@@TheHeroRobertELee That's literally penetration so of course there would be scars that go through to the back too, but we are talking about slashes here.
I think getting 3 dislikes on a 25 min video after 4 minutes is really an achievement I never wanted to make lol 🦊 Also: This top 5 isn't too serious if that wasn't clear lol
@@Ohara-the-Fox Yes i think it's the humorous aspect in the first 2-3 minutes. Might avert some people who like your more calm side of approaching a topic. i giggled, but i can see the reason for the dislikes, though it's not my opinion. If you have fun adding humor, go for it.
I work in an ER at a hospital, and a lady came in the other day with a kid named brolly and after she left I told a co-worker that she must be a dragon ball fan as an off hand joke but she heard me say that and then confirmed that ahe had named her kid after the saiyan
Two Luffy scenes that I think a underrated and not discussed enough happen both in the Drum Island Arc: 1. Luffy climbing the mountain while carrying Nami and Sanji showing the determination to save those he cares about and put them before himself. 2. The second is his speech to Wapol about breaking Hiruluk's flag in front of Chopper and how that is not an act you carry out unseriously.
well drum island is the first time luffy act as a captain of strawhat, vivi inspires him that fighting is not the only solution then later on if he knows its not worth to fight then he doesnt care at all.
@Keishawn Watson yeah when we look at the members of the worst generation the majority of them are revealed to be from the north blue and almost no one important is from their even ace was born in the north blue not the East which shows that and also while roger was born in the east blue he was born next to the grand line
@@jjjjj2495 Ace was born in North but he's raised in East Blue most of his lives, it's fair to say he's from East Blue. It doesn't matter the land you're born in, what matters is what makes you think it's a "Home." Ace pretty much think of Dawn Island as "Home" once he established his brotherhood. I think it all comes back to the individual. East Blue is relatively peaceful, peaceful time creates weak men. Hence, the reason they're so weak.
@@Itsyagirlbri_15 , considering, Luffy isn’t even trying to hide his war crimes even more it’s impossible for the World Government to cover up all of Luffy’s adventures at this point in time, and soon the entire world will really know what the Will of D truly means.
Do you know what seal the deal for me , is when arlong takes the bandages off of Zorro, and the disbelief in his face ,that he was still alive, I became , a Zorro fan boy .
after this we also never see him laugh whole-heartedly ever again like he did a few times before that fight, for 900+ chapters.and the best we got since then was a few smirks and small mocking laughter at Pica's voice.
I know right, the shark went from cocky bastard to a scared bastard, he felt superior through anything he had seen or experienced before, mocking everyone who dared to say/prove otherwise, but whenever he saw the scar left behind on Zoro's body, that's where he knew that if he left Zoro alive, he'd die if he were to face him at full strength at a later point, showing that even though Arlong was a strong character at the point of his introduction, that he was weak, insecure and an easily scared character in the entire One Piece world, it shows what a monster Zoro truly is, and that he is my favorite character for a reason, oh and I forgot the smug smile of Zoro when his scar was revealed, showing how much Zoro actually overpowered Arlong at that moment, it was glorious
@@mrthorian8096 After reading that I feel like Zoro was equal or stronger thsn Luffy majority of the series. Alot of people luffy had trouble with Zoro could win against with minimal to little Shonen plot armor.
@@blacgoat8916 agreed, Zoro is basically a monster whenever he draws his swords, Luffy overpowers zoro by the sheer fact that his Haki is on every level stronger than that of the rest of the crew, don't get me wrong Zoro's and Sanji's Haki are strong but not on par with Luffy, but still, Zoro is crazy strong, we haven't seen him put on his bandana as much after the timeskip, he put it on way more often, and people still wonder why Zoro is my favorite character, and well, his fighting style is quite amazing to behold
@@mrthorian8096 The Zoro breath of all things scene means so much more now. Literally using haki before he got his first bounty! In my opinion Luffy haki powers are too shonen, Zoro you can see his development from the beginning.
Zoro questions Nami, Robin, and Sanji's departures from the crew. He even tells Luffy being a leader is making tough decisions and he shouldn't waver when he defeats Usopp and they intend to let him leave in W7. But in spite of all of that, he still follows Luffy and remains steadfast to his will. A loyal one til the end.
What is even more impactful about the Zoro vs Mihawk scene is that it is the only time I recall in the story where present day Zoro cried. Zoro keeps with that badass samurai image 99% of the time. He didn't even shed a tear when Merry died.
Zoro is one of my favorite characters too because personally I love his undisputed values. There are Strawhats like Nami, Chopper, Robin, and Sanji who go through a lot of internal conflict wanting to protect many things and not being sure what they should prioritize. I'm not saying that they're any lesser because they go through tough times, but i've always found it really cool that Zoro knows what needs to be done in any situation. The man knows what he wants and he acts upon it. This is most prevalent I feel in his absolute loyalty for Luffy, but he's also shown to have clear boundaries. Like in that scene from the Water 7 arc where Zoro says Ussop can't be let back into the crew until he apologizes for disrespecting the captain. So he's basically saying, he won't follow a captain who can't even demand respect from his own. Again, Zoro is one of the, if not the most loyal Strawhat, but he has his set standards and keeps Luffy in check. I wouldn't mind seeing him go through a moral dilemma and overcoming it later in the story, but overall, his ride or die personality is just what really sold me into liking him so much (lmao, I just realized how much I'm rambling, I'll stop).
@El camino de la paz ❤️ one is a chef and other is a swordsman you cannot expect them to understand each others goals. its like a social worker saying building rockets is waste of time.
It's not a spoiler if it hasn't happened yet. If it EVER actually happens (i also think it will) it will be said at the end of this current arc and who knows when it will ends
Dude zoro and kenshin are why I started learning swordplay. Both were made and worked on by Oda, and I love it. Never lost with a sword, and zoro is my favorite one piece character
I don't know if this counts for any of your particular series, but I think it's a neat detail to discuss: The Sabaody Arc predicted the Wano Arc's, specifically the alliences and some of the fate of the Captain Supernovas. Luffy, Law and Kid stand together against an oppressive force before going their own way, but not holding any grudges against each other. Only respect. Urouge would initially be encountering the major antagonist (in Sabaody it's Kizaru when in Wano is Kaido), but he's injured by something else and has no further involvement. Bonney and Capone are doing their own thing. X Drake, Hawkins and Scratchmen all get defeated pretty easily and are left at the complete mercy of the oppressive force, even though initially they were attempting to fight back. By this time, Blackbeard had no involvement in the matter.
Urouge was involved in whole cake more so than Wano, as the one who took down one of the Sweet Generals (unless I'm forgetting something). But the comparisons are pretty striking.
The whole exchange between Mihawk, Luffy and Zoro, with Zoro declaring his loyalty, is ultimately the scene that took me from "trying One Piece out" onto the path of a lifelong fan, and Nami's scene only sealed the deal further
This Zoro scene sends chills down my spine in a positive way. I'm so excited that the next review would be my favorite scene in all of one piece... Luffy's hat endorsement to Nami. Thanks and keep it up.
