I used to HATE One Piece, then I realised I was DUMB....
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- This video talks about my journey with One Piece and how it became my GOAT.
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Ah yes, another video validating my near 15 years of love for this series. I can do this all day.
I watched a 4 hour video this week about how One Piece is the new age “Homer’s Odyssey.” Is there something wrong with us or is it just that good 😂?
@@atumless9696 One Piece is a better story than Homers Odyssey if we are being honest.
@@atumless9696if you mean the video that is almost 6 hours I watched a year ago as well 🫡
Same
@@atumless9696 The story is so long that anyone who followed it up to that point has such an emotional attachment that even if the story is just decent, it will look like a masterpiece.
I am 36, not even close to your typical anime fan, and yet my world was turned upside down like whitebeard just hit me with the gura gura no mi and now it revolves solely around Luffy and the adventures of the Strawhats. Goda for life. Best thing by a very long way
I've been following One Piece since the Baratia arc when Sanji fought Pearl, I had the American Shounen Jump issue that premiered in out this way. Same age as you, my brother it's all good times! We're all Grand Fleet!
But for real I feel that, it wasn't until this time last year I got really into football. Go Lions.
Same bro!!!! Haha, 36 myself…found the live action last summer…found crunchy roll and watched it in its entirety (drip fed now every Saturday)…and I’ve watched through a second time from enies lobby, now watching it through again starting with log town….fuckin love this world that Oda has created
dude i feel this comment with my soul.
@@alexmyers3000 welcome to the Grand Fleet!
36 year old comment gang haha. People use to tease me for this being my favorite anime back in the day. Now everyone on the crew dera-shishishishi
Rayleigh first appears in a flashback in chapter nineteen and Oda just let that sit there until he's formally introduced chapter five fucking hundred. Man's patience and commitment to long term storytelling is nuts.
And by rewatching it, another prominant figure can be seen in the crewmates on the ship. You can see Scopper Gabban which was only properly introduced in the manga through the Oden flashback but he’s Roger’s Left Wing of his own. I believe the community knew about this character far before this point, but I don’t recall exactly how far back we’ve known such details.
Probably through a SBS
I'm all in for Oda's mastery of foreshadowing and intricate storytelling, but introducing the ex-crew of the captain, who are central to the main plot, isn't particularly difficult.
The truly impressive aspect is the creativity behind the diverse characters. The storyline itself, without dialogue and not fully fleshed out, could be condensed into 10-20 pages.
Overall, the world of One Piece mirrors our real world, but in a pirate setting.
@@kysa3535 Yeah, I mean, if he didn’t plan for Buggy and Shanks to be on the Pirate Kings crew at first, of course of he changed his mind he can always go back to chapter 19 to use the character he had drawn as reference. But just imagine if he actually HADN’T done that? It would be very easy to forget to do that for most authors but Oda has put a lot of care for his manga at all time. Now if we could see Oden on the ship at that time, that’d be a little much. Cuz that’d be a little far into the Grand Line to be doubting Devil Fruits to be a thing.
You read the manga? - else I wont stay about a specifc char we didnt see since years x)
@@kysa3535I’d heavily disagree. I mean I guess you could condense the plot of any show into a page of text, but it obviously wouldn’t be even close to as good
That thumbnail was sick I never once thought to connect those panels like that.
same!
i just don't know whats it like to be Oda. You have to weekly make a chapter with a plot paneling, redraws, costumes, directing, reveals, dialogues, interconnecting dozens of culture layers and irl references, hearbreaking stories that could have their own successful adaptations alone...
...and on top of that you still drop such paralleling panels, divided by decades.This one, also Doffy/IMU and many others
@@dmitrychirkov4206 he’s actually just so incredible with everything he does, it makes me so happy that One Piece is as popular as it is and that Oda receives as much respect as he does.
Same man, I came here just to comment that
The art work is so amazing!
@@dmitrychirkov4206 I know it's truly incredible what Oda is able to do, he is truly genius!
I'm 60, and after seeing the live action show, I've tumbled down the One Piece rabbit hole, and I love it. I binged the entire anime for two and a half months straight (over 100 episodes a week), and I'm convinced that this is the modern-day Odyssey. I'm a Naruto fan, but One Piece is on another level. This anime actually made me cry. Not like Naruto where I get a tear or two to drop. I think the episode is 504 or 505. Luffy goes through something I personally went through, and I completely lost it.
I love One Piece now.
🖖😎👍
That's so amazing that you found one piece through the live action and fell in love with it! I agree with you, I like Naruto as well but One Piece for me is just a different level!
I have cried to the "I want to live" scene three times on its own
The story that always fucks me up is sanjis back story before meeting the chef
this is why we were so happy the live action came out and did it well! how many new fans that brought in!
awesome. hope my 70 y/o naruto-fan of an uncle finds one piece, too
I'm in my 30's and One Piece has given me the motivation to change my life.
I've always struggled with my weight since about 13, tried diets and going to gyms only to hit a bump like a bad cold or a bit of depression where i'd just stop trying.
One piece inspires me as people (not even just the crew) are chasing their dreams, getting hurt, almost killed but get right back up and chase it some more.
This year I decided to try and lose weight again and if i feel my motivation slowing down I sit and watch an arc of one piece, or even someone reacting to an arc of one piece.
So far this year I have lost 5 stone / 32kg/ 70lbs and still going strong! I'm currently in my own 2 year time skip training everyday!
Thank You One Piece.
Key tip if you aren't using it already: calorie counting is such a hack to losing weight. Just cut 2-300 calories from maintenance and then you have like one day a week where you go a bit over so your metabolism doesn't slow down ("cheat day").
That's beautiful man. I'm cheering for ya. Best advice I can give is learn to cultivate a healthy relationship with exercise where working out is fun and not a chore.
@@1001011011010 ye many people for some reason skip that fact, its not about diet and what you eat, its how much you eat, if you really want to lose weight, you could literally eat nothing, just drink water and exercise (but then you will be weak as mosqitoe so its not reccomended :D )
Fuck yeah brother, keep it going!! won't give you any advice about losing weight as you seem to already know how 🫡
Never satisfied until you reach your dream, however enjoy every single moment of the ups and downs of life. That is what One Piece has taught me. We all go through them, absolute highs achieving something great (maybe graduating high school/University, or landing that new job or getting married/having kids) but also experiencing the absolute lows with resolve (losing family members, failing at getting the new job, grinding at school and only barely passing, losing your partner etc..) Take life's greatest hits on the chin, get knocked down, cry, then get up and keep moving forward 🙌🏼 and then enjoy the absolute highs and practice gratitude, just like the Straw Hats at the end of most arcs that end in a beautiful banquet.
