My First Ever MIHAWK LIVE ACTION Experience BLEW MY MIND | One Piece Netflix
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- čas přidán 14. 09. 2023
- As a one piece fan that knows Matt Owens the Netflix producer for the netflix live action and as a critic that absolutely loves roasting any live action anime adaptation I bring to you my unfiltered raw reaction to one piece live action Netflix episode 5 god i love luffy, zoro, sanji, usopp, buggy, kuro, mikawk and the rest
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Mihawk actor saw Buggy nail everything and took that as a challenge.
Cross guild leads ftw! They just need another Ward to play Croc and the unholy trinity of wards is complete.
@@seraby7151 You can see Croco mommy at Roger execution.
Facts
Now I'm already confident about Crocodile acting. And he's not even showing up yet. Cross guild FTW indeed.
Saw how good buggy was and took that personally
Mihawk and Buggy's actors genuinely felt like they went for extra credit.
They probably understood that is was potentially a huge break in their careers. Honestly somebody should have clued in Alvida's actor, she really stands out as the only one that doesn't seem to know what's going on.
@thiey439yeah, the actor definetly played Zoro as a bit too stoic. Which, mind you, would have probably been fine later down the line but its too subdued for him at this point in the story.
@@filipvadas7602fr like i get Makenyu's the most popular right now mainly cuz he's cute & all & his fight choreography skills r amazing but my lord he is by far my least fave of the Straw Hats personality wise in the Netflix ver. He acts way too much like post timeskip Zoro whereas rewatching clips of the anime East Blue saga he IS serious/badass but yet so lighthearted & goofy at the same time. Makenyu's ver is too monotone majority of the time that comes off slightly boring compared to his manga/anime counterpart
@@caratsomnia8110 Maybe they're flipping his personality you think. In the live action, they have him stoic in the begining because he's doesn't fully trust them yet so he's still distant to them, or he isn't completely comfortable enough around them to let his guard. Then maybe by season 2 he won't be as stoic to the crew. The makers of the show seem to be moving in that direction, since he does open up to the others more in the final episodes.
Zorro and stoic, see it like that: Luffy had to be toned down a bit to work in live action, and to maintain the contrast Zorro was made more stoic
Zoro in the manga was way more confident than I think you guys are remembering. He was shocked like crazy when he saw him but he still discussed with Mihawk before challenging him and had plenty of chances to back out. Zoro only realizes the gap between them when Mihawk stops his Oni-Giri with the knife. Also Luffy gave his blessing in the manga too, he was stopping people from interfering cause he knew Zoro wouldn’t want that. The betrayal wasn’t challenging Mihawk it was LOSING to Mihawk.
good point,now think you right,i guess i have to rewatch it
Nux has bad memory. I know I watched every episode of one piece virgin!!!! Talking to buc here
You don't interfere when a Man is having a Duel!!!
Man I wish if someone help me to understand zoro
yeah i didn't remember it like nux did, so i immediately jumped to the anime. It's exactly as you said - Zoro was very confident until Mihawk stops his oni-giri, and Luffy never tried to stop Zoro. Instead, Luffy stopped Johnny and Yosaku from interfering.
Fun fact: Taz who plays Sanji had to train 8 hours a day to be able to kick the way he does in the live action. He also learned how to cook while in a suit for his castmates and kick with his hands in his pockets all so he could embody Sanji.
Also now it's become his hobby
I respect Taz so much for that dedication to the role he really did sanji justice imo.
Yeah 8 hrs of training a day explains why he looks the way he does when he's rescuing Luffy from the water lol
@@albumkosong You know, I hope he's taking some Taekwondo, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muy Thai have their perks but if he wants those Sanji-ish, head-high kicks, Taekwondo is notorious for it
@@Nverdisit’s taekwondo. His trainer’s (also his stunt double) a black belt
They did explain why Sanji was being a waiter. Apparently It’s because all the waiters quit because they couldn’t handle the way zeff runs his restaurant lol. 😂🤓🤓
Plus all the pirates that ate there scared them
Yep. I prefer the reason in the LA version, but they _did_ give a reason in the anime.
I like this altered detail. Live action Zeff always tries to chase Sanji away from Baratie by any ways, such as forcing Sanji to do a boring job like stewing bones, forcing him to work as a waiter, not allowing him to go into the kitchen... He knows Sanji even if he wants to go out to find All Blue but lingers on many things in Baratie, and Zeff was somewhat more proactive than the anime version in motivating Sanji to realize his dream.
Zoro challenged Mihawk fully knowing who he was in the manga. The entire purpose of the fight is supposed to be to humble Zoro and show him how far away the top of the world was.
yeah this! and i'd also add that it was the final proof to him that following luffy as his captain was the right decision seeing as in the manga even with less talk luffy instinctively understood that this was zoro's dream fight and neither he or anyone else should interfere. he was even holding ppl and himself back from it. i always took that part as the final nail for zoro that earned his complete trust and loyalty to luffy, this man who respected and did not stand in his goal's way as he promised. i think both the og and the live action tackled these elements in their own way perfectly, which is most important.
