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There is a reason you can't just sail into the Grand Line directly, but it hasn't been explained yet. I will say that if you carefully look at the map from the safe, there's a hint as to why, although it won't fully explain it.
A fun fact: the Grand Line itself is also not the equator of the One Piece world despite how Nami drew it. It's like at a 45 degree angle relative to the equator instead.
Interesting!
Episode 1: this world is full of mysteries
Episode 1000: this world is still full of mysteries
The One Piece world is really big
No kidding. I hope that Oda are open on creating spin off series based on the same world to explore the entirety of it.
@@Violet_Odorata is doing a story called Monsters which is on a character that we see at Thriller Bark that Oda in SBS said was relation to Zoro
@@Violet_Odorata I saw an article where Oda talked about wanting to do some short side stories focused on characters he didn't get to fully flesh out in the main story once One Piece ends. I really hope he does that!
@@traceyandrob13 Oh, are you referring to the the earlier manga he made before One Piece, and then incorporated Ryuma's story in the lore? I've heard about it, maybe I'll come to read it.
@@captfredricks9650Wow, it's great that he's really planning to do that. I'm pretty certain he will now that he said it.
The fact that you already have many questions in just a couple of episodes that's exactly one of the reasons why it has a thousand of chapters and so many theories coming out from the fans 😂😂😂.
We love deep world-building that gets our imaginations going. It's fun to theorize and then slowly understand how the world works.
There are clips of samuel l jackson on howard stern podcast talking about the world of one piece.
Wonderful!
I think the map is important not only for getting into the grand line like others are saying, but also showing known islands where you can resupply.
The thing about the setting that is mostly inferred rather than shown in the Live Action is how much of a stranglehold The Marine have on geographic knowledge that should have been easy to acquire (like carthography maps and the like).
the snail phones can mimic the appearance of anyone who is using them, that's why Morgan's also had a metal jaw
According to Oda, the world of OP is the same size as our Sun. So the Grandline's not just that thin line, its freaking huge . It contains countless islands. Each of them is the size of a country.
The Grandline is sandwiched on both sides by the Calm Belts, the Calm Belts are huge too. You saw that sea monster in this episode, right? all those monsters are called Sea Kings (they have all kinds of appearence, not just that snake like figure) in the anime. The one in this episode is just a baby. Sea Kings usually have the size of a mountain. The Calm Belts are home of these things so you can't just sail straight through, plus the Calm Belts have no wind.
Only the Marine has a method to go freely through the Calm Belts. The map here shows you another safe way (not actually safe but still better than the Calm Belts) to the Grandline through the Redline, thats why its valuable.
Hope this helps 😁
Definitely! Thanks!
stop capping its not big as our sun maybe 2-3x or 5x bigger than earth but not as big as the sun the sun can fit 1.3 million earths that's just doesn't make sense even for one piece
@@KurinKato1 Some estimate its 3.25x the size of our sun. Witch would explain why some islands are the size of continents, and why there are over 20,000,000 islands, and no current full and completed world map of the One Piece world.
@@jeffmaxilom2667 That makes no sense it took the straw hats 6 months to sail across half of the grandline which is half of the one-piece world circumference wise and that was on a sailboat. To travel across half of the sun in a passenger plane, it takes 3.2 months that's going more than 20x the speed of the fastest sailboat.
@@KurinKato1 bruh, take it however you want. If you're OP fan then you know Oda's consistency with size (characters size for example) 😗
Oda never said anything about filler or anything, but he did start the story planing it would go on for 5 years only, and that was in 1997. We did just enter the final saga tho and I can safely tell you that the film Red had nothing to do with the Red Line.
Note 1: 11:22 (the name Yasopp on the headband)
Note 2: the reason that no one cant sail in to Grandline directly will be not explained soon for now.
I believe luffy tells us how big he wanted his crew to be in the first episode, either in live action or the anime/manga
oda has confirmed in an interview that the one piece is a physical object that is a real treasure. As the series goes on there are other things that seem like huge goals as well, but the one piece is still the goal and we have no idea what it is.
I Did not know that
They wish it was that simple to get to the Grand Line lol
For in world reason you cant use a compass in the grand line.
Gotcha!
That power shanks use, has a name.. In anime it explained in around episode 400. It is some kind of intimidation thing
Very interesting reaction channel. Taking a lot of notes and talking a lot all the details. Cant wait to see your reaction to the rest of the season.
Welcome!