I don't know, but really, the part that made me so hyped to binge this show was that part that usopp said although he was scared, he was still going to stay and fight the pirates, and make sure his lie stays a lie. I'd never known anything about the show by then, and so, that was a gunshot to my chest. It actually got me tearing up real hard. I think that bravery was awarded by all his lies coming true. Binged the whole 1008 episodes in 2.5 months.
Man I love Zoro. While I personally think that he’s tied with Luffy for best straw hat, there is no doubt that he’s an incredible character. I think this scene is the turning point for Zoro. We first hear it in Alabasta, but *this* is where Zoro’s loyalty is cemented. Which I mean- his loyalty is probably my favorite aspect of his character. I think that, much in the same way as Ace (well not anymore) and Sabo, Zoro is someone that Luffy can trust fully with the safety of friends. Zoro’s promise not to lose is something that I think Luffy holds onto pretty tightly. Sort of like how Ace’s promise not to die is the only thing that made Luffy stop crying after Sabo ‘died’. After WCI I think that Sanji will absolutely be this as well, but he had his blood family holding him back before. I’m probably rambling, but I just personally believe that Luffy’s trauma and fear is largely overlooked. Luffy’s biggest fear is being alone. It’s the reason he chased after Ace, it’s the reason he needs Ace to promise not to leave him in order for him to move on. You can even see it when he meets Sabo again, when he breaks down and blames himself for losing Ace. Sabo, Ace (RIP), and maybe Shanks are the only people he would ever admit that to.
My favorite moment is when the crew read the newspaper and know about the war, Luffy and Ace. I dont cry for Ace, I like Ace more for kid and his end (die young but happy), but I and don't just know, hear and what some of Luffy or the crew... I live the crew being born, their friendship, their journey, adventures, laughts and cries and I became a part of them. And Luffy of course, the captain and the one who make all, who battle in first line, who inspires all... That is why I can feel when they read about the war, when Luffy needs help to rescue his brother... who die in front of him. The crew (or not all) doesn't have a big bound to Ace, but they KNOW the pain of lose someone and they was loosing the time while his loved captain was alone, when he needs help... and now was suffering in body, mind, heart and moral... and their useless crew can't just GO and give him a shoulder to cry. They failed to Luffy. I don't say I blame them, I don't, but I know they would feel blame. Even if they don't have it, I can feel and understand why for all the story I watch and LIVE with them. And the desperate energy to find a way to go out of that stupid island and find their captain. And something more I have to say, that makes greates all from Amazon Lily to Marinerfod and when Luffy wakes up. All of that was an expression of how Luffy can make much goals, but he can't do anything. From Amazon Lily he says that Franky could construct a ship (and he makes a bad balsa), with Nami and the crew they could think in a plan to go in Impel Down and rescue Ace in a 100%, and Luffy needs an emotional support or something at the end of the war, a help that Jinbe could give him for lucky. And understand than he can't do all, the people die and he needs to remember and value what he still have: his crew. All of this only makes Luffy and the crew even greater, because they are imperfect and always need help, they can make big things but only together and thats why they could get this far.
Mihawks' early inclusion is also great for establishing a power ceiling. When later on Zoro is able to cut huge things or other fighters are able to do similiar ridiculous things, it doesn't come out of nowhere. The danger of power escalation is minimized.
O'hara. I'm only a few minutes in the video, but one of my favorite One Piece moments is when Mr.3 is waxing him and Nami and he just "strikes a pose". I LOVE THAT. I"m rewatching the series with my GF and current to 996. It's just such a subtle and low key powerful display of his character.
This guys just made another whole one piece level analysis episode about describing just a moment from a one piece episode in such a depth no one would have thought.... If Oda is the Mihawk of creating story, then you are no less than Zorro...OHara(love your work, don't ever stop)
The moment Zoro declared he would never lose and asked Luffy if there was any problems with that referring to Luffy as Pirate King was the moment Zoro truly recognised that both he and Luffy had a long way to go. From the very start I think Zoro has thought as Luffy as the Pirate King and vice versa Luffy see's Zoro as the best swordsman in the world. The any problems with that line I always interpretated as 'I'm not going to lose and neither are you okay?'
Thank you for covering this and the next scene as I’ll be awaiting next weeks. I can honestly say this and Nami begging for luffy to help her are my two favorite scenes in the entirety of one piece cementing them as my two favorite characters from that era. While we watched both of them grow I forever hate how Nami has changed as I will forever love her non fanservice design pre time skip and I miss everything about it and her character back then.
Moment suggestions for the series: Bink’s Sake He Lauged-Roger Jimbei’s arrival in Wano Ace’s death Whitebeard’s death Luffy vs Garp And so many others because OP and this analysis series rock
I've been wondering if fujitora "blinding himself" has any relevance to swordsmanship. I mean Oda does like to reference seldom known pirate themes, and there's one interesting piece of trivia about pirates that this could be a reference to. Contrary to popular belief, pirates used to wear eye patches NOT because of missing eyes (though the canon men often had to be wary of those kinds of injuries) -- they wore eyepatches to adjust that eye to be able to see in pitch-black darkness, so that once it was removed, they could see with clear vision below deck, or through the night during raids, or while watching from a crows' nest. There were many benefits to making sure one eye was always ready to see in the dark, and switching between which eye was covered was a clever way to maximize vision. I'm wondering if Zoro, Rayleigh, and Fujitora having their scarred eyes is supposed to be in reference to WILLFULLY closing one's eyes in order to achieve a greater sense of vision? It also begs the question, Why are Dracule Mihawk's eyes so uniquely designed? We do not know much about him, and we see no scars on his eyes, but why are unique eyes so common among these strong swordsmen? we see Vista and Whitebeard and Roger without these scars, but still with strong swordsmanship, (and White beard DOES at least have an eye color similar to Hawkeye's) but Rayleigh and Zoro, who are meant to be parallel firstmates to their respective pirate kings, aren't the only case of this. We also see that Shanks who received his scar from Blackbeard, Fujitora, and even Cracker, who is said to be an elite swordsman all happen to have scars on one or both of their eyes. It's an odd coincidence, to say the least, but perhaps eventually it will be revealed to heighten one's reliance and sensitivity to Sensory Haki, or somehow be helpful. What I'm trying to suggest is that perhaps wounds on the eye, for some reason or other, perhaps advance one's abilities in swordsmanship, and maybe the correlation isn't "the best swordsmen cut their eyes because it helps," but "people with cut eyes gain something that make them closer to the best swordsman". Perhaps Fujitora willfully closed both eyes out of desire to tap into more sensory powers, since his DF ability can't rely as much on sight as on sensory Haki anyway. What do you guys think?
I think he cut his eyes to blind himself of the World Government’s heinous actions. Though he battles for them I don’t doubt that such a righteous man is fine with seeing the evil he allows to roam free
@@kickflippro3 i have definitely noticed the parallels too, but he's obvi not a literal vampire, since he can stand in sunlight. including vampires in the story would also be super complicated and have a bunch of effects. but I'm curious if there is a significant reason for his yellow eyes, outside of just being a cool design to make him stand out and look intimidating
To me the scene where Zoro swings his sword and it harmlessly brushes past that palm frond then cuts through Mr. 1 is still one of the greatest Zoro moments all these 100s of episodes later.
Given the theme on the Dawn, is there a chance Mihawk plays a bigger role in the narrative outside of Zoro? With the name of his sword being Night, does he represent something bigger?
