One Piece Live-Action Episode 4 Reaction
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Can't wait for Usopp to come back to Sirup village with huge bounty on his ahead yelling "Pirates are coming."
The LA didn’t really do too much on it but the only reason why Zoro got back with Luffy was cause in the anime he gets lost super easy so when he says “I didn’t” to Luffy he was just extremely lost without realising it.
A fun thing I noticed is he gets lost a second time. In the house he ends up back at the entrance
😎👍🙂
I love all the "Grandpa!?" reactions!
That was crazy reveal 😯🤯
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 I don't know if you're planning to watch the anime, in that case, this might be a spoiler, so be careful xD.
The anime watchers had to wait like 314 episodes for the same reveal xD. It's something like 7 arcs down the line xD.
The grandpa reveal is always so funny to see people's reaction to🤣
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Garp is actually Luffy's paternal grandfather. Meaning he's his dad's dad. And Luffy knows that Garp is in the marines, he was just surprised to see him here.
Technically that hasnt been confirmed
@@anthonyhanlon9808 That's one of my favorite theories, that he's actually Luffy's maternal grandfather
@@yuukinoyuki9064 same but it messes with other theories i have
@@anthonyhanlon9808 given the name of luffy's father, which I will not spoil, it is pretty much a given. But maybe he was adopted.
@@rhuanv not uncommon for Japanese men to take his wife's family name
There’s nothing more to Zoro’s backstory with Kuina, it really is just a tragic random accident, though the live action left out the specifics that she simply fell down some stairs. A lot of people feel that’s too anticlimactic and it’s spawned lots of memes, but that is also the entire point that’s at the center of Zoro’s character: it’s so mundane, yet unexpected. It *should* feel like she got robbed, like that’s totally unacceptable for someone aiming to be the greatest in the world. And yet death cares not for your lofty ambitions, for it will take you on a whim, and so Zoro rages against the heavens to ensure that his name will be remembered for all time. For his sake, and for Kuina’s, who never got the chance. He carries her will with him.
Regarding Luffy’s parents, at no point did anybody ever say that they were dead or he was an orphan. He also wasn’t confused that his grandpa is a vice admiral in the marines, he’s *very* aware of that fact, and that his grandpa is credited as the man who cornered the Pirate King. He’s confused because he didn’t expect his grandpa to be there, attacking him. The reveal of Garp’s identity and relationship to Luffy is a huge one that doesn’t actually happen in the source material for hundreds of chapters, so they massively moved that up the timeline. Garp is one of the most contentious characters in the live action for how they handled him.
And speaking of contentious characters in the live action, Usopp really got robbed. I enjoy changing the Syrup Village arc into a locked mansion slasher horror fight, but the details in how they did it removed most of Usopp’s defining moments (he’s actually the one who takes out Kuro’s right hand man, a hypnotist named Jango, who was cut from the story entirely). It’s rather sad that Usopp’s introduction story had most of his importance taken, and replaced with Zoro’s backstory.
I had to laugh when you suggested Kaya join the crew since “ship needs a doctor.” Not just because she’s only just starting to learn how to be a doctor, but also because the actual doctor they do get… well… hahahaha. I won’t say, but we’ll definitely be seeing the character in season 2, and they will be more challenging to put to screen than anybody else so far. They’ll make Luffy’s stretching powers seem like child’s play in the effects department, hahahaha.
I don't remember if the Live Action Series mentioned it, but the Accident Kuina had was just that. She had fallen down stairs and broke her neck if I recall correctly. I really appreciate that it was just a random death, and it still spurred on Zoro to be better. For himself, and to honor his friend.
The live action completely omitted her cause of death. Which unintentionally makes her dad a seem lot more suspicious than he’s supposed to be. One of the few things I wish they’d done better in this adaptation.
@@raiserzero2 They also don't mention that's her dad.
Thats right! I just filled in the blanks because of my prior knowledge, but now I remember having to explain that to my wife. The series did very well over all, but yeah, there's a couple things I wish they did better. One moment near end of the season I felt they lost something by taking it out. I'll comment on that when they get there.
We don't know what exactly killed her when she fell down the stairs I think.
I think the story mentions that she was on her way to sharpen the sword, so some think that she fell down the stairs and impaled herself.
I thought 'Fallen Down The Stairs' was just a nicer way of saying she 'Unalived' herself?
That moment they get the ship and Luffy gloats 😄
I really love those types of moments where you get a callback and everything is done non-verbally.
You mean that look he gave Nami when he won the bet? Yeah, that was pretty good.