FYI on the snail phones. They take the appearance of the owner of the phone. That is why the snail on Morgan's desk has the jaw like him and Garp's has the goatee. More generic phone will have no distinctive details UNTIL someone is speaking on them, then they will take some features of the speaker. So if Garp calls Morgan on a regular snail phone, the phone on Morgan's side will have the features of Garp and it will mimic Garp's voice as well.
Such a wonderfully bizarre touch!
It's like caller ID lol
Mother Ocean not Earth, this is pretty much a sea world with a bunch of Islands if you've noticed by that Map, Also this is why he can't swim because the Ocean swallows you up and saps your strength. The Maps not To the Grand Line it's of the Grand Line, it's to know the Path to follow for the One Piece because it's along the Grand Line somewhere instead of searching the whole Ocean.
Important: they always tell you its a devil fruit holder or not .
In case of shanks , he swim in the sea . So he doesn't weld a devil fruit at that time .
There are so many power that you eventually know.
Ofcourse, the power shanks is not clear after watching 1000+ episode .
I’ve watched like 100 episode and I know exactly what shanks used on the boat
By season 2 the show will talk about it
- havent seen anyone praised Cabaji's entrance this much (:
- Morgan's jaw has something to do w/ some certain characters later (never fully explained in this show)
- some strong, strong predictions here and there by both of you for this season (and for some hundreds/thousands anime eps later)
That entrance just tickled the hell out of us.
They fully expained it
It was Kuro who did that
@@the_invincible8494 I'm talking about 'this show' and theres a reason to not spoiling names, mate
@@benjifoxtronaut they didn't explain it in the live action so there's no problem
Another important point:
In the fantasy world of one piece you will see so many time zone islands, some islands are situated so inaccessible area that they created their own special location
From prehistoric time zone to ultra modern invention.
So, don't get confused to see modern things like ( LED, Shail phone etc.)
There are lots of mystery wait for you in the grand line
The One Piece is merely the mean to Luffy’s goal, the show is actually about his journey to become the pirate king. That’s a ridiculous task once you truly grasp the scale of the world.
Throughout his journey, he topples regimes, frees slaves, liberates nations, and fights in a war against a totalitarian world government. You can actually chart his journey on the map. It’s not just a pirate sailing for treasure.
It’s a shounen and therefore has power scaling, but what’s really special about one piece is that Oda planned the events of the third act from the beginning. Luffy’s true form was actually foreshadowed in the first 200-300 chapters. Nobody caught it back then.
Just for clarification, the seawater doesn’t take away your Devil Fruit power, it just takes away your strength and pretty much just makes you extremely weak.
The Grandline is surrounded by 2 massive bodies of water that are the breeding ground for sea kings (the giant sea beasts that shanks encountered) there is also no wind so the water is entirely stable so no ships can sail through it if they try you get stuck and eaten by sea kings of course that is only if you arent a powerhouse character
The manga gives you some cover stories and Buggy is one of them and I love this is so great One Piece will always be always my number One. Plus it makes me smile and cry and have emotions. Shanks did say you wouldn't drop Leg Lamb to Lucky Roux.
In the source material when Shanks saves luffy the boat was destroyed and shanks was treading water holding luffy in his arm facing down the seaking, so he couldnt of eaten a devil fruit. As for how he got there, he swam ._. idk how he got back tho. Blue tooth snail phone is new for the live action, usually they just have *baby* snail phones for portable communicators. That map is only roughly the East Blue so 1quadrant of the planet
What's funny is that what shanks power is may not be revealed till season 3 or late season 2 of the show
another display of it could be as far back as season 4, and what it is, by name anyways, season 5. and what it is, depending on season structure, could be the very end of season 6.
Love how this video is an hour, you guy discussion is awesome
Thanks for watching!
dont be afraid of 1000 episodes, in the end u will need more xD , ive see the show like 10 times and read the manga like other 4 and there is a reason for that , so dont worry about the episodes , juts enjoy
26:56 yeah you're missing the "calm belt" on each side of the grand line and is full of sea beasts like the one you saw but way bigger.
They have to enter through the red line to be able to reach the grand line. If you go straight down there is a sea called the calm belt that there is no air, therefore the ships do not move and beyond the calm belt is the great line. In the second season they reach the grand line passing through the red line
Thanks!
There is air, there's just no wind
20:18 The Live Action didn't explain it so i will. Sea water weakens a devil fruit user when they are knee deep into it. A user wont be affected if the sea water rained on them so DF user are fine when it rains or when they shower. Note that sea water doesn't cancel out their DF powers, it just makes them so weak that they dont even have the energy to use their powers.
