ZEFF'S FAVORITE DISH REVEALED! CONVERTING friends into STRAWHATS! REACTION 1x6 One Piece LIVE ACTION
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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The finest cuisine in the 'East Blue' is prepared on tonight's episode of MASTER ZEFF! -sean
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The part where Zeff eats his own leg isn't a change, they just adapted the manga instead of the anime
the original anime had that I think, like ten years ago. They changed it in the re-animation of the older arcs because apparently it's too gory for the kids now.
@@NorthernShinigami No, they had him choose to have his leg ripped off while trying to save Sanji underwater. That was the early anime, too. It's only the manga that has him eating his own leg.
@@NorthernShinigami It's the other way around, in the updated anime they didn't try to replace the self-cannibalism with some other heroic act. In the original anime they made it like he cut off his leg to save Sanji by swimming to him during the wreck, but in the original manga he indeed ate his leg and there was no ambiguity.
About 800 or so chapters later, there was another cannibalism moment that Oda did a better job making ambiguous, but it's still clear that _somebody_ ate all their friends and family without realizing it.
No they went with the : lost his leg in the sea while saving Danji, not eating it !@@NorthernShinigami
Yall are right though, anyone who thinks One Piece isn't political IS delusional. There's literally a Revolutionary Army going against the World Government.
I love yalls reactions and commentary! So glad yall are enjoying it and can't wait for yall to finish the show!
Very political actually. Covers a lot of dark topics too.
We got slavery(referenced by Arlong in the LA) don't think anybodys ready to see the real shit yet.
We got drug abuse, racism, and hatred all in one arc.
Puppet kingdoms like alabasta and dressrosa through different methods.
Corrupt governments we see that throughout the entire series.
The revolutionary army like you said.
Am I missing anything?
I'm enjoying these one piece reactions so much! And I love the talkshow tangent you went onto and just your overall banter and vibes. It's a joy to watch you as a group! I can't wait until I'm caught up on my own JJK watch so I can watch your reactions afterwards :)
3;30 In any case - you think, based on what you've seen, that Mihawk would deal a blow like that in a one on one fight and not leave them dead in two seconds by accident?
We saw how quickly he killed Don Krieg. There was no doubt of him dying near instantly. If he wanted Zoro dead Zoro wouldn't have had time to talk.
I don't know if you guys are going to be as motivated as I was after seeing this season, but I hope you check out the anime as a group. You'll find that a through line of the series is found family. Blood family kinda sucks in the One Piece world.
I love the name of your channel. Hunter X Hunter for life.
I don't really know why, but I always liked that bit in Baratie when Arlong said to the fish-man maitre'd "You dare stoop so low". Even from it's just trying to figure out the maitre'd's expression. I don't doubt he's scared of Arlong, but I wonder sometimes if he knows there's even just a kernel of truth in everything that Arlong was saying.
Either way, no one liked being called a bootlicker. Which do you think it was, what Arlong was also saying in that line and when he turned the maitre'd's head saying 'serve? An interesting choice of words', think it was more 'why try? you know what they think of you' or 'you can't hide what you are'.
I'm guessing no one's talking about Kuroobi's chest - the red brand. If you pause it you can see it. The symbol of another crew, now disbanded.
We're a long ways off from hearing the story of this crew.....but they can't write Arlong's history of them out when we get that far, can we?
Zoro is definitely asexual.
Zoro is definitely LGBTQIA+ -Sean
Zoro is Swordsexual, he be flirting with all kinds of swords, he particularly likes the naughty ones
15:47 hell yea one piece is political af, even more than some people are willing to admit
Reactors reacting to Taz/Sanji shirtless is my Roman Empire.
You're absolutely right One Piece is political and historical and mythological. As is any really good story. People that don't see it don't want to see it (because they're probably not used to looking in that sort of mirror). Great job so far guys 🖖😎👍
People's reactions to shirtless Sanji are always the same and it's so funny cause like SAME! Bro was CARVED
Zeff & Sanji's back story is one of the reasons why I liked that the live action is referencing the manga instead of the more kid friendly anime back story.
The fish skin is actually a real treatment for healing human skin, it's the result of a research made in a university in Brazil. I'm Brazilian by the way.
that’s sooo cool, really appreciate you sharing that! do you know which university? obrigado
@@TheFandomTroupe Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC). It's like Federal University of Ceará. Ceará is a State here in Brazil.
Sanji's child actor has the lead role in the Sweet Tooth series where he plays a half-human, half-deer hybrid searching for his mother in a postapocalyptic world.
After 70 days on the rock, Sanji, starving, has no more food and Zeff never had any since he ate his leg. Sanji tells Luffy that they stayed on the rock for 85 days. The question that arises is: what have they eaten in the last 15 days? No additional obvious parts of their bodies appear to be missing from Day 70 and now. Strange, right?😁😉
Oh that's where i know him
You can last a fair amount of time without food than you can without water. I assume it rained a bunch and they drank their fill as much as they could.
