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oh and the reason why Sanji kicks - it's not explained in this series - is that he considers the hands having only 2 jobs. To cook food and to hold a lady, as Sanji's biggest calling is the ladies and cooking.
Out of all the first timers One Piece doing reaction video.. Carlie and Angelo you two are the only one that didn't jump ship to team Mihawk . Your loyalty to Zoro earned you and new subscriber and thumbs up. Great video continue to make great content.
“Though, I do like your hat” is delivered by Mihawk’s actor so perfectly. I’m surprised how many people miss the significance, but then, there’s a lot of other things going on in that scene.
I don’t think a lot of people realise this, but new comers didn’t realise it as well when the dude brought up how their crew lost of 50 ships and 5,000 men and said the grand line is basically hell, only to forget that it was Mihawk who took them all out
usually, things like that goes over the head over most people, especially that not a lot of people thinks this series will be something that gives hints and gives pieces of small info everywhere, out of every reactor i have seen, not a single one noticed that Mihawk and Shanks fought each other a lot, tho i just skimmed that part so some may have noticed when they discussed about the episode.
But that's why it's perfect. As a viewer you get distracted, but the clue is right in your face It's a magic trick, distract you with abacadabra, while their hand is in your pocket So happy with this show.
@@YourLocalCopiumDealer like how Arlong laughs w Buggy when he says he's got eyes and ears everywhere Arlong is on the right side which is hidden from the viewer Not having watched OP, Arlong doesn't seem like he'd find that funny if he wasn't in on the joke
It's funny, I've rewatched a couple react channels and just noticed it. Scrolled down to see if anyone else found it. There's a bunch of cool gems like these sprinkled I feel like! Even the one's as small as noticing/not on the shanks arm bite
you know many people don't like Garp because he always gets in the way of dreams and is rude to Luffy but come on who wants their grandson to be a criminal 😅
also while I think he's done very well in the live action, there is something to be said about how a character like Garp with a real person playing him makes him seem meaner than when he's drawn
@@randalabra3852 I think thats cause the way he's drawn in the anime doesnt make him look "mean" he just looks like that grumpy old man that tells the kids to get off his lawn but is actually just a big softie
@@ray-boi1351the whole plot of one piece is super politically loaded. The main storyline is also a very politically potent plot. The further into the series we get the more political it gets as well.
Fun Fact: Eichiro Oda almost refused to reveal early on that Garp is Luffy's grandfather. But after various discussions with other producers and scriptwriters, he finally gave the green light for it to be reveal this early on. I'm a little bit worried at frst, but many new fans liked it, so it's good enough for me. Glad you're watched it. Keep it up 👍
I feel in retrospect part of the reason was he was just mapping out an Garp storyline, and didn't want any content revealed in the live action to contradict with it. He probably gave them some pointers so they wouldn't go wrong in that regard. For example, I suspect they tweaked his discussion about wine in response to Oda's feedback. They might have gone for a bibical quotation from luke 5 originally but it doesn't fit Garps newly-revealed character.
Usopp: "Let me tell you about that time i was drinking with the best swordsman in the world on floating restaurant. While my captain was cleaning dishes my best friend Zoro crashed our party by challenging Mihawk to a duel. After almost killing my friend he fled before my overwhelming presence."
The guy Sanji feeds, who tells how his captain lost 50 ships and 5000 men, was actually referring to Mihawk slicing them up there...Mihawk just came straight from the GrandLine to this little restaurant on orders.
I think they left that out deliberately though. The issue with having Krieg being chased by Mihawk is it doesn't actually show the dangers if the grand line, just the dangers of the world's greatest swordsman (of which there is one). The vague way Gin speaks in this episode, he could have been taken out by Wapol or something. The grand line feels more dangerous because any random pirate could take you out.
I think they chose to *not* have Gin be one of the Krieg pirates in this version. Because if he is, then they made a mistake in terms of the passage of time. Gon said he was drifting for 3 weeks after his armada was wiped out and he was the only survivor. But 3 weeks clearly didn’t pass between Mihawk tearing them apart and Gin showing up at the Baratie.
Garp is the perfect embodiment of conflict. The conflict of his duty as a marine, of wanting to keep Luffy save, of seeing the pirate and of pride in how far your grandson has come. As seen in the flashback, Garp wanted Luffy to be a marine. He wanted him to be strong, but to choose his side rather than the role of a criminal who would have the marine, the world government, other pirates and bountyhunters coming after his life. And really, it's such a human conflict, it's so realistic. We really cannot fault Garp for not wanting his grandson to become a wanted criminal who might lose his life early because of it. At the same time we can understand that Garp still feels pride because he sees how strong has grandson has become. Of course our first reaction is too feel critical about Garp because we are following Luffy, we know he's not a cruel criminal but rather someone who wants to be free, explore and fulfill his dream. And we know Luffy has been able to handle everything thrown at him so far. What we realise with a second though is that Garp, having been a marine vice admiral for so long, must have seen far, far more of the world than Luffy has. Garp says he could have been fleet admiral by now, which is the highest post in the marine - this says a lot about his strength! But to him, like Luffy, freedom is important. As a vice admiral, especially the vice admiral known as the hero of the marine, he has a lot of freedom in his position and he has some room to do things the way he pleases. Any higher position would put him in a place where he'd have to directly answer to and act on behalf of his higher ups in the marine and the government. A little thought of mine at the end: With the power Garp has, with him being strong enough to have been offered the position of fleet admiral, if he well and truly wanted to end Luffy's crew here and take him into custody, he could have done so, and he could have done a lot more than throwing a cannonball harder than a canon can shoot it. So what he did felt a lot more like he was testing Luffy. Essentially, if that stopped Luffy, Garp would have had to take him in before becoming a wanted man for his own safety, because he wouldn't have been able to stand up to any challenges.
