Calling it! When One Piece ends and we get an epilogue of what all all the characters have been up too, we find Franky in Water 7 riding the newest Sea Train... *THE PUFFING FLAM*
great world building, worlds that are nothing quite like our own. really captures the imagination. sky island concept has been hinted at in many fictions, across east and west, always great to see that explored in fiction, a train on water is great as well. a giant whole in the ocean is quite the visuals.
Im just trying to know exactly of what material are those train tracks made of because sea water is súper corrosive and even good ol steel doesnt last very long when exposed to it
The Sea train would be more practical if the track was just a solid, single super thick fiber line(like 5 feet+ diameter thick) that normal-ish super boats in a chain use to directly travel lol.
The One Piece Sea Train fills me with the same sensation of excitement & adventure than the one in Spirited Away... I just want to jump on board and see where it takes me
Tekking101 what about the most important place in the One Piece world... The Briss Kingdom. A place so great it was only mentioned once and the only known inhabitant were a crew that died 200 years ago, there is so much to talk about.
I just looked up the chapter that Briss is mentioned. (Vol 24, chapter 219) aand.. There is honestly nothing interessting to talk about it. It was not mentioned by the crew, as you stated. The crew of the ship that fell from a sky island was from the Briss Kingdom in the south blue. aand that is basically everything we know about it. A random kingdom in the south blue. A ship that traveled the grand line 200 years ago, and was knocked into the heavens. The ship/expedition is worthy to talk about a bit. (so 30min tekking video). but the kingdom itself... we only know that they covered their teeth in tar, like many other people in the south blue. thats it. that is all the information tekking could go on. A country that exists, and had an official ship travel the world 200 years ago.
@@dr.d4025 dude that's the point, there is literally nothing known about the Briss Kingdom so the joke went over your head. You are right I really worded the whole crew thing pretty weirdly I will change it.
3:30 Yo Tekking, I re-watched Water7 recently and I recall either Tom or Kokoro explaining that what kept the Sea Monster away from the train was the noise the wheels made on the railtracks (because they were made in a specific metal). I guess that's why ships wouldn't be able to replicate it ! :D
So what your saying is that if they recorded the sound with a dial they could just attach that to the Sunny and make it through the calm belt with no issues?
"By the way, when I was researching how to draw engines, I found out that the name of the guy who designed the world's first steam engine was "Thomas." "I see, so that's where that famous kid's program came from," I thought." -the SBS on page 66 of volume 39
@@zaczane he's a rival to Moria lol. human transmogrification practice lol. oh, and also vegapunk, i guess lOL. Also Oda pops off with the decade+ long build up reveals.
Usopp got his mask from Water 7? I never knew that. In that case, literally everybody could take up the identity of Sogeking. Something similar happened in the movie "the dark knight". That movie had a lot of Batman-imposters.
"are you open" "we closed 5 minutes ago" "yeah but are you open?" I've been there once when I was working we had the barrier halfway down and while I was sweeping up someone came in expecting to buy something and I told him we were closed
Tekking: "I believed a lot of ridiculous stuff in this story Yoda! But a train that runs on the water?! WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING?!" Oda: " 'One Piece Crack' sniffing, I am."
Imagine this. It's the One Piece dnd campaign Tekking is in on Rustage's channel. The lookout rolls a bad perception roll and the ship just gets destroyed by sea train
Speaking of Happa... what he did was a good thing and a reminder of something we often forget.. the Strawhats are largely just kids before the time skip.. like, Chopper is a teen but emotionally and mentally much closer to a child, Usopp is a teen from a small town of maybe a few hundred, Luffy is a teen with insane ambition and probably the second most life experience of the original crew.. Nami is a traumatized young teen forced to age and mature beyond her years, Zoro is a slightly older teen that might be physically and emotionally mature compared to the others but he's still mentally immature. Sanji is the same deal.. 15-19 is still kids! Kids taking on entire countries and sailing the world alone.. Before Robin it was literally a group of kids with huge glaring gaps in their experiences and knowledge.. That Usopp split was heartbreaking because it's literally a kid trying to save a ship he is convinced is alive and no one will believe him, trapped on the other side of the world from his home with no hope or way of ever returning alive. That's a horrifying thought. That kind man reminded us of their humanity and youth and showed that (like Merry) none of them would have made it much further without help. The threats were growing at an absurd rate, help and support was getting further apart and fewer in number. The Straw Hats are incredible, but we can't forget all of the people who have helped them along the way!