He sees a shot to complete his life dream in that moment and he take it, but this shows him how far he is from the best. And also, he was very much drunk.
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I can’t believe I never noticed Live Action Sanji smiling at Luffy signing the bill instead of paying for it. Sanji KNEW it would piss Zeff off XD
Lmao fr like even before they got the bill i knew damn well they ain't got the money to pay for all that since Luffy ordered one of EVERYTHING on the menu😂 so seeing Sanji's face all giddy after Luffy signed the bill was too good🤣
Clocked It On My 1st Watch and Lost My SHIT
You're wrong in the Manga, Zoro was surprised that the difference between him and Mohawk was so vast. He even said "There is no way the gap between is this wide." Zoro was confident in fighting Mihawk till they actually clashed.
bro had the guts to come with smoke on the lead supervisor after landing an entry level job.
@@locoartsuu9607 more like the actual CEO of the company
@@ImALefty08 probably. or COO, since we're not really sure how much cheeks the gorosei swordsmen could clap
Mohawk 😂
My main take away from watching all these reactions is how much Nux forgets about early One Piece. Every video he is talking about a "change" or "addition" that "wasn't in the manga" when in fact it was.
I was thinking the same thing
The forward cannon is shooting forward and Nux is like “what the hell!!!?!?”
He was too busy yapping and not looking at all the features of Garp's battleship.
I get it, not everyone knows you can angle cannons from inside the ship because media never does it lmao.
@@johndinner4418 There are sponsions on the side of Garp's ship that have guns that are forward facing.
Even going as far as "why is only one cannon doing all the shooting?" without noticing at all. 😂
That is the problem with these reaction videos is that many complain about stuff instead of paying attention to what is happening on screen. Pausing to question something when the answer to said question is the very next scene after the pause.
Something I really liked that I think y’all missed, was when luffy said “don’t let a stubborn old man stop you from your dreams” he was also talking about himself and garp.
Mihawk was played so well here and his introduction was awesome af flexing so hard on Don Krieg and his crew. Then Taz Skylar as Sanji slayed it plus his relationship with Zeff was great not to mention Zeff's actor looks identical to manga him and how he played him lol
Nux
Garp's ship has gun sponsions on the side that are aimed forward. You'd see that if you'd pay attention. The clip right before you pause clearly shows them.
I should mention that the comments were still wrong about Garp. The actor who played Garp, Vincent Regan, is neither Irish nor Scottish, he's Welsh. He was born and raised in Wales.
The accent is Scottish though
yes he is welsh but can do a good scottish accent. so understandable people say scottish. because that is what he sounds like in this.
They did explain why Sanji was waiting tables in the source material. In fact, Sanji explained it to Fullbody himself when he kicked his ass. It was Oda adding a "f*ck you, get your facts straight" moment from Sanji to Fullbody. Also, Sanji here is pretty faithful to his initial introduction in the manga/anime. He didn't go full on heart shaped eye simping until a little later. The first time I really remember him doing it was probably sometime during the Alabasta arc. Up until then, he simped the same way he does here, where he's clearly simping, but maintains his self control in an attempt to be suave.
Edit: The Warlord system WAS made for World Government dirty work in the manga/anime. The idea was, the bounty for someone who became a Warlord would be cancelled, and the Warlord would be allowed to pirate all they want so long as their targets were other pirates. Basically they recruited the strongest criminals they can get to attack other criminals in order to keep their numbers down. They would also occasionally be directed to attack certain targets, or help defend military assets like when they were all summoned to Marineford. The WG never turned turn a blind eye to crimes a Warlird would commit, they would "forgive" the crimes they already committed on the condition that they don't commit anymore crimes unless they were told, but attacks on other pirates were fair game. So they didn't ignore what Crocodile was doing, he did it in secret, so they didn't know what he was up to, but once they found out, his title was revoked and he was thrown in Prison. That's why Gecko Morya was allowed to remain a Warlord after Luffy beat him, because nothing he did was a crime against normal citizens of the World Government. They did turn a blind eye to Doflamingo, but because he was a former Celestial Dragon, he had leverage to make the WG turn a blind eye to his crimes.
Correct
Insert "Um actually" Garps ship has forward facing gun turrets on side the side. The only single cannon fireing is literally the only cannon on his ship that can actually aim at the Go Merry.
once again, youre remembering the manga a bit wrong.
when mihawk stabbed zoro with the butter knife he DID say if i retreat even one step my dream is lost or whatever.
it was always when mihawk slashed him with yoru that he said scars on the back etc.
that scene happened basically exactly as it did in the manga.
As I recall in the manga the reason Sanji is waiting tables is because all the waiters quit. I think because of all the pirates? Something like that.
