Sanji's kick at Luffy is such an important aspect to his character despite the focus being on Luffy/Usopp. He is in fear of his "family" falling apart in front of his eyes.
@Pain Ville gaming It's also called character development. People are always so quick to say Sanji is a joke for his simping. But he is playing the true middle man to this situation. He understands and sympathizes with Usopp but also understands the logical side of the argument and safety for the crew with a new ship. He is shook at Luffy almost blurting out something he'd regret. This shows how much he loves the whole crew, not just the ladies.
SPOILER WHOLE CAKE ISLAND . . . . It also rhymes with the fact that his dad literally expelled him from the family, i believe the fact luffy said "if you think that than you can leave" was almost triggering to him.
It's so heartbreaking how Usopp is equating himself with Merry, and his fears of being useless and getting left behind are being materialized through Merry's fate. These are few of the most gut-wrenching episodes.
This conversation is one of the realest moments in this show, and perhaps anime. It's filled with Usopp's insecurities that have been building up for the entire series and now projected onto the Merry, and at the same time, it's one of Luffy's first moments making a hard decision as a captain. Up to this point, all he's done as a captain is pointing them to the next island, and letting others give out orders on a day-to-day basis (like Nami), so now that he's resolved himself, he has to stick by the decision and defend it no matter what. People say that One Piece is too long, but the slow burn of character development bears such amazing fruits sometimes
this scene is important because this is the first time that luffy actually has to be captain. he was captain just in name only, hence why ussop got so heated when he started acting like one. this is the first real judgement call luffy has had to make since he started out. and as you can see, it's not an easy one.
@@noonesbusiness8285 Never seen two people in the same place misspelling Usopp's name lol (I don't wanna be toxic or something and I'm sorry if i've offended you)
To me, one of the best things about One Piece, is that the Characters carry the Plot and not the other way around. Makes things like the progress of arcs and characters feel so real. Like, the characters have so much depth to them. I adore it and in my opinion it's done exceedingly well in this arc.
"Ships and human are different" - Damn!! There are two reasons that Usopp escalated this 1. He had an inkling that the above statement might be wrong. 2. He saw something of himself in Merry. He saw himself as as "weak" and vulnerable as Merry was. Him getting rolled over by some random goons just the point that he might be too weak to belong in this crew. If Luffy was willing to part with Merry when Merry was too weak to continue, maybe he would do the same to Usopp at some later stage. His insecurities play a role in this too. Also, in the beginning, Luffy was obviously trying to spare Usopp's feelings by hiding the truth behind his decision and making light of losing the 200 mil. By the way, the way this discussion >> argument >> battle >> parting of the ways is just masterful writing by Oda.
Actually ussop knew merry wont continue. He was stuoid and heart broken. But luffy was stupid as if merry is dissposable. Ussopp said "i wont let you leave merry in a place like this" hence he was right atleast make it decent for merry dont leave her at a ship wreck place. Also luffy went out of line that escalted everything. He was about to ask ussopp to leave until sanji kicked him. He made ussopp dissopasble like merry. To be ionest ussopp shouldnt be the one apologizing to luffy at the end it was luffy who should be apologizing to ussopp cause he literaly was gonna kicke ussopp out of the crew and yet when needed ussopp still helped them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Oda had this fight planned from when Usopp first joined the crew. There are so many factors that went into it that make it sad like the fact that Usopp and Luffy were so close before the fight, but it doesn’t feel forced or out of character for them to act the way they did. Not only does Usopp have a personal connection with the Merry, but it also ties into him feeling inadequate next to his stronger crew mates. Meanwhile, Luffy has to be a good captain and put the others’ safety first, but he’s still inexperienced and made mistakes while handling the situation. Even the other characters’ reactions made sense for who they were
Manga-wise, Usopp was the only one of the original 5 to not get his "The Xth Person" chapter (Zoro, Nami, Sanji got theirs). Oda definitely planned it.
Clicked as fast as I saw the thumbnail! OMG it's happening: The depression in One Piece starts now! Be ready to cry (again) when you watch these episodes!😭
This is probably the best piece of dialogue in any manga/anime ever. I can see this happening irl, just like that... It's real, all escalating so fast...