The tracks for the sea train actually could work, but it would have to have a much more robust system. Metal can bend a small amount without losing its structure, if you look at the Golden Gate Bridge, the metal that makes up that bridge moves around alot. The only real issue here is how freaking expensive it would be to maintain a track like that. You would have to inspect the tracks constantly, Constantly replace large parts of it, and on top of all of that, even if you managed to save most of the materials removed by recycling them, you would have to be importing a massive amount of material to do it.
Hey tekking! Started watching one piece at the beginning of the year and have been steadily just kind of moving along and wanted to say that your content has made me fall in love with the world of one piece way more than if I was just watching it normally. Truly love the discussions, analyzing, and fun stuff like geography is everything. I'm on the last little bits of Dresrosa so I still have a long way to go (200+ episodes) but man just wanted to say that I love the content.
I had a question and figured I'd ask it here. How do ships navigate the area where the Tom runs? We saw the SH Crew run aground on the rails.. it damaged the ship and stopped them dead from top speed. If the rails connect a series of islands, how do ships navigate the waters without hitting the rails? If the islands were all in a line, it would be impossible to cross, and you might have to go around 3-4 islands just to get by. If they're in a loop of some kind (the likely explanation based on what we see) then no ship could enter the ring or exit? You either stay inside the loop, or outside the loop? You couldn't cut straight across to another island, you'd have to go all the way around, or if you live inside the loop you can never leave? Are there gaps? Gates? We see loads of shots of the tracks and they're always close to the surface... So... how the hell do ships not constantly smash into it? There is either a huge ship graveyard under the rails, or the rails get damaged almost daily.. My only best guess is maybe if you cross slowly? But that would likely still damage your rudder... maybe there are bits that dip lower and act as gates and in those sections the train slows down and chugs through the deeper water for a bit? Any theories or answers are appreciated.
About the anachronisms, I always figured that they weren't anachronisms at all. I just always assumed that the pirate ship lifestyle just stuck around because it's a water planet and everything is so scattered. Worldwide innovation is very difficult when communicating is almost impossible.. so I figured that once pirate ships and that stuff cake about, it just kinda hung around for hundreds of years. Technology in other areas advanced, but because the ships work, why bother? Oil and fossil fuels are probably hard to come by and (at the beginning) are barely any more efficient than sails, so no one ever bothered to invent speedboats. Why mess with something that works.
Tekking taking off the mustache makes him go from train conductor to passenger so quick it’s amazing, just hope Barry doesn’t throw him into the sea while in motion because then the sound will fade as it leaves and the Sea Kings will return for a quick snack
Fun fact for ya matt; in Sweden there’s an amusement park called High Chaparral. This park has a fake paddle steamer that runs on tracks under the water. So in other words; I guess the sea train tech actually excists. What a word we live in *3*
Well, Tekking is a guy that can just sit down in front of camera and make 40 minutes long video about any random one piece topic. And I'm amazed every time
For my personal head cannon, I like to think that the tracks are made of Unbelievably Super Floaty Wood and thats how their able to have wooden tracks that are able to lift a train.
What if the reasons the tracks don't bend is because the tracks are pulled so tight to counteract that bending into the sea. All Tom would've had to do is use his fishman strength to pull these tracks but he would have to be on the other island to do so, So Iceberg and Franky would've aimed canons at tom to launch tracks over.
I just happen to be rewatching water 7 rn. I'm currently at the episode right after Sanji Franky and Usopp confront CP9. While on the train to Enies Lobby.
Weird I always thought the seaking deterring sound came from the wheels making contact with the rail Creating sound and vibration (normal rails already kind of do that) And that that noise and vibration just happens to be so annoying and loud that it drives seakings away
What enies lobby was the result of a battle between the gravity fruit user and the light fruit user? Remember they say it also never rains on enies lobby.
1:01 what if trekking cracked his voice while screaming but was too ashamed to publish it on TH-cam so he cut it and made it look like a "perfect scream cut" joke...I'm on to you tekking 101
Well amphibious tanks exist... they're giant metal boxes with "wheels" that can drive over water. Granted they wouldn't be able to handle waves in the open sea.
I always assumed that Franky let himself heal first from his injuries before he started to put scraps onto his body in order to compensate what he lost..
Tekking you should make video on what kids devil fruit awakening would be. I think his devil fruit awakening would be that he can make anything magnetic and control it including humans.