Right before you said that nami ,luffy thing I was just typing that I need the reason arlong park was entirely flattened,it was one of my favorite moments in all of one piece.
This is the first One Piece video I have ever watched. I just got into anime and manga 3 months ago and though I had known about one piece for some time, I always pegged it as just some comedic cartoony action anime. I never would have guessed it had such deep and multifaceted characterization and character development, good writing and world building. Anime really continues to surprise me.
Im a little surprised you didn't include Zoros "Nothing is wrong" moment. He took all the pain his captain had, endured it and survived. It shows how he's able to share his captains burdens, being there for when he is needed.
I'm rewatching one piece via one pace and when I saw this fight, the dialogue also made me think about haki, as willpower was so strongly emphasized, and mihawk spoke about knowing how strong a warrior is without crossing blades.
This scene is incredible, i always go back and watch it from time to time, Mihawks line "frog in the well... know how big the world is" gives me chills, this scene definitely made me fall in love with one piece as well.
There is the 3rd time Zoro cried, when he saw kokoro as mermaid lol. But, i've got one idea about next topic, how about Luffy Conq Haki moment in marineford, reason for that is everyone is in shock that Luffy had that ability and fear in their face makes it even move epic. But anyway Great Video as always ohara, thanks.
Videos are getting more funnier. Zoro is a highly underappreciated character in the series especially due to the biases in the fanbase and with the introduction of supernova. Since his dream is directly related to getting stronger many don't like how much stronger he needs to get.
The way Oda writes fights, fighting and the fighting spirit is something else. The amount of inspiration I can draw from One piece on my path as an aspiring fighter is ridiculous considering its animated fiction. But the way this guy is able to tell us time and time again that will can overcome skill/strength if the will is strong enough is uncanny
Zoro is the quintessential role model for what it means to be a man. sacrifice. Capable of leading and following, strong, doesn't back down, forges his own path. Saves the damsels, but holds them as accountable as anyone else. He's consistently himself no matter who's around. We rarely get any archetypes like Zoro in the west anymore.
Oh, I'm so excited for the next video. Because that's the moment where I felt like "This is where One Piece truly started". Especially during that walk.😎
Luffy is my favorite, he inspired me to be loyal and to fight for what I believe is right. No matter what everyone thinks, do what is right. I have followed this for a year now and has gone great for me. To think I wanted to skip one piece because it had 1000+ episodes, this anime luffy especially was really an inspiration.
The zoro and sanji fights were both remarkable in that, wven though they both lost to their opponent, they actually won moral victories. Both of their opponents had them dead to rights, but because of their character, they changed their outlook on them. Gin is actually my favorite character, and really looking forward to his return.
Hey, Ohara! A scene I’d like to bring up to your attention would be Sanji in Skypiea when he sabotages Enel’s ship and takes a full on blast from him while already being at the verge of death. This scene I feel like in some ways parallels Zoro’s “nothing happened.” P.S. I’m interested in discussing some One Piece related topics with you. What would be a good place to reach you?
Great video, but Oda had already planted seeds of Haki with Shanks very early. Ben Beckman plays off Shanks pretending not to know where Luffy is, after the bandits kidnap him and run off with a smoke bomb. Beckman shakes his head smiling laughing at Shanks over acting. Then Shanks uses Conquers Haki to scare off the sea king after saving Luffy. So it wasn’t thought out, but definitely considered.
I just want to appreciate all the effort to people who actually analyst each of the individual and as far as going back to the arc that was published almost 2 decades ago. I could'nt even be bother going back to the last book I purchased.
1:04 "And for the longest time, I didn't wanna reveal this." If I had to guess, probably for the fear of getting judged by it. And by extension, part of your audience getting cranky because it doesn't match their favorite. Because so far your videos were predominantly rather objective analyses, rather than personal opinions (like some other One Piece channels, especially those focused on individual chapter reviews). Since you decided to reveal not just your favorite but the top five of your favorites, I take it you have an optimistic outlook on your subscribers for not taking your opinions personally and looking at this as a sort of divisive battle of fanboy camps, lol.
Oh I loved that video that joy boy did about zoro. It was honestly the first video I ever watched on his channel and I subbed immediately after that. It was so good. Just like all your videos
I’m convinced the Mihawk went to the East Blue to find Luffy and to judge him himself. He says he was killing time when asked what he was doing when he attacked Don Creig’s fleet. So what was he waiting for? He was waiting for Luffy to make his way to the Grand Line. And when he meets Shanks later to show him the wanted poster with Luffy on it, he lets us know that Shanks has discussed Luffy with him in the past. Mihawk wanted to see what (or more importantly who) was so important that Shanks would sacrifice his arm for.
Exactly 20 years ago, when I started with One Piece on TV (in Germany it was aired the first time in 2003) I was 18 and was already caught up by a German Type of Shonen-Jump called "BanZai" where One Piece was introduced with "Romance Dawn" ... But I really got hyped up and felt in Love with One piece when I got to know the character Zorro more and more. Now I am 37 and watched the latest EP 2 days ago (Wano Kuni arc) where Zorro healed and attacked the all-stars with sanji together. :) I hope, that I can watch One Piece with my child one day :)
Sanji's focus on not wasting food and that whole starving story and then Zoro's promise all were some of the best scenes in OP (and my favorite I never forgot those scenes)
One piece really shines where other shonin lack the talk no jutsu but through action. Most shonen during a fight there is a moment where they stop to talk and there is where the character grows in one piece you see growth constantly through battles and the dialogue in the arca
The op moment that made me watch op is when i was scrolling through yt and saw a clip of luffy helping a winter bunny that caused the avalanche, it was so touching that i just had to watch the whole thing, i never regretted that.
the thing that make me love this scene is the fact that it's the first time anyone recognize that luffy will be the pirate king and coming from zorro is another point that he already recognize luffy as his captain.
i dont get the love for Yamato, we've seen her for like, a few chapters and shes "our" favorite character already. it just seems weird, i like her and everything, but its impossible to put her over luffy, sanji etc.. maybe if she comes along for the next couple of years, but so fast seems ignorant and irritating xD
hi sorry for the super belated response but even 2 months ago one thing was clear about Yamato. A similarity to Luffy pointed out in this video. She doesn't let fate guide her. Her "Fate" was to be married off to Big Mom's son and be a catalyst to the Big Mom and Kaido Alliance bonding for eternity. Instead she opposes this and chooses to aid Luffy and Momonosuke. She has all the makings of a great leader and while i think it'd be a waste for her to join the Strawhats i could easily see her and Momonosuke take a joint leadership over Wano. Few characters have given this Luffy vibe before this point and those that did (Ace, Sabo, Shanks and Blackbeard) all shared this feeling for many fans. Becoming favorites fast
@@trueMCGRaven I see your point, I do like the character and it would be fun to see her coming along towards the end. but to have her/him as a favorite with only seeing her a couple of times doesnt sit right with me in some way. we havent seen her enough for her to be "my top 3 character" etc.. its this popularity psych we see in teenagers at school. its okay, and in the future i can see her becoming one of my favorite straw hats if she joins them. as long as Momonosuke doesnt join the straw hats it can be Yamato for all I care
@@vergonhaalheia9308 sure xD i dont really care, but saying him to a character with boobs feels wrong. but if it were in real life, i should really respect their choice of gender xd
21:05 I agree, in this early in the story Oda didn’t foreshadowed Haki, but he did said about will power being the true strength of people, and showed Shanks will power intimidating the Sea King. BUT in alabasta we clearly see Zoro using Haki, so back in there, he already started doing it
Everyone in the crew is equally loyal to luffy I don’t like people trying to make some of them seem more loyal. Literally all of them offered their life and everything they had for luffy.