35:00
That's not a change! Luffy also supported his fight, so much so that he stopped Zoro's friends from helping him (or running to their suicide) when he was about to lose. Luffy supported the dream and the 1v1. The fact Luffy supported him is the reason Zoro pledges his loyalty.
He did NEVER betray Luffy. Luffy agreed!
Just reread/rewatch the stuff first.
Garp knew instantly that the pirate he was chasing was Luffy. He heard they stole a map to the Grand line and he knew it was Luffy that did it right away
He didn't know it was Luffy until Koby told him. Before that he assumed the pirate in the straw hat was Shanks. Don't wanna spoil why but there is a reason.
I actually disagree. I think he already knew. To be honest it is not even up for interpretation. He only wanted confirmation from Coby. + The more important thing was that he wanted to test Coby. I think he knew it was Luffy all along. To me that was pretty obvious too. In the Scene we see with Garp prior he says: "A map to the grand line was stolen... By a pirate in a STRAW HAT". Luffy had the straw hat back while hanging around Garp. Garp knows Extremely well that Shanks no longer has the hat, and that it was given to Luffy. Anyone that knows the source material should know this. Even if we ignore the source material, there is a scene in the live action where garp destroys Luffy's raft as a child while Luffy is wearing the straw hat. He obviously knew the pirate in the straw hat was Luffy. There is no way Garp is so dumb he did not already know it was Luffy. @@kiddragoon15
@@kiddragoon15Garp knows Shanks as "Red Haired" not Straw Hat. He knows Shanks gave the hat to Luffy. Shanks would never waste his time in the East Blue at this point. And Garp wouldn't go after him without an army even though he's enough to put up a good fight. Garp knew the guy in the straw hat was Luffy. Koby just confirmed it.
@@kiddragoon15 Luffy was wearing the straw hat in the flashback in this episode. You know, the one where Luffy is building a pirate ship and Grap tears it down. He knows Luffy wears a straw hat.
- Sanji is played by while Taz Skylar who was also Walt in “The Lazarus Project”, Gin in “The Deal”, Billy in “Boiling Point”, & many more. Fun fact he & Zeff’s actor actual work together before having a father son relationship so this was perfect casting
- Mihawk is played by Steven John Ward (who also is Mark in “Catch Me a Killer”, Ezra in “Triggered”, Chaz in “Vagrant Queen”, & many more) while his younger self in Roger execution is played by Theo Le Ray
- Zeff is played by Craig Fairbrass who also is Eddie (Villian), Arkad (Stargate SG-1), Pat (Rise of the Footsoldier), & many more
- Krieg (bounty 17,000,000 Berries / Yen = $ 115,117.20) is played by Milton Schorr who also is Burrell (Black Sails), Graham (Warrior), Mercenary (Tomb Raider), & many more
- Patty is played by Brashaad Mayweather who also is Bmore (Summer with the Guys), Brown (Deep Blue Sea 3), Damion (The Coroner), & many more
- Gin (bounty is 12,000,000 Berries / Yen = 81,259.20) is played by Litha Bam who also is Bartok (Raised by Wolves), Ben (Warrior), & many more
- Fullbody is played by Jean Henry who is also Arno (Diepe Waters)
- Moody is played by Amber Hossack & she was also in Cut-Out Girls
- “Cresent Moon” Gally is played by Nkulueko Phiri who also is Hlubi messenger (Shaka iLembe) which was Luffy’s first opponent in the Romance Dawn one-shot manga
- Easter Eggs found in this Episode:
- With the Going Merry’s railing getting broken by cannon balls reminds me that we don’t have Johnny & Yosaku ins’t here to fix it because this is the point in the Manga / anime when they appear
- Garp uses his technique called Genkotsu Meteor / Meteor Fist where he throws a cannonball at an enemy ship
- When entering the Baratie their outfits are from color spread: Luffy’s is from Ch.28, Usopp’s is from Volume 8 special, & Nami is wearing her outfit based on her Baratie arc & Ch.50 (minus the letters “WC”) which notice that the circles on her skirt are like a pocket
- Once they enter notice the paintings on the wall references Gaimon on the Island of Rare Animals, Sabaody, a Giant King Squid, a battle at sea = maybe the Edd War, a giant wave with faces = sea monkeys from Ch.304, a Sea Beasts from Fishman Island, Foolshout Island (Koala’s birthplace), Kyuka Island, & the ceiling art is maybe the All Blue or Fishman Island
- Sanji’s dish that he made is made of Elephant Bulefin Tuna which is the same dish from Sanji’s Cookbook & the fish that he buys in Lougetown that originates from the South Blue, & if you look on the kitchen wall references species from the One Piece world like a wild boar, dinosaur, the panda shark, armored stone fish, tomahawk spiny lobster & dragon salmon (Shokugeki No Sanji)
- Sanji mentions Ithurzburger Stein a drink from Micqueot in the North Blue that Fullbody mentions when he ask for the wine from Sanji in the manga / anime, but then with the Straw Hats he mentions Umeshu a wine that Kureha drinks
- Luffy ordering milk is a reference to Ch.1 when after Shanks gave him milk he was mock for being a kid
- Koby just like Nami in Ep.1 mentions 77th Branch which is lead by Pudding Pudding
- Notice that on the cannon ball Krieg shoots at Mihawk has his Jolly Roger, & after his defeat you can see another named member behind him named Pearl “the Invincible Shield”
- The large drink that Usopp had notice it had Sea Kings painted on it
- During the Ending Credits you can see that they have added the Baratie located in the Sambas Region
Don't forget Ghost from the MW series for Craig Fairbass
I ain't reading allat
As someone who worked in a professional kitchen for a decade, the dynamic between Zeff and Sanji has made me cry several times, the actors really nailed their roles. Obviously it's exaggerated to an extreme, but there really is a kind of antagonistic cameraderie that comes from working a busy kitchen as a team, and I've personally known a couple of older cooks and chefs who basically treated everyone like Zeff does, with the whole "nothing is ever right, you can do better" attitude, and it really does come hand-in-hand with a kind of protective mentor role a lot of the time.