It’s the little things ☺️
Just a little added context to Zoro and Kuina. He had already been there training for years and lost 2000 duels to Kuina without getting a single victory. That’s when he challenges her to a duel with real swords.
Also their sensei is her father. In the manga he’s actually very sexist and the reason why Kuina feels the way she does. He tells her she can’t be the strongest and she overhears him saying he doesn’t want to pass the dojo on to her because she’s a woman and instead considers Zoro. But obviously Zoro had other plans.
Yeah, women are absolutely just as capable fighters as men, and the story is honestly somewhat progressive for it’s time in this regard, even if it sadly squanders it’s women and doesn’t follow up on it often (female characters either get fvf fights or don’t fight at all sadly :( )
Zoro is already my favorite straw hat, and smaller details like his words of encouragement to Kuina really add to that.
@@ramenbomberdeluxe4958 it really was ahead of its times in terms of the social issues that it touches on.
Same. Always respected Zoro’s character. His handling of the Water 7 drama made him my favorite. And Thriller Bark guaranteed that he keeps the #1 spot.
The entire Dojo passing scene is a pure anime invention that doesn't exist in the manga. There her father only told her the part were a woman can't become the world's greatest sword fighter.
i like how Kuro turned into a horror movie villain when the entire mansion went into lockdown.
Yeah 😈
Usopp brings Luffy's goofiness is such an amazing guess because that's what exactly Usopp is. Every other crewmate balances Luffy's needs and personality. Zoro is alined with Luffy's convictions and strong beliefs. Nami is their navigator both literally and metaphorically as none of the others knows the world the way she knows it. Usopp is Luffy's goofy and play side.
Now Usopp does have a place in the crew which they didn't have much explore, (he is the human of the group compared to superhumans as Luffy, Zoro & frankly Nami also with her superhuman weather predictions (not explored in live action))
Usopp is the character who is the everyman underdog . Unlike the others, Usopp does not have an apparent special capability buthas a lot of faults. And he needs the adventure to bring out what makes him special. Fans like Usopp due to his major faults and his will to overcome them. And remember, Usopp's father is Yasopp. The apple does not fall far from the tree.
And as an addendum, the changes to how this arc played out compared to original story sadly ended up giving a lot fewer opportunities to show off his good side. An unfortunate consequence of having to tell this story in the time frame they're given.
Yeah, the "Garp is Luffy's grandpa" reveal here is pretty infamous, cause in the original story it doesn't happen until way later, BUT
There are various reasons for why they'd do it like that- Most notably, Luffy's grandpa *was* a character who appeared in the early beta pilot story of One Piece (like a oneshot chapter Oda wrote before the whole series was picked up)-
and when Garp later appeared in the manga and had an identical design to Luffy's grandpa from the pilot, there were fans who figured out their relationship WAY ahead of the reveal anyway (the pug-like hat Garp wears sometimes was actually something Oda gave him to try and obscure his look a bit)
So the Garp reveal being this early in the live-action could in part be a reflection of the fact that fans generally already "knew" about it.
Oh yeah, this episode also has the only mention of Haircut's real name afaik
More or less yeah.But the thing about LA Garp is that he doesn't feel like Garp and just more so acts like a stereotypical military antogenist.You can replace him with anyone and it'll still work.
The death was a mundane death. She fell down stairs.
I'm glad they left that out in the live action. Definitely one of the dumbest deaths of all time. When I was younger, I held out hope that her death was faked for some reason and thought Smoker's assistant was her for a while lol
to be more specific she fell down stairs to retrieve a wetstone. I'm not spoiling anything because this is just my theory based on that fact alone, I honestly don't know more than that. My question is would she have needed the wetstone for her blade if she didn't have that duel with zoro?
@@YukoValis That's why Zoro feels responsible for her death, iirc. Not even the anime elaborates much on that either.
But goddamn, the dreaded Down D. Stairs strikes hard when it hits xD.
@@RS-fy9hb I'm not sure if Zoro even considered that possibility let alone think he is the reason. He would probably see it as a risk everyone takes in life. Sure he is sad over her dying, but I don't see him blaming himself. That isn't to say someone down the line might not be able to use that against him as a weapon. Who knows.
@@YukoValis I think his character archetype resembles that of someone who feels responsible for the actions of others around him that he's acknowledged, and that was shaped by his lack of care or thoughtfulness for Kuina at the time of the accident.