Thanks for the explanation!
40 minutes + of discussion! Sweet!
there is an official answer to how far Luffy can stretch: According to the original creator, the limit is 72 gum-gums.
Hmmm. Interesting unit of measurement. 👍
The thing about devil fruit is that each one is unique; no two devil fruits are alike. Like there is only one gum gum fruit in the world, and Luffy ate it. Each devil fruit grants the user a unique ability. However, if you consume more than one devil fruit, you will die. As you stated, sea water weakens the user, and this includes standing water (such as lakes, seas, and oceans) but they can drink normal water. Devil fruits are extremely rare, with only one fruit per million people, making them a treasure which you can sell at a ridiculously high price. Finally, if a devil fruit user dies, the fruit is reborn somewhere in the world for another new user to consume it.
PS: Absolutely loving your reaction to the series.
Thanks for the info. Good stuff!
I'm new here and I'm loving your reactions
Welcome!
Within a month I’m already finished 300+ of episodes. I have school, all the work and everything. So no, it’s definitely not a commitment at all to me. I enjoyed it a lot. Of course there’re parts I just can’t take it and I have to skipped, but all of them are fillers which only has 92 out of 1000+ btw. I don’t think there’s any canon arc I don’t enjoy. Sure, there’s some scene or characters you have endure, but in order to get that emotional turn later on.
Inspirational! Yes, we can definitely watch the entire series and we may have already begun 😃
I actually suggest reading the manga instead of watching the anime. The pacing is better and you'll get through the story faster since a chapter is only like 14-17 pages long.
Also, you're thinking of One Piece Film Red. It's not Red from the Red Line, but Red from Shanks' nickname Red Hair Shanks.
Luffy is fine with killing people, he does not need to go dark
My favorite way I've heard someone say it is "Luffy doesn't kill people. That doesn't mean he won't."
Ahem, I did not like this comment section for one thing...guys..when content creators are having discussions, they are keeping questions on tab, waiting to be answered..not entirely from simple comments, but the story. Humph..
Really enjoyed the long analysis you guys did. That doesn't seem typical for reaction channels, from what I've seen.
Thanks! Yes, we're more like a discussion channel with a reaction attached.
Letting you know that those birds are called News Coo, so yes, they basically just deliver news all over the world.
While they generally don't, Oda says they can be negotiated with to deliver private letters.
Also, bc I'm not certain the series will touch on this, sophisticated mailing/communication systems are pretty much monopolized by the World Government.
So, while yes, there are other type of winged animals that can do private deliveries (and even small private/delivery agencies), there are limitations to them (like lack of access, specified ranges, types of packages, etc.)
For pirates, generally, there even less access to long distance communication, so most goodbyes with them most likely means it'll be a long time before they can communicate with each other again.
Love it!
Love the way you guys break down the content of the episode. If after all 8 episodes you feel like seeing more...The anime is a blast and adds more twists and turns to the story. It is a big time commitment but worth it.
Just don't make the mistake some other channels make and watch it in english while usually there's a debate between Dub and Sub for One Piece the Sub is better. the english translation misrepresents scenes and allout makes Luffy unlikable. Watching Episode 1 in English and Japanese will show of that difference quite clearly.
Thanks for the guidance. We appreciate it!
2 things: They always draw it like a cross, but the Grandline and Red Line are an X over the world, not a cross.
2nd: The Grandline is flanked on both sides by the Calm Belt, which is completely still ocean (no wind) full of monsters. You can cross it if you're desperate or dangerous, but for most people there is only one safe way in from each blue
Good to know. Thanks!
The grandlime is not the equator. One piece world is BIG, i dont wanna give any spoiler potential but imo, in the world with full of pirates, the only people who bother to make maps are only world's government (marines), and big named pirates.
They need a map for specific islands in the grandline
they are all double named names.
Ocean water only. All devil fruit users. It takes away your strength. Your powers as well, but also literal strength. As in cannot swim. They basically become useless. It's while submerged.
Much like the last video where you guys were saying about dragon ball z, some people just have powers. Devil fruit users are unique and specifically different. You won't learn about the sea creature thing for a while.
portable snail phone is new and completely unique to this series. It's only been snail phones for years.
Trivia: if u want to unravel what "one piece" is, based on live action only, there's some hints and easter eggs in this season.
Ex: what nami said to zoro after opening the safebox.