Tl:Dr One Piece teaches us how to live the rollercoaster of life
i used to weight 85kg
now i am 70kg because i really wanna stay alive to the end of onepiece, just for that sole purpose
I still remember how around the first 50 episodes I needed to practically beg on my knees for my little sister to watch it, imagine my surprise nowadays where she draws a bunch of One Piece fanart and is now the one begging for us to watch it after she arrives from school 😂😂😂
I wish that would work with my brother
You are a good brother. God bless my man. Spreading the good word of Oda
@@Creepaw- have faith in Oda and all your wishes will come true
@@epochthekid amen brother 🙏🏻
it took me two years to convince my brother to watch it, he was caught up in under 2 months 🤣🤣🤣
The story feels real because it is real. Oda has the manga manga fruit powers that allows him to see events involving the main character across the universe. The islands are planets and the sea is the void of space.
that's crazy
Ahh I see he has the manga manga fruit, that makes so much more sense now!
@@S4NSE LMAOOO
That thumbnail goes haaarrrd.
The contrast from "I'm so weak" to "This is my PEAK!" is amazing
Bro the art is amazing!! One of my favourite's ever!
What I love most about One Piece is that its not just a story but an experience with a thriving community that doesn’t just follow the story but actually immerse themselves into it. Oda does a great job at writing in a way that encourages us to use our imagination because the One Piece world is just as unique and mysterious as our own world with endless possibilities. Oda doesn’t just spoonfeed the audience information, he creates opportunities for us to connect the pieces ourselves or come up with our own theories while he continues to drop hints throughout the story.
exactly!!!! thank you so much, i’m literally going through the comments lighting up, because honestly explaining the journey to people is the hardest part
@@Dr.Lostboy y need explaining
@@royalfun1031 some people i know can’t sit through one piece because of the pace even though it’s filled with great stories
As i always say to my friends. Oda gave us an answer, and like 5 more questions
@@Dr.Lostboy sucks to be them
5:09 DON'T PRETEND ODA DIDN'T MAKE YOU CRY OVER A BOAT!
HE REALLY DID! HOW DOES SOMEONE DO THAT!?!? GOAT THINGS
not just any boat it is THE BOAT
@@lalthasangasailo THE BOAT OF ALL BOATS
It was brook that mostly got me
In most other anime the word feels like it revolves around the main characters and if they’re not around nothing happens. In one piece tons of other characters are living their lives and having their own adventures. Buggy, crocodile, law, kid, vivi, ace, sabo, Koby, and even lucci have all been out there doing things and making major moves. In fact as impel down, the reverie, and cover stories prove we could follow another character or group as main characters and they have full stories. It’s what makes the world of one piece feel so alive.
It is the type of anime where if you don't show the main protagonists the fans will still enjoy it. And it literally happened inbetween chapter 1079 to 1087 but that was one of the best chapter threads ever
100% agree, the face the characters don't fell bound by Luffy's actions but we know there are multiple groups and people with there own motivations and making movements beyond luffy makes the world feel so alive and real! GOAT
@@extremelynoobgaming4742 SO TRUE! One Piece could show us marines or the revolutionary arm or SHANKS or any number of side characters and it would still be AMAZING!
as a manga reader, what actually got me was when I realized that old man who appeared in all those ancient cover stories of Koby was Luffy's grandpa and Garp first appeared YEEEAAAAARS before the effing reveal. I was like: WHAT?? It was hidden in plain sight all this time, that goofy old man that had ZERO importance was Luffy's grandpa, and not only that he also revealed that Dragon is Luffy's father? The most wanted man alive? That really changed everything. You also don't realize how soon Black Beard's name is mentioned in the story, it's before they even knew Chopper!
It really is insane how Oda will just leave things in plain sight and won't tell us anything until some major reveal down the line, I think he loves the fact we have no clue what's going on and making us theorise!
@@HiddenSH_ he is the type of sicko that if he wasn't the author, he would be, probably, the biggest One Piece theorist there would be... hahahaha...
@@theSUBVERSIVE HE REALLY WOULD!!! IT WOULD BE AMAZING
One of the biggest accomplishment I have is getting my gf to watch onepiece with me. 😂
same didn't expect her to like it so much
That's the dream lol
Now thats an accomplishment
bro has a gf and one piece!?
Feel you completely. My girl made me start over after I got to along park. She had stop cause of school and I had fully caught up. She got back on a while ago and is in wano now.
I genuinely think that the day one piece ends, a part of me will die along with it. I can not imagine a world where one piece just.. isnt. The thought of that actually hurts. I wont be the same after
It honestly will be so strange when One Piece ends, it will be sad but also beautiful
@@HiddenSH_ the ending arcs are gonna be on another level, if you guys have read the manga youd know that egghead even though its short is better than wano and i loved wano especially act 2 and act 3, however the story has reached a point where this mans just delivering on past foreshadowing, and MAN the final villains the final fight for the one piece will SHIT on the rest of this beautiful series. If marineford was 10/10 the war for the one piece and against the world government leaders is 15/10
dont worry it’ll either end next year or 2032
One piece change my life, when I heard Robin said “ I want to live…” it made me change my perspective of life… look at how happy she is now and I’m thankful to live long enough to have a reason to keep waking up,
The "I want to live" moment is one of my favourite's in all of one piece!! It made me so happy to see her re-discover her love for life and why we should all be grateful for it!
@@HiddenSH_ yeah 🥲 I’m thankful to all my niece and nephew. I want to be a better person for them.
@@aznpanda510x Thats so amazing, i feel the same way about my niece
I don't remember when One Piece became my favorite story of all time. I do remember when I started to LOVE it.
When I started Shakugan no Shana was my favorite anime and I was at the time and still am really upset that only the first two novels got translated. However I didn't like long series because they always became a shell of what they once were. They will have setups without payoffs, retcons along the way, the rules of the world break down or change, and the characters tend to lose their depth. I had yet to see a show with more than 100 episodes that stayed good.