I've even pulled people off the line myself to throw into other sections when we needed the extra hands, and had a similar petulant argument around the whole "I'm a cook, why are you asking me to clear tables?" "Because we need to clear tables more than I need you to help me cook now go do as you're told" as in the show.
Sanji called Zef all sorts of names and was always fighting and competing with him, but we *know* that Sanji respected him and loved him like a father. Then he left the Baratie and he starts calling Zoro names and is always fighting and competing with him, yet people think Sanji and Zoro hate each other... I think Sanji and Zoro are like brothers and probably closer than most other characters on the crew.
The mark of true closeness is when you can bust each other’s balls and still be good.
Dude, the fact that they used the Wilhelm scream when Mihawk split the ship in half had me wheezing! LMAO
“In One Piece the manga, no one died.”
Kuina: 😢
Outside flashbacks, death is extremely rare.
34:02 What??? He didnt apologise to luffy because he threw his life away he apologised because he lost and no he didnt think he he had no chance otherwise he wouldnt have been so surprised by the gap between him and Mihawk.
He went into the fight expecting to win he had no clue the difference in strength berween them that's why Mihawk tells him he is a frog in a well. That line makes no sense if Zoro knew he had no chance to win.
They did Sanji SO damn good in the live-action. I love so much how this version version keeps him the suave, flirty, sophisticated, boyish gentleman I fell hard for when I first read the manga and ditches the pervy, nose-bleeding creeper he unfortunately became more and more as the series went on. The live-action Sanji just reminds me why I liked this character so much in the first place, and I think he may just be my current (at least till Robin shows up next season) favorite LA Straw Hat, and that's saying a lot when I struggle to even pick a favorite since they're all so likable.
Small misremembering but Nami straight up stole the merry so I wouldn't say it was subtle, it was just happening at the same time as Krieg and Mihawk in the manga. In the L.A. though I think they really did Mihawk justice, so good. The Sanji change from pervy>sauve is also really good too.
The "Toad croaking in a well" is actually a Japanese proverb warning that one must be aware and be wary of their own limitations especially when the world is much bigger than what they are familiar with.
Very classy of Oda describing how out of their depth Zoro and the Strawhat crew are to their goals
If i remember correctly, don Krieg got a fleet of ships by collecting very small weak pirate ships. He thought he could challenge the grand line with sheer numbers.
Nux forgets a lot of details from the manga, like the fact that Sanji, being the waiter, was explained that the waiters fled from how rough the cooks are.
And there are other examples as well.
The warlords where actually given amnesty to commit piracy, however they where not allowed to overthrow or undermine the world government, which Crocodile and Doflamigo did
Idk if anyone explained on the last episode, but they said the reason they structured the season this way was that don kreig doesn’t have that much to do with advancing the story, and this allowed them to move up Mihawk and Arlong. Not because they didn’t want to destroy Baratie
Zoro has no frame of reference for how strong Mihawk is. We saw Mihawk cut a ship in half with an air slash and a cannon ball with his sword. At this point, Zoro can't even imagine how strong Mihawk is.
The manga did explain why Sanji was waiting tables, it was Sanji himself that told Fullbody that all the waiters ran out on them "the other day" for being scared of all the fighting that happens there.
Honestly, I think my biggest issue with the live action is how they seem to feel the need to tie everything together. It was, as you said, how Mihawk just came there due to being bored, and things to similar effect that makes the one piece world feels big and that the world is progressing even without the straw hats. But the live action feels like everything has to do with the straw hats and the world stands pretty much still unless they're there affecting it.
but that is the biggest complain most people have about east blue saga that everything feel too random and maybe even contrived ,i know many who dropped one piece for that reason and also for its over the top ,too gimmicky nature ,they are targeting more wider audience
@@Vaibhavgangwar2mm it's not about being random, it's about the world moving forward6and shit happens even outside the straw hats. And no i don't mean the live action original koby/garp plot line we got that kinda sucked ass.