Weird thought, but I was watching Treasure Planet earlier and I was thinking... what if the world that takes place in is like what the One Piece world could look like in the future 🤔🧐
Always envisions San Faldo being the Island In "Jangos Dance Festival" but that's too early in the trip to actually be it, unfortunately. And more likely to be in the east blue.
Wasn't it said at the start of the grand line that daylight island existed? Just like summer, winter spring, and fall islands existed, so did islands that were always daytime and islands that were always night-time.
Tekking I still think it’s funny that the straw hats who were actually going to Waters 7 and met Granny Kokuro, I apologize if I butchered the spelling, wiped the fact she’s a mermaid from their memories and counted kaime as the first mermaid they ever met. Also the judge who was the one who was in charge of the trial for Tom was actually one of the few characters from the world government who I like because of not really showing the Absolute Justice indoctrination as all the other judges more than likely have
The tunnel in the red line.... That's is something possible? We know the red line is impossible to destroy but using some devil fruit maybe you can... Morley... Maybe
Water 7 will not be connected to the train network at the end of the series, Iceburg was trying to turn Water 7 into a giant ship/floating island the last time we saw him.
Would be hilarious if the black hole under Enies Lobby and the never ending Daylight were actually both caused by the same incident. It was a Clash of an awakened user of the Pica Pica no mi and the Yami Yami no mi ;D Tho then that would also mean there's a giant black hole under Enies lobby and it's slowly but surely annihilating the entire ocean..... which in contrast with Water7 sinking doesn't reeeeaally make sense.... There's also the shape of the island that doesn't make any sense. The Zushi zushi no mi could explain it by making the island permanently weightless. Adunno lol
From what I know, gasoline is very expensive in Japan. Trains are very popular in Japan. If you look up the Japan railroad system you will discover that it is one of the best in the world and the japanese know it and they are proud of it. I think that is the reason trains are often used in anime.
As an actual (economic) geographer I have no problem with calling a the sea train geography. I mean, it is an infrastructual facility that provides connection between different spatial entities. It is as gegraphical as it gets.
It’s people who work in cities and live in suburbs. It can be tough to find parking in cities, as well as expensive. Trains are more economic and more consistent
The only way that Enies Lobby can be always daytime in realistic terms is the North Pole of the planet being positioned where Enies Lobby is. I suppose that also explains the hole since the water at that exact spot completely evaporated and ends up floating in the upper atmosphere before it drops down as rain. As to how it happened? Perhaps it was the Pika Pika no Mi causing the planet to position itself to the brightest light source in relation to where the user was standing. Makes me wonder if there is an area of the One Piece world where it's never daytime. Did the Thriller Bark arc take place in that kind of area?
"Tom had to know something to make sea trains" Me: does that secret also explain the unknown property of Coca Cola that recharges/powers Franky's engineering
Hey Tekking as a person who has a Bachelor's degree in Geography I can verify Geography is in fact everything. Keep spreading the good word!
As a person studying philosophy I can back up that statement.
It's literally true. History is defined by the foundation of the earth. There's no choice.
what about physichs?
As a Biology major I can also confirm that geography is everything. Environmental factors ultimately determine the form life will take.
mathematics can confirm that as well
Calling it! When One Piece ends and we get an epilogue of what all all the characters have been up too, we find Franky in Water 7 riding the newest Sea Train... *THE PUFFING FLAM*
Maybe he'll connect most of the worlds islands helping Nami draw an accurate map of the world
Found the marine
It’s gonna be called the “Travel Franky”
The puffing cola
this dude made his passion his profession
And did it with a Don!!!
He does have the power of the cringe cringe no mi
My idol
Makes more sense than trying to build a bridge to connect islands.
Tell that to the Tenryuubito who instructed the bridge that Tequila Wolf is located.
Isaac Gleeth Congratulations, you got the joke
great world building, worlds that are nothing quite like our own. really captures the imagination. sky island concept has been hinted at in many fictions, across east and west, always great to see that explored in fiction, a train on water is great as well. a giant whole in the ocean is quite the visuals.
Im just trying to know exactly of what material are those train tracks made of because sea water is súper corrosive and even good ol steel doesnt last very long when exposed to it
The Sea train would be more practical if the track was just a solid, single super thick fiber line(like 5 feet+ diameter thick) that normal-ish super boats in a chain use to directly travel lol.