3:13 I love the look on Luffy’s face. He’s being as serious as he can,his smile talk is all a facade😢. And how they fight brings such an uneasiness to the environment,you don’t see it like crewmates fighting but rather family fighting amongst them and it’s heartbreaking. Usopp saying why are you acting all-captain like all of a sudden is just how he perceives Luffy, not a captain but a friend just because it’s Luffy’s nature to be simple and friendly. Only Zoro knows that Luffy indeed is captain first, friend later
Yeah this was hard to watch but honestly out of all the crew Usopp was the one most likely to wind up in this situation. He's not a big fighter like the monster Trio and doesn't have an important non combat role like Chopper or Nami so feeling "We have our ship thanks to me thats how I contribute" is totally understandable, so losing Merry is kind of like losing his purpose with the crew, and yes I know they all do love Merry.
Usopp states "look at you, finally acting captain like?" Very disrespectful and basically shows us that usopp was viewing him and luffys relationship as just friends, when in reality they all NEED to have respect for Luffy as the captain in order to survive.
To be fair, virtually everyone didn't view Luffy as a captain until this arc except maybe Zoro, and even he wavered sometimes like during Whiskey Peak. It's why this arc is so necessary, because Luffy never had to be a proper captain. They were just a bunch of friends goofing off.
I am so new to watching you experience One piece but watching you see this episode was like watching myself ....this show is funny and has its fighter moments...but this is probably the biggest scene for One piece history...this one hits deep...and watching your face change as its happening made me cry with you bro.
Luffy is deeper than he seems on the surface. it might not make sense at first glance, but he understands how Usopp feels and knows how much he cares about the Merry. He also knows that the Merry is doomed, but nothing he says to usopp will change his mind. he's not leaving Usopp behind, Usopp is leaving himself behind and Luffy respects his decision. He's being responsible, knowing that the shipwright understands this better than he does. None of them, Luffy included, wants this to happen, but they understand that it's unavoidable and are trying to get through it as best they can.
This and the next episode are always so hard for me to watch. Doesn't matter how many times I've seen it, it still this breaks me. Luffy is being a captain right now. It doesn't necessarily look like it, but he is being a captain. He is actually doing what needs to be done.
I havent watched one piece in a while but this scene came up the game and i was like damn i gotta check ur reaction to it out because MAN it really hits hard when two best friends are in such a bad argument that it threatens the friendship they are my faves with sanji
I watched One Piece in my teenage years until Skypia but then lost interest. Some years later I stumbled upon the manga again and as I opened one of the volume it was exactly this moment: Usopp declaring that he will fight Luffy over Merry. And I read some pages and was like "What the fuck happened?" Best scene to get drawn into OP again. Made me catch up to the whole stuff until the time skip before losing interest again. We´ll see if I manage the rest together with you, Jack.
The flashbacks got me. Luffy and Ussop were allways being seen as the best of friends, they have the same sense of humor and such... and Carue was there! also poor Chopper is canonically like 12 years old, the poor kid. Ussop was very upset but Im sure he didnt mean it when he said they were not friends anymore
These episodes hurt so much. Luffy is not exactly a tactful person, so him just straight up telling Usopp wasn't something he was capable of until he was pushed. Also, you're never supposed to question the captain's decision.
Usopp is also scared because he knows he isn’t strong and thinks eventually they’ll just leave usopp like they are planning on leaving merry. He thinks if he becomes like merry and basically useless then they would discard him. Which of course not the case. SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS Don’t worry usopp finds a way this arc to fully prove his worth to the crew(more importantly the reader/watchers) and solidify his position as the sniper
People shit on Usopp but really Luffy shouldn't have said it like they're just giving up Merry with a smile on his face. Thank you Jack for pointing it out! Cant side with Usopp here tho. He's completely out of his mind in this instance
Idk man, Luffy told Usopp in the heat of the moment to get off the ship if he didn’t like his orders. I blame Usopp for taking that seriously but I blame Luffy for saying it. It’s just a messy situation
@@katara1610 Agreed, not siding with Usopp here either. It’s too complicated of a situation to take sides, which is always bewildering when people inevitably do
@@13Yeared Personally, I take Luffy's side, cause he was being rational, but I can understand Usopp, since he was already vulnerable from everything that happened and many things were going through his head and that was like the last drop..
