What makes Oda's introduction of Mihawk at this stage in the manga so genius is that it lets you know how big the world is compared to what you've seen so far. Up to this point , you've seen Luffy beat every enemy he's faced so you think Luffy is really strong, if not invincible. Then you see Mihawk & you realize that there are monsters out there on a completely different level. Also, to this point, you've assumed that devil fruit eaters are the strongest people in the world, & then Mihawk shows up & annihilates an entire fleet with just his supreme skill with a sword & Oda lets you know that devil fruit powers are not the end all be all.
Few things you missed or weren't covered in the episode. 1. The Sword guy's full name is Dracule Mihawk. As the world's greatest swordsman, his nickname is Hawkeye Mihawk due to his hawk-like eyes. 2. Ussop's eye is so good that he could read the name of Baratie even before anybody else saw it and he read it when they were in the mist. 3. The guy, who got free food from Sanji and talked about losing 50 ships in Grand Line. He was a part of the ship destroyed by Mihawk. We can see the logo on his clothes. So basically, Mihawk sliced 50 ships like that.
@@markcruz359 No, Mihawk's nickname wasn't mentioned in live action episode, but it was mentioned in the anime episode. Characters in the anime mostly call him by his nickname. Also, to answer your question, Mihawk is a solo pirate and his boat is a coffin. In anime it is specifically shown, but in live action, we can see the coffin boat in episode 1 when Roger gave his speech and we see every pirate ship leaving.
Not really. The Don Krieg pirates were defeated and mostly destroyed in the Grand Line. *What remained* of them, which includes at least one ship, retreated to the East Blue, had an accidental encounter with Mihawk, woke him from his nap, and were devastated. Then, in the live action, only Gin remained. In the manga / anime, besides Gin, also Don Krieg, Pearl and a few more mooks survived that, and had to be taken out by Luffy and Sanji. Which, incidentally, makes Sanji feeding a starving Gin much more relevant than in the live action, because there was a risk that Gin would bring his whole crew to raid the Baratie, and Sanji helped him anyway. While in the live action, the only consequence was one more plate to wash.
Taz, the actor who portrays Sanji actually trained in kickboxing and as a chef so he could do as much of the action as possible. He trained by preparing lunch for his co-stars. Additionally he and the actor who played Zeff had worked together before playing father and son.
Spartan wouldn't have remembered Garp being Luffy's grandpa because that revelation is way too far in the anime. They just put Garp's (and Koby's) storylines now along with the crew's adventure to make the series have that contrast between the pirates and marines and their own respective good/bad sides.
not the biggest fan of that decision but i understand why they did it. but what i am unsatisfied with is, that no one in the crew recognized Garp the Hero, while in the manga/anime it was a big deal, since everyone knows him, and here nothing no reaction whatsoever.
@MoonlightShadowTek I mean. For one, devil fruits are also a legend around these parts, so the level of knowhow of the wider world isn't high along (just think of how many important characters have devil fruits in the world). For another, Zoro and Usopp have no reason to know. Zoro gives no shits, Usopp is a small village orphan who probably didnt go to school or anything. And Nami is aware of his standing, even if she didn't recognize him by sight.
totally agree.@@VanezBane LA imo, did a terrible decision in revealing this info. The anime reveal was so good coz it has a build-up (East Blue -> Aokiji -> Enies Lobby). here in LA, it just like came out of nowhere tbh
Wounds on the back are a swordsmans greatest shame basically means (to a swordsman) that if you were wounded in the back it implies it was either cause you were running, or were careless enough to let an opponent get behind you.
Okay guys so just to be clear Garp(Luffy's grandpa) is ridiculously strong in the anime. Infact he's known as the monster of the marines due to his brute strength. And just like in the live action he has a habit of throwing cannonballs with his bare hands lol.
Interesting Bit for you, Naruto Fans. When Oda was getting ready to create Sanji, he was originally going to be called Naruto. Kishimoto, hearing this, was even willing to let Oda have the name and would've named Naruto something else. Only for Oda to be the one to change it.