I had friends who wouldn't shut up about One Piece but even them talking about it didn't make sound like my kind of show, it just sounded silly. However one of those friends was more committed to getting me to watch it so he traded watching my favorite show Shakugan No Shana for me watching 75 episodes of One Piece(skipping filler). And while I don't recommend this approach he knew the world building would be the hook for me so he started me at Loguetown and I got to Zoro shopping for swords and suddenly realized why people thought the dork with a sword in his mouth was fucking awesome.
We get to the grand line and I realize that it's such an incredibly perfect setting for an adventure for tabletop RPGs and I end up DMing OPd20 while I'm still watching more and more of the show.
The ending to Alabasta makes me cry but I don't realize I love the series until Jaya. That little arc is so huge in retrospect. The world expands so much in a few short chapters and in those chapters we also have a really satisfying emotional payoff in one of the best punches ever and then as we are riding the knockup stream with the straw hats and Nami realizes she can sail the upward current and the unfurl the sails and start to fly. I started crying even though there wasn't anything sad about the moment at all It was triumphant and I realized that for reasons that were lost to me at some point I had become part of the journey. I was on the adventure with them and I wanted to see everything this world had to offer.
Every couple arcs from then on I felt my investment kick up a notch, eventually I had to switch to the manga and One Pace because the bad pacing was actually starting to ruin it for me but with One Pace It felt like the writing just got continuously better with Dressrosa being the most insanely ambitious storyline where not only was there a incredibly intense story going on right now but there was a series of incredibly impactful flashbacks and each one of those flashbacks was connected in various ways to the others such that if one piece didn't exist and we were just watching these flashbacks it would have been one of the best animes I'd ever seen. This simply incredible feeling of tangibility to the world where things continue to move outside of our perspective.
Then whole cake Island shows that we can go to the insane scale that we had with Dressrosa and yet make the story personal. Where the stakes of one member of our crew is greater than the fate of an entire country.
So many stories flounder when they get up to the big scale because they can't bring things back to being relatable. Seemingly every week there's a universe ending threat and at some point it's impossible to care but One Piece was able to do both large-scale storytelling and small scale personal stakes side by side effortlessly.
Next thing I know I'm caught up with the manga just after gear fives reveal and I start reading weekly. I start watching TH-cam reviews and getting into the community and I become invested on a level I've never been before and the people making these chapter breakdowns keep noticing things that I completely missed. Then Egghead starts and it's so goddamn good!
The thing is despite remembering so much about my journey I can't actually tell you when across the last 10 years that I've been watching and reading on and off that it became my favorite story of all time but at this point my attachment to the story is downright religious.
Which is pretty impressive considering from the outside looking in I didn't even think I'd like it.
thats a whole ahh essay 💀
@@user-fm4dq5zv2u Apologies. I trend towards longer comments but that was long-winded even for me. I'm surprised (and grateful) 3 people read enough of it to give it a thumbs up.
Yeah kinda similar to what happened to me, and then I just got slapped by "Never judge a book by its cover."
@@WatanukiProductionsdon't worry I read the whole essay ( the bad pacing really affected me)
That's kind of similar to how my journey went, I can't even remember when but after 6 months of binge watching the anime and falling in love with it progressively more and more, there was just a singular moment I could think of where it became my goat, but somehow it became my favourite piece of fiction of all time and i dont even know when!
Also thank you for such an in depth and comprehensive comment/review! It was amazing to read your experience with One Piece in such depth!
The most memorable moment to me is the crew going through the red mountain to reach the red line. It gave me a sense of freedom no other anime did
The feeling of adventure and freedom one piece gives is like nothing else out there
The gap between one piece and second place is so wide for me, like I havent seen something really come even close.
Honestly I relate to that so heavily, other then your lie in april which i also love however I love in a very different way then I do to one piece, its the goat
I had an almost similar journey to you regarding one piece, but one more thing that got me to cement one piece as one of my favorites is also the community. After catching up with the manga and then interacting with the community, watching TH-cam videos regarding fan theories, stuff i missed, foreshadowing, background stuff and much much more. The community made me aware of so many other things about one piece and made me appreciate it so much more.
I agree the community of one piece is so amazing and so much fun to interact with while new chapters and episodes are coming out!
ill be honest, the reason I continued to watch OP in my 20s was because the straw hats had different outfits on every island. I thought that was a really lovely detail to include in the story and I was really looking forward to seeing the new outfits on the new island. It became my goat in Alabasta when Vivi was screaming on the clock tower while nobody was hearing her. The voice acting really carried the scene and it was one of the most dramatic moments I've ever witnessed in storytelling.
Luffy’s desert fit for Alabasta is still one of my favs so fire 🔥
The amount of different outfits the strawhats get is such a cool detail to add in! And the voice acting is so amazing it really adds to the already emotional moments in one piece and can break your heart if done right!
@@blackmanrunfree absolute drip 🌊
One Piece is the greatest fictional tale of all time. Oda is a genius.
Maybe the third one.
@@elcalabozodelandroide2 What else do you have up there? Harry Potter? Odyssey? Bhagavad Gita?
@@thunderstar254 "Harry Potter" 💀
@@scotty2dadout Yes the 2nd most popular fictional story of all time, "scotty2neurons" 💀😂
It definitely has flaws you know. Its pretty good but not the best.
One Piece is and always will be the GOAT. Oda is a master worldbuilder. I'm not saying he doesn't have misses sometimes. But in the long run it doesn't matter. As a whole, it is in a class of its own.
The fact no one lost hope after Wano, despite it being the longest arc while also being the worst arc by far, is a testament to how much faith/confidence the fandom has in him. As long as he actually writes to his own standards, it'll be pure gold.
@@thunderstar254 Who in his clearest mind would call Wano arc the worst? It's literally top 5
@@thunderstar254Uhhm, the Wano arc wasn't bad. It was just on hiatus due to the pandemic, and Oda couldn't write since him and his team got sick. And the anime studios for some reason stopped production for like a year. Then Oda several other breaks from the writing to celebrate the 1000th chapter, promote Red etc! So anime production had to keep halting.
@@thunderstar254 Bro said Wano is the worst when Long Ring Long Land is right there. I am extremely adamant about not skipping arcs in anime and i was THIS close to skipping Long Ring Long Land halfway through.