I'm not sure I would agree with you there. Usopp, Nami, Robin and Sanji for instance clearly all had good personal reasons to go against Luffy, but they did so nonetheless. I would say after WCI all straw hats are extremely loyal to Luffy, but saying they are all equal means ignoring some of the most important arcs of the story. Zoro was the only one who never went against Luffy even if it was not in his interest.
Ohara sanji left the crew literally so big mom wouldn’t go after luffy and to save zeff. Robin in the other hand left cuz of she was being targeted all the time by navy so her leaving was to protect the crew. Also usopp was right at the end mary was a actual friend not just a ship who saved the crew later on. So u can’t say it was personal intrest when all of them sacrificed themselves and was right to do so. 💀💀💯
@@Ohara-the-Fox No Sanji had a perfectly good reason. Besides having Zeff threatened, Sanji knew Luffy wasn't ready to take on a Yonko so he left for Luffy's sake. I love Zoro too however people have to stop comparing their loyalty or strength. Furthermore, there is a chance Zoro could go against him in the future.
@@Tensai1031 That's exactly what I said 🦊 I just personally think that many of the straw hats arcs, including Usopp and Sanji, were about learning to fully trust and rely on Luffy. And that for me has something to do with loyalty. I agree that it's not really something that you should rank the straw hats on, but there nonetheless is a difference. It would be boring otherwise if all straw hats were the same in their relationship to Luffy
I think Oda work with a concept in One Piece that in that world luck really does favor the bold. Luffy and cia are "luck" not because they are destiny for something grand, but because they are not afraid to bet their lifes in their luck, and I really do thing that in Oda world this helps to bend luck in your favor, if you are not afraid to face everything fate throws at you, you can eventually bend it to your will, and thats what the SH do.
Remember also the scene where he explain to chopper in Alabasta why he follows Luffy and the scene in Water 7 when discussing about taking back Usopp. Man, this guy is great. ODA IS THE GOAT!!!
For me: Episode 1: Luffy jumps out of barrel and yells "MEAT!!!" But even before that, the first time I heard the theme song. I immediately knew this was something that would change me. I was at a bad point in life and that made me laugh like I hadn't in years. And it's made me laugh and cry every week since that day. That's what Luffy does for his nakama. Save their life and give them joy. There is nothing in this life that I am more thankful for than One Piece, Eiichiro Oda and the voice actors. They brought meaning back to life when I had lost it.
"Scars on the back are a swordsman's shame."
"Admirable."
One of my favorite exchanges in all of One Piece, it's so good
Kaido out here catching ricochet shots from ohara
Yes. Absolutely incredible from quote to quote.
@@TheHeroRobertELee That's literally penetration so of course there would be scars that go through to the back too, but we are talking about slashes here.
@@TheHeroRobertELee The saying is literal but also kinda metaphorical.
ever seen a fierce animal that you were sure would never bite i sure havnt
The moment I realized zoro was the best character was when he was about to die by the candle wax so he posed for the statue
True. And the next best moment of him is when he jumped like tarzan on skypea yelling Ooooaoaoaoaooaoaoa
i agree immensly.
I think getting 3 dislikes on a 25 min video after 4 minutes is really an achievement I never wanted to make lol 🦊 Also: This top 5 isn't too serious if that wasn't clear lol
Well you also have over 50 likes after 10 minutes, so I don't think stuff like this matters.
@@jornoftherebellion9370 oh yeah man all good! Just a bit surprised haha
congratulations anyways :)
@@Ohara-the-Fox Yes i think it's the humorous aspect in the first 2-3 minutes. Might avert some people who like your more calm side of approaching a topic. i giggled, but i can see the reason for the dislikes, though it's not my opinion. If you have fun adding humor, go for it.
@@4stim0 haha i think so too. Well, i think it's healthy changing up things here and then. Needed something lighter after the Killua video
-"Dad? Why is my sisters name Rose?"
-"Because your mother loves roses."
-"Thanks, Dad!"
-"No problem, Roronoa Zoro."
and then they get lost because he lot zoro drive! SMH
I work in an ER at a hospital, and a lady came in the other day with a kid named brolly and after she left I told a co-worker that she must be a dragon ball fan as an off hand joke but she heard me say that and then confirmed that ahe had named her kid after the saiyan
if you decide to name your son Roronoa Zoro, he'd never be born because the sperm would not find the egg!
@@hosseinfaridnasr2778 thats why you name the child after its born. or it gets lost on his birthday.
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Two Luffy scenes that I think a underrated and not discussed enough happen both in the Drum Island Arc:
1. Luffy climbing the mountain while carrying Nami and Sanji showing the determination to save those he cares about and put them before himself.
2. The second is his speech to Wapol about breaking Hiruluk's flag in front of Chopper and how that is not an act you carry out unseriously.
Yea you right
I see nothing but facts
well drum island is the first time luffy act as a captain of strawhat, vivi inspires him that fighting is not the only solution then later on if he knows its not worth to fight then he doesnt care at all.
Honestly, I've always thought of the mountain as the main antagonist of Drum Island over Wapol
Agreed
I love how the East Blue is disrespected. The fact that the entire Monkey D Family and Gol D Roger were born in the east. So why the disrespect !!!
@Keishawn Watson yeah when we look at the members of the worst generation the majority of them are revealed to be from the north blue and almost no one important is from their even ace was born in the north blue not the East which shows that and also while roger was born in the east blue he was born next to the grand line
@@jjjjj2495 Ace was born in North but he's raised in East Blue most of his lives, it's fair to say he's from East Blue. It doesn't matter the land you're born in, what matters is what makes you think it's a "Home." Ace pretty much think of Dawn Island as "Home" once he established his brotherhood. I think it all comes back to the individual. East Blue is relatively peaceful, peaceful time creates weak men. Hence, the reason they're so weak.
@@Itsyagirlbri_15 , considering, Luffy isn’t even trying to hide his war crimes even more it’s impossible for the World Government to cover up all of Luffy’s adventures at this point in time, and soon the entire world will really know what the Will of D truly means.
@@RoronoaZoro-ur6hr true, right now they've still only seen the tip...
Because luffy had the highest boubty in the whole eastblue... with 30 million berry
Do you know what seal the deal for me , is when arlong takes the bandages off of Zorro, and the disbelief in his face ,that he was still alive, I became , a Zorro fan boy .
That was so badass
@@raftel7440 that's the first thing, that came to my mind, when I watch this video.
Me too
@@mightyso9281 arlong, wanted to Zorro, because he saw him as being too dangerous, in the future 😂💀
Don't forget Sanji came arlong Park with several ribs broken an was getting beat by a fishman under water
This was the last time we saw Zoro cry! One of my fav moments no doubt.
