but doubted Usopps skills as usual. Usopp had this entire fight planned out. even taking Luffys punch just to bait out his bazooka for the impact dial the best weapon to use against Luffy. Still heartbreaking to see tho every time i watch it i think of how Luffy tells him to be serious and how often he used to tell people Usopp was just a liar. that defineitly didnt help his destroyed confidence
ah yes, the arc where you finally start to see the deeper dynamics of the group, the exact moment that one piece becomes more serious than a happy group of kid pirates
I understand Usopp's position, but he crossed the line. Why would Luffy do that? Luffy also traveled with the Merry, so he asked her to repair the Mary to continue sailing again, but experts said the Merry was no longer a navigable ship. But why do they go against the law? No matter how relatively horizontal the relationship is, Luffy is definitely the captain. A sailor shall obey the captain. Even if it's a bad decision, the captain is responsible. If you're going to do this, why is the captain here? Later, Zoro will say, but the pirates can't unite unless the crew doesn't listen to the captain when they're doing real pirate activities, not just playing pirates. If it is just work or school, I think personal behavior during group life is acceptable to some extent. But that's what happens with pirates? Later, it could be directly related to the lives of all real pirates. Usopp at this time was a real nuisance.
Usopp was not ready with Merry situation. When you lost someone in a brutal way you have several step like being delusionnal, angry, sad ... and i think Usopp felt guilty against himself to not be able to fight strong opponent. First time watching he was my least favorite mugiwara. I hated him SO much to be bad against strangers but good against Luffy with new attacks very interesting. But i was too implicated on the story ahaha 9
Yeah, obviously. But it IS definitely shown like he's crying and symbolic. "That's just the water, period" could be the driest comment I can think of from that picture.
Thereâs always a weird reaction where people hate Usopp for fighting Luffy âtrying to kill himâ but no hate for Luffy when he attacks Usopp. Iâll never understand it. Also Luffy wasnât holding back or trying not to hurt Usopp. He tried several times but Usopp countered every time. Itâs moments like these where you can tell a lot about a reactor from this episode. Barring her weird interpretation of the fight, she gets a pass.
Why should there be any hate for Luffy? Usopp challenged him first, he attacked him with all he got and Luffy fought back. Luffy didn't hold back his attack, but he didn't give him 100%. If he really wanted to kill Usopp he'd already be dead.. Also there is the issue that Usopp is on the wrong on this instance. I don't say his reaction isn't understandable, but it's not reasonable either.. đ
Bro ussopp was fully at fault here. Just because he was emotionally attached to ship doesn't mean he can disrespect his captain. Luffy did what a captain should do here. Luffy was not taking decisions emotionally, but by thinking. He had to think about his crews safety first, if they had travelled with merry they would've been stuck in ocean after some time. Luffy did what he had to do as a captain.
I dont think Usopp really loves Merry more then the crew you get very angry on people you love then they do something you very much dont like! So in hes anger and disapointment [and also denial about Merry really is broken] he lashes out and is not thinking clearly and he will bitterly regret what hes done once he calms down. Also he did not try to actually kill Luffy only knocking him out (if possible)and he knows that Luffy can survive evrything he throws at him.
CAN you remember what I told you. The fight between Luffy and Zoro is pielepalle. Now you know why. But there is a better fight. One of three things is now solved. Now expect something you would think impossible.
Karakter Luffy emang gtu dia gabisa menyampaikan sesuatu seperti orang pada umumnya gak pndai ngarang kta" jd dia ngomong seadanya malah usop tersinggung đ
5:22
There's one thing this anime episode didn't seem to notice.
In the original manga comic, and the TVSP compiled remake of this arc, Sanji kicked Luffy to the direction where Nami-san is, in which accidentally almost hurt her.
Sanji usually never does that. He was THAT desperate to shut Luffy's mouth from saying that, almost reflexively.
Holy crap... I did not notice that! I got chills realizing that to Sanji, stopping Luffy from saying those words was on the same level as life-or-death!
This cuts down to Usopp's growing insecurity that he shared with Nami. He knows he's weak. He fears the stronger and stronger enemies they will encounter on the Grand Line.
But this sudden (from his perspective) decision to leave Merry after what he believes to be "she's useless, leave her and go" draws a direct line to his heart and mind. He feels they'll soon enough do the same to him.
Never fails to make me cry, and it's such a great dynamic to start this roller coaster of two arcs.