The reason for the name Naruto instead of Sanji was because of his curly eyebrows in the anime. Since naruto is the Japanese name for the white thing with the pink swirl on it in authentic ramen in Japan. @awakeningbro1207. There were a few references to it. I don't remember which volume, but there was an interview in a Shonen Jump I believe.
@@awekeningbro1207 This is well known and old news, but I linked one of the dozens of places I've heard that story. I believe it is also revealed in the Green Databook.
Lol, I hadn't even thought about it that way. It's so true though! I was just happy that one of the least interesting/memorable villains of the East Blue didn't get a whole episode dedicated to them.
This is probably my favorite episode that showed actual true powers that exist in one piece world and how fearsome it can be with those who have already entered the grand line and made a name for themselves
Mihawk is still one of the strongest people in OP, his introduction was easily my favorite part of the easy blue arc. I love this franchise so much, im glad yall finally gave it chance
Garp actually doesn't appear in the anime/manga until MUCH later in the series! Well, he does appear in an early cover story which was also adapted, but he's not seen as significant and you won't pay much attention to him. Koby also doesn't appear in the East Blue arc after the events of the first episode! Probably the biggest change of the series as they needed to add more tension.
The cover story between Garp, Koby and Helmeppo starts in chapter 83 and we see Garp first in chapter 92. East Blue ends with chapter 100. We only learn about him being Luffy's granpa until chapter 431 though, yes.
@@Javinator3000 Yes, his name is mentioned in chapter 91, the description of part 8 of the cover story has "Vice Admiral Garp" in it. Most people actually pay attenstion to cover stories. Light spoiler for LA watchers: After Buggy and Alvida came back in Loguetown, it was obvious that cover stories are important. Everyone who did not pay attention to them afterwards... well, that's on them 😛
What I love about Mihawks introduction this early into the story is that it comes to show the heights that Zoro (and Luffy) have to reach to achieve their dreams. Mihawk is so far ahead of Zoro at this point, that it's hard to put into words. If we put it in terms of sports... Zoro is a 4 year old that kicked a ball for the first time and liked it and Mihawk is the best player of the world ever. And even this is a bit of an understatement. Later when we find out Mihawks bounty (prior to cancelation), we realize why Oda chose to not reveal it... It would make every villain (except one or two) in the East Blue and Grand Line pale in comparison.
I'm excited to see who will play my fav 3 characters, I hope they have them as accurate to their real world ethnicities as possible thennagain I doubt we ever got confirmation on where one fo them would be from
Anime fans, especially Naruto fans, say that if Naruto were to be made into a live-action film, Mackenyu Arata (Japanese actor who played Zoro) would be the perfect person to play Itachi. I agree with that, I looked at some of his photos and videos and I think the visuals and atmosphere fit perfectly.🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
Just for context since i see you're a Dragon Ball fan , in DBZ terms Hawk-Eye showing up so early in the story would be like Kid Buu showing up the second Vegeta lands on earth. It's brilliant long term story telling.
9:55 I feel like I understood it. “I do believe he thought he would get in because of his reputation.” I guess this would be about Luffy expecting the waiter to sit his crew down for food instead of gatekeeping them.
One thing worth pointing out, the reason why Luffy has to work a year washing dishes is because he ordered one of everything on the entire menu. It's either seen or implied that everybody else has money on them to pay for their food (Nami bribes the host, I believe I recall Zoro offers to buy drinks, and we know that Ussop had an actual job until recently)
One little info about warlords they're inspire by real thing called Privateer, and the difference between Anime/Manga with LA their bounty not cancelled but froze, their bounty still exist
The "I don't hunt rabbits with a cannon" line is funny to me because way later on in the anime... there is a rabbit. And a cannon would definitely not do the job lol
Baratie, the introduction feast. Coming out of the fog to the Baratie, with that beautiful soundtrack, then Zeff and Sanji. Sanji's introduction all up till him taking the order and his dream of the All Blue..with the Jazz music in the bg..Rizzlord Sanji. then freaking Hawkeye Dracule Mihawk. These eps, 5 & 6 are the most solid ones this whole season.