The One Piece Sea Train fills me with the same sensation of excitement & adventure than the one in Spirited Away... I just want to jump on board and see where it takes me
Tekking101 what about the most important place in the One Piece world... The Briss Kingdom. A place so great it was only mentioned once and the only known inhabitant were a crew that died 200 years ago, there is so much to talk about.
I just looked up the chapter that Briss is mentioned. (Vol 24, chapter 219) aand.. There is honestly nothing interessting to talk about it. It was not mentioned by the crew, as you stated. The crew of the ship that fell from a sky island was from the Briss Kingdom in the south blue. aand that is basically everything we know about it. A random kingdom in the south blue. A ship that traveled the grand line 200 years ago, and was knocked into the heavens. The ship/expedition is worthy to talk about a bit. (so 30min tekking video). but the kingdom itself... we only know that they covered their teeth in tar, like many other people in the south blue. thats it. that is all the information tekking could go on. A country that exists, and had an official ship travel the world 200 years ago.
Bet you 100 bucks Tekking can make 30 or so minutes of content out of it
@@dr.d4025 dude that's the point, there is literally nothing known about the Briss Kingdom so the joke went over your head. You are right I really worded the whole crew thing pretty weirdly I will change it.
3:30 Yo Tekking, I re-watched Water7 recently and I recall either Tom or Kokoro explaining that what kept the Sea Monster away from the train was the noise the wheels made on the railtracks (because they were made in a specific metal). I guess that's why ships wouldn't be able to replicate it ! :D
I think it was Tom
I thought they said it was something that rattled against the rails as it went along the tracks, not the wheels themselves
@@davalious5107 Either way it is a mechanism that can only be used by the Sea Train, not ships.
So what your saying is that if they recorded the sound with a dial they could just attach that to the Sunny and make it through the calm belt with no issues?
I like to think that Oda knows about Thomas the tank engine, and that’s why he named the train creator, Tom.
I wouldn’t be suprised
Pretty sure he mentioned this in an SBS.
"By the way, when I was researching how to draw engines, I found out that the name of the guy who designed the world's first steam engine was "Thomas." "I see, so that's where that famous kid's program came from," I thought." -the SBS on page 66 of volume 39
Charlie Christakos
Thanks for checking our routes
Never forget that Franky took the train head on...survived...and then turned himself into a cyborg with nothing but junk and scrap heap
Franky has to have some doctor skills to be able to turn himself into a cyborg
He built himself in a Cyborg.....on a Beach......with a Box scraps
@@zaczane he's a rival to Moria lol. human transmogrification practice lol. oh, and also vegapunk, i guess lOL. Also Oda pops off with the decade+ long build up reveals.
Usopp got his mask from Water 7? I never knew that. In that case, literally everybody could take up the identity of Sogeking. Something similar happened in the movie "the dark knight". That movie had a lot of Batman-imposters.
"are you open"
"we closed 5 minutes ago"
"yeah but are you open?"
I've been there once when I was working we had the barrier halfway down and while I was sweeping up someone came in expecting to buy something and I told him we were closed
Did the person happen to be a Karen and demanded to speak to your manager
I've encountered a few Karen's in my previous job
Annoying people
@@kingsambition2179 no they just came in got an item and the person I was working with let them buy it while I was sweeping up
That was kind of you to let them buy something anyways
9:30 tekking: not a lot of people takethe train anymore
me, who takes the train everyday with other 1000 people: ...
The amount of people taking the train isn't the problem. The reliability of the trains is. A lot of trains arrive late or get cancelled.
You and over 1000 other people isn't a lot of people
Like a train or the subway?
@@zachstokes9664 the subway is a train...is the joke.
@@machina5 1000 people with him, which would be at one time. Again, is the joke. Massive cities with public infrastructure exist.
It wasn’t usopp on the sea train it was soge king your not fooling anyone Matt ;)
He was on the train for a bit before sniper king showed up
Tekking: "I believed a lot of ridiculous stuff in this story Yoda! But a train that runs on the water?! WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING?!"
Oda: " 'One Piece Crack' sniffing, I am."
Tekking: A train that runs on water is not possible
Tom on hearing this: 2:29
he built it with a *DON*
Vignesh S ha. EEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!
I love how easy it is to make your own headcanon for One Piece and still have it all make perfect sense in universe
Imagine this. It's the One Piece dnd campaign Tekking is in on Rustage's channel. The lookout rolls a bad perception roll and the ship just gets destroyed by sea train
They should make a sea/land train connecting the 10 hills of Long Ring Long Land.