True. There are 1 or 2 things I did not like but thats pretty negligible considering I have so little to complain about something that is over 1000 chapters long. :)
One of my favorite things about Oda and one piece is how in the manga, he has these cover stories at the start of chapters that further explain things that happen in the background. Like the very first one is Coby and Helmepo meeting Garp. Yeah, he was introduced in a cover story, and then they trained under him before we next see them again in water 7.
all those extra details and little bits of information just add to the overall experience and story of one piece! so fucking amazing
This is exactly what happened to me!!!🤣🤣 I hated when people talked to me about this anime shit, and then one day I started and never stopped.
Bro it's so real, one piece was meh and then i watched the whole thing and it became my goat 🤣
Jimbei was mentioned even before Arlong, wasn't introduced or seen until impel down, now part of the crew nearly 1000 episodes later.
BRO ODA IS JUST THE GOAT
I think you did a phenomenal job of summing up a lot of reason why I love One Piece so much. I actually learned a quite a bit from the video, making me think about why I love the series
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video and it made you think about why you love it so much!
I wasn't sure how this video would be receive so to see this kind of response is amazing!
I discovered One Piece with the Livw Action series, and this may sound silly, but I feel like I discovered a part of myself that was missing my whole life, and now I'm starting a fitness journey so I can hopefully play the Live Action Franky, I always wanted to act but there has never been a character that directly spoke to my spirit and told my to get to work and become them as much as that blue-haired freak. Wish me luch guys, One Piece is one of the most special things in the world and I'll be sorely disappointed in myself if I don't get to put myself into it somehow. Literal destiny shit
That's such an amazing journey you've had with one piece! I hope the fitness journey and the goal of playing Franky comes true!!
Oh wow, someone that used to hate one piece that absolutely loves it right now…
I have never seen that before…
I know it's cliché at this point but it really is true... even if you hate one piece, you end up loving it when you watch it
got another one lads
One piece doesn't stop collecting
One thing I’ll like to add as I also recently caught up and went as far as reading the manga as well. Over time you actually grow to love the Straw hat pirates. As weird as it sounds it kind of feels like you’re part of the crew to the point that you grow to love their interactions with each other. Even though they each have the individual quirks it’s obvious to see each of them really love each other. Small things like watching them talk to each other on their journey becomes strangely heart warming. What a piece of fiction this is. Nothing will ever compare to one piece.
1000% agree, after a certain period of time you just like seeing them interact with each other and like seeing how their different personalities bounce of each other. Trult special
thank you for putting respect on Thriller Bark, easily an A tier arc
IMO there are no bad arcs in One Piece. Just some that are better than others.
@@furorteutonicus9045I have no faith in people after hearing about people skipping skypiea
@extremelynoobgaming4742 who would skip skypiea, legit one of the biggest setups for the going merry 😢
people hate on thriller bark way to much
@@furorteutonicus9045 I would agree with that!
You're not wrong bro, the world of One Piece constantly moves and all the pieces come together to make a grand Odyssey
the story is so grand and yet flows together so freely and smoothly at the same time, idk how he does it!
One piece is one of the few things i think will surpass this century and people living 300 years later will also hear about this story. Its truly the peak of fiction
I think so and sometimes I think about the statuts of the strawhat in Kumamoto and I'm saying : centuries later people will think they were legends
I honestly think so as well, with the remake coming as well if will continue to live forever
@@IslemLHASSANE yeah the strawhats will be seen as legends in some of the villages and people they have saved!
This is probably the best breakdown of why One Piece is so good that I’ve ever seen! It looks past the technical stuff and figures out the main, less understood reason, that the story is so popular.
Aww thank you so much for saying that, I really appreciate the compliment alot. I wasn't sure how this video would be receive so to see this kind of response is amazing!
Funny thing oda himself said he wished he wrote your lie in April. It's his favourite manga and he is very jealous he can't be on the author level of writing.
And that's coming from the person that created this masterpiece. Such a grounded and humble man😊
WAIT IS THIS REAL?! IF THAT'S TRUE THE COINCIDENCE WOULD BE INSANE LMAO
@@danieldevers8017 did he actually say that? me and oda having the same taste in manga is CRAZY. HE IS THE GOAT
@@HiddenSH_ Yes. He read it and missed a deadline with weekly shonen jump because he couldn't stop reading it. It sold out after his interview too
the key for one piece is that before you know it you care so much about the characters and boy does it hit hard lmao. another thing is that we rarely ever get inner monologue from luffy. infact the amount of time we are in his head compared to everything is like a speck on the screen. so it really feels like youre on the journey with them, not a passenger in luffys head.
100% agree, we care about these characters so much and it makes everything hit so hard lmaooo!
“It feel like the whole world is moving” Wow ❤
it really does feel that way... the goat
Started one piece around when i was 12-14, so OP has been a part of my life since ~16 years and some of the build ups took almost a decade to be paid off. And when you finally get an answers to questions you had for years it feels so rewarding
i can only imagine what that must feel like, I started watching one piece when there was already 800-900 episodes, so I can only imagine what it would've been like to see some of the big reveals come out weekly in the earlier chapters and episodes
ive been following one piece since 2001. for 23 out of my 34 years of existence. words can not describe my love for this series. it really feels like I was there for all the big events like I've been part of the crew, part of the journey and I'm not sure someone reading/watching through all of the story now can quite feel the same way about it, but I'm still happy more and more people are catching up and understand this masterpiece. welcome, nakama
Beautifully said!!! 💯 this is exactly how it feels! Ive seen comments on other videos that say "if youre forcing yourself to get through it then its not for you" honestly just trust the process, while youre watching Alabasta you wont care who any characters are, then all of a sudden you actually love one of the villains and now theyre luffys besties! Youll never know what to expect and looking back you wont believe you used to hate characters you now love!
That's what I believe, if you watch one piece long enough it's impossible for you to lie to yourself anymore, you realise it's the goat!
Thank you for the suppose! :)
THE SAME happens in BLEACH.
The first time you see Bleach its like a usual high school fantasy.
Second time you see Bleach its like "Ahh that's Renji"
Third time you see Bleach, You're NEXT to Ichigo about put his life Soul Reaper's hand and have life changed forever! I completely understand what you mean.
Bleach is also amazing! I need to re-watch or read it!!