People always say that fancy restaurants have such small portions but the point is you get lots of different courses. It adds up to a full meal. The increased labor costs means higher prices, and naturally if the prices are higher they can afford better chefs to make those dishes better, so the economics of it work out exactly as they should. The problem is with people going to such restaurants thinking they're going to order one dish of slop and fill their bellies instead of understanding it's a full experience with the finest ingredients and preparations available. You're buying service and a memory.
I love Mihawk's stunned "why don't you retreat?" I imagine he has killed so many cocky young swordsmen, all of them who want to beat him just for the fame and money. But Zoro kept going, something he didn't expect. Zoro has genuine convinction and determination. If Zoro keeps that close to heart, he could easily be Mihawk's biggest challenge one day.
In the original Garp is also Luffi's granddad, but they reveal it (and even introduce the character) much much later. I think I didin't even get there myself, just had this spoiler from my friend
The reason only Luffy had to do dishes was because only Luffy couldn’t pay for what he ordered and he ordered 1 of everything. Zoro(bounty hunter), Nami(master thief) and Usopp(shipyard worker) all had money, which is how they could keep getting drinks afterwards. It was Nami’s money that got them a table to begin with remember.
26:21 Two meanings for that. One is that your opponent is a coward because they attacked when you weren't looking and couldn't defend yourself. The other is that your back is injured because you turned and ran away from a fight like a coward. Either way, a scarred back (unless it's from whips) is the sign of a coward. And to many that is, or was the greatest shame imaginable.
32:54 It’s only different in the sense that he’s introduced much earlier. In the anime, he isn’t revealed to be Luffy’s grandfather until a couple hundred or so episodes later
13:02 So the reason why Mihawk’s bounty is cancelled is because he’s one of Shichibukai, also known as the Seven Warlords. The Seven Warlords are 7 powerful pirates who, in exchange for their bounties being frozen, have to assist the Marines & World Government in any situation they need them for. If you continue on with the series, you will meet all of them & they all have importance.
I'm not blaming Usopp for the scattering of the cannonballs. Who stores cannonballs in a pile on the deck in the first place? How did they even stay there up until that moment? Should have at least been in a box.
Garp certainly wants Luffy to play by the rules, but at the same time he lives vicariously through his grandson. This leads to a complicated relationship where he's both enraged and proud of the grandson he raised.
In the anime, you’ll get to know Garp way way further ahead. His introduction was advanced which is why he can’t remember seeing him. He wasn’t anywhere near Baratie. EDIT: Garp (mistyped Gary)
6:57 He just needs a bit of practice. He has great eyesight (as we see from his being able to read the Baratie sign through the fog and grab aim. He just needs to practice loading canons for a bit.
It's great that OPLA doesn't try to spell everything out. It doesn't treat its audience like idiots. They put all these details into the performance and the subtext.
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Wounds on the back, from running away, a swordsman’s shame instead of dying in combat.
Exactly. In an agreed upon dual to the death, it implies being killed in cowardice while attempting to flee.
Right. A certain pirate during a certain arc takes this to its logical conclusion.
@@EzrulieDantor you mean the second best character of one piece
@@EzrulieDantor
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@@jynxce And the cowardice by striking from behind with no honor... Honestly, that sentences is pretty much to both of them
What makes Oda's introduction of Mihawk at this stage in the manga so genius is that it lets you know how big the world is compared to what you've seen so far. Up to this point , you've seen Luffy beat every enemy he's faced so you think Luffy is really strong, if not invincible. Then you see Mihawk & you realize that there are monsters out there on a completely different level.
Also, to this point, you've assumed that devil fruit eaters are the strongest people in the world, & then Mihawk shows up & annihilates an entire fleet with just his supreme skill with a sword & Oda lets you know that devil fruit powers are not the end all be all.
Garps unhinged angry proud moments with Luffy kill me every time.
The acting in this series is top.
Even the kid actors, remarkably. I don't know how they managed it.
Few things you missed or weren't covered in the episode.
1. The Sword guy's full name is Dracule Mihawk. As the world's greatest swordsman, his nickname is Hawkeye Mihawk due to his hawk-like eyes.
2. Ussop's eye is so good that he could read the name of Baratie even before anybody else saw it and he read it when they were in the mist.