What about the time he found out Kokoro was a mermaid?
@@eyuin5716 haha true!
after this we also never see him laugh whole-heartedly ever again like he did a few times before that fight, for 900+ chapters.and the best we got since then was a few smirks and small mocking laughter at Pica's voice.
@@MrGalRoz Yeah it's kinda sad how Oda took that away from Zoro, now he's just the impersonification of coolness
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I think before this scene he didn't take the whole pirate thing seriously and was just using it as a vehicle for his own dream.
Zoro has so many Epic moments! When Arlong rips his bandages off is sick.
I know right, the shark went from cocky bastard to a scared bastard, he felt superior through anything he had seen or experienced before, mocking everyone who dared to say/prove otherwise, but whenever he saw the scar left behind on Zoro's body, that's where he knew that if he left Zoro alive, he'd die if he were to face him at full strength at a later point, showing that even though Arlong was a strong character at the point of his introduction, that he was weak, insecure and an easily scared character in the entire One Piece world, it shows what a monster Zoro truly is, and that he is my favorite character for a reason, oh and I forgot the smug smile of Zoro when his scar was revealed, showing how much Zoro actually overpowered Arlong at that moment, it was glorious
@@mrthorian8096 After reading that I feel like Zoro was equal or stronger thsn Luffy majority of the series. Alot of people luffy had trouble with Zoro could win against with minimal to little Shonen plot armor.
@@blacgoat8916 agreed, Zoro is basically a monster whenever he draws his swords, Luffy overpowers zoro by the sheer fact that his Haki is on every level stronger than that of the rest of the crew, don't get me wrong Zoro's and Sanji's Haki are strong but not on par with Luffy, but still, Zoro is crazy strong, we haven't seen him put on his bandana as much after the timeskip, he put it on way more often, and people still wonder why Zoro is my favorite character, and well, his fighting style is quite amazing to behold
@@mrthorian8096 The Zoro breath of all things scene means so much more now. Literally using haki before he got his first bounty! In my opinion Luffy haki powers are too shonen, Zoro you can see his development from the beginning.
@@blacgoat8916 I really believe zoro won't be able to defeat Doflamingo /Katakuri Bc of their DF can used as big counter to zoro's Sword style
Zoro questions Nami, Robin, and Sanji's departures from the crew. He even tells Luffy being a leader is making tough decisions and he shouldn't waver when he defeats Usopp and they intend to let him leave in W7. But in spite of all of that, he still follows Luffy and remains steadfast to his will. A loyal one til the end.
Loyal like a dog. which is a great way to describe him.
yeah cuz without luffy hed have died in the east blue
@@Lanerusher and without Zoro, Luffy would've died in buggy's cage
@@soshvshibu6642 this dosent even matter. I stated that to add on why zoro is so loyal.
@@soshvshibu6642 plus luffy might've not even been insid a cage if zoro didn't join the crew. The story could've changed drastically
What is even more impactful about the Zoro vs Mihawk scene is that it is the only time I recall in the story where present day Zoro cried. Zoro keeps with that badass samurai image 99% of the time. He didn't even shed a tear when Merry died.
It was Zoro Sanji Robin and Brooke who stayed like steel just like how they were the ones who know what Zoro did for Luffy
@@ddoggdiggity420 I think Robin shed one tear, and Brook wasn't even there
@@exaltedfalcheon1793 idk about robin might need to reread it but yea I forgot they didn't get to the Florian triangle yet so Brooke wasn't there
Zoro is one of my favorite characters too because personally I love his undisputed values. There are Strawhats like Nami, Chopper, Robin, and Sanji who go through a lot of internal conflict wanting to protect many things and not being sure what they should prioritize. I'm not saying that they're any lesser because they go through tough times, but i've always found it really cool that Zoro knows what needs to be done in any situation. The man knows what he wants and he acts upon it. This is most prevalent I feel in his absolute loyalty for Luffy, but he's also shown to have clear boundaries. Like in that scene from the Water 7 arc where Zoro says Ussop can't be let back into the crew until he apologizes for disrespecting the captain. So he's basically saying, he won't follow a captain who can't even demand respect from his own. Again, Zoro is one of the, if not the most loyal Strawhat, but he has his set standards and keeps Luffy in check. I wouldn't mind seeing him go through a moral dilemma and overcoming it later in the story, but overall, his ride or die personality is just what really sold me into liking him so much (lmao, I just realized how much I'm rambling, I'll stop).
The only thing which Zoro never clear was his way . Other then that everything is good
Biggest one for me is Sanji getting rejected the day before the wedding and how he still called his backstabbing wife-and-killer-to-be beautiful
That's what a simp would say
@El camino de la paz ❤️ one is a chef and other is a swordsman you cannot expect them to understand each others goals. its like a social worker saying building rockets is waste of time.
Ohara: The next straw hat, Yamato
Me, who is currently only in the whole cake arc:
Still a spoiler now in current anime wano arc ; ;
It's not a spoiler if it hasn't happened yet. If it EVER actually happens (i also think it will) it will be said at the end of this current arc and who knows when it will ends
I’m on skypiea lol started 3 weeks ago
Dude zoro and kenshin are why I started learning swordplay. Both were made and worked on by Oda, and I love it. Never lost with a sword, and zoro is my favorite one piece character
Now you just gotta practice 3 sword style lol
I'm 9 minutes in and you still haven't told me to get a cup of coffee. I can't wait anymore Ohara! I'm getting it on my own!
First to reply lol
My dude!!! With his new videos I’m heart broken he doesn’t do this anymore
madlad
how you got two good liked commenta
@@elcuki630 maybe you should lay off the coffee for a while
I don't know if this counts for any of your particular series, but I think it's a neat detail to discuss:
The Sabaody Arc predicted the Wano Arc's, specifically the alliences and some of the fate of the Captain Supernovas.
Luffy, Law and Kid stand together against an oppressive force before going their own way, but not holding any grudges against each other. Only respect.
Urouge would initially be encountering the major antagonist (in Sabaody it's Kizaru when in Wano is Kaido), but he's injured by something else and has no further involvement.
Bonney and Capone are doing their own thing.
X Drake, Hawkins and Scratchmen all get defeated pretty easily and are left at the complete mercy of the oppressive force, even though initially they were attempting to fight back.
By this time, Blackbeard had no involvement in the matter.
Yo the aliance foreshadowing was amazing .... even with x drake n happoo
Urouge was involved in whole cake more so than Wano, as the one who took down one of the Sweet Generals (unless I'm forgetting something). But the comparisons are pretty striking.
@@michaelturner5093 Urouge did also do possibly the most damage to a Pacifista, so it still fits.
And it all in the end leads to a bigger battle for luffy where he is up against both Marines and Blackbeard so fingers crossed for that
The whole exchange between Mihawk, Luffy and Zoro, with Zoro declaring his loyalty, is ultimately the scene that took me from "trying One Piece out" onto the path of a lifelong fan, and Nami's scene only sealed the deal further
Mihawk really simbolizes the spanish inquisition mainly because no-one was expecting him to come at the Baratie: NONE EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!
This Zoro scene sends chills down my spine in a positive way. I'm so excited that the next review would be my favorite scene in all of one piece... Luffy's hat endorsement to Nami. Thanks and keep it up.