@@HiddenSH_ Best part is, it feels new like you're watching it for the first time with every re-watch
I completely 1000% agree with your point - it's because of how well everything is intertwined together that makes the story so immersive and real and alive.
But for me, it's still what these pieces lead into, culminate into, that makes One Piece my goat.
I will never forget when Luffy puts his hat on Nami, or Strawhats' silent goodbye to Vivi, Declaration of War against the word and Robin's "I want to live", The Marienford arc. And countless other moments etc. And I know these moments cannot hit as hard without proper, thorough and immersive build up. But it's what these culminate into that makes OP the goat and Oda the Goda.
I'm an OP manga enjoyer, I've watched 800 smt episodes of the anime too but for me, the manga just hits more. It's raw and the emotions are just oozing out of every page. And the art style is really good, while I get distracted by the janky animations of the anime.
Regardless, to every one of these moments I've mentioned and literally countless others, emotions have welled up inside me. And while some of them were sad or tragic, a lot of them weren't. I still remember how I felt when they were entering the Grand Line via reverse mountain. How I felt when they used the knock-up stream to go to Skypiea. That pure, unfiltered, raw sense of adventure just overflowing from those pages is something I've never experienced to this degree in other media. These are also an overwhelmingly emotional part of the show that aren't discussed as often.
While there are many tragically emotional scenes, there are also moments - equally as emotional - that are super Joyful, or pure Epic, or just overwhelmingly adventurous, or just raw... Emotion. No other feeling, just emotion.
And because all these moments hit, the flow and the build up and immersion matter. It's because all those details pay-off so damm well, is the reason why they matter in the first place.
I 10000% agree with this whole statement. No notes. This was perfect. This is what one piece is all about, everything from the build, character and narrative work is so perfect that the pay offs are so incredible and hit so close to home like no other. Perfection...
I had a feeling that one piece would be the GOAT somewhere around syrup village arc. I just had never seen conviction like that in an anime before. Others have their moments but one piece from the beginning chapter announces to you that it will change your life. 1000 episodes later I look back and realise that it absolutely has.
You make really good points, One Piece builds upon itself like no other anime does. The only other anime with such a world building I have seen is Full Metal Alchemist, and that one happens in a single country most of the time, as supposed to One Piece that happens in an entire world.
One Piece world building is really one of a kind! Truly something special
One piece is that one show that just keeps getting better
jeah most people think its "just a child series". but its literally the best story ever told by humankind..
Honestly I wouldn't even call it the top three shounen, let alone best story told by humanity
@@racool911I'd say it's one of the greatest comic ever created. Definitely the best shounen
@@akbuckets272 If we're arguing comics I believe Attack on Titan is the best. But there are dozens I would put above One Piece
@@racool911Attack on Titan 🤭🤣
@@racool911 Tell me you haven't read it without telling me you haven't read it lmao
I "got into" one piece when I was 15 ... they were 300+ episodes in ...
I didn't ever think of it as "my anime" until about the start of wholecake island. I think it was 5-7 years ago I got back to watching OP through reaction channels and got into the current episodes.
then I realised I had watched it myself 1.5 times through- twice through other reactors AND I started watching another reactor experience OP late last year....
I think I have to recognise - it's my favourite anime.
I'm glad you came to the same realisation I did, One Piece became my favourite anime before I knew it
I think every person who says One Piece is bad must not have watched it.
I too was a One Piece is too long hater and no joke after episode ONE I knew this was going to be my GOAT anime
One Piece isn't about the length or episodes, it's about the world and journey to the top, I wish there was more One Piece as I've caught up.
Yeah cause people can't have an opinion anymore lol.
@@Discodian they can't it's not allowed. Illegal and immoral.
@@Discodian Duh lmao
@@DiscodianOpinion should have a solid premise. Whoever hates OP,hates it because... It s too long🤡
@YaelEvreuklovic or people just don't enjoy it? Yk, that's a thing, right? I love aot but ik other people may not like it.
Bro such a great way to explain how it feels be to a One Piece fan
I'm glad we can both relate to this feeling!
I very rarely click on One Piece content pages i am not familiar with but your thumbnail was an absolute banger!
I appreciate you taking the chance on my video and the compliment about the thumbnail!
i just want to say how freakin cool the thumbnail is here bro
Thank you so much for saying so bro!
I’m currently going back and rewatching the whole thing with my girlfriend. There are things that were teased 700-800 episodes ago that we still are dealing with now and it’s in a good way. There is no other anime with a greater adventure and world buildingùp
That's sick you and your girl are watching together! It's insane how early things are set up for pay offs FAR in the future
One thing as well, that signifies how good one piece is. Spoilers ahead.
Is that during the war with the marines luffy was taken out of the picture for quite some time and none of the other strawhats had been seen for quite some time. Even still the "side" characters were written well enough that they could stand on their own and let the story go forward.
S tier tumbnail, its incredible how these two compeltely opposite Luffy conditions match
Different medium, but the wandering inn does everything you just talked about, but even better!
really? I've need looked into it so I might have to check it out!
Hey guys! i kinda don’t know where else to turn to! first of all thank you so much for the video! so glad you took the time to absorb it which most people scratch off! thank you for your journey. i make music, but honestly lately ive been too absorbed in one piece so it’s influencing my music. got so many one piece related music, hints, fun things related to the show on my socials, and i know the community would love it if they checked out my work. sorry to vent here. been frustrated with social media not showing my stuff to my one piece audience. But again oda is masterful. hope to spread the joy of this show more
Thank you so much for watching the video! That's amazing that one piece has effect your music! I hope more one piece fans and people in the community discover your music!
@@HiddenSH_ thank you so much for saying so honestly. i do appreciate you!!!
i watched one piece from the age of 7 it was back then, and now time flies i have 7 year old son, my feeling for this anime remain the same. welcome aboard my friend
7:08 This is why the binge watching experience of One Piece is unmatched. It's also why I understand it when you said at some point, you just started thinking that it's your GOAT, it started pretty good, but the story keeps building onto itself and never stopped. I've had a similar experience, and I cannot wait to rewatch the entire series again once it's fully concluded.