Hmmm 🤔
Netflix-luffy is smarter than anime-luffy
in an early question corner in the manga volumes (called SBS) the author (Oda) answered the question of how far Luffy could stretch with sth like "72 gum gum" (or "gomu gomu") )
as for the gum gum fruit, the name and class of it are different now, but it's still what it was, fundamentally. There is somewhat of a divide amongst fans because of it, 9 part pro, 1 part against, though I don't have numbers to back that up. My imprression is that most fans are appreciative of the narrative, thematic and in-verse-logic consistency of that "change" / revelation .... I tried to stay abstract. [the funny thing about that Frieza reference at ~36ish, I wrote this before and was just about to type a comparison with Goku, that wouldn't really apply, and then continued watching to immediatedly hear that XD XD]
also, as an addendum, I haven't watched the anime since about episode 800 or thereabout, but am current with the manga since january 2010 ... the thing about the volume of episodes, or manga chapters, if you do click/vibe with the story, there will come a point when you'll lament that it is not enough ... if you don't vibe with the anime, try the manga, if you don't vibe with that, waiting for further LAseasons is always an option ;)
E2
08:20 buggy knows shanks, chop chop df, Koby tells the truth to garp
11:00 Shanks to the rescue
12:20 sea king, Zoro-Luffy freed, Morgans captured
16:35 Strawhat passing moment
more please
In regards to the map, there's a few things worth noting. First is that it is a pretty minor on-the-way thing in the original material that the live action used as a more major plot point, so its importance is somewhat exaggerated from a navigating perspective. Which is not to say that it doesn't have its uses; just that the only truly relevant part ('how to reach the grand line') is relatively widespread knowledge among pirates whereas the actual map and Grand Line parts aren't that useful for pirates due to the unique nature of the world in question.
In terms of the live action, the primary value seems to be that it also lists Marine strongholds and deployments on the East Blue sea, showing pirates what areas to avoid or potentially take on if they want to fight the Marines. Both Buggy and Arlong consider themselves the biggest fish in the East Blue, after all.
In terms of actual worldbuilding plot, there are two important parts are make the Grand Line itself very special and unlike our world. First is that the magnetic field gets rather screwy, turning ordinary compasses useless for navigation. Second is that the band of ocean called the Grand Line (that is not quite an equator because the world itself is tilted) is flanked on both sides by areas of the sea referred to as the Calm Belt. The Calm Belt has two very unpractical problems about it that prevent ships from crossing it: first is that the sea is calm: the water is still and no wind blows there, causing ships to be stranded. Fine, so maybe people could paddle across... except for the fact that this strip of sea also serves as the breeding grounds for those gigantic sea monsters, and they get very territorial when they notice the ships. The Marines (or more accurately World Government) have the technology that makes their hulls not noticeable to these monsters, allowing them to cross the Calm Belt relatively unharmed, but the same doesn't apply for the rest of the world. Ergo, the map is useful for Marines who can cross into the Grand Line wherever they would like, but any other wannabe-Roger is stuck taking the singular path into the Grand Line that avoids these Calm Belts that would lead to their ships utter destruction.
if you plan to try the anime. I'd like to hear your theories
Eating a devil fruit will take away the user's ability to swim, all devil fruit user can't swim
I would love to see both of you reaact to the anime like 2 episodes a week or so after the live action. Ome Piece is essentially the Lord of The Rings for Japan.
Also for timeline purposes I will explain the concept of sagas. Every arc in One Piece is part of a larger saga. An arc is often one specific location like Syrup Village the next location and arc. Sagas are named for the arc that concludes a saga. The Manga and anime will both be in the final saga of the series very soon. So i would estimate we have 4 arcs or so before One Piece ends. I think that would make for around 24 arcs in total.
I see you have 6 eps out here on YT. The community is giving a little too much exposition here, which actually should come from the show eventually. But this is East Blue Saga, many things are left open, but comment section made you understand it a bit early..its all cool though.
Reaction spoiler😂:
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One Piece is kind of the friends you made along the way? But at the same time, not really. This first season is basically a tutorial that introduces the most basic of premises, but the author has far grander designs in terms of worldbuilding and storytelling than you can imagine. Think Lord of the Ring / Wheel of Time / Game of Thrones level of worldbuilding and complications. It is a modern epic unique to this generation.
One thing that the author vetoed the producers from doing is any sort of love relationship between the crewmembers. It is not what his story is about and he's not having them introduce it in the live action, either. This is a story about love for adventuring (colloquially referred to as the romance of the dawn, which is what the first chapters title refers to).