Feeling responsible for someone else's death through some random action of one self is so unbelievably common, and the actions the person feels responsible for taking are nonsensical, namely like the wetstone example. There might be a direct correlation between events, but you'd have to foresee 200 steps into the future to prevent similar accidents, yet they still feel the responsibility.
Zoro has absolutely no sense of direction and often gets lost in comical ways. I love how they reference this in the series so far. First the house "is a maze" in ep 3 and now he can't find the house despite the well being right in front of it.
It's always satisfying to see Kuro get schooled.
29:48 For the fans that listened closely, the music motif played here is "We Are" which is the very first opening song that plays as the theme when you watch the first season of the anime.
And yup, that's the big reveal. Who Garp is to Luffy. That wasn't shown till after episode 300.
Also the thing about Zoro's backstory is that it's so normal and more realistic. While Luffy accidently had Shanks lose and arm, Usopp mother died and his father ran away.
The live action fumbled with Zoro's back story in context. They omitted 2 very important things, the fact that the sensei is Kuina's dad and the fact that she died because she fell down some stairs. By omitting these 2 things, the live action made Kuina's death more mysterious and menacing which is not the overall message to Zoro's back story.
@@onemuststand7353 I mean the girl that's with Smoker looks a lot like Kuina just with glasses, plus she's a swordsman as well, and around the same age as Zoro, but idk if its been debunked that she isn't Kuina
@@JazzMaster01 Fans have been tinfoil theorizing that since the moment Tashigi appeared in the series. She's just a lookalike. Kuina's death sends the message that death is unfair and unpredictable. That's why one should never postpone or delay their trying to fulfill their dreams and goals. It's the motto Zoro's lived by throughout the entire series. If Kuina wasn't dead and is living as a separate person, that would completely defeat the message.
@@JazzMaster01 this the manga show Kunia with a cloth over her face in a remake that's on CZcams anime too . If you also buy One Piece cards it is confirmed she did die
@@onemuststand7353La fumbled plenty of things.Arlong park,Baraite,Character delevopment to Usopp and Sanji.All due to budget cuts and giving a certain character too much screentime.
Luffy knows his Grandfather, Luffy doesn’t know his parents.
kid, when a dragon and crocodile love so much...
@@jfspiresbeta bruhh xD stop lmao xD
😂
@@jfspiresbeta i hate this theory
@@kernsboy i dont agree with the theory, but ehh, we have fun here xD
Something a lot of people don't quite get is that Kuro isn't saying all that stuff because he thinks it's true; he's saying it because he wants Kaya mentally broken. He wants _her_ to think it's true.
Haven't read any of the manga nor seen any of the anime.
I am currently convinced that Luffy is an adopted grandson
Not a spoiler but Garp's full name is Monkey D. Garp and he's very known around the world because he is the one who caught the King of the Pirates Gold Roger
SPOILER (if you haven't watched the full LA)
This is why Mihawk knew Luffy was somehow related to Garp since he knew Garp is a Monkey D. When Garp told Mihawk to catch Luffy, he never said Luffy's full name. So when Mihawk heard from drunk Usopp that their captain's name is Monkey D. Luffy and that's where he knew. And also btw when Mihawk and Luffy first met, "Though I do like your hat.", Mihawk said, which is implying that he knew someone who wears a hat just like that one, just like Buggy when he took Luffy's hat from him
The way Koina died was that she fell down the stairs, however as the story went on and Oda made the humans more naturally resilient, that became more scrutinized as a sad way for a young prodigy to die.
So much so that now there is a theory being passed around that Koina's sword was a cursed blade, cursed blades have a tendency to lead their wielders to their death. She was heading to the basement to get a sharpening stone because it was dulled because of her fight with Zoro, she then likely tripped on the staircase and fell on the sword. The sword did this because it didn't like her defeatist attitude and sensed a greater wielder in Zoro.
so glad you guys are enjoying this series and getting invested! as a long time fan of one piece (almost a decade now, Wow) it’s really fun to see you theorising about it!
a bit of extra context for kuina that isnt really given in the live action:
- she has these views about men and women because her dad (the teacher with glasses) told her outright that she couldnt inherit the dojo because she was a woman.
- this was despite the fact that at this time she was already beating adult men in swordplay!
- she Did actually die by accident: slipped on the stairs and broke her neck while she was on her way to retrieve a whetstone for her sword.
- part of the tragedy here is that if she and zoro hadn’t promised to train with real swords, she wouldnt have had a reason to go to the storeroom in the first place.
and just to reassure you: you didnt miss anything, at this point, we dont know anything about either of luffy’s parents! all we know is that he was mostly raised by the village.