Wait, I’m rewatching the episode now and the scene where Nami begs Luffy to stop Usopp from leaving, the shot after where the entire crew are standing on opposite sides of the room; Sanji, Nami and Chopper on one and then you have Luffy and Zoro on the other clearly states their difference in the way they view this whole situation. Zoro being the man he is, realizes that Usopp cannot be reasoned with and how loyal he (Zoro) is, he won’t argue with any decision that Luffy makes so he’s standing by his side. While the other three are desperate to keep Usopp from leaving and it’s understandable why. But Luffy was right; You don’t like a decision i make you can just leave. Usopp chose Luffy as his captain and must trust him in the decisions Luffy makes for the crew.
It all started because of bad communication and a lack of empathy which Luffy of course would struggle with as he really isn't the type of person to do thing delicately. First he tries to hide the reason why he is replacing the merry which feeds into usopps insecurity and attatchment and screams for luffy to tell the real reason. They get heated, usopp starts denying and getting angry at the shipwrights and calling them liars. Of course Luffy says something he will come to regret. Sanji kicked him too late. Usopp was basically told to get the fuck out. I feel Usopp is the one in the wrong though. Despite that last part, Luffy explained everything. Why he was doing this. The ship was unfixable and he was going to get a new one. Saying that this was a hard choice and Usopp was just being plain unreasonable. Still it sucks to see them this way It's so sad and so realistic. People in real life often get mad before they think. Mad and sad that they can't really rationalize properly. This scene hits way too hard.
After this chapter/episode luffy goes for fea chapter without smiling, Which is the longest in series that luffy has ever gone without smiling. That tells a lot.
while usopp has issues and luffy is doing his best in hiding his sadness with his merriment, i do still think that if luffy should have started first with merry no longer able to be repaired then followed up with the conclusion. if usopp did not believe that and became emotional, i do think that it is all on him (seeing though usopp still did not comprehend it after a few minutes of the heated argument... he was dragging the issue and becoming emotional- though understandable, still illogical for him. ) but since this did not happen then... therefore, i think this is a misunderstanding between the two tbh. personally, if i was there and was a part of the crew, id step in and explain both sides... (even though id be like robin mostly normally, being the listener.
I think Luffy knew that no matter how he worded, phrased it it would still hurt Usopp. And he didn’t want to cause him any further pain on top of already feeling like a failure. I just don’t think he expected it to escalate to such a degree. I think he believed their friendship was stronger than that. That Usopp would understand and that it would be best for everyone.
I'll be honest these are the only one piece episodes I don't look forward to in this arc, they're just so heart-wrenchingly sad but in a way that makes you feel kind of gross.
I did see Usopp's side in this argument even though I was on Luffy's side but doing that to Chopper is going too far, that's when I lost all respect for him
Ussopp was still hurting. Techinically luffy kicked him out of the crew. Hence sanji kicked luffy. And to be honest i just think he just want a decent burial for mery. Not just leave her there alone. He was hard on chopper cause he doesnt want chopper to take sides he still care for them he just felt really lost
Sanji's kick at Luffy is such an important aspect to his character despite the focus being on Luffy/Usopp. He is in fear of his "family" falling apart in front of his eyes.
That is what you call foreshadowing
@Pain Ville gaming It's also called character development. People are always so quick to say Sanji is a joke for his simping. But he is playing the true middle man to this situation. He understands and sympathizes with Usopp but also understands the logical side of the argument and safety for the crew with a new ship.
He is shook at Luffy almost blurting out something he'd regret. This shows how much he loves the whole crew, not just the ladies.
SPOILER WHOLE CAKE ISLAND
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It also rhymes with the fact that his dad literally expelled him from the family, i believe the fact luffy said "if you think that than you can leave" was almost triggering to him.
@NoName Hero SPOILER that comment please, or at least leave a ton of spaces.
@@devilkicksanji2 did it, thank you for the reminder
It's so heartbreaking how Usopp is equating himself with Merry, and his fears of being useless and getting left behind are being materialized through Merry's fate. These are few of the most gut-wrenching episodes.
If he had trained and tried to improve himself instead of running around lying his whole pathetic live, This won't have happen...
@@rbungba223 You do not get his character at all. Or what One Piece is even about, really.