If luffy puts his straw hat on namis head we know shits about to go down lol
I don't know, but really, the part that made me so hyped to binge this show was that part that usopp said although he was scared, he was still going to stay and fight the pirates, and make sure his lie stays a lie. I'd never known anything about the show by then, and so, that was a gunshot to my chest. It actually got me tearing up real hard.
I think that bravery was awarded by all his lies coming true.
Binged the whole 1008 episodes in 2.5 months.
Man I love Zoro. While I personally think that he’s tied with Luffy for best straw hat, there is no doubt that he’s an incredible character.
I think this scene is the turning point for Zoro. We first hear it in Alabasta, but *this* is where Zoro’s loyalty is cemented. Which I mean- his loyalty is probably my favorite aspect of his character. I think that, much in the same way as Ace (well not anymore) and Sabo, Zoro is someone that Luffy can trust fully with the safety of friends. Zoro’s promise not to lose is something that I think Luffy holds onto pretty tightly. Sort of like how Ace’s promise not to die is the only thing that made Luffy stop crying after Sabo ‘died’. After WCI I think that Sanji will absolutely be this as well, but he had his blood family holding him back before.
I’m probably rambling, but I just personally believe that Luffy’s trauma and fear is largely overlooked. Luffy’s biggest fear is being alone. It’s the reason he chased after Ace, it’s the reason he needs Ace to promise not to leave him in order for him to move on. You can even see it when he meets Sabo again, when he breaks down and blames himself for losing Ace. Sabo, Ace (RIP), and maybe Shanks are the only people he would ever admit that to.
My favorite moment is when the crew read the newspaper and know about the war, Luffy and Ace. I dont cry for Ace, I like Ace more for kid and his end (die young but happy), but I and don't just know, hear and what some of Luffy or the crew... I live the crew being born, their friendship, their journey, adventures, laughts and cries and I became a part of them. And Luffy of course, the captain and the one who make all, who battle in first line, who inspires all...
That is why I can feel when they read about the war, when Luffy needs help to rescue his brother... who die in front of him. The crew (or not all) doesn't have a big bound to Ace, but they KNOW the pain of lose someone and they was loosing the time while his loved captain was alone, when he needs help... and now was suffering in body, mind, heart and moral... and their useless crew can't just GO and give him a shoulder to cry. They failed to Luffy.
I don't say I blame them, I don't, but I know they would feel blame. Even if they don't have it, I can feel and understand why for all the story I watch and LIVE with them. And the desperate energy to find a way to go out of that stupid island and find their captain.
And something more I have to say, that makes greates all from Amazon Lily to Marinerfod and when Luffy wakes up. All of that was an expression of how Luffy can make much goals, but he can't do anything. From Amazon Lily he says that Franky could construct a ship (and he makes a bad balsa), with Nami and the crew they could think in a plan to go in Impel Down and rescue Ace in a 100%, and Luffy needs an emotional support or something at the end of the war, a help that Jinbe could give him for lucky. And understand than he can't do all, the people die and he needs to remember and value what he still have: his crew. All of this only makes Luffy and the crew even greater, because they are imperfect and always need help, they can make big things but only together and thats why they could get this far.
Mihawks' early inclusion is also great for establishing a power ceiling. When later on Zoro is able to cut huge things or other fighters are able to do similiar ridiculous things, it doesn't come out of nowhere. The danger of power escalation is minimized.
O'hara. I'm only a few minutes in the video, but one of my favorite One Piece moments is when Mr.3 is waxing him and Nami and he just "strikes a pose". I LOVE THAT. I"m rewatching the series with my GF and current to 996. It's just such a subtle and low key powerful display of his character.
Haha yep I guess it's stoicism as he just makes the best of it.
This guys just made another whole one piece level analysis episode about describing just a moment from a one piece episode in such a depth no one would have thought....
If Oda is the Mihawk of creating story, then you are no less than Zorro...OHara(love your work, don't ever stop)
The moment Zoro declared he would never lose and asked Luffy if there was any problems with that referring to Luffy as Pirate King was the moment Zoro truly recognised that both he and Luffy had a long way to go. From the very start I think Zoro has thought as Luffy as the Pirate King and vice versa Luffy see's Zoro as the best swordsman in the world.
The any problems with that line I always interpretated as 'I'm not going to lose and neither are you okay?'
Thank you for covering this and the next scene as I’ll be awaiting next weeks.
I can honestly say this and Nami begging for luffy to help her are my two favorite scenes in the entirety of one piece cementing them as my two favorite characters from that era.
While we watched both of them grow I forever hate how Nami has changed as I will forever love her non fanservice design pre time skip and I miss everything about it and her character back then.
Moment suggestions for the series:
Bink’s Sake
He Lauged-Roger
Jimbei’s arrival in Wano
Ace’s death
Whitebeard’s death
Luffy vs Garp
And so many others because OP and this analysis series rock
I've been wondering if fujitora "blinding himself" has any relevance to swordsmanship. I mean Oda does like to reference seldom known pirate themes, and there's one interesting piece of trivia about pirates that this could be a reference to.
Contrary to popular belief, pirates used to wear eye patches NOT because of missing eyes (though the canon men often had to be wary of those kinds of injuries) -- they wore eyepatches to adjust that eye to be able to see in pitch-black darkness, so that once it was removed, they could see with clear vision below deck, or through the night during raids, or while watching from a crows' nest. There were many benefits to making sure one eye was always ready to see in the dark, and switching between which eye was covered was a clever way to maximize vision. I'm wondering if Zoro, Rayleigh, and Fujitora having their scarred eyes is supposed to be in reference to WILLFULLY closing one's eyes in order to achieve a greater sense of vision? It also begs the question, Why are Dracule Mihawk's eyes so uniquely designed? We do not know much about him, and we see no scars on his eyes, but why are unique eyes so common among these strong swordsmen? we see Vista and Whitebeard and Roger without these scars, but still with strong swordsmanship, (and White beard DOES at least have an eye color similar to Hawkeye's) but Rayleigh and Zoro, who are meant to be parallel firstmates to their respective pirate kings, aren't the only case of this. We also see that Shanks who received his scar from Blackbeard, Fujitora, and even Cracker, who is said to be an elite swordsman all happen to have scars on one or both of their eyes. It's an odd coincidence, to say the least, but perhaps eventually it will be revealed to heighten one's reliance and sensitivity to Sensory Haki, or somehow be helpful. What I'm trying to suggest is that perhaps wounds on the eye, for some reason or other, perhaps advance one's abilities in swordsmanship, and maybe the correlation isn't "the best swordsmen cut their eyes because it helps," but "people with cut eyes gain something that make them closer to the best swordsman". Perhaps Fujitora willfully closed both eyes out of desire to tap into more sensory powers, since his DF ability can't rely as much on sight as on sensory Haki anyway. What do you guys think?