Exactly, + they got merry because of him too, so in his mind, if they leave merry, he is totally useless to them
@@kiseijuu7420 It also helps that he was the first one who realized that the Merry was actually alive. They all saw the ship as an important member of the crew, but, in his mind, if they're going to start getting rid of one thing that's useless, then he's probably next.
Such a tough part to get through in a great arc. Zoro keeping calm for Luffy and his decision, Nami and Chopper being emotional to Usopp's decision, and Sanji being the middle man to it all, seeing both sides and acting a way that many don't give much credit to, especially with all the shenanigans he put Usopp through in Skypiea.
This part/fight will never cease being a tearjerker.
Facts Zoro and sanji shows so different sides in these kinda scenes even tho they usually are on the same page when it comes to crew stuff
Zoro does ofc gets credited cuz of his calm and composed observant nature throughout the arc and how he has seen usopp's journey from close. While sanji has somewhat helped usopp live his journey, they have a great brother dynamic and sanji can't help get angry at them but still has to get himself together cuz he knows it's for those to man to decide whatever happens next, similar to what brook said at wci.
Luffy delivered the news like this to ussop for a reason he doesn't want him to feel responsible for anything or feel like it's a big deal that's just why
Ohhhhhh, youre right. I always thought Luffy was just being inconsiderate to Usopps true feelings
@@Chiefshieldathatâs the point luffy thought being casual will lessen usoppâs pain but it had the opposite effect. Since usopp has been battling feeling insecure for awhile esp when he lost the money and luffy casually changing ships = usopp being easily replaceable
Arlong Park made me fall in love with One Piece and Water Seven made One Piece stay in my heart forever.
everytime i rewatch these episodes i cry every single time
these episodes are really rough the first time around, but the 57th time still hurts too
It specifically became really tough to watch one piece after this because it was the longest that Luffy went on without a single smile on his faceâŠ. This shows how it was tough on Luffy to have a fight with his best friend and lose him.
Canât wait to see more of your reactions on this amazing arc of one piece where people get super hooked on the series.
If Luffy the most cheerful person crying it really breaks your heart đ đ
Even though I know the story like the back of my hand, these episodes are seriously hard to make it through. My heart is grabbed and squeezed with each word and action.
One of the great things about this arc is this fight. It hurts, cause the conflict feels incredibly real and well-managed. They don't fight for a stupid thing, they fight because the conflict was growing around them with no one -even them- noticing it. And it is not a seinen, it is a shonen. These things hardly happens in this genre.
It didn't hurt me, I laughed
It's been 3 years since i saw this arc and damn, it was one of the saddest moments in one piece
YOOO THIS IS GONNA BE SO HYPE!!!!!!!đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„
You may have wondered what is up with the Water 7 saga from all the hype. Well, this is it. And this is not just it, it is just the beginning.
Usopp Loved 'Kaya' from his Home Island and wanted to keep her gift Forever...but he needed to learn that Love does not need objects or gifts.
There's also the explanation of usopp projecting his insecurities onto Merry. He feels useless and that he's holding to crew back and feels as though he'll be left behind if he can't do simple tasks like guarding money. This insecurity becomes more possible in his mind when they plan to leave the Merry when he fails to do her job. I also notice that usopp has a small disagreement about the captain's orders when luffy sends zoro and sanji away to fight aokiji alone (may be some small foreshadowing)
Spoilers for around episode 250
Youâre forgetting that Usopp was the only one who saw Merryâs klabautermann fixing the mast on Sky Island. Usopp later tells Franky that he felt like that was the spirit of Merry, and he was right. So in addition to the ship being a gift from Kaya, and him always being the one to take care of the ship, heâs also the only one of the strawhats who realizes that Merry is more than an object. Merry has an actual soul, yet theyâre leaving him behind because heâs useless. If they can do that to Merry, would they do it to him? Those insecurities built up on the fact that they were all ready to ditch his precious ship which had an actual soul, and on top of that he found out that Merry couldnt be fixed anymore, and all of this hit him at once, he didnât have time to process it like Luffy and everyone else
@@Rexasblast Yes his insecurities was a big part of his Anger & Frustration too but his Over-Attachment to 'The Going-Merry' was ALL only about his feelings for 'Kaya'. He planned to return her ship back to Her in the Future...but 'Usopp' needed to learn that sometimes plans fail (We can't always get what we want...we have to mature and face Reality).
@@Lord_Cynrik Thanks for the Spoiler warning first and Ah yes you're right...I did forget about 'The Going-Merry's Spirit.