A story that ties together its narrative in tv shows, books etc is what makes a series good though. That’s what keeps the audience focused on the storyline that is happening and not have them lose interest. 12+ years ago was the first and only time I read this ‘East Blue’ saga in the manga and ngl I couldn’t remember most of it. So after watching the L.A, I went and brought the first few volumes of the manga. After finishing the ‘East Blue’ saga in the manga, I gotta say it’s pretty weak in comparison to other saga’s of One Piece due to the fact that a lot of the stories/arcs within the East blue were all over the place. It may be just the prologue to the story of One Piece but it’s supposed to have an impact good enough to grab it’s reader’s attention and keep them hooked enough to want to continue. Personally I got this feeling more from the L.A then the manga, had to push myself to continue to read through it but luckily reading is a lot faster then watching episodes. This is probably the reason why I never revisited this first saga until recently in the manga. The L.A actually did a solid job at building the relationship between the straw hat crew faster then in the manga. They did it in a way were the adventure the straw hat members are about to embark on hit more, their motivation and goals just feels more real in a way. Sure it’s definitely not perfect by all means but the arcs flow much better then they do in the manga in my opinion. Also I really enjoy the Garp and Koby addition in the L.A, the one thing I couldn’t stand when reading and watching the manga and anime was how little screen time they had. The reason why I never cared much about them but after watching these characters in the L.A, I want more. I want to see more of the training Garp puts them through, I want to see more Garp in general
They wanted Mihawk but wanted to cut out Krieg. Without Krieg there is no Mihawk, so they have to find another way.
Nux is really out there misremembering how the zoro and mihawk fight went(and with metahulk enabling him). Zoro's apology wasnt because he was rash, but because Luffy told him it would be embarrassing for the king of the pirates to have a swordsmen who wasnt the strongest in the world. He thought he failed luffy, and hindered his captains dream, and Kuina's dream.
But the warlords do do the dirty work for the marines. The whole reason they were even summoned to marineford was to counter a yonko, other than that, they are rarely ever called. They are just the muscle the government throws at problems they couldn’t be bothered dealing with
It is true that they do the dirty work. But they also are not really allowed to do pirate stuff. This is everyone's perception of things. Off course as the story progresses it becomes more and more obvious that the government is simply turning a blind eye to what the warlords are doing.
@@gjermundnorumbugge7373 it was a strategy doomed to fail tbh
@@gjermundnorumbugge7373 if the government is knowingly turning a blind eye, the warlords have basically been allowed to do whatever pirate shit they want, even if that isn't how it is presented officially
Exactly. That was my point. But I think this is where it can be a bit weird if you are Nuxanor for instance, and you know how it was set up in the story. Because that is not how it was setup originally. It was slowly revealed in a more subtle manor@@MrRenanHappy
@@gjermundnorumbugge7373 They are allowed to do pirate stuff when it's done to pirates. If they kill a pirate, they get to keep the loot with a small kickback to the World Government.
I love Usopp calling Mihawk his friend. lol
I heard from another video essay about Sanji and Zeff's relationship. Zeff is being hard on Sanji to get him to leave the Baratie and pursue his dream. But Sanji being so self- sacrificial felt too indebted to Zeff that he won't leave.
Nux has selective memory disorder about East Blue. Zoro swore to never lose a battle again and was shocked in the difference in strength against Mihawk. He knew he was strong, but really saw it as an opportunity to beat him. Also we literally saw Nami push off Zoros buddies and take the Merry.
Hot take: I like how Mihawk gets introduced to the story here better than the manga/anime... BECAUSE:
1.- Yes, it's an overkill, but at the same time, if Garp sends anyone weak enough, Luffy might get away or the person they send might struggle and end up killing Luffy out of desperation. Garp wants Luffy alive, so sending someone overpowered enough to not struggle makes sense. Plus, Mihawk is the only warlord Garp can actually trust to not kill Luffy, apart from Jinbe, everyone else is a jerk.
2.- In the manga I feel irs even more stupid that freaking Dracule Mihawk, one of the warlords lf the sea, who's as powerful as an Emperor, chases poor lil Don Krieg -one of the most pathetic pirates in all the series apart from Kuro- all the way from the grand line to the East Blue, just to poke at them. Like, really Mihawk? You have nothing better to do? I thought you were someone important.
"Like, really Mihawk? You have nothing better to do? I thought you were someone important."
Sounds exactly like something Mihawk will do for the lolz
i find it more likely that mihawk would chase down prey to finish them off than hed be to take a mission from garp to take down some low level pirate in the east blue
@@dongle404tbf, Garp, a Vice-Admiral with a rep, kind of implied it'd be worth his while and that goaded him into following along with the request in the first place to at least check Luffy out.