"Scars on the eye are a swords man's fame"
Mihawk has the same eyes as Im-sama, probably a descendant of him or something
I think he cut his eyes to blind himself of the World Government’s heinous actions. Though he battles for them I don’t doubt that such a righteous man is fine with seeing the evil he allows to roam free
He's a vampire, thus Christianity, Coffin, and unique yellow sith eyes
@@kickflippro3 i have definitely noticed the parallels too, but he's obvi not a literal vampire, since he can stand in sunlight. including vampires in the story would also be super complicated and have a bunch of effects. but I'm curious if there is a significant reason for his yellow eyes, outside of just being a cool design to make him stand out and look intimidating
Mihawk: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battles will be legendary
lol
Literally though
To me the scene where Zoro swings his sword and it harmlessly brushes past that palm frond then cuts through Mr. 1 is still one of the greatest Zoro moments all these 100s of episodes later.
Given the theme on the Dawn, is there a chance Mihawk plays a bigger role in the narrative outside of Zoro? With the name of his sword being Night, does he represent something bigger?
Right before you said that nami ,luffy thing I was just typing that I need the reason arlong park was entirely flattened,it was one of my favorite moments in all of one piece.
This was the the moment I feel in love with One Piece and became a true Zoro fan!
This is the first One Piece video I have ever watched. I just got into anime and manga 3 months ago and though I had known about one piece for some time, I always pegged it as just some comedic cartoony action anime. I never would have guessed it had such deep and multifaceted characterization and character development, good writing and world building. Anime really continues to surprise me.
One of my favorites is Usopp asjing for forgivness and to rejoin the crew, one really fantastic moment of characters growth for the entire crew
Im a little surprised you didn't include Zoros "Nothing is wrong" moment. He took all the pain his captain had, endured it and survived. It shows how he's able to share his captains burdens, being there for when he is needed.
"One Piece > Naruto and Bleach" ... Confirmed!
You have achieved...: common sense
Hollow Wax - “Common sense” isn’t as sensible as you think.
Christopher Rivera what do you mean, im not trolling, I just want to understand
I'm rewatching one piece via one pace and when I saw this fight, the dialogue also made me think about haki, as willpower was so strongly emphasized, and mihawk spoke about knowing how strong a warrior is without crossing blades.
This scene is incredible, i always go back and watch it from time to time, Mihawks line "frog in the well... know how big the world is" gives me chills, this scene definitely made me fall in love with one piece as well.
There is the 3rd time Zoro cried, when he saw kokoro as mermaid lol.
But, i've got one idea about next topic, how about Luffy Conq Haki moment in marineford, reason for that is everyone is in shock that Luffy had that ability and fear in their face makes it even move epic. But anyway Great Video as always ohara, thanks.
lol the Koro one is hilarious
Zoro's "nothing happened" and "never lose again" panels always give me the chills.
I love the slight humoristic, but mainly analystic style of your videos. Keep up the brilliant work!!!
Is that Joyboy at start
Videos are getting more funnier. Zoro is a highly underappreciated character in the series especially due to the biases in the fanbase and with the introduction of supernova. Since his dream is directly related to getting stronger many don't like how much stronger he needs to get.
Today Aug. 30 2010 was when time skip starts.
Was it really that long ago? Damn, really puts life into perspective now
No it was not. It was Oct. 2 2011.
@@Rewwgh Nah he was off by a little.
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According to the wikia chapter 597 came out in august 30 2010 so i think he's right
The way Oda writes fights, fighting and the fighting spirit is something else.
The amount of inspiration I can draw from One piece on my path as an aspiring fighter is ridiculous considering its animated fiction. But the way this guy is able to tell us time and time again that will can overcome skill/strength if the will is strong enough is uncanny
Zoro is the quintessential role model for what it means to be a man. sacrifice. Capable of leading and following, strong, doesn't back down, forges his own path. Saves the damsels, but holds them as accountable as anyone else. He's consistently himself no matter who's around. We rarely get any archetypes like Zoro in the west anymore.
Oh, I'm so excited for the next video. Because that's the moment where I felt like "This is where One Piece truly started". Especially during that walk.😎
“Iconic Scene Analysis Series.....TRADEMARK!” Fucking love that name for some reason..
Luffy is my favorite, he inspired me to be loyal and to fight for what I believe is right. No matter what everyone thinks, do what is right. I have followed this for a year now and has gone great for me. To think I wanted to skip one piece because it had 1000+ episodes, this anime luffy especially was really an inspiration.
The zoro and sanji fights were both remarkable in that, wven though they both lost to their opponent, they actually won moral victories. Both of their opponents had them dead to rights, but because of their character, they changed their outlook on them. Gin is actually my favorite character, and really looking forward to his return.
Hey, Ohara! A scene I’d like to bring up to your attention would be Sanji in Skypiea when he sabotages Enel’s ship and takes a full on blast from him while already being at the verge of death. This scene I feel like in some ways parallels Zoro’s “nothing happened.”
P.S. I’m interested in discussing some One Piece related topics with you. What would be a good place to reach you?
Great video, but Oda had already planted seeds of Haki with Shanks very early. Ben Beckman plays off Shanks pretending not to know where Luffy is, after the bandits kidnap him and run off with a smoke bomb. Beckman shakes his head smiling laughing at Shanks over acting. Then Shanks uses Conquers Haki to scare off the sea king after saving Luffy. So it wasn’t thought out, but definitely considered.
I just want to appreciate all the effort to people who actually analyst each of the individual and as far as going back to the arc that was published almost 2 decades ago. I could'nt even be bother going back to the last book I purchased.
Every time i see the scene where zoro says I will nerve lose again King of the pirates
I always have chills on my back
1:04 "And for the longest time, I didn't wanna reveal this."
If I had to guess, probably for the fear of getting judged by it.
And by extension, part of your audience getting cranky because it doesn't match their favorite.
Because so far your videos were predominantly rather objective analyses, rather than personal opinions (like some other One Piece channels, especially those focused on individual chapter reviews).
Since you decided to reveal not just your favorite but the top five of your favorites, I take it you have an optimistic outlook on your subscribers for not taking your opinions personally and looking at this as a sort of divisive battle of fanboy camps, lol.
Oh I loved that video that joy boy did about zoro. It was honestly the first video I ever watched on his channel and I subbed immediately after that. It was so good. Just like all your videos
The moment Mihawk realized that he finally found a worthy opponent
I loved Zoro when I first saw his back story...I loved his scene with Kuina and their promise....
I’m convinced the Mihawk went to the East Blue to find Luffy and to judge him himself. He says he was killing time when asked what he was doing when he attacked Don Creig’s fleet. So what was he waiting for? He was waiting for Luffy to make his way to the Grand Line. And when he meets Shanks later to show him the wanted poster with Luffy on it, he lets us know that Shanks has discussed Luffy with him in the past. Mihawk wanted to see what (or more importantly who) was so important that Shanks would sacrifice his arm for.
Still one of the best moments of the entire franchise, zoro is such a badass.
These best One Piece moments revisited videos are brilliant.
🐳🐳🐳🐳🐳🐳 When you get to it, can you do Brooke💀💀💀💀and Luffy talking about labum while he’s playing his piano!
I was LITERALLY just about to suggest that scene.
Exactly 20 years ago, when I started with One Piece on TV (in Germany it was aired the first time in 2003) I was 18 and was already caught up by a German Type of Shonen-Jump called "BanZai" where One Piece was introduced with "Romance Dawn" ... But I really got hyped up and felt in Love with One piece when I got to know the character Zorro more and more.