@@Lord_Cynrik 100% agree bro. Usopp's projected insecurity was the main source of this conflict -- which has been culminating since the earlier arcs. Usopp always felt weak, scared, and never truly appreciated his role in the crew. Sometimes, One Piece fans can be too overconfident about their opinions. A principal literary theme of the arc was friendship and betrayal. CP9 betrayed Iceberg, Paulie and their former ship building comrades. Robin betrayed the Straw Hats because she was afraid of them betraying her in the future. Usopp betrayed Luffy by not following his captain's orders -- bc he was afraid that he would also be left behind once they no longer have any use for him.
Still remember reading this part when I was young back in like 2004 in the Shonen jump magazine week to week with my best friend at the time. We couldnât believe what was happening.. felt like the crew was falling apart and we had NO WAY to read the rest until it came out in English every few weeks. Up there with memories like reading Arlongâs finale for the first time. Love your reactions and love for the story, excited for you to continue the journey!
Usopp is closest to Merry bc they were gifted it from Kaya and Merry (her butler) at the end of Syrup Village.
I've been waiting for this, finally
Amazing reaction. Great analysis. I have seen one piece dozens of times and didnt notice that Zoro stayed in the room until Luffy left.
I came here to cry together with you.
I want to thank you for all your reactions â€ïžâšđđŸđ
Usopp is actually the first one who knew that the ship cannot sail anymore. He is just in denial and lying just like he always does, he is the one who is taking care and fixing Merry that is why he knew that from the start.
@KMJ9 Nah actually usopp knows it when franky made him go down in waters by punching him when he rises he saw the ship cant be sail anyomore
@@monkey_d_luffy96 nah not really cause when franky punched him, usopp responded with he already knew that.
This is a really hard moment in the series because even though Usopp's clearly in the wrong, you really understand where he's coming from. First of all, Merry was given to them by Usopp's love interest, so it has a special place in his heart. Secondly, his role up until this point has been pretty much taking care of the ship, and he sucks at that. Third, he's the one who lost the money. And last, but not least, he's the weakest of the group, and he knows this, so on top of feeling really guilty about them losing the Merry, he's also dealing with his own insecurities. If they are willing to give up on Merry just because someone says Merry can't sail anymore, what assures him that they won't leave HIM once they suddenly realize he's useless. He's clearly on the wrong, of course, and he's letting his personal issues get the better of him, but you understand where this guy's coming from.
At the same time, Luffy's in a real tough position because Usopp's arguably his best friend, but he can't let this just fly. He's the Captain, and they are a crew. And regardless of the love they have for each other... Usopp needs to respect that, not just for Luffy but for the rest of them too. Usopp can't just duel Luffy for the ship and then act like nothing happened, because if he can't respect the crew here, why should they trust him moving forward? They're not playing, they're aiming for the top, and they need to be serious about it. I love that you notice that Zoro's always backing Luffy down because that's why he is the second in command. He understands this isn't a game.
Drama starts. Water 7! Letâs gooooooooooo!
Luffy and Zoro, as Captain and First Mate, both know that you don't say "I quit" lightly, and Usopp knows too, as the son of a Pirate. The moment Usopp said it, it was beyond their control. He is out and they have one less partner, that's the chain of command. That's the rules... The whole thing is like two trains colliding in slow motion.
As all One Piece fans will tell you. This show is a masterpiece that you must watch, but you will cry your eyes out.
Lemon's emotional vulnerability shown while watching these episodes add a lot to the viewing experience :
It taught readers and viewers the author's intention that adventure is not only fun. This is a very precious scene in One Piece.
Nooooo MERRYY âčđ
our Merryyyy đą
There are some arcs that step One Piece up, like Arlong Park; W7/EL is another one, with so many emotional and impressive moments. It's impossible for me to not get at least tearing up. I look forward to see the rest of this arc, prepare yourself.
this is breakdown from oda " we are not just kids playing pirates, we are a true pirates"
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Nice reaction. One of the most tense episodes in the series
This is peak one piece for me.
Sure one of the best episodes, but the moment make me know to love this anime was the "burn that flag" moment (who is not at 1st watch know what I talk about)
You better have some tissues ready for this arc hahaha watching this makes me cry every time
Btw while usopp leaving the gang and robin is missing it's sooo depressing this episode :(
This is the turnaround point of One Piece. This show is always making us laugh because of goffy things they do but hey, we're not playing pirates here. It's a life or death adventure not meant for the weak ones. I mean by weak not just physically but also mentally.