@@KaregoAt Lol character....
@@rbungba223 Bro what the hell is he supposed to do? His weapon is a slingshot. What is he supposed to train? When was he supposed to train?
your just retarded bro this is not dragon ball where everyone is super human shut the fuck up@@rbungba223
This conversation is one of the realest moments in this show, and perhaps anime. It's filled with Usopp's insecurities that have been building up for the entire series and now projected onto the Merry, and at the same time, it's one of Luffy's first moments making a hard decision as a captain. Up to this point, all he's done as a captain is pointing them to the next island, and letting others give out orders on a day-to-day basis (like Nami), so now that he's resolved himself, he has to stick by the decision and defend it no matter what. People say that One Piece is too long, but the slow burn of character development bears such amazing fruits sometimes
Perfectly said.
this scene is important because this is the first time that luffy actually has to be captain. he was captain just in name only, hence why ussop got so heated when he started acting like one. this is the first real judgement call luffy has had to make since he started out. and as you can see, it's not an easy one.
Usopp always obeyed to luffys orders before
Luffy vs Ussop one of the legendary fights in One piece
Definitely an underrated fight. Ussop goes all out
@@noonesbusiness8285 Never seen two people in the same place misspelling Usopp's name lol (I don't wanna be toxic or something and I'm sorry if i've offended you)
@@TheLiveActionBrook Never seen somebody misspell Sorry (I don't wanna be toxic or something and I'm sorry if I've ofended you)
@@kamixakadio2441 Never seen somebody misspell offended (I don't wanna be toxic or something I'm sorry if I've offended you)
@@doug2555 I’ve never laugh taled at a strng of typos in my life.
As much as it hurts, this crisis is part of what makes this such a legendary arc.
I'm not ready I'm not ready I'm not ready to see it all again 😭
To me, one of the best things about One Piece, is that the Characters carry the Plot and not the other way around.
Makes things like the progress of arcs and characters feel so real. Like, the characters have so much depth to them.
I adore it and in my opinion it's done exceedingly well in this arc.
Right?! Like the characters decisions change the plot, not the plot making characters do things
"Ships and human are different" - Damn!!
There are two reasons that Usopp escalated this
1. He had an inkling that the above statement might be wrong.
2. He saw something of himself in Merry. He saw himself as as "weak" and vulnerable as Merry was. Him getting rolled over by some random goons just the point that he might be too weak to belong in this crew. If Luffy was willing to part with Merry when Merry was too weak to continue, maybe he would do the same to Usopp at some later stage. His insecurities play a role in this too.
Also, in the beginning, Luffy was obviously trying to spare Usopp's feelings by hiding the truth behind his decision and making light of losing the 200 mil.
By the way, the way this discussion >> argument >> battle >> parting of the ways is just masterful writing by Oda.
The argument scene is in my opinion the best thing in One Piece
Actually ussop knew merry wont continue. He was stuoid and heart broken. But luffy was stupid as if merry is dissposable. Ussopp said "i wont let you leave merry in a place like this" hence he was right atleast make it decent for merry dont leave her at a ship wreck place. Also luffy went out of line that escalted everything. He was about to ask ussopp to leave until sanji kicked him. He made ussopp dissopasble like merry. To be ionest ussopp shouldnt be the one apologizing to luffy at the end it was luffy who should be apologizing to ussopp cause he literaly was gonna kicke ussopp out of the crew and yet when needed ussopp still helped them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Oda had this fight planned from when Usopp first joined the crew. There are so many factors that went into it that make it sad like the fact that Usopp and Luffy were so close before the fight, but it doesn’t feel forced or out of character for them to act the way they did. Not only does Usopp have a personal connection with the Merry, but it also ties into him feeling inadequate next to his stronger crew mates. Meanwhile, Luffy has to be a good captain and put the others’ safety first, but he’s still inexperienced and made mistakes while handling the situation. Even the other characters’ reactions made sense for who they were
Manga-wise, Usopp was the only one of the original 5 to not get his "The Xth Person" chapter (Zoro, Nami, Sanji got theirs). Oda definitely planned it.