A comparison I have seen is that One Piece is a modern version of Homer's Odyssey or Journey to the West; A grand Saga following a singular group as they Journey throughout most of the known world, and with intertwingling stories that weave in and out of the narrative
Not to make myself sound smart 🤓 but I made this comparison to my brother who hasn't watched it. I don't think he's interested either way though. It's more than 'just anime'. It's one of the best pieces of fiction
I haven't read either of the other 2, but now that I've seen the comparison's it makes me want to read them!
@@NeoNineOne It's definitely one of the best pieces of fiction ever, have you read the other 2 he's talking about?
I like how this vid show the animations getting better and better too.
Seeing the scenes side by side really puts the growth into perspective!
Bro, my man - This is EXACTLY how I feel about One Piece!! Thank you for your video.
Thank you for watching!
Been watching One Piece since 2011, followed both the anime and manga, Marineford is still my favourite arc
I agree Marineford is one of the best anime arcs of all time!
We start the same year i was 6 I i use to ran after school to watch it on tv every tuesday
People who hate One Piece have not watched or read it. I simply can not believe that you can genuinly hate such an amazing series full of charm and creativity. How much of a dull and sad person do you have to be to hate on this???
Literally u said it, they r dull and sad and think a story is better if it is dark, edgy, with lots of death and gore etc.
@@priomquraishi1164 that basically jjk,i'm really doubt season 2 would be as good without the animation like alot of character just killed for plot especially Nanami,Nobara and Hanami(at least let us see their domain expansion before died)
People can criticize and have opinions you know? I like one piece but it DOES have many flaws. And yes I hate that 80% of the chapters are just pure drama and sad backstories I just think it has lost its essence not even feeling the same with the series
@@ismaelrodriguezbarrero4945 What are you talking about? I never said anything about criticism and opinions, I was talking about HATE! I really hope you know the difference. Also your claim that "80% of the chapters are just pure drama and sad backstories" is simply not true and a factually false statement. Oh and I agree that the series is not flawless (because no series is) but its flaws (or at least what I personally perceive as a flaw) are mostly negligible and do not hinder the enjoyment the series provides to me in the slighest.
@@13thKingMu You don't have to shit on JJK to like OP. Your hate on JJK is baseless as well.. JJK is a fantastic series. It's not OP, but it's still great.
Yohohoho
11:06 to be fair, that is basically what happens with Enel. Skypiea is quite disconnected from everything else, in part due to literally being disconnected from everything else (I am so confused how hardly anyone has been there but appparently tone dials are a common thing across the ocean) and Enel is hardly ever mentioned. I think Usopp makes a comment once about Luffy having already beat up God, but can't remember when or why (if anyone remembers the context or knows if I'm fabricating memories please share)
Yep, that's exactly the thing with One Piece. It starts slow, but you can SEE the spark always there and growing exponentially with every arc.
I was like this. In highschool I always just doubted One Piece, I barely heard anything about its arcs and story, I'd see the occasional scene here and there, but I lacked context to really appreciate them.
Then a friend in highschool got me on One Piece, and here I am today inspired enough to be writing my own series because One Piece was just that influential to me. It wasn't the only inspiration, but no series has me so absorbed like One Piece, I basically study the series ffs and have just had so much joy reading it.
Yes, 100% agree. OP is different than what people who start anime today enjoy. Take solo leveling, demon slayer. Almost no story but insane fights. Just pure animation and hype. I like it too, but one piece is a journey, adventure. No other anime/manga has given me that feeling. I wish that through one piece remake anime young/new generation will find this story and realise it's greatness. Bro, we dont even know what the one piece is and yet we enjoy it so much 🔥 imagine what the end of this story will bring to our hearts
Yeah exactly bro totally agree❤
One of my favorite things about going back and watching earlier arcs of One Piece, is when someone casually mentions someones name and then that person doesn't gett alked about or seen for like another 400 episodes. For example the end of Barratie/ beginning of arlong park, one of bounty hunter guy talk about Jimbe and how he is a warlord like Mihawk and is related to Arlong. Then no one talks about Jimbe at all until like Impel Down. And Oda does this for a ton of ppl. Like Kaido too, Garp talks about Kaido as one of the 4 emperors, then Moria talks about how he got wrecked by Kaido, then the Marines talk about how Shanks intercepted Kaido before the war happened. We don't even see Kaido until after Dressrosa when he drops from the sky and it's one of the best character introductions ever. The world of One Piece is a living breathing world that progresses outside of what Luffy is doing. That's one of the reason it's such a good show.
I'm at episode 96 right now and I am LOVING one piece so far. They introduced Ace which makes me even more thrilled on the journey that is to come ahead😁.
I adore every single bit of the lead-up to the Summit War. Sabaody Archipelago was incredible and heart-wrenching, Amazon Lily was lots of fun, and Impel Down was surprisingly engaging and enjoyable to watch. But then they finally get to the war between Whitebeard and the Marines, and after every episode, I hated it more and more. It took me longer to turn on it than my brothers who I was watching it with, but eventually, I got fed up with it. Between the tons of moving pieces that it clearly struggles to keep track of, the abysmal pacing, a few bizarre plot points, and one of the worst character deaths I've ever seen, it all worked in tandem to completely defile my expectations and enjoyment of that arc. I was ready to be crushed by Ace's death (I knew beforehand that he would die), not because I loved Ace, but because I loved Luffy. Overall, you don't get much time with Ace, and while I did like his character a lot, his death alone wouldn't be able to impact me that much. I was prepared to get emotional because of Luffy's reaction and devastation over his death because I am fully invested in Luffy as a whole. But when Ace died, all I felt was irritated. Also, Akainu is the second worst character in the entire show prove me wrong.
I could rant about the Summit War all day, but that would be paragraphs long. Nobody will read this, so I don't want to go that in-depth. Overall, I think Summit War suffered so much because it simply didn't know how to focus on the right things, as well as some glaring issues like Luffy teleporting to Whitebeard when he first arrives at the battlefield, which baffled me upon realizing it. When the whole plot is Luffy running towards Ace, you don't want him to teleport somewhere much further away at the very start, that one fact alone is enough to bring down my opinion leagues.