REALLY looking forward to the next few episodes, some of the very best stuff is yet to come!
19:36 I HOPE they keep doing the Zoro getting lost jokes in the live action for future seasons, they didn't seem to land for first time viewers.
I always love Zoro's terrible sense of direction.
The One Piece Live action is generally very well received. IMO it's the best live action anime adaptation ever made, but it does have some criticisms. One major gripe a lot of people have is the way Usopp was utilized in this arc. These last few episodes are supposed to be focused on him. They're supposed to give us a clear idea of why Luffy needs someone like him on his crew. However, it does feel like we learn more about Zoro than Usopp and just have Luffy come in and save the day again.
In the anime, Usopp is shown going through great lengths, putting his body at risk to protect Kaya. It's supposed to hit even harder because Usopp is just a regular guy and isn't particularly remarkable like the other crewmates.
One could argue that they changed the setting and had less time to work with, but it really comes down to the way the character was used. Rather than have him cower in fear only to fire one projectile from his slingshot and get clowned, the mansion would've been a great setting to have Usopp show off his skills as amateur engineer.
Have him set traps Home Alone style as Kuro gets closer to catching Kaya. Have him hit Kuro with some sort of blinding substance to temporary disable him, and maybe trip him while his disorientated. Usopp can still lose the fight in the end, but the point would be to show how clever and determined he is to protect those he cares about.
I don't know if you guys remember this but when you reacted to the death battle between Zoro and Erza they mentioned Zoro having terrible sense of direction. Keep that in mind whenever you see Zoro going the wrong way coz its a running gag 😂
Luffy knows his grandpa, because.... well, after Shanks left, he was visited often by Garp, who was too busy to raise him but still visited often.
As for Luffy's parents... no info is known about his mom. As for his dad... he's not dead, but he has been out of Luffy's life for so long that Luffy doesn't know him. And not for reasons you might immediately think.
Its awesome how ken says "grandpa!?" At the exact same time as the show
The look Luffy gives Nami when they get a ship is amazing!!
In the manga/anime they just say she fell down stairs, but I think it was implied she was carrying katana. So my guess is that she was carrying katana down the stairs and fell on the blade. Mind you the falling on the blade part is my guess given context clues like how Zoro was waiting for her and they train with real katana and her death happened sometime between Zoro leaving the dojo to their meeting spot and her father giving him the news. She could very well have just fell and died from the fall itself as well.
In the anime the grandpa lore drop didn't happen until like 300 episodes in. So, this is a reveal that came up waaaay earlier for the live action.
@Definitelynotdefinitive,
33:20 Quick! Watch the next episode! We need to see your reaction to how this story plays out =) Buckle up! Things start picking up from here, and they keep picking up until the last episode.
One observation that you guys can make about Ussop is that though Kaya is not on the ship and Ussop cares about Kaya, there is one thing with Ussop that connects him with Kaya or reminds him of Kaya. You can try guessing.
The villains in this show are next level. While the author had final say on the straw hat crew, the other casting directors need to given props also. Even the minor characters embody their roles.
Luffy doesn't see the world through rose colored glasses. He knows exactly how harsh the world can be. He just chooses to live his life the way he wants regardless of what's happening around him. Despite his stupidity, he understands more about the world than most people. It becomes more apparent as the series goes on.
Zoro climbed the well, the mansion was just there, and he walked downhill😅
Zoro has no sense of direction in the original source as well.
16:51 Kuina was their Sensei's daughter, in case someone hadn't already told you that.
So this story arc was pretty different in the manga/anime. While LA went for a dark slasher movie vibe, the original was a huge crew was planning to attack the village. The plan was to force Kaya to sign over everything to the butler and then kill her in the chaos.
Usopp and Luffy over hear the plan and while he tried to warn everyone no one believed him because they all think the butler is loyal and honest. Ussop decides to fight off the pirates on his own despite being afraid and this convinced the crew to help.
The whole fight really shows off how great Ussop is and how he’s willing to fight despite being so afraid.
Hi guys, regarding Nami, as far as she knew, Luffy was poisoned & in Marine custody.
Zoro was presumed dead in a well. She did not run. She when to save Kaya. : )
33:15 : GrandPa is not the head of the Marine, he's Vice Amiral < Amiral < Fleet Amiral
Maybe a simple fall down the stairs is enough to prove "humans are such fragile beings"..but if we go the hard and dark way, her holding the sword, while running down some stairs, can lead to an instant death after falling, lots of scenarios that way.