Clicked as fast as I saw the thumbnail! OMG it's happening: The depression in One Piece starts now! Be ready to cry (again) when you watch these episodes!😭
and again and again and again
The last smile we’ll see on Luffy’s face for the longest time 😢
Scenes where Sanji kicks Luffy hit different
oh my god why would u say that. that hurts
sanji, chopper and nami so sad about this because they already felt what its like to “left” family..now the team is their family 😔
I felt the goosebumps all over again. Its hard every time. But the strong emotions are why this arc is so great
This is probably the best piece of dialogue in any manga/anime ever. I can see this happening irl, just like that... It's real, all escalating so fast...
3:13 I love the look on Luffy’s face. He’s being as serious as he can,his smile talk is all a facade😢. And how they fight brings such an uneasiness to the environment,you don’t see it like crewmates fighting but rather family fighting amongst them and it’s heartbreaking. Usopp saying why are you acting all-captain like all of a sudden is just how he perceives Luffy, not a captain but a friend just because it’s Luffy’s nature to be simple and friendly. Only Zoro knows that Luffy indeed is captain first, friend later
This one of the most well written moments in one piece
(Remeber that luffy was unclear why he choose to abbandon the marry)
Wdym?
Jack: what do you mean it can't be fixed?
Jack (2 episodes later): ussop bro they are pro .
Yeah this was hard to watch but honestly out of all the crew Usopp was the one most likely to wind up in this situation. He's not a big fighter like the monster Trio and doesn't have an important non combat role like Chopper or Nami so feeling "We have our ship thanks to me thats how I contribute" is totally understandable, so losing Merry is kind of like losing his purpose with the crew, and yes I know they all do love Merry.
yep, this is the episode everybody was waiting for. This is where one piece changes forever.
Usopp states "look at you, finally acting captain like?"
Very disrespectful and basically shows us that usopp was viewing him and luffys relationship as just friends, when in reality they all NEED to have respect for Luffy as the captain in order to survive.
To be fair, virtually everyone didn't view Luffy as a captain until this arc except maybe Zoro, and even he wavered sometimes like during Whiskey Peak. It's why this arc is so necessary, because Luffy never had to be a proper captain. They were just a bunch of friends goofing off.
Really loving your reactions jack keep it up
Man i almost forgot about this episode i almost cried when ussopp left he was a good character he was funny
I am so new to watching you experience One piece but watching you see this episode was like watching myself ....this show is funny and has its fighter moments...but this is probably the biggest scene for One piece history...this one hits deep...and watching your face change as its happening made me cry with you bro.
Luffy is deeper than he seems on the surface. it might not make sense at first glance, but he understands how Usopp feels and knows how much he cares about the Merry. He also knows that the Merry is doomed, but nothing he says to usopp will change his mind. he's not leaving Usopp behind, Usopp is leaving himself behind and Luffy respects his decision. He's being responsible, knowing that the shipwright understands this better than he does. None of them, Luffy included, wants this to happen, but they understand that it's unavoidable and are trying to get through it as best they can.
I'M LITERALLY WAITING 12 AM IN THE MIDNIGHT HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES JUST TO WATCH JACK'S REACTION.
That scene was the thing that almost made me cry when I was in water 7, didn't cry but did cry after a couple of episodes later due to a backstory.
This and the next episode are always so hard for me to watch. Doesn't matter how many times I've seen it, it still this breaks me.
Luffy is being a captain right now. It doesn't necessarily look like it, but he is being a captain. He is actually doing what needs to be done.
I havent watched one piece in a while but this scene came up the game and i was like damn i gotta check ur reaction to it out because MAN it really hits hard when two best friends are in such a bad argument that it threatens the friendship they are my faves with sanji
The fact that you recorded with the intention to post 235 and 236 together but decided to post separately, oh boy. The next one will hit haaaard.
I already have my tissue box and comfort pillow with me, waiting for ep 236.
I watched One Piece in my teenage years until Skypia but then lost interest. Some years later I stumbled upon the manga again and as I opened one of the volume it was exactly this moment: Usopp declaring that he will fight Luffy over Merry. And I read some pages and was like "What the fuck happened?"
Best scene to get drawn into OP again. Made me catch up to the whole stuff until the time skip before losing interest again. We´ll see if I manage the rest together with you, Jack.