Mihawk stated that the world could use a few more wild cards like Luffy before he left, so he chose to leave him there to see what Luffy achieves in the world
This fight was such an important moment in Zoro's story and early in the manga, and they did an absolutely fantastic job with it. Everything about Mihawk was done perfectly tbh, I love him in the anime, and they absolutely did him justice. The biggest thing one can take from this episode imo is the huge power difference between Zoro and Mihawk, and consequently the Strawhat crew and other pirates in the Grand Blue. They still have a loooong way to go
Yeah showing characters like Mihawk and Garp this early is so well done, bc they aren't just some of the first obstacles who become irrelevant eventually, they're straight up some of the most powerful people in the entire world
I'll leave you with two bits of dialogue from the anime in the Zoro vs. Mihawk battle. When Mihawk stabbed Zoro from Zoro when Mihawk asked him why he doesn't step back when the blade is so close to his heart: "I don't know. I'm not sure why myself. But 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." After Mihawk slashed Zoro from Mihawk: "It's still too early for you to die. My name is Dracule Mihawk! Discover your true self, the true world, and become stronger! However long it may take, I shall wait for you at the top. Surpass my sword! Surpass me! Roronoa Zoro!"
Knowing how strong Mihawk is it's hilarious how he even decided to entertain the idea of Zoro "fighting him", the difference between the two is like that of a glass of water and a sea, like imagine Yuji challenging Gojo to a fight to the death that''s basically what just happened
But I like how mihawk still fought zoro without being arrogant or something...and I also like how zoro,even after losing, didn't leave the site and took the wound on his chest gracefully!
Mihawk spared luffy because he respected Luffy's goal, as he said "it's even more difficult than defeating ME" and people like luffy wholeheartedly and purely chasing the dream of the one peice is RARE.
@@lucianofrancesco4742 yeah it's wild how common that is nowadays, no idea how you can watch this without seeing at least SOME of the fact that the overarching themes of the story are all political
I'm glad that they picked up on it because even many long time fans just refuse to believe that there's political undertones to a series where law enforcement are frequently the antagonists 🙄 (among many many many other political plot points to come)
@@DNeonLamp Lol more like political overtones! Especially considering Robin's backstory and Nami's backstory and a PLETHORA of other characters. Things like Tashigi's realization during Alabasta, etc,etc.
The funny thing about Don Krieg (that one pirate Mihawk killed) is his role was SEVERELY cut down in the live action. He was literally the main villain of the Baratie arc in the anime. That guy Sanji fed was also part of his crew, and he also had a major role in the arc. The Mihawk/Zoro fight still happened, but Mihawk was hunting Krieg and not Luffy
It was a disappointment that they cut Don Krieg out of the Baratie Arc. He was the best villain of the entire East Blue saga. But I suppose they had to go with a faster pacing to get to the grand line faster otherwise they would be stuck in the East Blue for two or three seasons.
@@starkillahxthe thing with don krieg is, that he is the only villain that doesnt affect the story at all. The rest of the villains have an influence in the overarching plot of the arc. But the most important thing of the baratie arc is sanji's introduction and mihawk. But Krieg is Just there because Oda needed a villain
@@starkillahx When I watched the anime the flight between Luffy and Krieg it seemed way more epic than the Luffy vs Arlong battle whom Luffy defeated fairly easily. The main purpose of Krieg was to build up suspense for the grand line. It is lore cannon stated that Krieg was the most powerful pirate in the East Blue but got completely destroyed in the grand line. What was shown was also a weaker already "defeated" version of Krieg and Luffy barely beat him. It was very complex battle and they might not have had the budget for it.
@@Novusodbut don kreig was not even the strongest in East blue, arlong always was the strongest. But don kreig was considered the strongest because arlong was basically hiding and scheming so he was not well known in the east blue in the anime.
This ep was such a pivotal moment for Zoro and his character. He is known to be quite feared in the East Blue and even sees himself as a big shot. But, with his fight with Mihawk, his perception of himself is challenged as he realises that there is better swordsman them himself out there. He was blinded by the fact that he was a big fish in a little pond so to speak. As an oath to himself and his captain, he aims to become stronger. Not only to become the strongest swordsmans, but as a crewmate in command to Luffy. Also, Garp is just that guy 😂 Even in the anime, the scene of Garp throwing the cannonballs at Luffys' ship is so funny! He even has a megaphone, screaming "this is Grandpa, this is Grandpa" before he throws them haha 😂 i love Garp
5:22 It's comedic, but more than anything, this scene makes so much sense, because more than any current or future crewmates, Luffy and Zoro are extremely alike. They are alike in terms of their ambitions, which are very much power related, they are alike in their perception, and despite differences in their personalities, with Luffy often being more upbeat, outgoing and infantile at times whereas Zoro is more reserved, serious and stoic, their values are very alike. Neither of them really talk about the past much, if at all, that much was confirmed by the author of One Piece. So when Zoro just goes "Okay, good talk." after Luffy says that he doesn't wanna talk about it, it's not because Zoro doesn't care or didn't want to talk to begin with, but because Luffy and him are so alike that he, more than anyone else on the ship, accepts that Luffy doesn't wanna talk about it and that the past is the past for him, that he's not concerned about it, so he doesn't pressure him into explaining. In the same vein, Luffy understood the importance of the battle with Mihawk for Zoro, which is why he didn't get in the way. He know that this equals him delaying or giving up his dream when it's right in front of him. The insight we get into Zoro in this episode is great as well! Someone who will never give up, someone who is willing to die rather than backing away from his dream and someone with a certain code. At the same time he, the rest of the crew and we as watchers get a reality check about just how far they are from the real big dogs in the world and how far they are away from their dreams. Mihawk is the tangible personification of Zoro's dream. The strongest swordsman in the world, one of the strongest people in the world - and he is eons above him. And yet, he doesn't give into despair or abandon his dream. He vows that as long as he lives, he will pursue that goal and he'll never lose again until he has reached his goal and beats Mihawk. At the same time, Mihawk sees someone who has only just started their journey but has the tremendous potential to maybe, one day, be an interesting threat to him. That's why he doesn't slice Zoro in half here and tells him that it's too early for him to die. If Zoro is strong enough, he will survive the wound got and eventually get another chance. After his vow, in the anime, Zoro says something along the lines of "That alright with you, Pirate King?" to Luffy, which also shows how much he believes in Luffy. In general Zoro is not someone who would follow Luffy if he didn't believe in him or if he thought Luffy was considerably weaker than him.
I can’t tell you how many times while watching the anime I’ve said “same person; they’re the exact same person” about Luffy and Zoro. 😂 I do love that the first indication people are given that Luffy is no joke at the beginning of the series is that Roronoa Zoro follows him. I also love that Zoro is the first person to seriously call Luffy the next King of the Pirates. It’s just fitting.