3. The guy, who got free food from Sanji and talked about losing 50 ships in Grand Line. He was a part of the ship destroyed by Mihawk. We can see the logo on his clothes. So basically, Mihawk sliced 50 ships like that.
Does Mihawk have his own crew or is he a solo pirate?
I dont think Mihawk's nickname was ever mentioned in the episode. Unless im remembering wrong
@@markcruz359 No, Mihawk's nickname wasn't mentioned in live action episode, but it was mentioned in the anime episode. Characters in the anime mostly call him by his nickname. Also, to answer your question, Mihawk is a solo pirate and his boat is a coffin. In anime it is specifically shown, but in live action, we can see the coffin boat in episode 1 when Roger gave his speech and we see every pirate ship leaving.
He is called by his nickname in the live action show once, but not in this episode.
Not really.
The Don Krieg pirates were defeated and mostly destroyed in the Grand Line.
*What remained* of them, which includes at least one ship, retreated to the East Blue, had an accidental encounter with Mihawk, woke him from his nap, and were devastated.
Then, in the live action, only Gin remained.
In the manga / anime, besides Gin, also Don Krieg, Pearl and a few more mooks survived that, and had to be taken out by Luffy and Sanji.
Which, incidentally, makes Sanji feeding a starving Gin much more relevant than in the live action, because there was a risk that Gin would bring his whole crew to raid the Baratie, and Sanji helped him anyway.
While in the live action, the only consequence was one more plate to wash.
Taz, the actor who portrays Sanji actually trained in kickboxing and as a chef so he could do as much of the action as possible. He trained by preparing lunch for his co-stars. Additionally he and the actor who played Zeff had worked together before playing father and son.
Spartan wouldn't have remembered Garp being Luffy's grandpa because that revelation is way too far in the anime. They just put Garp's (and Koby's) storylines now along with the crew's adventure to make the series have that contrast between the pirates and marines and their own respective good/bad sides.
Idk how I feel about Koby (Anime) Bro just be there and can’t never do sh!t about anything 😭
not the biggest fan of that decision but i understand why they did it. but what i am unsatisfied with is, that no one in the crew recognized Garp the Hero, while in the manga/anime it was a big deal, since everyone knows him, and here nothing no reaction whatsoever.
@MoonlightShadowTek I mean. For one, devil fruits are also a legend around these parts, so the level of knowhow of the wider world isn't high along (just think of how many important characters have devil fruits in the world).
For another, Zoro and Usopp have no reason to know. Zoro gives no shits, Usopp is a small village orphan who probably didnt go to school or anything.
And Nami is aware of his standing, even if she didn't recognize him by sight.
@@VanezBanethe decision made it a better live action. What's not to like. It doesn't affect the manga :).
totally agree.@@VanezBane LA imo, did a terrible decision in revealing this info. The anime reveal was so good coz it has a build-up (East Blue -> Aokiji -> Enies Lobby). here in LA, it just like came out of nowhere tbh
The "wounds on the back" might also be construed as wounds you get from running away, aka "a coward's wounds".
It is when a fighter is running a way!
My thought when Mihawk said "I do like your hat" was that Mihawk recognized it. Perhaps that was why he didn't capture him.
Wounds on the back are a swordsmans greatest shame basically means (to a swordsman) that if you were wounded in the back it implies it was either cause you were running, or were careless enough to let an opponent get behind you.
Okay guys so just to be clear Garp(Luffy's grandpa) is ridiculously strong in the anime. Infact he's known as the monster of the marines due to his brute strength. And just like in the live action he has a habit of throwing cannonballs with his bare hands lol.
Interesting Bit for you, Naruto Fans. When Oda was getting ready to create Sanji, he was originally going to be called Naruto. Kishimoto, hearing this, was even willing to let Oda have the name and would've named Naruto something else. Only for Oda to be the one to change it.
Link to the source
@@awekeningbro1207I think that was mentioned in the manga 🤔
The reason for the name Naruto instead of Sanji was because of his curly eyebrows in the anime. Since naruto is the Japanese name for the white thing with the pink swirl on it in authentic ramen in Japan. @awakeningbro1207. There were a few references to it. I don't remember which volume, but there was an interview in a Shonen Jump I believe.