@@7thlittleleopard7 You can stay without eating a good time, like 3 weeks. But from the last decent meal. Except, here, the last 15 days begin while they are already hungry. So, it reduces the time of fasting possible a lot and 15 days seem to me to be long. But hey, no big deal, it's a story where the hero is elastic, so realism is secondary.🙂
@@7thlittleleopard7Yeah all their drinking water came from rain water so they had plenty to drink.
Tiny spoiler alert - at age 10....Sanji didn't expect anyone to do anything for him.....and there's a reason for that.....
Loving your reactions and discussions. In terms of "those" kinds of pirate ships, I always feel Zoro is interested (also romantically) in a good fight and lots of alcohol, which is why I still feel Sanji entering the room, beating up two people without even using his hands and then walking over and offenisvely flirting by offering the whole menu of drinks available is essentially the perfect RomCom meet cute for those two with the only issue being that it is directed at Nami. :D There is a very short cut to Zoro who cracks a "Hello there, who are you and why are you talking to her not me?" smile in that scene that I can just not unsee.
Zeff autocannibalising is not a change, thats the same original story from the manga. The anime is the one that changed it, god knows why.
It is true that when you either fall or have to suddenly jump into the water it's better to take your clothes off - not all of them, just stuff like outer layers or maybe even your shirt, wet clothes are heavy so not only do they risk pulling you down, they also risk tiring you out because you'll be pulling heavy wet clothes along as well as your entire body weight.
However, it may have been more practical for him to have taken his shoes off though.
Zeff-Sanji's goodbye is among the highlights of this season, never seen a single reaction not tearing up on that moment.
Yup this is faithful just not to the anime. Remember the show is not an anime adaptation but a Manga one. So naturally anime just like film, take their own liberties.
Luffy and Zoro believers/shippers eating GOOD this episode lol
I don’t need everyone to read it, I get it, it’s a lot of manga, but reading is faster and watching, but just one singular person to read so it’ll mean people won’t say Zeff eating his leg is a change when it is what is in the actual proper story.
Anyone who says one piece isnt political. Either they have head in sand or hasnt gone to far in story
Arlong dropping Luffy into the ocean was a convenient way for Luffy to escape, but it's TOTALLY in character for Arlong. He's a fishman supremacist happy to flaunt all the things that make them superior to humans, and to make a superhuman die from simply drowning must be absolutely cathartic.
your reactions are so genuine and fun to watch i couldnt help but binge ur entire opla series reaction c: i love the theories too and the overanalysis at the end, they maje me smile!
Guys. The musician skeleton behind you... 😭💀🤣
most ships would have a grappling hook usually to tow in debris or lost cargo floating in the ocean. It's not unfathomable that they may have been able to rig a pully system to get them off the rock.
in the manga, Zeff severs his leg using a large pointy rock, leaving his past to save sanji (his leg is his identity, Red Leg Zeff)
in the anime his leg was caught by an anchor when the shipwas sunk over by the massive wave, severs his leg to save sanji from drowning
changes was made to cater to wider audience, the manga version was too dark for kids, dismemberment of a limb and cannibalisms 😂
You're all amazing guys!!!
love these reactions
6:38 I think his Crew was called 'The Cook Pirates' because he was their cook as well as their Captain.
Hey, you get a name, you gotta get the swag to go with it. In any case, his feet were enough to make his enemies bleed, he doesn't need that many other weapons apart from his sword
HEY. U BOYS BETTER UPLOAD THESE BABIES FASTER PLZZZZZZ
One Piece is the most political show you will ever watch. Slavery still to this day, misogyny, oppression by the ones in power, believe in dreams and true freedom ( not just freedom for white christian nationalists to own a gun), universal health care. all these are topics in the show that are not small hints, they are brought to you fron and center.
17:43 From what I remember, the average Fishman is roughly 3 times stronger than the average human, right?
Love your reactions to this show, you guys are amazing together!
Happy New Year! Yall look like such a joy to hang out with. Loved your reaction and the discussion afterwards. I am looking forward to the next episode so so much!
3:16 That's real - it's been used and tested by doctors for a few years now: ua-cam.com/video/vqo8wnOnpqo/v-deo.html
Of course the fresher the fish the less likely there is to be any risks.
Literally every One Piece fans forgot that Sanji supposed to be hot and jacked lol.
Love these videos
💖💖💖💘💘♥♥💜💜🧡🧡 loving the reactions! Can't wait for the next episode! WOOOH!
Yo thank you so much for the support!! -Sean
just saying, but you guys realize you kinda have to cosplay for the final episode... Hector as Yasopp, Sean as Garp, Titus as Usopp and Austin as Zeff... just saying that would be pretty amazing and really fitting 🤔
Yeah, Koby's part was the weakest here..the whole season, only three scenes are weak...the first is Garp going "we will capture them", second being that whole conversation ending at Koby's "he is a pirate", third being Zoro in Ep 2, on Luffy "I don't need to, he believes in himself"
Edit: My point is One Piece IS political. Painfully political.