Happa Yamao is the best bro honestly!
I always remember him when thinking of water seven and the usopp vs luffy fight; such a Nice Guy!
Does anyone else love how much thought and detail Oda places on a background character
I’m enchanted by the way Matt’s fake stash moves when he speaks. It’s mesmerising and hypnotising
Speaking of Happa... what he did was a good thing and a reminder of something we often forget.. the Strawhats are largely just kids before the time skip.. like, Chopper is a teen but emotionally and mentally much closer to a child, Usopp is a teen from a small town of maybe a few hundred, Luffy is a teen with insane ambition and probably the second most life experience of the original crew.. Nami is a traumatized young teen forced to age and mature beyond her years, Zoro is a slightly older teen that might be physically and emotionally mature compared to the others but he's still mentally immature. Sanji is the same deal..
15-19 is still kids! Kids taking on entire countries and sailing the world alone..
Before Robin it was literally a group of kids with huge glaring gaps in their experiences and knowledge..
That Usopp split was heartbreaking because it's literally a kid trying to save a ship he is convinced is alive and no one will believe him, trapped on the other side of the world from his home with no hope or way of ever returning alive. That's a horrifying thought.
That kind man reminded us of their humanity and youth and showed that (like Merry) none of them would have made it much further without help. The threats were growing at an absurd rate, help and support was getting further apart and fewer in number. The Straw Hats are incredible, but we can't forget all of the people who have helped them along the way!
"I was more of a power rangers megazord kinda kid"
As if you stopped being like that...
True. I still look at super sentai mech and buy some every now and then.
BIG RESPECT FOR TROLLEY TOM!
The tracks for the sea train actually could work, but it would have to have a much more robust system. Metal can bend a small amount without losing its structure, if you look at the Golden Gate Bridge, the metal that makes up that bridge moves around alot. The only real issue here is how freaking expensive it would be to maintain a track like that. You would have to inspect the tracks constantly, Constantly replace large parts of it, and on top of all of that, even if you managed to save most of the materials removed by recycling them, you would have to be importing a massive amount of material to do it.
Tekking you are keeping me entertained through this lockdown thank you so much
Hey tekking! Started watching one piece at the beginning of the year and have been steadily just kind of moving along and wanted to say that your content has made me fall in love with the world of one piece way more than if I was just watching it normally. Truly love the discussions, analyzing, and fun stuff like geography is everything. I'm on the last little bits of Dresrosa so I still have a long way to go (200+ episodes) but man just wanted to say that I love the content.
Where r u now bro?
@@TheSolar71 lmao never thought I'd get a comment on this but I caught up with the show! Absolutely one of my favorite anime of all time.
I had a question and figured I'd ask it here.
How do ships navigate the area where the Tom runs? We saw the SH Crew run aground on the rails.. it damaged the ship and stopped them dead from top speed.
If the rails connect a series of islands, how do ships navigate the waters without hitting the rails? If the islands were all in a line, it would be impossible to cross, and you might have to go around 3-4 islands just to get by. If they're in a loop of some kind (the likely explanation based on what we see) then no ship could enter the ring or exit? You either stay inside the loop, or outside the loop? You couldn't cut straight across to another island, you'd have to go all the way around, or if you live inside the loop you can never leave?
Are there gaps? Gates?
We see loads of shots of the tracks and they're always close to the surface...
So... how the hell do ships not constantly smash into it? There is either a huge ship graveyard under the rails, or the rails get damaged almost daily..
My only best guess is maybe if you cross slowly? But that would likely still damage your rudder... maybe there are bits that dip lower and act as gates and in those sections the train slows down and chugs through the deeper water for a bit?
Any theories or answers are appreciated.
About the anachronisms, I always figured that they weren't anachronisms at all.
I just always assumed that the pirate ship lifestyle just stuck around because it's a water planet and everything is so scattered. Worldwide innovation is very difficult when communicating is almost impossible.. so I figured that once pirate ships and that stuff cake about, it just kinda hung around for hundreds of years. Technology in other areas advanced, but because the ships work, why bother? Oil and fossil fuels are probably hard to come by and (at the beginning) are barely any more efficient than sails, so no one ever bothered to invent speedboats. Why mess with something that works.