Now I am 37 and watched the latest EP 2 days ago (Wano Kuni arc) where Zorro healed and attacked the all-stars with sanji together. :) I hope, that I can watch One Piece with my child one day :)
I'd love to see you cover Brook's speech to Big Mom, my favourite post-Time skip moment so far!
Definitely
Sanji's focus on not wasting food and that whole starving story and then Zoro's promise all were some of the best scenes in OP (and my favorite I never forgot those scenes)
I thought the re-animated version was from the episode of east blue not the episode of the going merry.
i think you might be right there! Thanks for the correction
@@Ohara-the-Fox ;) amazing analysis as ever.
One piece really shines where other shonin lack the talk no jutsu but through action. Most shonen during a fight there is a moment where they stop to talk and there is where the character grows in one piece you see growth constantly through battles and the dialogue in the arca
21:05 "if i had to bet i would probably say no..." While in the first chapter we see a clear scene of Shanks intimidating the seaking with haki...
The op moment that made me watch op is when i was scrolling through yt and saw a clip of luffy helping a winter bunny that caused the avalanche, it was so touching that i just had to watch the whole thing, i never regretted that.
Best east blue moment surely or maybe only after that hat scene with Nami
the thing that make me love this scene is the fact that it's the first time anyone recognize that luffy will be the pirate king and coming from zorro is another point that he already recognize luffy as his captain.
Another amazing video bro... keep it up
i dont get the love for Yamato, we've seen her for like, a few chapters and shes "our" favorite character already. it just seems weird, i like her and everything, but its impossible to put her over luffy, sanji etc.. maybe if she comes along for the next couple of years, but so fast seems ignorant and irritating xD
hi sorry for the super belated response but even 2 months ago one thing was clear about Yamato. A similarity to Luffy pointed out in this video. She doesn't let fate guide her. Her "Fate" was to be married off to Big Mom's son and be a catalyst to the Big Mom and Kaido Alliance bonding for eternity. Instead she opposes this and chooses to aid Luffy and Momonosuke. She has all the makings of a great leader and while i think it'd be a waste for her to join the Strawhats i could easily see her and Momonosuke take a joint leadership over Wano. Few characters have given this Luffy vibe before this point and those that did (Ace, Sabo, Shanks and Blackbeard) all shared this feeling for many fans. Becoming favorites fast
@@trueMCGRaven I see your point, I do like the character and it would be fun to see her coming along towards the end. but to have her/him as a favorite with only seeing her a couple of times doesnt sit right with me in some way. we havent seen her enough for her to be "my top 3 character" etc.. its this popularity psych we see in teenagers at school. its okay, and in the future i can see her becoming one of my favorite straw hats if she joins them. as long as Momonosuke doesnt join the straw hats it can be Yamato for all I care
I don’t want to be that guy, but Yamato is a man
@@vergonhaalheia9308 sure xD i dont really care, but saying him to a character with boobs feels wrong. but if it were in real life, i should really respect their choice of gender xd
@@vergonhaalheia9308 it's a girl tf
The moment zoro became my favorite character was the event at the end of the Thriller Bark arc. That was so epic.
Bro someone has taken over your editing software
Ok so these scenes are so good that I'm crying just looking at a guy analyzing it 😂
That serie of videos is such a good idea !!!
Gotta love Oda in only just a few chapters he can make us love a character so much we want them to be the next straw hat Yamato for next straw hat ;)
21:05 I agree, in this early in the story Oda didn’t foreshadowed Haki, but he did said about will power being the true strength of people, and showed Shanks will power intimidating the Sea King. BUT in alabasta we clearly see Zoro using Haki, so back in there, he already started doing it
Everyone in the crew is equally loyal to luffy I don’t like people trying to make some of them seem more loyal. Literally all of them offered their life and everything they had for luffy.
Talk to em
I'm not sure I would agree with you there. Usopp, Nami, Robin and Sanji for instance clearly all had good personal reasons to go against Luffy, but they did so nonetheless. I would say after WCI all straw hats are extremely loyal to Luffy, but saying they are all equal means ignoring some of the most important arcs of the story. Zoro was the only one who never went against Luffy even if it was not in his interest.
Ohara sanji left the crew literally so big mom wouldn’t go after luffy and to save zeff. Robin in the other hand left cuz of she was being targeted all the time by navy so her leaving was to protect the crew. Also usopp was right at the end mary was a actual friend not just a ship who saved the crew later on. So u can’t say it was personal intrest when all of them sacrificed themselves and was right to do so. 💀💀💯
@@Ohara-the-Fox No Sanji had a perfectly good reason. Besides having Zeff threatened, Sanji knew Luffy wasn't ready to take on a Yonko so he left for Luffy's sake. I love Zoro too however people have to stop comparing their loyalty or strength. Furthermore, there is a chance Zoro could go against him in the future.
@@Tensai1031 That's exactly what I said 🦊 I just personally think that many of the straw hats arcs, including Usopp and Sanji, were about learning to fully trust and rely on Luffy. And that for me has something to do with loyalty. I agree that it's not really something that you should rank the straw hats on, but there nonetheless is a difference. It would be boring otherwise if all straw hats were the same in their relationship to Luffy
This just keeps getting better and better.
Is it just me or is luffy being on the same ship as Mihawk separate from Zoro, symbolic
Real title "Zoro is the best character ever! Shut up! he soooooooo coooool!!!" - But I agree so I have my coffee, let's do this :D
I think Oda work with a concept in One Piece that in that world luck really does favor the bold. Luffy and cia are "luck" not because they are destiny for something grand, but because they are not afraid to bet their lifes in their luck, and I really do thing that in Oda world this helps to bend luck in your favor, if you are not afraid to face everything fate throws at you, you can eventually bend it to your will, and thats what the SH do.
Pretty sure Oda had plans for Haki in chapter one. Remember when Shank’s arm was bitten off? What happened after
Wow this was new, humour in your video. Nice! Keep up the good work.
I always took Zoro's vow to never lose again as him saying he'd never lose to a swordsman ever again, which has been the case till now.
I normally agree with u with out knowing til u tell me! GJ! I'm also happy to See the fun and humor in ur editing now. Big ups!
Remember also the scene where he explain to chopper in Alabasta why he follows Luffy and the scene in Water 7 when discussing about taking back Usopp. Man, this guy is great. ODA IS THE GOAT!!!
This scene is what sealed the deal for me to continue watching one piece
For me:
Episode 1: Luffy jumps out of barrel and yells "MEAT!!!"
But even before that, the first time I heard the theme song. I immediately knew this was something that would change me.
I was at a bad point in life and that made me laugh like I hadn't in years.
And it's made me laugh and cry every week since that day.
That's what Luffy does for his nakama. Save their life and give them joy.
There is nothing in this life that I am more thankful for than One Piece, Eiichiro Oda and the voice actors.
They brought meaning back to life when I had lost it.
20:38 “Will counts way more than raw physical abilities...”
*Haki:* yeah
this has always been my favorite one piece moment followed closely by robin on enies lobby and garp talking to luffy / crew on water7
A+ opening . I follow this channel religiously thank you for your content :)
Ohara fav being zoro is just awesome .
This series is perfect, thank you for the great content.
Hey ohara have u ever thought about one piece what ifs ? I reckon it’d be awesome if u did one