Taz Skylar, the actor of Sanji, got a Taekwondo Black Belt in preparation for this role, and transformed into a Sous-chef, second only to anime Sanji...prepared meals for the production teams even.
The flashback is both serious and comedic at the same time, it shows how similar yet different they both are as family members, Garp was serious about stopping Luffy becoming a pirate and turn him into a marine (for obvious reasons i feel like), he did train Luffy to become stronger during his childhood; however, the scene also shows how they still are family with that "but first... lunch" because food is always more important to the Monkey D. men
The moment Mihawk decided NOT to take Luffy was very subtle. It was when he was addressing Luffy (21:56) and said, "...Though I do like your hat." Hinting he might know where that hat came from...
Mihawk's actor Steve John Ward received lots of love and instagram followers after this..that guy is perfectly Mihawk. Sure not reaching million mark, but got a 100k atleast for such a small role early series.
Nami IS in charge: she's both the crew's navigator and quartermaster. The Captain has the highest authority, especially when it comes to battle, but the quartermaster is in charge of day-to-day operations and the money. In certain situations, the quartermaster can even outrank the captain!
An important thing to note about Garp not wanting Luffy to be a pirate is that the World Government doesn’t allow ANY pirate (with a few exceptions) to roam the seas free as you like. So even if Luffy doesn’t do any actual pirate things (g-rape,pillage, murder etc) like other pirates do he will still be hunted like one 23:16 “IN THE HEART!!” The heart is on the LEFT Ange 😅
Although actually, most of Luffy's run-ins with marines were because he chose to oppose them (all, if you consider why he got his bounty in the first place). And when he was attacked or chased spontaneously, it was often against navy protocol.
You call him a loose unit every episode and I fucking love it. Also one piece's main story line is all about politics. It's a huge power dynamic. This episode is the beginning to that dynamic.
The funny thing is that there is an easy way for Zoro to sit without his swords getting in the way, but the Producers thought it would make a nice comedy skit having Zoro have issues with his swords. Japanese Katana are normally carried in a waist band type belt where the weight of the scabbard keeps it in place, all you need to do is slide the swords out of the band and set them beside you.
Funny thing about the changed storyline stuff I remember seeing Oda was consulted on and asked about every change that happens &had to sign off on it for it to go ahead , if anything this is Oda now getting to retell the beginning of one piece with a better understanding of what he wanted. It is a masterpiece,my favorite ep ❤
From what I heard, including Garp this early was something they REALLY had to sell Oda on, he was initially against it. I'm personally glad he allowed the change.
Mihawk! The first character in the manga/anime to demonstrate the scale of power and strength in One Piece. Literally a thousand chapters/episodes later and we still haven’t seen him go all out.
4:01 That pretty much sums up their relationship. Garp is angry that Luffy won’t follow the rules, but he’s damn proud of him because he made Luffy so strong.
To give you an idea, Mihawk was introduced early on as a way to give the viewers/readers a taste of late Grandline pirates. He's so strong, he's at the top of the top in terms of skill and power, where even now, over 1000 chapters later, I don't know if any of the main cast can beat him.
Tbf in the live action their motivations are not all clear. We really get to see their actual dreams at the last episode in a super awesome montage with the feet on the barrel. So we can't really blame them rn
This is the episode that shows you that you can be common but dressed strong in the world of One Piece like Garp or Mihawck who do not have any devil fruits and who are shown in the sea.
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Basically the Mihawk encounter is a sneak peek into the powerlevel of late-game one piece. Mihawk is insanely strong, even right now in the manga (after 1000+ chapters) its unclear if Zoro would be ready. Also Garb and Mihawk being in the east blue is basically the equivalent of two level 100 characters roaming the starting area of a game 😂
your question about the outfits. Every single outfit shown by all the cast on the screen come from the manga, some of them are cover pieces, some of them are parts of a story and some are colour specials. It's sort of amazing because I didn't remember Luffy in Dungarees until I saw the chapter cover with him dressed exactly like that a week later.
Sanji's dream wasn't just to cook for everyone (yes, he will never ever not feed anyone who's hungry), his dream's to find ALL BLUE! It was mentioned in this episode right?😭 Sanji's dream wasn't just to cook for everyone (yes, he will never ever not feed anyone who's hungry), his dream's to find ALL BLUE! It was mentioned in this episode right?😭 And big YES to saying about Coby being the grandson that Garp has always wanted.
16:28 this guy, whose name is Gin, is on the crew that got destroyed by Mihawk when he was talking with Garp. In the anime, Mihawk destroys all their ships except the main one, and their captain, Don Krieg (the dude with the guns), survives and comes to Barratie. Mihawk followed their ship, and that's how he came to Barratie. Then Mihawk fought with Zoro, and he left, but Don Krieg fought with Luffy. In the live action, they didn't have enough time for this fight, so they changed Don Krieg and had Mihawk kill him.
So this is when we realise that at this point the crew are literally small fish in a big pond. The pond being the wider world. Just seeing how easily Zoro was defeated by this big pirate, and that there are 6 other pirates out their that rival his strength shows how unprepared the crew really is.
28:35 Nope. That’s just his fighting style. He *NEVER£ fights with his hands. Because he believes a chef’s hands are for cooking, and fighting with his hands could lead to his hands getting hurt, which would impair his ability to cook.
16:24 the hungry guy was actually from Don Krieg's crew, the dude who got killed by Mihawk at the start of the episode. Things played out a little differently in the anime/manga.
"She should be in charge of the whole operation!" That's kinda Nami's unofficial role on the ship. Some of the Strawhats can be pretty dumb sometimes (not just Luffy), and Nami is usually the voice of reason. Well, more like the older sister who's had to deal with her brothers' shenanigans for too long.
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tbf, in any verse, if you're considered the best or strongest at something, it better *mean something*. i love that both in orginal material and the LA, they introduce an actual top tier fighter from the beginning itself. really puts into perspective how high our little crew still has to climb
The first time mihawk appeared in the anime he became my favorite character untill so many episodes .... So many things happened and all of them are goods !! 👌
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Mihawk was introduced for one reason. And that is to show just how powerful the late series characters are. Mihawk would be the equivalent of the obligatory scene where you fight a late game boss early on in an RPG and it's an unwinnable battle. And contrary to popular belief, Gin's fleet in the LA series was clearly NOT destroyed by Mihawk. Mihawk got to the Baratie the next day after the fight with Don Krieg. Gin was adrift for three weeks. Unless people are trying to claim that time dilation exists in the Grand Line (which it doesn't), that doesn't add up. Gin was there to illustrate to the characters (and to anyone who's never seen One Piece) just how dangerous the Grand Line is. Even experienced and well prepared pirates and sailors that attempt to enter it often meet with terrible fates. Also a note. Yoru is one of the 12 Supreme Grade Blades. Remember this point, because it will become important later.