And considering one of Mihawk's driving force is finding a challenge, is it really that unbelievable that he'd want to at least see if Luffy can deliver on what Garp said abt him? Esp when East Blue has produced some of the biggest names in the world.
@@far4955 The only part of the story where I see that attitude from Mihawk is Baratie,.but after that, he seems like a very no nonsense kinda guy, or at least that's the impression I have of him, so this one instance seems even more weird
@ChronosLawliet123 My headcanon is that this version of Mihawk is intrigued that the legendary Vice Admiral Garp is calling him to specifically deal with this nobody. Which is enough to make him want to see what's special about this pirate. That and his schedule happens to be free. *slashes Krieg's ship in half.
"No one got mad at my Buggy Arc hot takes"
Because the video's gone, Nux.
Lord Nux needs to have a refresher on the arcs. Cuz Luffy destroys a fin lol
I feel like the live action fills in the hole between the Garp we see being adamant about Luffy being a marine when Luffy was young and yhe Garp who laughs when he hears what Luffy has done. The first time we see him on Water 7 he is the latter.
The funny thing about Zoro and Nami’s drinking game is that they didn’t even follow the rules that Zoro outlined😅
When ya got alcohol in your blood ya tend to go forget the rules
@@daniamataka5377 True. But they already weren’t playing by the rules before they even drank anything. Unless they drank offscreen before the game, but they sure didn’t seem drunk or even tipsy. Plus, Zoro can really hold his liquor.
My one disappointment in this episode is that Zoro didn’t call Luffy the King of the Pirates when he declared he would never lose again
Okay but let’s compare Zoros decision making in live action vs manga
In the live action Zoro sees Mihawk and challenges him from our perspective we can’t be 100% how much Zoro actually knows about how powerful Mihawk is
In the Manga Zoro witnesses Mihawk cut an entire ship in half casually and still decides to jump into the fight while his crew is about to face a completely different threat
3:07 maybe you pay attention first before yall start screaming. it came out of a front-facing cannon.
23:10 To be fair, Helmeppo is an unreliable narrator to Koby, given that most of what Helmeppo knows came from tales from Captain Morgan.
You point out that the swordsman's shame line should have more impact but it's 1:1 to the manga.
Mihawk even says the same thing before slashing Zoro! XD
Ships have chase cannons which are designed to shoot forward and behind the ship
I recall Luffy was in the habit of writing IOUs as far back as when he was goofing around with Ace and Sabo as kids.
One gripe I had with this fight scene was the lack of shock and disbelief in Zoro when he realizes Mihawk strength. One thing I liked about the fight scene was Zoro's shock over the gap in power between him and the greatest swordsman. He gets a reality check on how far he really is from his goal. Here he's just super casual and calm throughout and rarely smiles. Zoro isn't just stoic and serious all the time. He can show an outburst of emotion too.
But still It was a great fight scene. And man did they do such a great job portraying Mihawk in live action.
I mean, here he had a whole night to think about the fight and prepare himself. And thats after Nami tried to convince him he stands no chance. So it kinda makes sense he is more in control of his emotions.
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The Shichibukai, the warlords, were always like that. The government was able to give them jobs. In return, the warlords got to keep their loot as long as they attacked people the government were OK with. They’re essentially privateers.
Nhaa the warlords are well adapted.
They used kuma and doflamingo to do their dirtty work.
And they did a LOT of bounty hunting for them.
But mostly they were left to their own devices
As long as they don't interfear with the world goberment and his afiliate contries they where left alone.
If the goberment sumons them they had to abide.
Plausible deniability was the name of the game for warlords.
Remember, they can’t watch videos of Mihawk fighting people. Zoro had NO idea about the gap of strength that he had against Mihawk. He was kind of cocky going into the fight.
the scars on the back is a swordsman's greatest shame line might be the more memorable one but in the og there was a moment before that where mihawk asked him why he didn't retreat, so that's what the "my dream would be lost" moment signified. in the og it went like: "if I were to take even one step back, I believe that all those important oaths, promises and many other deals 'til now, will all go to waste and I'll never be able to return before you, ever again." i actually like that kept this part in too, wish they went with the og quote actually bc imo that was one of the moments where he earned mihawk's respect.
The immensity of the power scaling in One Piece doesn’t become apparent until Ennies Lobby. The power levels of both warlords and admirals comes as a surprise to both the audience and the Strawhats. Zorro genuinely thinks he can win when he first meets Meehawk.
I honestly love the live action. Yeah there are a few things where I’m like “why?” But I still want a second season and enjoy it. My mother was also able to enjoy it and have fun watching it and she doesn’t like anime stuff what so ever!
They made Mihawk way to attractive.
The whole cast is hot af 🔥
It’s accurate.
Mihawk is a sexy man in the anime
too* 🤓☝
Everyone in this shiw is a thirst trap .