I never notice the cover story much since I usually skip to the actual ch but seeing stuff like the CP9 just bowling is just awesome
Tekking taking off the mustache makes him go from train conductor to passenger so quick it’s amazing, just hope Barry doesn’t throw him into the sea while in motion because then the sound will fade as it leaves and the Sea Kings will return for a quick snack
I was literally tearing up hearing about Hapa. Oda never ceases to amaze me with the amount of detail he adds.
Fun fact for ya matt; in Sweden there’s an amusement park called High Chaparral. This park has a fake paddle steamer that runs on tracks under the water. So in other words; I guess the sea train tech actually excists. What a word we live in *3*
Tekking looks totally different with the mustache. Lol.
The crossover we all deserve tekking and geography now
I know you said last night you’d make this. I just thought it would be like in a week. What a man
Well, Tekking is a guy that can just sit down in front of camera and make 40 minutes long video about any random one piece topic.
And I'm amazed every time
Best arc in one piece
I wanted this man to jump on his bed as a train
if you ever need a video idea how about discussing the straw hats mentors throughout the story?
Tekking uploads on my birthday, what convenient timing
I'm pretty sure he uploads every day but regardless happy birthday
@@chiliheatwave4998 Thanks and some days he doesn't upload and it could have been today that he didn't upload
"I was more of a Power Ranger Megazord kind of kid" somehow I'm really not surprised xp
What did he think about the train themed megazords?
For my personal head cannon, I like to think that the tracks are made of Unbelievably Super Floaty Wood and thats how their able to have wooden tracks that are able to lift a train.
St. Poplar is named for a station on the docklands railway station in the East End of London
I've expected a Thomas the Tank Engine cosplay😢
Tekking the Cringe Engine
What if the reasons the tracks don't bend is because the tracks are pulled so tight to counteract that bending into the sea. All Tom would've had to do is use his fishman strength to pull these tracks but he would have to be on the other island to do so, So Iceberg and Franky would've aimed canons at tom to launch tracks over.
I just happen to be rewatching water 7 rn. I'm currently at the episode right after Sanji Franky and Usopp confront CP9. While on the train to Enies Lobby.
4:39 "And Franky _was_ a member of the Strawhats" Does tekking know something we don't?
What at 23:39 Tekking said Usopp was on the train with Robin?
That was Soge Sniper King and you'll be damned sure to remember!
Weird I always thought the seaking deterring sound came from the wheels making contact with the rail
Creating sound and vibration (normal rails already kind of do that)
And that that noise and vibration just happens to be so annoying and loud that it drives seakings away
Wouldn't the Ennies Lobby 'HOLE' be Fijitora's work? Seems telegraphed in this case. Great stuff, Tek.
Tekking learns he can train whistle and then the next day he makes this video lol.
I'm At The Station!!!!!! Time For An Adventure To Geography Is Everything!!!!!!!!!🗺🌏
The sea train reminds me of the episode of family guy where Peter forgets the difference between trains and boats lol
AntiTeo Sensai “train on the water, boat on the tracks”
At the end he says, “God bless ya, Oda” but it really sounded like god bless Yoda xD
How do u make such great videos out of stuff we barely know information about? good stuff
What enies lobby was the result of a battle between the gravity fruit user and the light fruit user? Remember they say it also never rains on enies lobby.
1:01 what if trekking cracked his voice while screaming but was too ashamed to publish it on TH-cam so he cut it and made it look like a "perfect scream cut" joke...I'm on to you tekking 101
Video idea for you. What if Franky accepted taking the flame flame fruit during Dressrosa when Luffy offered it and Sabo didn’t show up?
You bless us so, Tekking-Sama.
I feel bad for the guy on the other side of the walky talky 4:45
One piece pirate warriors 4 actually confirms that the mighty God Usopp is also the legendary sogeking!!
Who could've guessed?!?
Did you secretly plan to do the sea train video 2 years to the very day after the Water 7 video?
Now that's commitment
Heyy petition for Barry to keep his quarantine mustache till quarantine is over because BARRY IS SO MUCH CUTER WITH HIS STACHE
Well amphibious tanks exist... they're giant metal boxes with "wheels" that can drive over water. Granted they wouldn't be able to handle waves in the open sea.
I always assumed that Franky let himself heal first from his injuries before he started to put scraps onto his body in order to compensate what he lost..
Tekking you should make video on what kids devil fruit awakening would be. I think his devil fruit awakening would be that he can make anything magnetic and control it including humans.