This episode hit every One Piece viewers so hard, that you can reflect to it in real life. The struggle of real life, your insecurities, the pain, and the expectations you need to meet so they won't be disappointed on you. I cried a lot, coz I feel like I'm Usopp. I can't do anything good, I feel useless and I can't keep up. Good lesson tho. Made me stronger as a person. Well done Oda đđ
one of the top 10 hardest episodes to watch.
If you hadn't read the manga and were watching it new when it aired, it completely breaks you.
This is like Batman vs Superman
Usopp is Batman
Luffy is Superman
Your reaction got me tearing up as well
Imagine being given a lovely ship from your best girlfriend and sentenced to lose that in less than 40 days
(Yeah some fans calculated how long their journey is up to this point)
That's the beauty of this fight, usopp was really snapping on luffy, luffy wasnt holding bsck that much, usopp did great.
Just a heartbreaking episode it's like watching family fightđą
This is one of the moments that make One Piece such a beautiful, human and profound story. Good journey until reaching emision! Cheers nakama! I also liked your analysis. I felt very similiar when I watched it the first time as well as many people here probably. :)
"That's what it means to be a captain"...
This is necessary for them to grow. The condition of Going Merry reflects the status of the crew. Hold on tight, there's more from where that came from. It's gonna get lower and lower and lower from here.
Depressing episode đ¶đą I remember the first time I watched it ,it grip my heart đ
If Usopp fought like that against the Franky family we wouldnt be having this problem lmao
Manipulation tactics like these only really work on Luffy. Itâs a different story when youâre being zerged by people who know better
@@13Yeared fuck the manipulation tactics. Pelting them with eggs to block the smell of breath dials filling the area with gas so he can make a massive explosion, shooting the bundles of shuriken and new explosive ammo that he hasnt used in any prior fights, blocking Luffyâs bazooka with an impact dial and throwing the impact back at Luffyâs face, he has never fought like this before
@@Lord_Cynrik Tell me you havenât been paying attention without telling me you havenât been paying attention lmao
@@13Yeared Really? Name a single time in the series before this point that Usopp has those explosive balls or bundles of shuriken except for that single ball he fired at Franky, definitely not three at a time and didnt use it on the fodder franky family. Name a single time in the series before this point Usopp used an impact dial in combat (filler dont count). Name a single time before this point Usopp has filled an area with gas so he could set off an explosion, and even distract their sense of smell so they donât notice? Instead of vaguely insulting me try actually proving me wrong, oh wait you fuckin canât lol
@@Lord_Cynrik This guy really tried to explain and justify it extremely poorly. The thing is, Usopp had prep time to develop the perfect tactic to fight against Luffy, knowing the environment they will fight in and ESPECIALLY knowing all of Luffys attacks and general fighting style. This fight was completely different from a normal fight any of the Straw Hats would have. That's why these techniques were never seen from Usopp before. He specifically developed them against Luffy, since he knew his weaknesses etc.. Hope I could explain my point of view in a civilized manner.
after WCI this shows how much luffy has grown up
I'm up to date with both manga and anime and, to me, this is the most REAL One Piece moment, maybe not the best one, but the most real one without a doubt, damn!
Let metell you something, whenever i know a sad episode of one piece, i go straught ti ur channel hahaha đ love it! Keep it up
This ones a classic episode!!
Ussop speech to Luffy.... best moment in one piece
Nope. The speech Luffy gave to Sanji at Whole cake IS THE best moment
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this arc and enies lobby arc are painfull and great.
Fun fact : after the fight with ussop luffy not smiling for the longest period ever
Usopp is scared and insecure that luffy and the crew may leave him as well. Since he believes he is the most useless one on the crew
When I watched this scene, I didn't cry but I only cried at the Marineford arc so I dunno how well you're gonna handle that
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Both Ussop and Luffy were right.. but too bad..
i was crying again, for 7383849383th time
To be honest.. when I read this chapter in the comic.. I thought I'd just stop reading the OP.. it was too hard for me to digest.. luckily I kept going and it turned out to be one of the best arcs in OP.. đđđ
Pienso que luffy tenĂa razĂłn
AĂșn asĂ entiendo a usopp, con todo lo que ha pasado Ă©l tiene un complejo de inferioridad y sentĂa que lo Ășnico que aportaba a la banda era al Merry Go por eso le da miedo que lo dejen atrĂĄs a Ă©l tambiĂ©n.
yes ussop is stupid for not listening to luffy and luffy is stupid for acepting the duel, teenagers everyone
people need to give Usopp more credit for this fight. Luffy was taking it seriously fro the very beginning, but doubted Usopps skills as usual. Usopp had this entire fight planned out. even taking Luffys punch just to bait out his bazooka for the impact dial the best weapon to use against Luffy. Still heartbreaking to see tho every time i watch it i think of how Luffy tells him to be serious and how often he used to tell people Usopp was just a liar. that defineitly didnt help his destroyed confidence
ah yes, the arc where you finally start to see the deeper dynamics of the group, the exact moment that one piece becomes more serious than a happy group of kid pirates
The saddest part is marry is even have to watch the fight đą
Right in the feels
i bet the other supernov.... other pirates experienced this. lots disbanded and a few surpassed these trials. much respect to other crews.
one of my fav fights!