And the tension between zoro and nami made oda have yo re afirm there will be no romance lmao
@@LoopyLemon775 yeah. But I switched from a zoro girl. Sanji had me blushing and then Mihawk! Yeah, I Stan LA Mihawk over Zoro now…
The point of the Zoro fight wasn't just for him to spontaneously challenge Mihawk and betray Luffy (that was just bad pacing), It was so he understood the absolute difference in strength between himself and Mihawk because of how cocky he was. It's supposed to be a humbling moment where he realizes how overconfident he's been and what it actually takes to be the world's greatest swordsman in order to keep his promise.
I have always loved every one of the Straw Hats, the lines the take the vibe of the live action Sanji is amazing the chemisty of the crew producing gem after gem.
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I think the added context of the shichibukai in the Live Action is meant to expand the nuance of the system, because remember that Alabasta and Dressrosa were direct victims of Shichibukai, fought to abolish the shichibukai and succeeded. While being shichibukai they are still active pirates as well who still commit crime, but this time with more leeway and even some protection from government.
Two things though:
1. They are not in some secret deal with govt. They are public knowledge and the fact they are so well known and feared by other pirates is part of the reason of founding the system.
2 Garp hates Shichibukai and along with previously 2 mentioned kings, were pushing for abolishing the system. Thus, Garp calling Mihawk to capture Luffy felt out of place with his character.
I feel that it isn't too out of character for Garp. Mihawk is one of the least problematic warlords in comparison to the others like Croc, Doffy, Boa, and Moria.
Whats great about this live action is it made my sister, who has only see jjk and demon slayer want to watch the anime
It genuinely brought a whole new audience to one piece, especially here in the west as well as giving one piece fans a genuinely great live action adaptation
26:21 I just noticed that. Three cups. It was three cups during the Kuina funeral scene too. They are just throwing the symbolism with Sabo every chance they get, but with Zoro cause he's a drinker.
17:15 if you look at Don kreig from the left side of Mihawk, he's spread in yamacha pose.
You got to give to the actor who played dracule mihawk he gave Stella performance and the design man he look like he jumped right out of the Manga into live action.
And I know this is going to piss people off but I think in my opinion that the Sanji in live action has a better personality than the anime version because in the anime he is more of a simp and in the live action he is more of a flurt and a cool guy (don't worry I don't hate Sanji in the anime but he is also a cool guy but his simping did not leave a good impression on me)
I might still prefer the original Sanji though I do like his suave side in the live action but idk I think his dickishness stuck out more in the original which I prefer, his live-action self seems more nice to where his personality feels lacking, it's like Robin without the dark humor. I think that's why the Fullbody scene isn't here, it fits the original's personality, but idk if the live-action Sanji would do that.
They did the major characters so good, meanwhile the minor characters are outlines all over the set
"What are you gonna do, have a narrator?"
*Oda steps in Lemony Snicket style and begins discussing lore and defining words*
props to Mihawks actor having to act with a 3ft guard on his sword and make it look intimidating when he swings.
They're staring at the cannonballs because each one is explosive lol
Warlords get:
-Their bounties frozen
-They are allowed to loot and plunder (not specified If they are plundering pirates or civilians, but from ep 956 it seems civilians are being plundered by them as well)
-They won't get hunted by the Marines anymore!
what the warlords do:
-They take out other pirates
-They have to help the WG/marines If needed!
So the OPLA isn't completely wrong but they miss a few beats!
That doesn't just make the marines seem totally corrupt!
Kobe and Helmeppo have the best bromance
Nux forgetting the warlord system is based on history. Privateers and Corsairs literally doing their governments' dirty work and pirating with immunity.
Nux's little squeal for Mihawk has me laughing so hard XD. It should be a notification tone for something
Glad your enjoying ths nux and hopefully season 2 because SEASON 2 HAS BEEN CONFIRMED
The government does actually turn a blind eye to the warlords criminal actions, we were told about this by yosaku before arlong park arc, the only line they can’t cross is those crimes actually hurting the government like for example taking over a kingdom under their protection. They are even allowed to target marines as shown by Moria who stole several marine shadows for his army and Hancock turning marines to stone. So there are lots of things the warlords can get away with so long as it doesn’t hurt the government
Luffy with the autism rizz isn’t something I knew I needed until now
Kinda crazy how much they misremember shit from the manga and anime, but they're so confident about it lol. Like im not a one piece fan but theres always at least 5 popular comments about how most of what they say is wrong. Doesn't bother me much but its interesting that they're just saying shit that is blatantly wrong lmao
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Helmeppo probably know from Morgan that the Warlords do dirty works for government. I think Helmeppo thought the Warlords' corruption are common knowledge.
Don't know anything about OP other than this series, but I do know enough about TV shows that however much Mihawk is in the next arc in the anime, you can take that amount and increase it for the live action cause I think it's pretty universally agreed he is sick and TV producers respond to that kind of feedback.