A cook's pride are his hands, so he would never risk them by fighting with them. It's never stated in the live action but it's mentioned the very first time he throws hands... uh throws feet in the original.
Garp is a cool grandpa. He is like police officer who don't want his grandson to be in a gang. Straw Hats - good pirates, but most of them are bandits. And marine's duty is capture pirates. It is not so black and white as I said, but still, let be easy on Garp, he is old after all😅
As you know, a few things are rushed and changed to condense the story in the live action, but zoro and mihawk are more expressive in the anime so they tend to form a bond of respect amongst each other as warriors. That is one reason mihawk lets him live.
You may have been told this already but the deal with Sanji is that he doesn't use his hands when fighting so that he won't injure them and affect his cooking. It's just one of his quirks.
Basically he uses his feet because the hands are for cooking... I kind of did the same when I was little, I was playing the violin so I didn't do any sports that could endanger my hands: basketball, volleyball...
The major overriding theme of One Piece is “Freedom”, but it is handled differently for marines and pirates: Marines - following your own code of justice One Piece - following your own dreams
I feel like alot of these OP live action watchers that are new to One Piece believe that Pirates are good but its more complex than 1 side being good or right and the other being the opposite. You're in for a good ride with this show because it does well on showing how
about Garp, lets not forget that he was the one presiding over Gold Roger's execution at the very start of the series, and he doesn't want Luffy to have the same fate. about Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk; he let Luffy go because Mihawk is a pirate himself, and thinks Luffy is interesting, and wants to see what happens. Mihawk is just curious, and as a pirate, he is not 100% loyal to the marines. Sanji fights with his feet, so he doesn't hurt/injure his hands, rendering him unable to cook
They actually changed a lot of the Storyline for the Live Action....... For instance, Garp isn't supposed to show up in the Anime and Manga until the crew had long been in the Grand Line, and in fact he only showed up to smack Luffy for causing him a Headache as well as to show off Koby and Helmeppo's training. Also, the Crew upon learning that Garp is Luffy's Grandfather is just surprised by it but really doesn't care. They also changed the personalities of a few of the Characters......
Remember, Garp is the guy who caught and oversaw the execution of Gold Roger. If the best pirate the world has ever seen couldn't beat the World Government, of course he wouldn't want Luffy becoming one.
This dude is AWESOME! Really stole the show in this episode 🔥
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oh and the reason why Sanji kicks - it's not explained in this series - is that he considers the hands having only 2 jobs.
To cook food and to hold a lady, as Sanji's biggest calling is the ladies and cooking.
it’s nice to see people who know nothing about the world of One Piece… we’ll have to start the adventure in anime ^^
He's kinda zesty in the live action with the way he talks 😂 in the anime he's more serious
Out of all the first timers One Piece doing reaction video.. Carlie and Angelo you two are the only one that didn't jump ship to team Mihawk . Your loyalty to Zoro earned you and new subscriber and thumbs up. Great video continue to make great content.
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Little bit of a warning: Sanji can be a bit OVER THE TOP in the anime/manga. Just be patient with him once you start the anime.
Fun fact: Canonically, Zoro and Nami are the ones with the highest alcohol tolerance and can drink basically everyone under the table.
that explains episode 64, I guess.. makes sense
@@Daesma999 gotta keep up drinking with the fishmen metabolism, bet they made her feel weak as a human every time.
Shouldn't it be brook since he doesn't have blood? Lol
@@amuro9624 Brook is immunne to alcohol not tolerance. 😂
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“Though, I do like your hat” is delivered by Mihawk’s actor so perfectly. I’m surprised how many people miss the significance, but then, there’s a lot of other things going on in that scene.
I don’t think a lot of people realise this, but new comers didn’t realise it as well when the dude brought up how their crew lost of 50 ships and 5,000 men and said the grand line is basically hell, only to forget that it was Mihawk who took them all out
usually, things like that goes over the head over most people, especially that not a lot of people thinks this series will be something that gives hints and gives pieces of small info everywhere, out of every reactor i have seen, not a single one noticed that Mihawk and Shanks fought each other a lot, tho i just skimmed that part so some may have noticed when they discussed about the episode.
But that's why it's perfect. As a viewer you get distracted, but the clue is right in your face
It's a magic trick, distract you with abacadabra, while their hand is in your pocket
So happy with this show.
@@YourLocalCopiumDealer like how Arlong laughs w Buggy when he says he's got eyes and ears everywhere
Arlong is on the right side which is hidden from the viewer
Not having watched OP, Arlong doesn't seem like he'd find that funny if he wasn't in on the joke
It's funny, I've rewatched a couple react channels and just noticed it. Scrolled down to see if anyone else found it. There's a bunch of cool gems like these sprinkled I feel like! Even the one's as small as noticing/not on the shanks arm bite
"I don't hunt rabbits with a cannon" goes so hard.
you know many people don't like Garp because he always gets in the way of dreams and is rude to Luffy but come on who wants their grandson to be a criminal 😅
also while I think he's done very well in the live action, there is something to be said about how a character like Garp with a real person playing him makes him seem meaner than when he's drawn
He loves his family more than anything. Remember when he was ready to crush Akainu after he killed Ace
@@randalabra3852 I think thats cause the way he's drawn in the anime doesnt make him look "mean" he just looks like that grumpy old man that tells the kids to get off his lawn but is actually just a big softie
Not many people considering what he does later
Everyone loves garp what are you talking about
“i didn’t expect one piece to be so politically driven” i audibly laughed 😂
when the whole show is incredibly political XD They'll find out soon enough
What does that mean?
@@ray-boi1351 Watch/read the series and it's really obvious what they mean lmao
@@ray-boi1351the whole plot of one piece is super politically loaded. The main storyline is also a very politically potent plot. The further into the series we get the more political it gets as well.