The whole theme of One Piece is being free and going against the supposed leadership of that world. But watching the anime the first episodes (and by that I mean like, the first 300 hundred episodes, fillers included), you can't even tell there IS a global-level leadership - because they're all so corrupt and rich they separate themselves from the peasants living the rich life style and send the navy to do their biding.
But they are. They're so awfully corrupt they kill anyone who opposes them and also have _slaves_
and keep in mind, that's a world with no internet, no mass radio, no TV, only ONE _somewhat_ navy-controlled newspapers (lets just say the editor is rebelling for the sake of free press lol) , so no way for news or people to travel fast to fact check stuff that happens worldwide. So if that leadership, the World Government, decided to annihilate a whole island, no one is gonna know 'cause there wouldn't be any survivors left to tell. (except there are survivors, and they become pirates to escape the Navy.)
I don't exactly disagree. It's got heavy political themes narratively but those don't really come into focus too much until you get to Water 7.
What drives me crazy is when people insist that One Piece is inherently a specific flavor of politics.
@@roryzinkarvitch9043 Exactly, do the people who say it is inherently proleftwing think the right wants an authoritarian and corrupt world government running everything? If so, they don't understand what the right believes.
You guys gonna love season 2 onepiece is woke!
Pity we couldn't get Arlong 9ft tall as I think he was originally, but we're a little short of nine feet tall actors right now.
Makes me wonder though - who do you think we'll get as Whitebeard? I know, we're a long ways off from meeting him, but still. I doubt we'll get someone who's supposed to be nearly 18ft tall, but heigh aside...who do you see as Whitebeard?
So this is what it feels like dying of thirst watching another man drown
Guys... the Fishman being slaves isn't an allegory for the chattel slavery of Africans. Slavery had existed long before then (the Roman Empire for example, lol) and still exists in parts of the world today. It's only political insofar as the messaging is slavery is bad; freedom is better.
One Piece has political narrative themes but don't fall into the trap of believing they're overt allegory for the modern world, or that they're only reflective on one particular flavor of the body politic. The only thing that comes close to anything like that is an event that happens in a later arc (Fishman Island) which Oda pulls directly from Japanese History regarding the expansion of Christianity in that country.
Just remember that when people try to convince you that One Piece is inherently one side of politics (leftist) that the same things those people would point to as parallels to western imperialism can also be seen as parallels to how a country such as the USSR was run.
That all being said, I've been enjoying the reactions and look forward to the next two episodes. Be well, fellas.
In the anime/manga, you're absolutely right, the slavery/racism doesn't really reflect any real world-specific instance. And this early on in the story it's barely a thing in any case. The Arlong crew are the first fishmen we meet and he keeps going on about Fishman superiority, but it doesn't really go much further than that until much, much later. In the Live Action though? The coding here is DEFINITELY pointing at the African American experience -- Arlong's theme music isn't even trying to be subtle about it.
No it totally is. We even get our own MLK Jr and Malcolm X in the Fishman arc, as well as pacifist civil rights movement.
I think I have to disagree with the take on "everything being political." Though I think this disagreement stems from what exactly you define "political" as.
Having real-world parallels doesn't automatically make something political, in my opinion. In fact, it can even be incredibly on-the-nose and still not be political, as it is in this case here.
The distinction that I make is based on how well crafted the story dynamic is and how woven in the themes are. Or, to put it another way, there is a difference between a competently constructed story vs talking points in a TED talk. On one hand you have a layered piece of writing that can stand on its own regardless of real-world parallels. And on the other hand you have a paper thin plot that's only relevance stems from the social/political landscape of the real world during the time the story came out.
The option to have a political discussion exists, _if you want,_ but you could also leave it completely alone and keep it totally fiction and none of your enjoyment would be sapped away. That's why I'm saying that it isn't really a political show. Plus, and I think this is the most important part, no "social solutions" are ever presented to the audience. Everything is presented and laid out, but how the audience interprets everything and what conclusions they draw is ultimately up to them. Because, at the end of the day, the audience does not care to hear about a writer's political messaging, _regardless of if they agree or disagree with it._ What they care about are the characters and how they get through the situations they are in.
Once again I write this one from the past 4 months..the Opla ride ending soon..
Zoro vowing to protect Luffy's dream, after Luffy defended Zoro's, was a wise choice they did. In the original, he was literally playing pirates with Luffy, calling him Captain from the get go, until Mihawk beats him, then he says the somewhat the same words.
He never declares himself Luffy's first mate, though, or vows to follow Luffy until the end. That whole scene is a LA exclusive. Zoro's anime/manga vow is the one from the Baratie dock after being defeated by Mihawk.
@@MorenaEvensong LA exclusive, yeah..and its good to exist.