@@awekeningbro1207 This is well known and old news, but I linked one of the dozens of places I've heard that story. I believe it is also revealed in the Green Databook.
that's really cool.
I’m so happy Don Kreig got what he deserved. That did not have to be shown in this live action😂😂. It was done so well. Me and my friend laughed
Krieg gets the disrespect he deserved. Delightful, honestly, I laughed as well XD
Lol, I hadn't even thought about it that way. It's so true though! I was just happy that one of the least interesting/memorable villains of the East Blue didn't get a whole episode dedicated to them.
You might recognize a young Mihawk from the first episode during the Gold Roger's execution, he's the young man in the red coat and big side burns.
This is probably my favorite episode that showed actual true powers that exist in one piece world and how fearsome it can be with those who have already entered the grand line and made a name for themselves
Mihawk is still one of the strongest people in OP, his introduction was easily my favorite part of the easy blue arc. I love this franchise so much, im glad yall finally gave it chance
15:46 Hey, he's the one who signed the bill. Plus he's the captain, it's his responsibility.
Garp actually doesn't appear in the anime/manga until MUCH later in the series!
Well, he does appear in an early cover story which was also adapted, but he's not seen as significant and you won't pay much attention to him.
Koby also doesn't appear in the East Blue arc after the events of the first episode!
Probably the biggest change of the series as they needed to add more tension.
Garp appears fairly early on, if you count the cover stories. And they adapted it for the anime as well
The cover story between Garp, Koby and Helmeppo starts in chapter 83 and we see Garp first in chapter 92. East Blue ends with chapter 100.
We only learn about him being Luffy's granpa until chapter 431 though, yes.
@@benediktmathes2528 I mean, yeah, but you won't pay much attention to him in the cover stories.
@@dogman6687 Is his name mentioned? I can't remember.
@@Javinator3000 Yes, his name is mentioned in chapter 91, the description of part 8 of the cover story has "Vice Admiral Garp" in it.
Most people actually pay attenstion to cover stories.
Light spoiler for LA watchers:
After Buggy and Alvida came back in Loguetown, it was obvious that cover stories are important. Everyone who did not pay attention to them afterwards... well, that's on them 😛
What I love about Mihawks introduction this early into the story is that it comes to show the heights that Zoro (and Luffy) have to reach to achieve their dreams.
Mihawk is so far ahead of Zoro at this point, that it's hard to put into words.
If we put it in terms of sports... Zoro is a 4 year old that kicked a ball for the first time and liked it and Mihawk is the best player of the world ever. And even this is a bit of an understatement.
Later when we find out Mihawks bounty (prior to cancelation), we realize why Oda chose to not reveal it... It would make every villain (except one or two) in the East Blue and Grand Line pale in comparison.
I can't wait to see who they cast in season 2 - this is my favorite live action adaptation of an anime ever.
I'm excited to see who will play my fav 3 characters, I hope they have them as accurate to their real world ethnicities as possible thennagain I doubt we ever got confirmation on where one fo them would be from
Anime fans, especially Naruto fans, say that if Naruto were to be made into a live-action film, Mackenyu Arata (Japanese actor who played Zoro) would be the perfect person to play Itachi. I agree with that, I looked at some of his photos and videos and I think the visuals and atmosphere fit perfectly.🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
Just for context since i see you're a Dragon Ball fan , in DBZ terms Hawk-Eye showing up so early in the story would be like Kid Buu showing up the second Vegeta lands on earth. It's brilliant long term story telling.
They did Mohawk right in this, might’ve been the best character
Mohawk? 🤣
Aah yes, Mohawk......the best One piece character
Hawknose Mohawk is my f4ve!
Who the f is mohawk 😂
Lol. Mihawk autocorrects to mohawk for me too...
Mihawk - "But I do like your hat"
9:55 I feel like I understood it. “I do believe he thought he would get in because of his reputation.” I guess this would be about Luffy expecting the waiter to sit his crew down for food instead of gatekeeping them.
Wow, you are greatest detective Batman😂
I just wanna say whomever is editing these episodes is killing it. I know you switch up but good job. I really appreciate the extra effort.