"they changed it in the live action surely he doesn't die!" i died laughing omfg
yeah
Everyone who's actually seen the anime is like "omg this is so accurate" 😆
Fun Fact:
Eichiro Oda almost refused to reveal early on that Garp is Luffy's grandfather. But after various discussions with other producers and scriptwriters, he finally gave the green light for it to be reveal this early on. I'm a little bit worried at frst, but many new fans liked it, so it's good enough for me. Glad you're watched it. Keep it up 👍
I feel in retrospect part of the reason was he was just mapping out an Garp storyline, and didn't want any content revealed in the live action to contradict with it.
He probably gave them some pointers so they wouldn't go wrong in that regard.
For example, I suspect they tweaked his discussion about wine in response to Oda's feedback. They might have gone for a bibical quotation from luke 5 originally but it doesn't fit Garps newly-revealed character.
Usopp: "Let me tell you about that time i was drinking with the best swordsman in the world on floating restaurant. While my captain was cleaning dishes my best friend Zoro crashed our party by challenging Mihawk to a duel. After almost killing my friend he fled before my overwhelming presence."
Lmao love it 😂
The guy Sanji feeds, who tells how his captain lost 50 ships and 5000 men, was actually referring to Mihawk slicing them up there...Mihawk just came straight from the GrandLine to this little restaurant on orders.
I think they left that out deliberately though.
The issue with having Krieg being chased by Mihawk is it doesn't actually show the dangers if the grand line, just the dangers of the world's greatest swordsman (of which there is one).
The vague way Gin speaks in this episode, he could have been taken out by Wapol or something. The grand line feels more dangerous because any random pirate could take you out.
I think they chose to *not* have Gin be one of the Krieg pirates in this version. Because if he is, then they made a mistake in terms of the passage of time. Gon said he was drifting for 3 weeks after his armada was wiped out and he was the only survivor. But 3 weeks clearly didn’t pass between Mihawk tearing them apart and Gin showing up at the Baratie.
agreed
Garp is the perfect embodiment of conflict.
The conflict of his duty as a marine, of wanting to keep Luffy save, of seeing the pirate and of pride in how far your grandson has come.
As seen in the flashback, Garp wanted Luffy to be a marine. He wanted him to be strong, but to choose his side rather than the role of a criminal who would have the marine, the world government, other pirates and bountyhunters coming after his life.
And really, it's such a human conflict, it's so realistic. We really cannot fault Garp for not wanting his grandson to become a wanted criminal who might lose his life early because of it. At the same time we can understand that Garp still feels pride because he sees how strong has grandson has become.
Of course our first reaction is too feel critical about Garp because we are following Luffy, we know he's not a cruel criminal but rather someone who wants to be free, explore and fulfill his dream. And we know Luffy has been able to handle everything thrown at him so far.
What we realise with a second though is that Garp, having been a marine vice admiral for so long, must have seen far, far more of the world than Luffy has. Garp says he could have been fleet admiral by now, which is the highest post in the marine - this says a lot about his strength! But to him, like Luffy, freedom is important.
As a vice admiral, especially the vice admiral known as the hero of the marine, he has a lot of freedom in his position and he has some room to do things the way he pleases. Any higher position would put him in a place where he'd have to directly answer to and act on behalf of his higher ups in the marine and the government.
A little thought of mine at the end: With the power Garp has, with him being strong enough to have been offered the position of fleet admiral, if he well and truly wanted to end Luffy's crew here and take him into custody, he could have done so, and he could have done a lot more than throwing a cannonball harder than a canon can shoot it. So what he did felt a lot more like he was testing Luffy. Essentially, if that stopped Luffy, Garp would have had to take him in before becoming a wanted man for his own safety, because he wouldn't have been able to stand up to any challenges.
This conflict won’t be showed until marineford
@@GradietPanda12345it’s literally shown in this show
@@GradietPanda12345 It was literally shown to some extent this very episode, lad. And more will be shown in upcoming episodes.
Sengoku: it's your family again, Garp!
@@GradietPanda12345Marineford will break the internet
Donuts🍩 and all🥶
Mihawk stated that the world could use a few more wild cards like Luffy before he left, so he chose to leave him there to see what Luffy achieves in the world
I've been watching way too many reactions to this series, and you two have the most fun back and forth. It's a really fun dynamic.
I’ve been waiting for you guys to meet Dracule Mihawk he’s the greatest swordsman ever lived and one of the 7 warlords of the sea. 😊😤
Besides Ryuuma lol
I've been waiting for you guys to meet Mihawk when he becomes a member of Cross guild🗿maybe in a few years lol
Bro don't start spoiling guys . Ryuma and the cross guild don't appear untill super late in the story
This fight was such an important moment in Zoro's story and early in the manga, and they did an absolutely fantastic job with it. Everything about Mihawk was done perfectly tbh, I love him in the anime, and they absolutely did him justice.
The biggest thing one can take from this episode imo is the huge power difference between Zoro and Mihawk, and consequently the Strawhat crew and other pirates in the Grand Blue. They still have a loooong way to go
Yeah showing characters like Mihawk and Garp this early is so well done, bc they aren't just some of the first obstacles who become irrelevant eventually, they're straight up some of the most powerful people in the entire world
Yes and in the manga and anime after his defeat he calls luffy king of the pirates it's a shame they didn't include this
I'll leave you with two bits of dialogue from the anime in the Zoro vs. Mihawk battle.
When Mihawk stabbed Zoro from Zoro when Mihawk asked him why he doesn't step back when the blade is so close to his heart:
"I don't know. I'm not sure why myself.
But 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."
After Mihawk slashed Zoro from Mihawk:
"It's still too early for you to die.
My name is Dracule Mihawk!
Discover your true self, the true world, and become stronger!
However long it may take, I shall wait for you at the top.
Surpass my sword! Surpass me!
Roronoa Zoro!"
I don't know if you noticed but there was a young Mihawk and young Shanks in the first episode
Knowing how strong Mihawk is it's hilarious how he even decided to entertain the idea of Zoro "fighting him", the difference between the two is like that of a glass of water and a sea, like imagine Yuji challenging Gojo to a fight to the death that''s basically what just happened
But I like how mihawk still fought zoro without being arrogant or something...and I also like how zoro,even after losing, didn't leave the site and took the wound on his chest gracefully!
i mean yuji does fight sukuna (in his mind) and gets oneshot. pretty good estimation of how gojo vs yuji would go lol
Because mihawk was bored.