I respect your opinion and thank you for leaving such an in-depth comment. However I almost disagree completely with everything you said about marinford. I think marineford is the best arc in the entire show. It is a masterclass in character writing, developing emotional investment and payoff, with plot twits that change narrative and how we think about the world, as well as more information about characters we love but also those we don't get to see so often. With incredible fights and badass characters throughout the brilliant writing, showing Ace as the loving older brother wanting Luffy to go home because he would rather die then put luffy at risk. Ace's relationship with whitebeard and how we saw him as his true father, in his last moments thanked them for loving him, truly showing what kind of person Ace was and what he wanted in life. Garp's dilemma between choosing between his duty and justice he has committed his life to or protecting his sons. Luffy's undenying will to try and save his only brother left and he won't stop for admirals or warlords. Everything about that arc is amazing. Whitebeard letting his son stab him and then forgiving him for being tricked by the navy. In one scene you know exaclty what kind of character Whitebeard is and why he is going to such lengths to save ace.
The whole teleporting to whitebeard thing is a bit weird, he fell out of the sky and landed near whitebeard, he went up to him using gear 2, because he was using gear 2 it may of looked like teleopting but he just jumped over to protect whitebeard from Crocodile because Luffy loves his brother, and he knows Ace loves whitebeard, so it's only natural Luffy would protect whitebeard. They same way whitebeard protects Luffy later in that arc for the same reasons.
I would love to hear more why you don't like Marineford
@@HiddenSH_ thank you for taking the time to read through my comment! I really enjoyed your video, despite my disagreements!
I get that my pov is an unpopular one, and I totally get what it is you're saying, I even agree with most of what you said, and the more I think about, although I do believe Ace's death (not the fact that he dies, but the WAY that he dies) to be utter horse piss, I think a lot of my dislike of Summit War to be the fault of the anime's pacing and overall execution. A war should be chaotic, to be sure, but Summit War felt chaotic in a very unpleasant way to me. Characters start fights and never finish them, and sometimes characters are shown doing one thing, just to be doing something totally different 5 episodes later with no conclusion to the first. I expected the characters from each side of the war to be paired up with one another, duke it out, and end with a single victor. But, that doesn't happen, the whole time, all the characters feel so wishy-washy. Phoenix guy starts fighting Kizaru at the very start, but at some point off-screen, they seemingly stop for no reason (or did I miss something?). I wanted there to be some conclusivity, which I felt there wasn't any of. Also, personally I felt like there was a barren lack of incredible fights, due to the fact that nobody finishes the fights that they start.
One specific example of the arc failing to keep track of characters: We see Gecko face off against Jinbei, ending in Jinbei crumpling him like a piece of paper. But, later on, we see Gecko in tip-top shape, still cackling about corpses as if nothing happened. It's not totally unbelievable that he crawled back to the other warlords after getting beat, but it's the total lack of focus that gets me, and how unnecessary it is for him to still be around at that point that confuses me. If a character gets defeated, in any other arc, they'd simply stay down for the rest of the arc (most of the time). So why?
I don't mean to argue the substance and emotional cadence there is to Luffy and Ace's bond, as well as Ace's bond with Whitebeard and everything, I think ALL of that is incredible, same as you. I just think the arc in itself is... just... very dissatisfying and poorly pieced together. Again, I despise the cliche that Ace's death follows. If he would've died before Luffy reached him, just barely out of reach, I feel like it would've been more devastating and an overall more crushing loss.
As for Luffy teleporting, I could be wrong, I don't know. I can't remember which episode it is, but at some point it shows a top-down layout of the battlefield, and the ship Luffy arrives on is not THAT close to Whitebeard's ship (and it was much closer to the broken wall leading to Ace), or at least, it appeared to be far enough away for it to be questionable how Luffy got to Whitebeard so quickly, but then struggle to reach Ace for like 20 episodes. IDK, it seemed very weird to me at the time, but without the actual top-down view to use as a reference, I can't really prove or clearly support my claim all that well.
Anyway, I wish I could've loved Summit War as much as you!
@@Kittywittygamerjust read.
@@im.not_kzkz what
You have to experience the whole of One Piece to really understand why people love this series so much and why it is the best. I have seen multiple critics, mostly reactors, who went from average series to this is the best.
i been a fan for 13 years, your words brought a tear to my eye. im happy your on the journey with us. Welcome :)
That's so cool you've been watching for 13 years and I'm glad my video was able to resonate with you so well! I am fully on the journey with you :)
It's all valid, what you said, but there's so much more or it about OP, that you'll never hear the end of it.
Just never stop do your research and you will ALWAYS be rewarded. This writing is inhuman. It's an actual glimpse in the mind of a genius.
Since your favorite arc is Marineford - the same as mine, I'll drop here a piece af mind, what makes this arc so epic (among other things):
The primal conflict of strentgh/family vs society/duty.
You may be the head of the most powerful military organisation in the world, surrounded by the bulk of your forces, backed by the law and justice, but then a certain person arrives and asks if you took a good care of his son and your heart skips a bit or two.
Personally, I think what lead one piece to be like is is that it seems Oda actually follows writing practices everyone is taught in school but for some reason everyone tosses out the window.
Like starting your story with the end in mind and then work from there back to build an infrastructure of things that have to happen.
Then you can write from the start more detailed, knowing what you have in mind moving forward. Then, even if new things are added in by suggestion of editors, the rest can just easily be adjusted, made to fit, and it doesn't just entirely derail the story like most stories that are only written arc by arc having no idea where they're going with things.
Picking on Naruto like you did, writing yourself into a corner where even you, the writer, doesn't know how to deal with the main antagonist written to be too strong. Bleach has that problem too if I remember right.
i started watching anime in 2019 i think, and it was with one piece i started with, my friend lured me in through a pirate story cuz i love me some pirate stories (pirates of the caribbean being one of my fav movie franchises) and i just binged watched it One Pin a month. I still remember when i cried for a ship 😭 like at the arlong park i was so hyped i didnt had any other emotions. Even the donut scene only shocked me cuz i knew oda doesn't bring a character back once its gone, it was luffy's reaction at the island that made me cry tbh. One piece has made me cry more than any series (there aren't many series that made me feel that emotion)
I started reading the One Piece comic books when I was 14, and now I’m 36. I’ve been chasing after this series for more than half of my current lifetime, and it has been awesome.
That's so amazing that you have been keeping up and reading one piece for that long!!
Welcome to the fan club! Thanks for sharing your journey.. 😊
My journey to one piece was when I was on my maternity leave (third child) in August last year. My husband and I are big fans of anime although he is more enthusiastic compared to me.