Nami's character is only going to get more complicated when it's revealed;
A). Who she's working for
B). Why she's working for them
Heartbreaking backstories is One Piece's trademark
in the anime, we didnt find out garp was luffys grandpa until episode 300 or so, you found out early compared to those of us watching from the early 2000's
Now you know. Meet Monkey D Garp, Marine Vice-Admiral, and paternal grandfather of Monkey D Luffy. Monkey is the family name, and all the men have the middle initial D.
So I had actually watched this with some friends who religiously read the manga for One Piece.
They told me what the accident that killed Zorro's friend was. And I am still so mad about it.
SHE FELL DOWN A FLIGHT OF STAIRS.
IT'S SO ANTICLIMATIC!
Luffy was surprised to see his grandpa here, he knows that he is a marine.
Garp is a vice admiral though. I won't spoil the exact hierarchy but the vice already implies he is not the top of the food chain.
A vice admiral still is a position that doesn't just casually stroll around to flush out small fry pirates like luffy. He hasn't even a bounty at this point.
The comment about Buchi and Siam's "inbred nonsense" comes from the fact that they are siblings. Kuro is calling their bickering inbred, not the actual characters.
Zoro can lift a building so that type of door security weighs nothing to him. Also Luffy is a total badass when he gets serious
In the anime, the goat man, Marry, was severely injured, but didn’t die, so Kaya wasn’t left alone.
You're not wrong about Usopp. He is very much the weakest written Straw Hat early in the series, but give him time. Usopp becomes arguably one of the best and grows the most over the years.
Just for clarification, The Highest Rank in the Marine is the Fleet Admiral, Garp is a Vice-Admiral, which is the second highest rank.
I always thought there are Vice-Admirals, then Admirals, then a Fleet Admiral over all the Admirals, then still some higher ups.
Been loving y'alls reactions!
Don't worry in season 2 we'll have the best doctor ever.
All the actors did fantastically and that's from someone who doesn't do live action shows lol.
FYI: even at this point in the anime, Luffy strength wise is stronger than Zoro.
But I guess the live action chose to not show Luffy physical strength for some reason.
Down D. Stairs takes another, RIP Kuina
Sorry but the doctor roll is reserved for the best character
TBH Garp (Luffy's grandpa and vice- admiral) wasn;t that fast in the real show. The first saga of history, which is currently being filmed in the serie, has 50 episodes. Garp was first shown only in episode 68. And the information that Garp is Luffy's grandfather comes only after the most famous One Piece's arc - Enies Lobby in episode 313 of the series.
Luffy doesn't talk about his family much. I figure it's not because he doesn't care. More like it's just not important information right then.
34:21 the tail😂
the grandpa reveal is like a 400 episode reveal they crammed in so they could use him for plot advancement
A lot of people have already said how the live action messed a bit of Zoro’s backstory up, so I’ll just mention about Usopp.
He’s pretty much gonna be the underdog of the crew for a while.
And while he’s not strong, he’s got a lot of tricks up his sleeves.
Not many fans of the anime/manga like him either, but once they see his growth, they absolutely either love him or feel indifferent to him.
32:54 I think that they said that he had no family that they knew about.
And slight spoiler alert:
we still don't know who Luffy's mother is
We got rid of the Slow episodes. Now the hype STARTS! :)😄
Suggestion going forward: Tissues at had would be a good idea (just in case)
They are “ the black cat” pirates. It’s obviously not a “Batman” it’s a cat.
"I hearby name this ship.... WHEEEEWWWHH!!"
Yup.
Say hello to Monkey D. Garp.
Shanks says Luffy's an urchin, and he has no parents around, he didn't say the parents were dead or anything like that, just not here.
oh and when the ship set sailed....the first opening can be heard in the background....WE ARE, WE ARE ON THE CRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUISE......WE ARE!!!!
Y'all are in for a special surprise character next episode ❤❤❤
the accident was the dreadful pirate down the stairs
we never saw ruffys mother in the 1103 anime episodes either
Over 1100 chapters and almost 1100 episodes and we STILL haven't met Luffy's mom. Though a curious fan letter to Oda did broach the subject. No answer though.
did you guys get some chill like a horror/thriller killer moment?
She just fell down the stairs. I guess that was the author's cynical way to mock life's tragedies. You're one of the most powerful sword fighters alive and have a promising future at a young age, and someday you just fall down the stairs. Many fans were upset about this death, but I think it makes perfect sense with the vision of the author.