Luffy did mention in the first episode that about 10 crew members would do... maybe foreshadowing? Or maybe that is just a feint and he'll end up leading an armada capable of invading entire nations... But would Luffy even want to be that sort of pirate?
maybe there is another power(s) ;)
well sadly speaking i dont know who you wer talking to about one piece but they dont have a sweet taste of spoiler-avoiding and not leading people into wrong directions xD
One Piece Film Red is not about the Red Line. It is a story that stands relatively free, introducing an adopted daughter of Shanks who has her own dream of being a pop star, associated troubles and tribulations, and that Luffy (and his crew) meets up with for the very first time since he was a little kid. It is almost like a musical, and definitely worth watching.... AFTER catching up on a lot of the story so the presence of crewmates and other information that is common knowledge to people who have seen about a thousand episodes worth of story but still a very spoilery to you. That said, if you do, I'd sooner recommend watching One Piece Strong World, which is the first movie Oda had an active hand in, and perhaps One Piece Film Z (which I consider relatively mediocre because it panders too much to the fans, but it overflows with fresh lore of the canon kind so I can't ignore it)... but again, even those are movies that should only be watched once you are far enough into the story, which is resp. ep. 420ish and ep. 575ish. The other dozen movies are very hit or miss; many are cashcow trash but there are also a couple of gems I greatly adore among them.. but going into those recommendations could be an essay in its own right so I'll save you and go back to the map topic that I intended to talk about...
Please remember that that the Red Line is an entire band that goes around the world. So if one traversed over the entire encircling band called the Grand Line that is perpendicular to it, one would have to cross that Red Line twice to complete the journey to reach the starting point. With that in mind as well as the fact the map is shown quite often in the credits and once or twice in later episodes, it won't be much of a reveal to say that near the start of season two (probably second episode) will be when the crew runs into the Red Line for the first time.
After that, if comparing it to the anime episodes (very roughly, since I'm not interested in spoiling any details), it would take up to somewhere around the 550th episode before they come face-to-face with the next Red Line and the challenges of crossing it. And at present, the manga/anime are just shy of the 1100 milestone... so that ought to give you some freedom to speculate on whether they'll end up crossing it yet another time.
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Why do people feel like they have to watch all 1000 episodes? I just skipped all the early arcs and went straight into Water Seven and Enies Lobby when Oda hit prime as a storyteller.
Because that is what One Piece is? You don't skip the first two season of a show to get to the third one because that is where a part of the story you like is. A story is meant to be enjoyed. If you don't like the previous arcs, that is fine but I just find it wrong to skip huge arcs with big consequences and importance later on in the story. Also the arcs are just awesome in my personal opinion.
@@aComplexName If I don't like his best arcs when he was in his prime, im not going to like the early stuff with the shitty animations. Now that i love it, i can always go back and watch it backwards.
@@Chapa-pa-pa You say prime as if there is a point in One Piece where it peaked. I mean I see what you mean in that the anime of One Piece doesnt really hold a candle to the manga for the most part. Idk to me, you cant enjoy One Piece while skipping out on the adventure of the strawhats even if you go back, it wont be the same as if you read the story normally. But hey you do you and I cant dictate how you like to take in media, I just heavily disagree with the sentiment.
@@aComplexName yes you can. I went back and watched the Skypeia Arc. It was Awful Awful snooze fest with terrible pacing. If I watched from the beginning, there is no way i would have continued with one piece.
@@Chapa-pa-pa I personally very much enjoyed Skypiea. Its definitely in my top 10 if not top 5. I get that to some, it can be tedious though. I do understand the complaints of the arc based on a first time readers/watchers perspective(mainly watchers because it can definitely be worse in the anime as is most of the show) But I do think going back to it can give you a deeper appreciation of the arc. I'd say when you are caught up, do a reread of One Piece but at a different angle. You might not want to and that is okay too. My favorite arc of One Piece changes all the time. I've read One Piece 3 times and each time I get a new appreciation for different arcs. I'd say my favorite arc atm is WCI. If you aren't caught up, that is a spoiler so don't look that up.
Have seen more than 50 reaction channels for this show and this has to be the worst reaction channel lmao. Literally still image of their faces behind, not talking(fine they are concentrating I guess), but literally zero facial expression change.
That’s how we watch stuff. The reaction doesn’t matter much to us. We enjoyed the discussions afterwards more. To each their own. Thanks for watching.
@@BlakeandJeff yeah the last thing I want is for youtubers to change their style for someone else or give disingenuous reactions. 👍