Through these years knowing One piece existence, I was really hesitant to watch it because it has too many episodes. But I gave it a try. Some days I could watch more than 20 episodes per day. I reached Wano Arc almost the third month. My husband told me that I am in too deep. And I agreed. 😂
I am now a big fan of One piece, subscribed to Shonen Jump manga just for the sake of waiting for a new release.
I am also now collecting One Piece cards. These are my treasures that I cherish, that will help me reminisce about all that I have seen in the anime. ❤❤❤❤
That's so amazing! Thank you for sharing your journey with one piece!
I'm glad you enjoyed it so much, it really is the best!!
The lack of any BGM and the presence of static noice proves how great of a fan you are that you r willing to talk about OP with pure emotions
I'm glad my intentions got across to at least one person. I thought about a BGM but decided I wanted it to be more personal and I'm glad my pure emotions go across in this video!
@@HiddenSH_ 🤝 🫂 NAKAMA
Another example of worldbuilding i like is Ace/Blackbeard.
We meet Ace in Arabasta, and he mentions he is pursuing blackbeard. Then we meet Marshall D. Teach just before skypea like 50 episodes later without knowing they're the same person.
Then Ace and Marshall finally meet Aprox 150 episodes later.
i still remember how much of a mess i was after Episode 312 of One Piece. i was just sobbing into my pillow for almost an hour straight repeating "she's earned her rest, she's earned her rest" to myself over and over.
best story i've ever watched
35yo here, watching OP since my 13... became my GOAT the moment i watched the first 26 episodes...since then i have the flag on my shoulder and an epic art on my back with Ace Sabo and Luffy
Unlike many long-running series, One Piece not only gets better over time, but the early arcs also get better when you reread them.
Naruto, for example, retconned so many things in Shippuden that revisiting the original series feels like a waste of time.
Eh I dunno there was a lot of hype around Wano and I thought it was one of if not the worst arc in all of One Piece. Some of the worst pacing in the series. Luffy being in some locked up prison way too long, the final fight was so dragged out that it was relieving when it was finally over, and all the fake deaths take away any sense of urgency or stakes. Oda’s reluctance to commit to a character dying without it being so incredibly obvious or telegraphed it’s going to happen such as Oden is such poor writing in my opinion. And that’s not to say there needs to be death for it to be good that’s not what I’m saying. But to fake deaths MULTIPLE times of fundamental characters in the same arc was honestly an insult to the viewers time. Like why even put that in. It feels like filler in a way. Anyway, I’m not a big One Piece fan if that wasn’t obvious. I think it’s a show that has the potential to be something amazing but the pacing and story design really holds it back from being that amazing thing.
watch a guy named impel, he tells the story of each character in one piece, just pick a video and watch, my favorite was probably garp or whitebeard, I think impel's videos show exactly what your talking about, it shows us the interconnectedness of one piece and that were only seeing from the perspective of the straw hats but his videos lets us see things from other character's perspectives
Glad to have you onboard
This adventure is always what I want anime to have
A world that continues to change and any actions will affect the story
One Piece is always considered too long or being over rated but people forget
All anime are stories and it is how its told
ODA IS A GOAT STORYTELLER ❤❤❤
ODA IS THE GOAT OF ALL STORYTELLERS!!! THE BEST ANIME EVER
thats awesome gigguk im glad you've been brought to the light
HAHAHAHAH I've been compared to him a couple times i guess because of my voice but i promise I am not gigguk LMAO
The great thing about reading the Manga is that Oda gives you glimpses of what's happening in the rest of the world by telling a story one splash panel at a time on many of the chapter covers.
Great video. One thing I bet no one else will mention is you picked an amazing background noise that rain or ocean sound is actually a great choice. Well done done overall 👏👏👏
Thank you for the compliment about the video! And that you liked the choice of rain sounds for the BGM, I thought it would make it more personal and emotional for talking about how I really feel about One Piece!
And you are now reborn my son. You are part of a collective that knows what peak fiction is
You know a show is great when it has the ability to impact ones life for the better. People struggle and face hard time and ironically derive hope and strength to push through from the amazing show of one piece and for me thats why its my goat because aside from being great its also part of my life am proud to be a part of the journey to the ONE PIECE.
Totally agree❤❤
It really is insane how a piece of fiction manages to impact so many people in so many positive ways!
@@IslemLHASSANE 1000% agree!
2:44 i had the same feeling, i remember i cried to a ship, something i never experienced before and was possible only through one piece
I will say this about Thriller Bark. The Scene were a Zombie crawled out of a grave, Luffy went to him, and stuffed him back, is one of the greatest pieces of non verbal comedy of all time
It's been 8 or 9 years since I started One Piece. Ever since Mihawk cut that ship in half I knew I was gonna stand here and walk along the straw hats until the end.
the arc that sold me to one piece is skypea arc. i've been watching one piece way before that buy i dont really think it was that great
but then skypea hit me real hard. it over sense of adventure, mystery and fantasy in the the most chaotic but fun way.
it get interesting with soo many culture and mythology presented in that arc and the philosophy that norland hold so dear in his hearth and way of life.
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this is where i get it, this is where i get that one piece gonna be something special and it was very special indeed
I didn't really like OP until Choppers backstory. That was the moment I knew I was going to love this show. It has its moments that you just don't care about, like flashbacks or filler which you can skip (That's what the fast forward option is for).
I didn't have the courage to watch the anime, so I started with the manga. Arlong Park got me started with intrigue, and Water Seven and Enies Lobby hooked me, and now I haven't looked back. I especially feel more so as a reader of One Piece when you get things like SBS where you get trivia and occasional lore drops and, most importantly, the chapter cover stories, it's even more immersive. The cover stories tell you what happened to the other players in One Piece to when they're no longer in the spotlight. What they do here often has as much impact as what's happening in the current arc
All the little extra details and information only goes to add to the immersion and greatness of one piece!
To be honest I been waiting since I was 6 to 7 and I stop watching it because there was only 600 ep and I an really watching it a LOT and now I'm 13 and I decided to really watching it from the beginning of one piece and now I'm on 678ep I am really happy to watching it makes me feel so happy
Even if I knew ace what's going to die I still cry
And if you think about it, the anime is full of censorship which weakens several key moments compare to the original manga....
We are gonna live to see the One Piece boys!
Keep living, you can do it!