If you think about it, the cadets giving the history of the warlords makes sense that the cadets would hear it from other marines in a manner to where the Marines dont look like cowards or afraid of the 7, but made a deal to "spare casualties" and avoid all out bloodbath wars.
It should be noted that Mihawk going cause Garp told him to and then changing his mind actually portrays the relationship between the World Government and Warlords quite well....
i think the warlord system that helmeppo talks about is what he knows as the warlord sys, not what it actaully is. So both could be true.
In the Manga they explained why Sanji was waiting tables. They said, that because criminals went there and sometimes caused commotion, most waiters quit. Thats why the cooks also waited tables
Every time nux says "but how will this happen now??" Or "but in the manga there was this thing" in just giggling like 'you wait buckaroo. You just wait'
Nux, you're in for an emotional rollercoaster next episode
In the manga they summoned the warlord to a meeting to deal with what happened to Croc cuz luffy the WG sent Kuma to warn & clean up Gecko Moria’s mess and capture luffy & they sent Doffy to kill Moria after Marineford War the Warlords are definitely there to do the WG dirty work 😑🧐
7:51 Does Toei have their own theme parks? They are literally the Disney of Japan. Japan gets the Toei Cat, and the US gets the Mickey Mouse. The most corporate game of cat and mouse. All Toei needs is a theme park or 2 in Japan and 1 or 2 in the US, and around the world in other countries.
The first two episodes are good. 3 and 4 were okay. Episode 5 was the first one that really stood out to me (and the rest is fantastic).
Nux is amazing.. Every reaction he has was totally me throughout the whole show... The love is real when your a one piece fan.
Imagine the cost of the don krieg fight at the baratie. If mihawk splitting the man-o-war was the second most expensive scene, don arriving at baratie would need elon musk levels of funding. Thats why they took the route that they did. So instead of luffy vs don we get luffy vs character growth (shown in next episode)
I think the problem with watching the Live Action without rewatching and refreshing your memories of the east blue arcs, is that you end up melding together the character in the future together with the character in the past, so some choices don't make sense in your head, because of the character they become. Zoro was also reckless at this point in the show, and this part was the catalyst where he began prioritizing the crew itself and Luffy, rather than just his own goal. Zoro at this point, was the type to never run from a challenge, for fear of ending up always running from it when the time came.
But other than that, I'm also pretty sure that even in the future, Zoro is still the type of character to refuse to run from a challenge that arrives at this doorstep. There's a distinction between running head first at the biggest challenge you know of, and then taking up a challenge that arrives in front of you, despite how hard that challenge may be. That's why it makes perfect sense for Zoro to challenge Mihawk, but especially because he's still foolhardy and prioritizes his goal over the well being of the crew.
And as another side note, the Don Krieg arc was so fucking dragged out, I almost didn't manage to get past it when I watched One PIece the first time, especially after the challenge that was Syrup village to slog through. Even if we don't consider the challenge of making ships and sets for 50 000 pirates, it's just not possible to include all of that plot in the Live Action, because they've only got 8 episodes. Every single arc needed more time to become more fleshed out, and so the only choice, was to cut out Don Krieg entirely, and make Mihawk a threat to Luffy instead, so that he can leave when he finds them interesting. So I sincerely doubt that they decided to change the plot just because they didn't wanna destroy the Baratie xD. There's a whole host of other problems to account for, before even considering that being a deciding factor. Besides, the outer building is all they built, it wasn't as big as the inside shots would have you believe. the inside of Baratie was shot from some other set. The fullbody part could have been fleshed out, because we're only talking about 40 seconds of footage, and it establishes the identity of the Baratie and their atmosphere and rules, as well as Sanji's character, while simultaneously giving a huge nod to One Piece fans, there's no need to include the whole storyline, or even both scenes, you can just have him have the outburst when getting called out in public for being a pretentious prick. But the Garp moral dilemma is actually just part of his character. The Navy needs people to do their dirty work for them, and when they need something big done discreetly, they call for the warlords, it fits in fine. Garp is known to be staunchly against corruption and acts as justly as possible, but in order to create him as a real character that made his way this far up a corrupt ladder, it's absolutely impossible to do that, without demonstrating that he is willing to cross some lines, and pull some strings, but that he still stands firmly on the Marine's side, and has some lines he won't cross. This moral ambiguity subplot is a perfect setup to things like Ace's execution etc, where his values will be clashing.
Mihawk's actor was absolutely phenomenal.
~_~
Biggest surprise is that Luffy apparently knows what interest is.
I always know Nux watches dub. Because the lines he recites
3:07 there is a cannon pointing that way in like 2 frames before the cannonball blocks it, it's the only canon pointing the right way, so of course it's the only one shooting
you can see it better at 4:33
Let’s GOOO! I just watched this one this morning!
this is too good man!!!!