Plus it means there's no foe to fight. No enemy to track down. Everyone has to just accept it and for someone like Zoro who fights his way out of everything, it's harder for him to deal with things like that.
32 minutes of footage this time yay!
its odd the sword master in the live version is so serious....not even a smile like in the Manga but it matches the sword training vibe
Kuina got Down D Stairs!
Usopp is my fave of the group
She's not a spy. They are more deeper meaning behind nami's backstory is really sad. I don't want to explain everything because it makes me sad. I can't wait to see your reaction to Sanji, the next crew.
The thing is: when luffy stops smiling and Zoro starts to smile
Run
Luffy's thumbs up after beating Kuro😂
Hey ! You guys should react to Helluva Boss, Season 2 trailer
the kissie part was an odd add on....but...kinda cute
Fun fact: The guy at the beginning in the show in the crowd wearing the green cloak is Luffys dad.
You skipped the "Going Merry" part... oh, jeez...
As far as Kuina's accident goes, there's a theory out there that suggests she took her own life, and the master was just trying to save face in giving the news. Apparently, it was very common to attribute a death to an accident when old Japanese warriors would actually commit sepuku.
That stems from a Reddit post and nothing else
16:49 In the anime she apparently fell down some stairs. There are theories floating around that says her father killed her and covered it up.
These are dumb theories
Doesn't look like her father would do that
Her father is a sexist asshole but he's not a murderer
It is so rare these that a show would acknowledge men can defeat women physically (yes, there will always be exceptions). It hits at a reality Zoro never considered that Kuina struggles with. His wish to help her grow stronger alongside him evolving into him growing stronger for the both of them is just such a great motivator for his character.
Well no, it doesn’t say that. It mentions that despite the gap, Zoro knows that Kuina can still beat him.
The message isn’t some sexist notion that men always beat equally skilled women on brute muscle, it’s that Kuina is capable and women are capable of beating men just fine
It’s not about exceptions, it’s about the reality, and how men typically downplay womens strength to keep them in line.
@@ramenbomberdeluxe4958 the science and reality backs up that men will always beat women. 14 year old boys and retired men in their 60s both beat the women’s soccer team handily.
@@ramenbomberdeluxe4958that’s why there are way more men working in construction and physically labor intensive jobs like hvac/ plumbing than women right? It’s not a sexist notion by the way like some people like to say it is, it’s just a scientific reality that men in general are physically stronger than women in real life.
@@michaelsmelley4382There's a big difference between "men are generally stronger" and "no woman can defeat a man" though
@@michaelsmelley4382Like what BJG said, there’s a difference between men are generally stronger and women can’t beat men. I’m not disputing the former, I’m disputing the latter and how nonsense it is.
Nice try though.
The Live Action did Usopp dirty in this, compared to how he's handled in the anime, actually, just so you know.
The reveal of Luffy’s grandpa is a bit weird in the live action cuz in the story that doesn’t get revealed until the 300s (episodes) and the same episode where garp is revealed to be his grandpa in the anime is also the episode where they reveal a lot of stuff about Luffy as well as the grand line so i thought it was weird they decided to reveal it now without any of the other info revealed
Eps 3 and 4 are butt, i NEED episode 5, show really kicks off on ep 5
Day 2 of asking you guys to watch attack on titan
Are ya'll really watching this when Homelander just got a new trailer on Mortal Kombat 1!?
Believe it or not, in the anime/manga, Kuina (Zoro's friend) died by... falling down some stairs. Yeah, kinda anticlimactic...
I feel like a lotta people miss the point of the death, it is a dishonor as a warrior and dosent fit a warriors death so zoro had to continue the legacy for her.
Her death is deliberately mundane. That's one of the reasons Zoro became so driven, because he knows firsthand how quickly someone's potential can be meaninglessly snuffed out. It's more interesting than a revenge story, since he has nobody to blame for her death.
I feel like it added a bit of guilt for Zoro because she fell while getting a whetstone to sharpen her sword. Why would she be sharpening her sword? Because they were dueling with real swords. I can see someone that young thinking “if I hadn’t challenged her to that duel she wouldn’t have needed to go down there”
There’s also the lesson of how fragile life is and how unexpectedly it can be cut short.
This is the worst series in the world, it has no connection at all, and it lacks a lot of important details that they never used. As for the real One Piece, the anime One Piece is just the best, nothing else, and the talk is over.
🤨🤨🤨😏😒🖕🖕🖕👎👎👎👎🖕👎🖕
Live action one piece sucks