Maybe the sea train has some technology that Tom learned from the Blueprints of pluton
Weird thought, but I was watching Treasure Planet earlier and I was thinking... what if the world that takes place in is like what the One Piece world could look like in the future 🤔🧐
🎶Train on the water boat on a track🎶 train on the water boat on a track🎶
Always envisions San Faldo being the Island In "Jangos Dance Festival" but that's too early in the trip to actually be it, unfortunately. And more likely to be in the east blue.
Wasn't it said at the start of the grand line that daylight island existed? Just like summer, winter spring, and fall islands existed, so did islands that were always daytime and islands that were always night-time.
12:06 You don’t go over the redline. You pull a John Henry and you tunnel through that thing will your hands and a hammer!!
Love your stuff Tekking!!
I remember the henchman from the Silver Mine Arc who was a trolley devil fruit user
Tekking I still think it’s funny that the straw hats who were actually going to Waters 7 and met Granny Kokuro, I apologize if I butchered the spelling, wiped the fact she’s a mermaid from their memories and counted kaime as the first mermaid they ever met. Also the judge who was the one who was in charge of the trial for Tom was actually one of the few characters from the world government who I like because of not really showing the Absolute Justice indoctrination as all the other judges more than likely have
Yo, I didn't know that Sir Topham Hatt Tekking was in this episode.
*Very Cool*
My theory is that tom is working under vegapunk now in his secret lab which is why we dont see him die or in impel down
The tunnel in the red line.... That's is something possible? We know the red line is impossible to destroy but using some devil fruit maybe you can... Morley... Maybe
WOOP WOOP! What an adorable Train Whistle! Woop Woop!
16:09 best opening
Train conductor tekking is my favorite tekking
An awakened version of the Pika-Pika Nomi may have created the hole and inadvertently made it sunny permanently.
you right but one thing about this is they are on a different earth which makes it "possible" as you know
Water 7 will not be connected to the train network at the end of the series, Iceburg was trying to turn Water 7 into a giant ship/floating island the last time we saw him.
Would be hilarious if the black hole under Enies Lobby and the never ending Daylight were actually both caused by the same incident.
It was a Clash of an awakened user of the Pica Pica no mi and the Yami Yami no mi ;D
Tho then that would also mean there's a giant black hole under Enies lobby and it's slowly but surely annihilating the entire ocean..... which in contrast with Water7 sinking doesn't reeeeaally make sense....
There's also the shape of the island that doesn't make any sense. The Zushi zushi no mi could explain it by making the island permanently weightless. Adunno lol
Polly is fucking balling post timeskip, also did he ever get with the square sisters?
PLUTON IS A SEA TRAIN
From what I know, gasoline is very expensive in Japan. Trains are very popular in Japan. If you look up the Japan railroad system you will discover that it is one of the best in the world and the japanese know it and they are proud of it. I think that is the reason trains are often used in anime.
As an actual (economic) geographer I have no problem with calling a the sea train geography. I mean, it is an infrastructual facility that provides connection between different spatial entities. It is as gegraphical as it gets.
Me and the boys vibing after getting beat up by the Straw Hats
Hey Tekking, video idea. The future of Water 7. Remember what Iceberg wants to do with Water 7.
The tracks could repel sea kings and be far more sturdy if they had been made with Sea Stone
I'm just happy you didn't you the picture of Kokoro as a mermaid for the thumbnail Tekking
@1:04 was this always there? lol. usually I "watch" this as if this is a podcast and not look at the screen.
I'm ditching this train at RabbitTropolis!
We needed that Rocket Tekking Tumble........sigh
Tons of people take the train still in the US. It’s all geographical. Not sure where you live, but it’s especially common in the north east US
It’s people who work in cities and live in suburbs. It can be tough to find parking in cities, as well as expensive. Trains are more economic and more consistent
Tekking you gotta stop man I almost cant breathe after watching this dude He's too funny 😂
The only way that Enies Lobby can be always daytime in realistic terms is the North Pole of the planet being positioned where Enies Lobby is. I suppose that also explains the hole since the water at that exact spot completely evaporated and ends up floating in the upper atmosphere before it drops down as rain. As to how it happened? Perhaps it was the Pika Pika no Mi causing the planet to position itself to the brightest light source in relation to where the user was standing. Makes me wonder if there is an area of the One Piece world where it's never daytime. Did the Thriller Bark arc take place in that kind of area?
"Tom had to know something to make sea trains"
Me: does that secret also explain the unknown property of Coca Cola that recharges/powers Franky's engineering