@@abiisaqib7816without being arrogant, lol
@@abiisaqib7816hes literally insulted Zoro the whole fight 😂😂😂 fym hes not arrogant??
Mihawk spared luffy because he respected Luffy's goal, as he said "it's even more difficult than defeating ME" and people like luffy wholeheartedly and purely chasing the dream of the one peice is RARE.
politically driven is an understatement.
And most people don't even realize it.
@@lucianofrancesco4742 yeah it's wild how common that is nowadays, no idea how you can watch this without seeing at least SOME of the fact that the overarching themes of the story are all political
I'm glad that they picked up on it because even many long time fans just refuse to believe that there's political undertones to a series where law enforcement are frequently the antagonists 🙄
(among many many many other political plot points to come)
@@DNeonLamp Lol more like political overtones! Especially considering Robin's backstory and Nami's backstory and a PLETHORA of other characters. Things like Tashigi's realization during Alabasta, etc,etc.
Careful the one piece community hates it when ppl "politicise" the show
The funny thing about Don Krieg (that one pirate Mihawk killed) is his role was SEVERELY cut down in the live action. He was literally the main villain of the Baratie arc in the anime. That guy Sanji fed was also part of his crew, and he also had a major role in the arc. The Mihawk/Zoro fight still happened, but Mihawk was hunting Krieg and not Luffy
It was a disappointment that they cut Don Krieg out of the Baratie Arc. He was the best villain of the entire East Blue saga. But I suppose they had to go with a faster pacing to get to the grand line faster otherwise they would be stuck in the East Blue for two or three seasons.
@@NovusodI think you're in the minority of thinking don krieg is the best, almost everyone else I've seen says he the worst, myself included
@@starkillahxthe thing with don krieg is, that he is the only villain that doesnt affect the story at all. The rest of the villains have an influence in the overarching plot of the arc. But the most important thing of the baratie arc is sanji's introduction and mihawk. But Krieg is Just there because Oda needed a villain
@@starkillahx When I watched the anime the flight between Luffy and Krieg it seemed way more epic than the Luffy vs Arlong battle whom Luffy defeated fairly easily. The main purpose of Krieg was to build up suspense for the grand line. It is lore cannon stated that Krieg was the most powerful pirate in the East Blue but got completely destroyed in the grand line. What was shown was also a weaker already "defeated" version of Krieg and Luffy barely beat him. It was very complex battle and they might not have had the budget for it.
@@Novusodbut don kreig was not even the strongest in East blue, arlong always was the strongest. But don kreig was considered the strongest because arlong was basically hiding and scheming so he was not well known in the east blue in the anime.
This ep was such a pivotal moment for Zoro and his character. He is known to be quite feared in the East Blue and even sees himself as a big shot. But, with his fight with Mihawk, his perception of himself is challenged as he realises that there is better swordsman them himself out there. He was blinded by the fact that he was a big fish in a little pond so to speak. As an oath to himself and his captain, he aims to become stronger. Not only to become the strongest swordsmans, but as a crewmate in command to Luffy.
Also, Garp is just that guy 😂 Even in the anime, the scene of Garp throwing the cannonballs at Luffys' ship is so funny! He even has a megaphone, screaming "this is Grandpa, this is Grandpa" before he throws them haha 😂 i love Garp
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It's comedic, but more than anything, this scene makes so much sense, because more than any current or future crewmates, Luffy and Zoro are extremely alike. They are alike in terms of their ambitions, which are very much power related, they are alike in their perception, and despite differences in their personalities, with Luffy often being more upbeat, outgoing and infantile at times whereas Zoro is more reserved, serious and stoic, their values are very alike.
Neither of them really talk about the past much, if at all, that much was confirmed by the author of One Piece.
So when Zoro just goes "Okay, good talk." after Luffy says that he doesn't wanna talk about it, it's not because Zoro doesn't care or didn't want to talk to begin with, but because Luffy and him are so alike that he, more than anyone else on the ship, accepts that Luffy doesn't wanna talk about it and that the past is the past for him, that he's not concerned about it, so he doesn't pressure him into explaining.
In the same vein, Luffy understood the importance of the battle with Mihawk for Zoro, which is why he didn't get in the way. He know that this equals him delaying or giving up his dream when it's right in front of him.
The insight we get into Zoro in this episode is great as well! Someone who will never give up, someone who is willing to die rather than backing away from his dream and someone with a certain code. At the same time he, the rest of the crew and we as watchers get a reality check about just how far they are from the real big dogs in the world and how far they are away from their dreams. Mihawk is the tangible personification of Zoro's dream. The strongest swordsman in the world, one of the strongest people in the world - and he is eons above him. And yet, he doesn't give into despair or abandon his dream. He vows that as long as he lives, he will pursue that goal and he'll never lose again until he has reached his goal and beats Mihawk.
At the same time, Mihawk sees someone who has only just started their journey but has the tremendous potential to maybe, one day, be an interesting threat to him. That's why he doesn't slice Zoro in half here and tells him that it's too early for him to die. If Zoro is strong enough, he will survive the wound got and eventually get another chance. After his vow, in the anime, Zoro says something along the lines of "That alright with you, Pirate King?" to Luffy, which also shows how much he believes in Luffy. In general Zoro is not someone who would follow Luffy if he didn't believe in him or if he thought Luffy was considerably weaker than him.
I can’t tell you how many times while watching the anime I’ve said “same person; they’re the exact same person” about Luffy and Zoro. 😂
I do love that the first indication people are given that Luffy is no joke at the beginning of the series is that Roronoa Zoro follows him. I also love that Zoro is the first person to seriously call Luffy the next King of the Pirates. It’s just fitting.
Taz Skylar, the actor of Sanji, got a Taekwondo Black Belt in preparation for this role, and transformed into a Sous-chef, second only to anime Sanji...prepared meals for the production teams even.
The flashback is both serious and comedic at the same time, it shows how similar yet different they both are as family members, Garp was serious about stopping Luffy becoming a pirate and turn him into a marine (for obvious reasons i feel like), he did train Luffy to become stronger during his childhood; however, the scene also shows how they still are family with that "but first... lunch" because food is always more important to the Monkey D. men
The moment Mihawk decided NOT to take Luffy was very subtle.