One thing worth pointing out, the reason why Luffy has to work a year washing dishes is because he ordered one of everything on the entire menu. It's either seen or implied that everybody else has money on them to pay for their food (Nami bribes the host, I believe I recall Zoro offers to buy drinks, and we know that Ussop had an actual job until recently)
One little info about warlords they're inspire by real thing called Privateer, and the difference between Anime/Manga with LA their bounty not cancelled but froze, their bounty still exist
how many people picked up that mihawk knew luffy's full name despite never being told it on screen.
The "I don't hunt rabbits with a cannon" line is funny to me because way later on in the anime... there is a rabbit. And a cannon would definitely not do the job lol
I love that, the moment food was a theme, Pudgey is just "hm hm food is nice"! Same here, sister!
He's a warlord of the sea but also the best swordsman in the world
I see you guys have met Mihawk. This episode gives you an idea just how powerful One Piece characters can be.
How do you call yourself Spartan, and not understand the "wounds on the back" line? Go ahead and turn in your helmet and spear.
Luffy and Sanji have a lot more similarities I think out of the whole crew. Luffy is also similar to Zoro
Baratie, the introduction feast.
Coming out of the fog to the Baratie, with that beautiful soundtrack, then Zeff and Sanji.
Sanji's introduction all up till him taking the order and his dream of the All Blue..with the Jazz music in the bg..Rizzlord Sanji.
then freaking Hawkeye Dracule Mihawk.
These eps, 5 & 6 are the most solid ones this whole season.
Mihawk 🔥
“small portions ..very fancy”. Geez i almost expected Gollum there to say “give it to me raw and wriggling “
People always say that fancy restaurants have such small portions but the point is you get lots of different courses. It adds up to a full meal. The increased labor costs means higher prices, and naturally if the prices are higher they can afford better chefs to make those dishes better, so the economics of it work out exactly as they should. The problem is with people going to such restaurants thinking they're going to order one dish of slop and fill their bellies instead of understanding it's a full experience with the finest ingredients and preparations available. You're buying service and a memory.
The edits in between the reactions are getting better and better😅😅
The whole video I was like "Duh..."
It’s funny that Zoro and Nami didn’t even follow the rules they set for their drinking game
E5
07:04 Garp's attack
12:37 Mihawk intro
17:00 Walords info, Garp speech to koby
23:10 Mihawk Vs Zoro
the humor i can see in this show, gives me confidence that the upcoming avatar show will be able to add in humor but in good taste
I love Mihawk's stunned "why don't you retreat?" I imagine he has killed so many cocky young swordsmen, all of them who want to beat him just for the fame and money. But Zoro kept going, something he didn't expect. Zoro has genuine convinction and determination. If Zoro keeps that close to heart, he could easily be Mihawk's biggest challenge one day.
15:38 no one seems to realize this song is a remix of the star wars cantina song.
Zoro mean that he accepts his defeat, hes not gonna run and get killed by a wound on the back but gonna take it with honor...
In the original Garp is also Luffi's granddad, but they reveal it (and even introduce the character) much much later. I think I didin't even get there myself, just had this spoiler from my friend
Wounds on the back means you fled.
*Monkey D. Garp* Also called "Garp the Fist" is the Marine Vice Admiral of the Marines.
The reason only Luffy had to do dishes was because only Luffy couldn’t pay for what he ordered and he ordered 1 of everything. Zoro(bounty hunter), Nami(master thief) and Usopp(shipyard worker) all had money, which is how they could keep getting drinks afterwards. It was Nami’s money that got them a table to begin with remember.
Mihawks role in the show is crushing dreams.
Garp being Luffy's grandpa wasnt revealed until about 300 episodes in.
26:48 He set the terms - a duel to the death. He won't go back on his word and prove himself a coward.
The bad thing means you'd be running away if someone hits you in the back. It means you're trying to run
26:21 Two meanings for that.
One is that your opponent is a coward because they attacked when you weren't looking and couldn't defend yourself.
The other is that your back is injured because you turned and ran away from a fight like a coward.