Wait until you know about Sanji vs Luffy
The flashbacks got me. Luffy and Ussop were allways being seen as the best of friends, they have the same sense of humor and such... and Carue was there!
also poor Chopper is canonically like 12 years old, the poor kid. Ussop was very upset but Im sure he didnt mean it when he said they were not friends anymore
Luffy is trying to tell Usopp the bad news gently, but it's accomplishing the complete opposite.
Now we are really in the cry area of one piece…….you ready folks
Cry? Y'all really cryed
everything in this situation is important for later
Back in naruto shippuden he barely got teary eyes now he is about to cry every ep
Not me watching this episode doing my elliptical cooldown at the gym and about to burst into tears 😅
I started watching OP in Eng dub when I reached at this point of EP my heart was completely broken and next ep I couldn't take it easily.
When I first watched this episode for the first time I felt like I was there and I was like just chill guys no need for things to go so far
these couple episodes are just hard to watch, even if you've seen them multiple times
it just feels like that one pill thats hard to swallow
The fact we can see this happen in the live action is crazy to think about.
These episodes hurt so much. Luffy is not exactly a tactful person, so him just straight up telling Usopp wasn't something he was capable of until he was pushed. Also, you're never supposed to question the captain's decision.
Also let's appreciate this is one of the few times Nami let's her mask fall all the way off
5:19 - GET "SHIP"-WRECKED, LUFFY!!! 🏴☠️😄😆🤣
Usopp is also scared because he knows he isn’t strong and thinks eventually they’ll just leave usopp like they are planning on leaving merry. He thinks if he becomes like merry and basically useless then they would discard him. Which of course not the case. SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS Don’t worry usopp finds a way this arc to fully prove his worth to the crew(more importantly the reader/watchers) and solidify his position as the sniper
this arc is so brutal
I hope whoever fixed the Merry on Skypiea comes to fix the Franky House.
I pulled up at jack in the box drive through and had to explain why I was crying
aaaand it's non stop tears from here :')
This arc is just too hurtful
This was the episode that nearly got me invest into the series until I fell out again when the arc ended
I told you, have tissues on hand for this entire saga
I wonder if jack would understand Ussop in this situation unlike many people who began hating on ussop for a stupid (invalid reason)
people hate characters for being human. Look at sanji, people hate him too in enies lobby for not attacking kalifa
oh no not these 2 episode well looks like I'm gonna cry
One peice stabs your feels the hardest when the family dynamic is disrupted. and right now, it is in shambles.
This episode.
This fucking episode.
Great reaction! This episode was hard!
Let’s go been waiting for these two episode
Just after thinking nothing more can break you, Oda proves you wrong
Recently i've been watching this arc in the Latinamerican dub but..... man this hurts in every f**kng language
People shit on Usopp but really Luffy shouldn't have said it like they're just giving up Merry with a smile on his face. Thank you Jack for pointing it out!
Cant side with Usopp here tho. He's completely out of his mind in this instance
Usopp is wrong, but I fully understand why he feels the way he does. It’s a sad situation since no one is really at fault here.
Idk man, Luffy told Usopp in the heat of the moment to get off the ship if he didn’t like his orders. I blame Usopp for taking that seriously but I blame Luffy for saying it. It’s just a messy situation
@@13Yeared Both Luffy and Usopp were irritated at that moment, that's why things escalated from both sides fast..
@@katara1610 Agreed, not siding with Usopp here either. It’s too complicated of a situation to take sides, which is always bewildering when people inevitably do
@@13Yeared Personally, I take Luffy's side, cause he was being rational, but I can understand Usopp, since he was already vulnerable from everything that happened and many things were going through his head and that was like the last drop..
Jack is simply not ready emotionally for this arc
He really underestimated *GO D. USOPP.*
Leaving Merry really reflects on Ussop's fear of being too weak and getting abandoned.
Wait, I’m rewatching the episode now and the scene where Nami begs Luffy to stop Usopp from leaving, the shot after where the entire crew are standing on opposite sides of the room; Sanji, Nami and Chopper on one and then you have Luffy and Zoro on the other clearly states their difference in the way they view this whole situation. Zoro being the man he is, realizes that Usopp cannot be reasoned with and how loyal he (Zoro) is, he won’t argue with any decision that Luffy makes so he’s standing by his side. While the other three are desperate to keep Usopp from leaving and it’s understandable why. But Luffy was right; You don’t like a decision i make you can just leave. Usopp chose Luffy as his captain and must trust him in the decisions Luffy makes for the crew.
the sanji foreshadow in this epsiode confirms that oda is the goat
i forgot, that that happens so early...