It was when he was addressing Luffy (21:56) and said, "...Though I do like your hat."
Hinting he might know where that hat came from...
Mihawk's actor Steve John Ward received lots of love and instagram followers after this..that guy is perfectly Mihawk. Sure not reaching million mark, but got a 100k atleast for such a small role early series.
Nami IS in charge: she's both the crew's navigator and quartermaster. The Captain has the highest authority, especially when it comes to battle, but the quartermaster is in charge of day-to-day operations and the money. In certain situations, the quartermaster can even outrank the captain!
A Chef's hand is important to cook.
“Carlie, please” that cracked me 😂😂 the way he said it too
24:50 "They change it in the live action" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
An important thing to note about Garp not wanting Luffy to be a pirate is that the World Government doesn’t allow ANY pirate (with a few exceptions) to roam the seas free as you like. So even if Luffy doesn’t do any actual pirate things (g-rape,pillage, murder etc) like other pirates do he will still be hunted like one
23:16 “IN THE HEART!!” The heart is on the LEFT Ange 😅
Although actually, most of Luffy's run-ins with marines were because he chose to oppose them (all, if you consider why he got his bounty in the first place).
And when he was attacked or chased spontaneously, it was often against navy protocol.
You call him a loose unit every episode and I fucking love it.
Also one piece's main story line is all about politics. It's a huge power dynamic. This episode is the beginning to that dynamic.
The funny thing is that there is an easy way for Zoro to sit without his swords getting in the way, but the Producers thought it would make a nice comedy skit having Zoro have issues with his swords. Japanese Katana are normally carried in a waist band type belt where the weight of the scabbard keeps it in place, all you need to do is slide the swords out of the band and set them beside you.
My personal favorite episode of the season. Everything about it is so perfect
So happy you guys liked Sanji and Mihawk! The actors were truly awesome!
Ange is picking up things quickly edit: dude what happen here?
I haven't seen their previous reactions but i bet he has everything wrong
@@Spartan_Rage7he got everything right
@@grapehoolthen maybe watched the show
@@grapehool imposible!
It's not hard to guess some things especially since he has watched other anime. It's the same tropes
Funny thing about the changed storyline stuff I remember seeing Oda was consulted on and asked about every change that happens &had to sign off on it for it to go ahead , if anything this is Oda now getting to retell the beginning of one piece with a better understanding of what he wanted. It is a masterpiece,my favorite ep ❤
From what I heard, including Garp this early was something they REALLY had to sell Oda on, he was initially against it. I'm personally glad he allowed the change.
Mihawk! The first character in the manga/anime to demonstrate the scale of power and strength in One Piece. Literally a thousand chapters/episodes later and we still haven’t seen him go all out.
4:01
That pretty much sums up their relationship. Garp is angry that Luffy won’t follow the rules, but he’s damn proud of him because he made Luffy so strong.
To give you an idea, Mihawk was introduced early on as a way to give the viewers/readers a taste of late Grandline pirates. He's so strong, he's at the top of the top in terms of skill and power, where even now, over 1000 chapters later, I don't know if any of the main cast can beat him.
Stop the cap there are plenty of characters who can beat Mihawk.
Yes Sanji only fights using kicks. He learned fighting from Zeff who taught him that way because they need to keep their hands pristine for cooking
Garp is constantly feeling a mix of both frustration and pride with how good Luffy is😂
Sanjis goal isn't to cook for people, its to find the all blue
The All Blue Is Real!
Tbf in the live action their motivations are not all clear. We really get to see their actual dreams at the last episode in a super awesome montage with the feet on the barrel. So we can't really blame them rn
This is the episode that shows you that you can be common but dressed strong in the world of One Piece like Garp or Mihawck who do not have any devil fruits and who are shown in the sea.
1:38 When she started talking about the grandpa evil twin thing, it immediately made me think of Gravity Falls😅😂
Ep 5 is my fav episode and I've been waiting you guys to react to it. We are finally here and you guys exceed my expectation! I'm looking forward to the next episode! ❤
Basically the Mihawk encounter is a sneak peek into the powerlevel of late-game one piece. Mihawk is insanely strong, even right now in the manga (after 1000+ chapters) its unclear if Zoro would be ready. Also Garb and Mihawk being in the east blue is basically the equivalent of two level 100 characters roaming the starting area of a game 😂
your question about the outfits.
Every single outfit shown by all the cast on the screen come from the manga, some of them are cover pieces, some of them are parts of a story and some are colour specials. It's sort of amazing because I didn't remember Luffy in Dungarees until I saw the chapter cover with him dressed exactly like that a week later.
Sanji's dream wasn't just to cook for everyone (yes, he will never ever not feed anyone who's hungry), his dream's to find ALL BLUE! It was mentioned in this episode right?😭
Sanji's dream wasn't just to cook for everyone (yes, he will never ever not feed anyone who's hungry), his dream's to find ALL BLUE! It was mentioned in this episode right?😭
And big YES to saying about Coby being the grandson that Garp has always wanted.
16:28 this guy, whose name is Gin, is on the crew that got destroyed by Mihawk when he was talking with Garp. In the anime, Mihawk destroys all their ships except the main one, and their captain, Don Krieg (the dude with the guns), survives and comes to Barratie. Mihawk followed their ship, and that's how he came to Barratie. Then Mihawk fought with Zoro, and he left, but Don Krieg fought with Luffy. In the live action, they didn't have enough time for this fight, so they changed Don Krieg and had Mihawk kill him.
“Garp is the secret weapon” understatement of the year
" he likes nami, hes flirting with nami"
brother he flirts with every XX chromosome
So this is when we realise that at this point the crew are literally small fish in a big pond. The pond being the wider world. Just seeing how easily Zoro was defeated by this big pirate, and that there are 6 other pirates out their that rival his strength shows how unprepared the crew really is.
28:35 Nope. That’s just his fighting style. He *NEVER£ fights with his hands. Because he believes a chef’s hands are for cooking, and fighting with his hands could lead to his hands getting hurt, which would impair his ability to cook.
I just watched all your one piece reactions and really enjoyed them thanks for getting me through my work day! I look forward to more
16:24 the hungry guy was actually from Don Krieg's crew, the dude who got killed by Mihawk at the start of the episode. Things played out a little differently in the anime/manga.
"She should be in charge of the whole operation!"