Either way, a scarred back (unless it's from whips) is the sign of a coward. And to many that is, or was the greatest shame imaginable.
32:54 It’s only different in the sense that he’s introduced much earlier. In the anime, he isn’t revealed to be Luffy’s grandfather until a couple hundred or so episodes later
13:02 So the reason why Mihawk’s bounty is cancelled is because he’s one of Shichibukai, also known as the Seven Warlords. The Seven Warlords are 7 powerful pirates who, in exchange for their bounties being frozen, have to assist the Marines & World Government in any situation they need them for.
If you continue on with the series, you will meet all of them & they all have importance.
I'm not blaming Usopp for the scattering of the cannonballs. Who stores cannonballs in a pile on the deck in the first place? How did they even stay there up until that moment? Should have at least been in a box.
5, 6 and 8 were my favourite episodes 💖
6:26 Well of course it is. He’s wearing the hat, which he got *after* eating the fruit
9:58 Okay good. So it's not just me who can't understand him. I thought he was speaking super Aussie lingo for a moment there.
24:14 the precision? what can you expect from worlds greatest swords men?
Mihawk: ".. But I do like your hat".
This explains every reason Mihawk has for his actions.
nice spoiler bro
@@watcherxdit's not a spoiler.. just a hint from the show, pointed out by a youtube comment.
This one is Better than anime, Nami didnt Go away unlike In anime where she stole Going merry and Gone
Garp certainly wants Luffy to play by the rules, but at the same time he lives vicariously through his grandson. This leads to a complicated relationship where he's both enraged and proud of the grandson he raised.
In the anime, you’ll get to know Garp way way further ahead. His introduction was advanced which is why he can’t remember seeing him. He wasn’t anywhere near Baratie.
EDIT: Garp (mistyped Gary)
you will meet him in episode 68. way ahead? imao relax
@@eurongreyjoy1008Garp was introduced with his face, name, and relation to Luffy at episode 68? Wow. Didn’t know Post-Enies was that early.
@@joshuavallente7057you are not funny. garp was introduced at episode 68. now go to your bed
The reveal of Garp beeing luffy Grandfather is in the anime but it comes far later about 350 episodes in
6:57 He just needs a bit of practice. He has great eyesight (as we see from his being able to read the Baratie sign through the fog and grab aim. He just needs to practice loading canons for a bit.
It's great that OPLA doesn't try to spell everything out. It doesn't treat its audience like idiots. They put all these details into the performance and the subtext.
I’m here equally for one piece and pudgey. 😍😍😍
the way she said: Zoro will take that title SOON :D
4:40 This season is the first 44 episodes of the anime
26:20 It’s because wounds on the back indicate retreat. He views it as a sign of cowardice.
RIP Zoro. We hardly knew thee.
for a comparison to the bounties youve seen mihawks bounty was said to be in the billions
30:50 You gotta get some straw hats now 😅
they revealed luffy and garp relationship very early. on the anime it was not revealed until 200+ episodes later.
3:13 Captain Alvida
Such a great show
Yay new One Piece video I‘m loving it
Wounds on the back from running away, a swordsman's shame
wounds on the back means you are running away from the swordfight.
*When you decide as a level 7 player to fight the final boss of the game:*
3:49 What corruption? Garp didn't display any corruption up to this point.
Pudgey out here not remembering anything 😂😂
"I think his name starts with G"
"Garp! There's a :::G:::
There will be a 2nd round.... as a One Piece Fan i felt that one...
This is my favorite episode of the series
9:57 that is too funny🤣🤣
Luffy invents credit cards.
20:07 Wellllll, _actualllly....._ she doesn't. 😂
Sanji is my fave straw hat! and we gwt Mihawk too, in the same episode!
wounds on the back, implies one was running away cowardly
A wound on the back means you tried to run away. A true swordsman would never do that
Nami 12:13
Damn right!
@9:57 bro WHAT is right, holy
Running away is a swordsman greatest shame
Cheers pudgey 🍹
Bruhh what on earth did you say at 9:57? 🤣😂😂
There are pirates with hundreds of millions and billions for bounty’s you can’t compare them to the best this early in the story
wounds on the back = u ran away