It all started because of bad communication and a lack of empathy which Luffy of course would struggle with as he really isn't the type of person to do thing delicately. First he tries to hide the reason why he is replacing the merry which feeds into usopps insecurity and attatchment and screams for luffy to tell the real reason. They get heated, usopp starts denying and getting angry at the shipwrights and calling them liars. Of course Luffy says something he will come to regret. Sanji kicked him too late. Usopp was basically told to get the fuck out. I feel Usopp is the one in the wrong though. Despite that last part, Luffy explained everything. Why he was doing this. The ship was unfixable and he was going to get a new one. Saying that this was a hard choice and Usopp was just being plain unreasonable. Still it sucks to see them this way
It's so sad and so realistic. People in real life often get mad before they think. Mad and sad that they can't really rationalize properly. This scene hits way too hard.
I just rewatched water 7 so I could be prepared
I felt just as sad as Jack now when I first watched this episode. Usopp should know he will lose the match.
Well, I guess I'll wake up with swollen eyes again😭
After this chapter/episode luffy goes for fea chapter without smiling,
Which is the longest in series that luffy has ever gone without smiling.
That tells a lot.
Oooffff it's abou time guysss!!
6:50 who let the onions in here am I right?
Sorry Jack I don't think I'll be watching the next episode with you but I'll drop a like. Too much pain.
Did you say "Ay mi Dios" ? hahahahah 8:23
Yeah, this episode is still hard to watch . 😭😭
So much one piece. This is the best.
LETS GOOOOO
Luffy's people skills leave much to be desired. Unfortunately, I don't think the outcome would've been different even if he had been tactful.
The worst part is that luffy doesn’t even smile for the next few chapters
Here it comes...
here we go...
what is the price of a mile over and over and over again, compared to one trip.
Man keep the anime video on the upper right corner 😆
Love your videos but the solo videos are wierd I always see the 2nd one first and sometimes miss one
Sorry ti be that guy jack but Reindeer dont have paws, they have Hoofs or are you calling him a racoonDog?
Depressing Tip: Watch Luffy's expression throughout the rest of this arc... it'll hurt when you realize.
while usopp has issues and luffy is doing his best in hiding his sadness with his merriment, i do still think that if luffy should have started first with merry no longer able to be repaired then followed up with the conclusion.
if usopp did not believe that and became emotional, i do think that it is all on him (seeing though usopp still did not comprehend it after a few minutes of the heated argument... he was dragging the issue and becoming emotional- though understandable, still illogical for him. )
but since this did not happen then... therefore, i think this is a misunderstanding between the two tbh.
personally, if i was there and was a part of the crew, id step in and explain both sides... (even though id be like robin mostly normally, being the listener.
I think Luffy knew that no matter how he worded, phrased it it would still hurt Usopp. And he didn’t want to cause him any further pain on top of already feeling like a failure. I just don’t think he expected it to escalate to such a degree. I think he believed their friendship was stronger than that. That Usopp would understand and that it would be best for everyone.
One Piece hype
Fun fact after this episode luffy does not smile for about the next 30 episodes
Depression Piece is back, lets gooo
It got too serious
One piece is peak
Nakama doesn't equal friends it's so annoying.
It literally means "colleague, compatriot, friend or comrade" in Japanese
@@13Yeared i said nakama does not EQUAL .
I'll be honest these are the only one piece episodes I don't look forward to in this arc, they're just so heart-wrenchingly sad but in a way that makes you feel kind of gross.
Let's gooooooo
I did see Usopp's side in this argument even though I was on Luffy's side but doing that to Chopper is going too far, that's when I lost all respect for him
Ussopp was still hurting. Techinically luffy kicked him out of the crew. Hence sanji kicked luffy. And to be honest i just think he just want a decent burial for mery. Not just leave her there alone. He was hard on chopper cause he doesnt want chopper to take sides he still care for them he just felt really lost
Feel like I’m super early