That's kinda Nami's unofficial role on the ship. Some of the Strawhats can be pretty dumb sometimes (not just Luffy), and Nami is usually the voice of reason. Well, more like the older sister who's had to deal with her brothers' shenanigans for too long.
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I love the way the Mihawrk, and Zoro fight mirrors Zoro's fight in the bar in episode one.
tbf, in any verse, if you're considered the best or strongest at something, it better *mean something*. i love that both in orginal material and the LA, they introduce an actual top tier fighter from the beginning itself. really puts into perspective how high our little crew still has to climb
7:30 his iconic outifit was in episode 1 which he's gonna wear again in the last two episodes.
One Piece is a Masterpiece and no one who hasn't watched it can ever see how Godly it is.
0:50 wow, that was a crazy prediction I wonder if that will happen later on
"She should be in charge of the whole operation" 🤣 Yea, Nami the only one with working brain cells for a pretty long time
So great to see your reaction to this! Can't wait to see the remaining three episodes, because it's getting better and better :D
The first time mihawk appeared in the anime he became my favorite character untill so many episodes .... So many things happened and all of them are goods !! 👌
That hungry pirate was Gin. He was part of Don Krieg’s crew.
We’re his armada getting wiped out in our introduction to Mihawk.
E5
03:15 Garp's attack
09:00 Sanji flirts with Nami
09:55 Mihawk intro
19:50 Mihawk at Baratie, 21:44 Mihawk Vs Zoro
"I think they've got YOU all excited" IM DEAD LMAO
Great video, you guys Han amazing observation observation. I love your guy's reactions. This episode was great with you, guyes, You both had me laughing a couple times as well. Can't wait to watch the rest of these guys.❤
Mihawk was introduced for one reason. And that is to show just how powerful the late series characters are. Mihawk would be the equivalent of the obligatory scene where you fight a late game boss early on in an RPG and it's an unwinnable battle.
And contrary to popular belief, Gin's fleet in the LA series was clearly NOT destroyed by Mihawk. Mihawk got to the Baratie the next day after the fight with Don Krieg. Gin was adrift for three weeks. Unless people are trying to claim that time dilation exists in the Grand Line (which it doesn't), that doesn't add up.
Gin was there to illustrate to the characters (and to anyone who's never seen One Piece) just how dangerous the Grand Line is. Even experienced and well prepared pirates and sailors that attempt to enter it often meet with terrible fates.
Also a note. Yoru is one of the 12 Supreme Grade Blades. Remember this point, because it will become important later.
Sanji's dream is to find the "All Blue"!
Mihawk is so bad ass both in anime and LA
A cook's pride are his hands, so he would never risk them by fighting with them.
It's never stated in the live action but it's mentioned the very first time he throws hands... uh throws feet in the original.
Garp is a cool grandpa. He is like police officer who don't want his grandson to be in a gang.
Straw Hats - good pirates, but most of them are bandits. And marine's duty is capture pirates. It is not so black and white as I said, but still, let be easy on Garp, he is old after all😅
Ya'll have been such a joy reacting to this show ❤
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"Angelo will be a Helmeppo stan" is the one prediction I never could have made about this series." :D
Also, every time you see someone fixated on Luffy's hat (Mihawk: "I do like your hat"), it's because they recognize it as Shanks' hat.
Mihawk is Lvl 100 player in Lvl 10 seas. In anime, he said East Blue is the weakest of all regions.
As you know, a few things are rushed and changed to condense the story in the live action, but zoro and mihawk are more expressive in the anime so they tend to form a bond of respect amongst each other as warriors.
That is one reason mihawk lets him live.
Even after the end of the latest arc in one piece Zoro isn't strong enough to face Mihawk by a mile
You may have been told this already but the deal with Sanji is that he doesn't use his hands when fighting so that he won't injure them and affect his cooking. It's just one of his quirks.
Carlie is absolutely hilarious! Calling helmeppo a muppet lmao
in the anime, Nami does leave lol. We were shocked to see it other way around in OPLA.
11:10 “Carlie…please” LMFAOOOOOOOOOO😂
Basically he uses his feet because the hands are for cooking... I kind of did the same when I was little, I was playing the violin so I didn't do any sports that could endanger my hands: basketball, volleyball...
The Denden mushi being snail mail is hilarious lmfao.
You’re smart angelo 👏👏
In anime why sanji fight with his feet, cause his hands to help people with his cooking n not to harm others
ive been waiting for your update yaayyy
By the way, the girl that died, Zoro's friend (brainfarting the name) in the story she simply fell down some stairs.
off screen, so who really knows!
The major overriding theme of One Piece is “Freedom”, but it is handled differently for marines and pirates:
Marines - following your own code of justice
One Piece - following your own dreams
Ange really thinking like a true anime theorist. Would love to see you guys react to the HUGE world of the One Piece anime.
Garp was mad but still proud as he expects no less from his kid.
Fun fact: Sanji only kicks his enemies because he saves his arms for cooking only, and doesn't wanna stain them with blood
I feel like alot of these OP live action watchers that are new to One Piece believe that Pirates are good but its more complex than 1 side being good or right and the other being the opposite. You're in for a good ride with this show because it does well on showing how
about Garp, lets not forget that he was the one presiding over Gold Roger's execution at the very start of the series, and he doesn't want Luffy to have the same fate.
about Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk; he let Luffy go because Mihawk is a pirate himself, and thinks Luffy is interesting, and wants to see what happens. Mihawk is just curious, and as a pirate, he is not 100% loyal to the marines.
Sanji fights with his feet, so he doesn't hurt/injure his hands, rendering him unable to cook
24:52 No this part is very similar like the anime. In both Zorror lives... with a terrible wound on his chest.
They actually changed a lot of the Storyline for the Live Action.......
For instance, Garp isn't supposed to show up in the Anime and Manga until the crew had long been in the Grand Line, and in fact he only showed up to smack Luffy for causing him a Headache as well as to show off Koby and Helmeppo's training. Also, the Crew upon learning that Garp is Luffy's Grandfather is just surprised by it but really doesn't care. They also changed the personalities of a few of the Characters......
27:55 No, his dream is to find the All Blue. Cooking is just the *reason* for his dream.
Remember, Garp is the guy who caught and oversaw the execution of Gold Roger. If the best pirate the world has ever seen couldn't beat the World Government, of course he wouldn't want Luffy becoming one.