I was waiting for it :000
I understand Usopp's position, but he crossed the line. Why would Luffy do that? Luffy also traveled with the Merry, so he asked her to repair the Mary to continue sailing again, but experts said the Merry was no longer a navigable ship. But why do they go against the law? No matter how relatively horizontal the relationship is, Luffy is definitely the captain. A sailor shall obey the captain. Even if it's a bad decision, the captain is responsible. If you're going to do this, why is the captain here? Later, Zoro will say, but the pirates can't unite unless the crew doesn't listen to the captain when they're doing real pirate activities, not just playing pirates. If it is just work or school, I think personal behavior during group life is acceptable to some extent. But that's what happens with pirates? Later, it could be directly related to the lives of all real pirates.
Usopp at this time was a real nuisance.
when the time we need it, it gone~~ LOL missing tissue is a problem
And...here....we....go...
This arc is a bit sad. Greetings from Colombia.
Usopp was not ready with Merry situation. When you lost someone in a brutal way you have several step like being delusionnal, angry, sad ... and i think Usopp felt guilty against himself to not be able to fight strong opponent.
First time watching he was my least favorite mugiwara. I hated him SO much to be bad against strangers but good against Luffy with new attacks very interesting. But i was too implicated on the story ahaha
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16:11 no that's not merry crying, that's just the water from the rain
Yeah, obviously. But it IS definitely shown like he's crying and symbolic.
"That's just the water, period" could be the driest comment I can think of from that picture.
@@Nikujaga4649 merry is crying from ussops gas, it hurting its eyes
@@atastycloud Now that's a great point of view
A rough episode for sure.
FYI, I hate Usopp. Thus, this is one of my favorite episodes of all time. I cheered and laughed at these two episodes.
Keren banget wkwkwk
Thereâs always a weird reaction where people hate Usopp for fighting Luffy âtrying to kill himâ but no hate for Luffy when he attacks Usopp. Iâll never understand it.
Also Luffy wasnât holding back or trying not to hurt Usopp. He tried several times but Usopp countered every time.
Itâs moments like these where you can tell a lot about a reactor from this episode. Barring her weird interpretation of the fight, she gets a pass.
Why should there be any hate for Luffy? Usopp challenged him first, he attacked him with all he got and Luffy fought back. Luffy didn't hold back his attack, but he didn't give him 100%. If he really wanted to kill Usopp he'd already be dead.. Also there is the issue that Usopp is on the wrong on this instance. I don't say his reaction isn't understandable, but it's not reasonable either.. đ
ugh
Bro ussopp was fully at fault here. Just because he was emotionally attached to ship doesn't mean he can disrespect his captain. Luffy did what a captain should do here. Luffy was not taking decisions emotionally, but by thinking. He had to think about his crews safety first, if they had travelled with merry they would've been stuck in ocean after some time. Luffy did what he had to do as a captain.
Usopp was wrong and got the beating he deserved
I have watched this several times but shit is still hard to watch. This translation is different and mature than the one before
I dont think Usopp really loves Merry more then the crew you get very angry on people you love then they do something you very much dont like!
So in hes anger and disapointment [and also denial about Merry really is broken] he lashes out and is not thinking clearly and he will bitterly regret what hes done once he calms down.
Also he did not try to actually kill Luffy only knocking him out (if possible)and he knows that Luffy can survive evrything he throws at him.
YouÂŽll need two boxes of tissues...
CAN you remember what I told you. The fight between Luffy and Zoro is pielepalle. Now you know why. But there is a better fight.
One of three things is now solved.
Now expect something you would think impossible.
goodbye usopp kun
XD
The pain is just starting, just saying
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Karakter Luffy emang gtu dia gabisa menyampaikan sesuatu seperti orang pada umumnya gak pndai ngarang kta" jd dia ngomong seadanya malah usop tersinggung đ
I mean.... it's a fight. They should be serious. What did you expect? Some silly ass games?